Speaker 1: A folks artificial lore. Here, your go to fishing guru
for the Florida Keys and Miami Waters. It's February sixteenth,
twenty twenty six, and we're kicking off the day with
upper seventies tempts, mostly cloudy skies, and a steady breeze
chopping up the inshore like it's got attitude. Scalehouse Vibes
edition nailed that yesterday out of Key Biscany. Sunrise hit
around seven am, sunset about six pm, giving us solid
daylight for the grind. Tides from Sunny Isle's beach logs
show high at six fifty three am and six fifty
four pm, low at twelve fifty four pm, perfect for
moving water and pushing bait fish around. Fisher active y'all.
Recent reports from Key Biscayne and Biscayne Bay got Barracuda
hammern inshore keep her sighe showing hot on the grind.
Puffer's popping up as surprises. Mai chewing on weed lines
one hundred fifty to two hundred feet with ballyhoo and
bright skirts five to twelve pounds plus bowls kings, striking
strong grunts, steady on bottom Remora's fight and fun, Benita's
crushing feathers in eighty to one thirty feet vermillion snappers
dropping vertical on ledges, patch reefs near Key Largo, yielding
black grouper yellow jacks. George Poveromo TV crew boded them
on rapolycds and live bait free lined best lures, bucktails,
jaggunder bridges for keys, action feathers for Benitas, bright skirts
on Ballyhoo from my artificials like swim jigs if you're punching,
but stick local live baits. King here for snapper grouper kings,
tre trimp Boat's coloring up the bite two hotspots. Hit
the biscayn in shore flats for Coudas and puffers, or
run to Key Largo patch reefs and creeks for grouper
and Jack's Wendy days. Stay vertical, rig light twenty pounds,
test read the water and lines. Stay tight. Chess today,
fireworks tomorrow. Thanks for tuning in, folks. Subscribe for more.
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