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You gotta understand that I'm taking conditions in my little corner of paradise and making blanket statements about the whole state. Seems reasonable to me...
The estuary here (Indian River Lagoon) is barely affected by tides (even though I'm only 9 miles from the nearest inlet). In the heat of summer everything but the jacks and ladyfish get lockjaw after the sun comes up. If you're looking for some seatrout action (sorry, no stripers here) sunrise and sunset are the times. Not that you'll NEVER catch one at three in the afternoon, but they're few and far between.
Live bait is much more effective later in the day, but since I prefer artificials (especially topwater for the gator trout) I've got to get up early.
Offshore for dolphin, kingfish, billfish (not that I've landed one, but I've had them on) time of day seems to be irrelevent.
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ps If I knew how to post a picture I would
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