TYPE: WADE/SHORE RAMP KID FRIENDLY

Turtle Beach Lagoon (Blind Pass) Fishing Forecast

Current conditions at Turtle Beach Lagoon are fair because the 15 mph southerly wind is creating a significant surface chop, though the steady outgoing tide leading to the 08:46 low is successfully flushing the mangrove edges.

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Current Conditions at Turtle Beach Lagoon (Blind Pass)

Best Bet for Anglers

Focus on the deeper channel edges and the narrow southern pass where fish congregate during the low-tide transition, using a 1/8 oz jig head with a soft plastic tail to maintain bottom contact against the wind.

Wading Profile

Bottom: Varies (Mud/Sand). Wading is the primary method here due to shallow approaches.

Local Pro Tip

Night Fishing Secret: The pedestrian footbridge near the campground illuminates the water. Pitch live shrimp into the shadow lines for Snook.

Fishing Forecast (48 Hours)

Upcoming best fishing times for Turtle Beach Lagoon (Blind Pass) based on solunar, tide, and wind data.

About Turtle Beach Lagoon (Blind Pass)

Known to locals as 'Blind Pass,' this lagoon is a protected sanctuary perfect for kayakers and wade fishermen looking to escape the wind. Unlike the open bay, this 'No Wake' zone holds Redfish in the mangroves year-round.