Speaker 1: Hey, folks, artificial ore here your go to guy for
hooking tails from the Florida Keys in Miami waters. It's
early morning on this fine Sunday tides running low at
two twenty seven am hitting negative zero point eight feet
and key west per tide forecast dot com high at
nine ten am to zero point eight eight feet, then
low one forty eight pm at zero point three eight
feet and even in high eight twenty seven pm to
one point five feet. Sunrise round seven thirty am, sunset
pushing seven thirty five pm. Perfect for a full day chase.
Weathers holding mild air temps near seventy two to seventy
eight degrees, fair night, water seventy two degrees fair night
EEC wins at fifteen miles per hour will high UV
index of eight. So slather that sunscreen and watch for
jellyfish and rips like sibflow dot gov wards fish. You're
waking up solid this time of year. Recent reports from
Captain Experiences show snook, mangrove, snapper, trout, and tarpinbitten strong
around Fort Myers and keys folks landing multiples daily, even
trophy sizes on flies and artificials. EEC wins at fifteen
miles per hour. Turmits swarm early season with barracuda and
amberjacks pulling hard. Miami side peacock, bass and kings showing
in Fort Lauderdale trips, sailfish hookups despite slow days, action
peaks on outgoing tides, round channels and reefs. Best lures
go mirrored spoons or soft plastics for snooking snapper, mimic
baitfish in the flats, top water poppers or flies for
tarp and' rolling near bridges, live bait kingst pilchered shrimp
or pinfish on circle hooks for everything from jacks to trout.
Get these hotspots Bokachiita Key and Biscayne Bay for shadow,
snapper and snook. Tideschart dot com shows low at one
fifty am zero point one feet or Islorada reefs for
deep polls, tide rising strong per their charts. Get out
there before the crowd's tight lines. Thanks for tuning in, folks.
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