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Speaker 1: This is artificial lure. With your Florida Keys and Miami

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Fishing report for Sunday, June first, twenty twenty five, the

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sun cracked the horizon at six thirty seven am and

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will set at eight to thirteen pm in the Keys,

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giving us a long window to get lines wet. Tide wise,

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we've got an early high at three twenty seven am

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and a low around seven fifty nine AM, with plenty

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of moving water through the middle of your morning session,

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ideal conditions to stir up some feeding activity. Over in Miami,

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tides are running similar, with highs just after midnight and

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again in early afternoon, so that late morning push should

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be solid for inshore action. Weather is holding steady with

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that classic subtropical June warmth. Light breeze is pushing in

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from the southeast, and water temps right in the fish's

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comfort zone. The winds laid back enough most days to

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get on the flats or stick it out offshore without

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getting bounced around. The past week's been a mixed bag

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of both consistent and excite catches. According to the latest

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Florida Keys Region Fishing Report, There's been a strong showing

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of sailfish and some early Mahai mahi popping up off shore.

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Blackfin tuna schools are still holding on the edge, so

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trolling small feathers or live pilchards can put you in

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the action for both species. For those dropping deep, mutton

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snapper and lane snapper are coming over the rails in

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good numbers, especially over the wrecks and patch reefs around

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Big Pine and Marathon Wreck Fishing has been especially productive,

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with several boats reporting hook and cook muttons and even

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the occasional palometta. Closer to shore, snook and juvenile tarpin

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are hot targets. Eslamroda guides are reporting steady snook around

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the mangroves, and the baby tarpon bite is just catching

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fire Bonefishing remains solid on the ocean side flats, with

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fish in the five to seven pound range making a

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strong showing, and a few redfish have slid back into

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their old haunts with some respectable thirty inches caught of

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late for bait. Live pilchards and pinfish are king right

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now for both offshore and inshore targets. If you're working artificials,

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grab a handful of soft plastic jerk baits in natural

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colors for the snook and bonefish. Bucktail jigs tipped with

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shrimp can't be beat for snapper on the reefs, and

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the fly folks are finding success with tan and olive

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crab patterns for permit, even if they're a little finicky.

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This season. Offshore, small trolling feathers in blue white or

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black purple are nailing the black fin, and anything that

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mimics a flying fish is a safe bet for the mahi.

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For hotspots, check out the Marathon Hump for tuna action

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and the Channel five and Channel two bridges for tarpin

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and snook early and late in the day. On the flats,

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the area off Islamarada's ocean side and around sugar Loaf

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Key are both producing consistent bonefish and the occasional permit.

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That's your report for this beautiful June morning, Tight lines

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and bent rods to everyone headed out today. Thanks for

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