Tides at San Francisco, CA this month

Now tide in San Francisco, CA is falling.

First low tide today is at 6:49 am, first high tide today is at 12:10 am.
Next low tide today is at 6:49 am, next high tide today is at 1:49 pm.

Fishing forecast in San Francisco, CA today

Now is a not good time for fishing in San Francisco, CA.

Best times to go fishing today at San Francisco, CA are:

  • 6:49 am - 1:49 pm
  • 6:48 pm - 11:59 pm

Tides forecast in San Francisco, CA this month

Sunday 10th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
12:10 amH6.34Not good
6:49 amL-0.63Good
1:49 pmH5.20Not good
6:48 pmL2.23Good

Monday 11th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
12:57 amH6.10Not good
7:23 amL-0.35Good
2:19 pmH5.45Not good
7:37 pmL1.86Good

Tuesday 12th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
1:46 amH5.70Not good
7:58 amL0.13Good
2:50 pmH5.71Not good
8:30 pmL1.50Good

Wednesday 13th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
2:42 amH5.18Not good
8:35 amL0.77Good
3:24 pmH5.96Not good
9:29 pmL1.16Good

Thursday 14th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
3:48 amH4.61Not good
9:15 amL1.51Good
4:03 pmH6.15Not good
10:36 pmL0.86Good

Friday 15th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
5:11 amH4.14Not good
10:02 amL2.26Good
4:49 pmH6.28Not good
11:51 pmL0.56Good

Saturday 16th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
6:53 amH3.95Not good
11:02 amL2.90Good
5:44 pmH6.35Not good

Sunday 17th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
1:07 amL0.23Good
8:34 amH4.13Not good
12:20 pmL3.32Good
6:48 pmH6.39Not good

Monday 18th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
2:18 amL-0.12Good
9:47 amH4.46Not good
1:43 pmL3.42Good
7:54 pmH6.46Not good

Tuesday 19th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
3:18 amL-0.41Good
10:40 amH4.76Not good
2:53 pmL3.25Good
8:57 pmH6.54Not good

Wednesday 20th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
4:10 amL-0.60Good
11:22 amH4.98Not good
3:52 pmL2.96Good
9:55 pmH6.57Not good

Thursday 21st

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
4:55 amL-0.65Good
12:00 pmH5.14Not good
4:43 pmL2.62Good
10:46 pmH6.50Not good

Friday 22nd

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
5:35 amL-0.57Good
12:35 pmH5.25Not good
5:30 pmL2.31Good
11:34 pmH6.30Not good

Saturday 23rd

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
6:11 amL-0.36Good
1:07 pmH5.33Not good
6:15 pmL2.03Good

Sunday 24th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
12:19 amH6.00Not good
6:44 amL-0.02Good
1:36 pmH5.39Not good
6:58 pmL1.79Good

Monday 25th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
1:04 amH5.61Not good
7:15 amL0.44Good
2:03 pmH5.44Not good
7:40 pmL1.60Good

Tuesday 26th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
1:48 amH5.18Not good
7:46 amL0.98Good
2:29 pmH5.48Not good
8:24 pmL1.45Good

Wednesday 27th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
2:36 amH4.73Not good
8:16 amL1.59Good
2:55 pmH5.50Not good
9:10 pmL1.36Good

Thursday 28th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
3:30 amH4.30Not good
8:48 amL2.20Good
3:24 pmH5.49Not good
10:02 pmL1.31Good

Friday 29th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
4:38 amH3.94Not good
9:23 amL2.78Good
3:59 pmH5.45Not good
11:02 pmL1.26Good

Saturday 30th

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
6:14 amH3.76Not good
10:10 amL3.28Good
4:44 pmH5.39Not good

Sunday 31st

TimeTypeHeight, ftFishing to start
12:12 amL1.15Good
8:15 amH3.86Not good
11:29 amL3.63Good
5:41 pmH5.36Not good

San Francisco's coastal waters and surrounding areas offer a diverse range of fish species, providing ample opportunities for anglers to enjoy their favorite sport. Whether you prefer surf fishing, casting from piers, or venturing out on a boat, San Francisco has something to offer for everyone.

Sea Species in San Francisco

Striped Bass

Striped bass is one of the most popular and sought-after game fish in San Francisco. These large predatory fish are known for their strength, speed, and acrobatic jumps. Striped bass can be found in the bay, particularly during the spring and fall seasons when they migrate. Anglers often target them using live bait, lures, or fly fishing techniques.

Halibut

Halibut fishing in San Francisco is another exciting opportunity for anglers. California halibut can be found in the sandy bottoms and nearshore waters of the bay. These flatfish can reach impressive sizes and provide a challenging fight for anglers. Drifting or trolling with live bait or using artificial lures are popular techniques for targeting halibut.

Salmon

Salmon fishing is a highlight of the fishing season in San Francisco. Every year, salmon migrate from the ocean to the rivers and streams of Northern California, passing through the bay. Anglers can target salmon both in the bay and in the nearby ocean waters. Trolling, mooching, or casting with lures are common techniques used to catch these prized fish.

Rockfish

Rockfish, also known as rock cod or snapper, are abundant in the coastal waters of San Francisco. These bottom-dwelling fish come in a variety of species, including vermilion, yelloweye, and black rockfish. Rockfish are often found around rocky structures and reefs. Anglers typically use baited hooks or jigs to catch them.

Lingcod

Lingcod is a voracious predator and a favorite among sport fishermen. These aggressive fish inhabit rocky areas and offer an exciting challenge. Lingcod have a distinctive appearance with their large heads and sharp teeth. They are often caught using swimbaits, jigs, or live bait. Lingcod can grow to impressive sizes, making them a thrilling catch.

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