Turnwater is a fishing forecast made in Tampa Bay by someone who fishes it. It started as a way to stop checking three different apps for the tide, the moon and the weather before every trip, and turned into one place that puts them together and tells you when to go.
Pick a spot, a pier, a beach, a bridge, anywhere on the coast. Turnwater checks every half hour of the next 7 days and gives each one a bite score out of 100 for 16 inshore and nearshore fish, from snook and redfish to tarpon and sheepshead. It tells you the best time to go, which fish are most likely to be feeding, and why.
Most forecast apps give you a number and expect you to trust it. In Turnwater you can tap any score and see exactly how many points came from the tide, the light, the moon and the weather, and what was working against you. If the weather looks dangerous, it says so, and it won't recommend a window with storms in it no matter how good the fishing looks.
It's a forecast, not a promise. A good window puts the odds on your side, but nobody can guarantee fish. And it's not a marine safety service. Always check the official NWS marine forecast before you go.
The forecast is free with an account. Pro adds unlimited searches, the trip planner, surf mode, the spot finder and saved spots, and removes ads. It pays for the servers and keeps the free version running.
Something look off for your spot? Caught fish when the forecast said slow, or got skunked on a "great" window? That's exactly the feedback that makes it better. Send a message.
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