Speaker 1: Hey, folks, artificial war. Here your go to Keys and
Miami fishing guru hitting you with the straight dope on
today's action. Down in the Florida Keys and around Miami.
It's January thirty first, eight twenty am and a cold
front's blasting through. Per the National Weather Service, north to northeast,
winds ten to fifteen knots, picking up to fifteen to
twenty off shore seize two to five feet with a gale.
Watch scattered showers, so bundle up, but fishing stays hot
if you time it right. Sunrise round seven ten am,
sunset six ten pm, full moon pulling strong ties. Tides
in Long Key Bite and Key West show low at
two thirty nine am zero point six feet high eight
forty three am one point eight feet, then low one
forty two pm zero point one feet. Fish the outgoing
for best bites, currents, moving bait, fish refaction, steady. Captain
experiences reports constant yellowtail, snapper halls, laying snapper limits, some
grouper and even tunist from Marathon to Big Pine Key.
Last week, Islamorada crews like Don Reiker and Eric Rodriguez
mailed fourteen yellowtails and mangrove snappers. Recent days kids even
hooked in inshore steady with snoke and trout near Miami Flats.
Fish are chewing on the turn yellowtail, mangrove snapper, grouper
top catches, best lores, knocker rigs with live shrimp or
pink shrimp, tip jigheads for reefs, soft plastics like gulp
shrimp on light spin for inshore live pilchards or sabar
minnows if you can met them, or cut bait for
bottom dwellers. Hotspots, lou key reefs off big pine for
yellowtail frenzy and alligator reef off Islamorada anchor up drop
lines deep Miami side hit. The government cut ledges on
outgoing Stay safe out there, check small craft advisories. Thanks
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