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Speaker 2: Hey folks, this is Artificial Lure, your go to fishing
guru for the Florida Keys and Miami Waters. It's early
morning on April fourth, twenty twenty six, and conditions are
primed down here in Paradise. Tides to day show a
high at seven forty two a m, reaching one point
eight feet low at two fifteen p m, dropping to
zero point two feet, then another high around nine thirty
p m. Perfect for chasing fish on the incoming weathers
co operating with partly cloudy skies, temps climbing from seventy
five degrees fahrenheit to eighty five degrees fahrenheit, light as
he winds at eight to twelve knots, and a chance
of quick afternoon showers. Sunrise at seven twelve a m
sunset seven forty eight p m, giving you a solid
twelve point five.
Speaker 1: Hours of light.
Speaker 2: Fish are fired up. Recent reports from local charters like
Key's Fishing Report and Miami Reef Reports note snook smashing
top waters near Mangroves, tarpin rolling in channels up to
eighty pounds and mahi's starting off shore anglers pooled limits
of mangrove snapper twenty to thirty per boat, a dozen
keeper grouper to fifteen pounds plus scattered kobia and tripletail
off trap traps in Miami Biscany Bays bin hot with
fifty fish days of Jack's barracuda and juvenile tarpin best lures,
accurate miro Lure, miro deane suspending twitch baits for snook
in three six feet or do o a teroeyes soft
plastics on one quart Ro's jig heads for snapper, live
baked kings it pinfish or shrimp on circle hooks for
bottom dwellers. Mullet free lined foro torpen hotspots, hit hot
Florida Bay's nine mile Bank for snapper limits at first
light or ciskein based stiltsfilled channels for snook frenzy on
the tide shift. Thanks for tuning in, y'all. Subscribe for
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