What wind is good for fishing?

The best wind for fishing is a steady breeze from the south or southwest of moderate speed (5 to 15 miles per hour). This type of wind will keep the water moving and oxygenated, which attracts fish. Additionally, a south or southwesterly wind will often bring in warmer water from the Gulf of Mexico, which can also be beneficial for fishing.

While a steady breeze is ideal, too much wind can be a detriment to fishing. Winds that are too strong can create white caps and waves that make it difficult to fish. Additionally, strong winds can make it difficult to control your boat or cast your line.

As a general rule of thumb, it is best to avoid fishing when the wind speed is above 20 miles per hour. If you are unsure of the wind conditions, it is always a good idea to check the weather forecast before you go fishing.