The expensive mistake is not a slow bite. It is leaving. By the time you are past the point and the wind has filled in, the swell is on the wrong corner and the fuel is already gone. Most of those trips were decidable the night before.
A generic 'good fishing' badge does not help. You do not fish the whole day. You fish a morning that starts around four, or an afternoon that starts after lunch. The window has to match the hours you would actually be on the water.
Two scores, not a vibe
Weather windows are Pro. Every day gets two scores. Morning is 4 to 10. Afternoon is 2 to 7. Wind, swell, tide, and pressure are rated hour by hour, and the best hours are called out. Turn alerts on and an excellent morning reaches you the evening before, while you can still tell the boat not to go.
The forecast on this website is an example, so you can see the shape of it. It is not a live call for tomorrow. The live window is in the app, for the water you are actually on.
The chart tells you where to drop. The window tells you whether tomorrow is worth the banca. If you only learn the wind after you have left the beach, the app is late.