Hey y'all, Artificial Lure here with your St. Augustine fishing report for this fine March 13th morning. Tides at St. Augustine Beach got high at 12:21 PM yesterday pushin' 6 feet, low around 6:46 PM at 0.6 feet, then today's low at 6:52 AM hittin' 0.2 feet, high 1:19 PM at 5.8 feet, and low 7:53 PM at 0.8 feet—perfect for movin' water chasin' bites, per tides4fishing charts. Sunrise was 7:08 AM, sunset 7:32 PM, givin' ya a solid 12 hours of light.

Weather's cooperative today—mild temps in the 70s, light winds from the northeast after that front, keepin' seas calm offshore, just like NDBC marine forecasts say. Water's warmin' up nice for March madness.

Fish are fired up! Offshore in the 21-fathom area—'bout 125 feet, 3-4 miles off the ledge—wahoo are the stars. Inthebite reports epic winter action: 100+ pounders like 119 and 109 from the 2024 Wahoo Shootout on Walk Thru 2, and a 91-pounder high-speed trolled in 2025. Captain Jason Hadjis out of J Hook Charters notes blue runners everywhere now, plus yellowtail and mutton snappers boomin'. Live blue runners or vermillion snapper imitations rule for big 'hoos—live bait snaggin' giants, high-speed trollin' numbers. Top lures? C&H Mr. Big in beeliner color, or Shimano BFC rigs with 20-80 lb outfits trollin' 50-130 lb gear at 7-10 knots. Mix it up!

Inshore, redfish and snook lurkin' bridges and flats—Tommy the tournament pro's nailin' 'em light tackle. Use live shrimp, mullet, or finger mullet on popping corks.

Hot spots: 21 Fathoms lump for wahoo—run east outta the inlet. Vilano Beach cuts for reds on the flood.

Rig up, get out there safe—fish hard!

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