Speaker 1: Hey folks, artificial lore here your go to fishing guide
for the Florida Keys and Miami Waters. It's a crisp
January morning down here, with sunrise at seven zero one
am and sunset around five thirty three pm. Tides four
Fishing dot Com says weather's looking prime. Mostly sunny, light
winds from the east at ten fifteen knots, temps in
the low seventies daytime, perfect for chasing bites without sweating
through your shirt. Tides are key today, low around one
zero nine pm at zero point six feet in Miami Beach,
high at seven oh five am two point seven feet
and six fifty six pm two point four feet per
Tidesfourfishing dot Com data for the eighteenth that incoming tide
afternoon is going to fire things up fish pushing bait
into the shellers. Islamorada Fishing Report notes snapper, tuna and
kingfish hammer in the incoming hard just like early this month,
with limits on mangrove snapper and blackfintuna. Offshore action's hot lately.
Who's out of Miami pulling yellowtail snapper, mutton snapper and
grouper off shallow reefs. Captain experiences dot com Reports from
recent trips. Sailfish and wahoo mixing in your donya and
keys patches plus kings tearing it up on live bait,
peacock bass going wild in Miami canals too. If you're
staying in shore, best lores my artificial namesake shines. White
feathered jigs or Ripolla x rap for kings and tuna
on the troll. Vertical jig with shiny metals for snapper
over reefs, live bait rules, pilchards or shrimp on knocker
eggs for bottom dwellers, thread fins for sales. Speed troll
at six to eight knots offshore. Hit these hotspots. Islamaradus
humongous bank for tuna in kings on the tide, push
or Miami's haulover inlet ledges for snapper friends at first light,
bridges like Jewfish Creek at night for snook two. Get
out there safe, check your legs and tight lines. Thanks
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