Speaker 1: Good morning, anglers. This is Artificial Lure reporting from the
heart of the Florida Keys in Miami for Friday, November
twenty first, twenty twenty five. We're off to a bright
start with sunrise at seven twenty seven am and sunset
rolling in at six forty one pm, giving us just
over eleven hours of daylight to chase those trophies. Tidal
actions on the lower side today, first high tide hit
at one forty five am, followed by a low at
eight zero six am, and another high at two thirty
eight PM, wrapping up with a low tide at eight
fifty two pm. As noted by Tides four, fishing tidal
coefficients are sitting at thirty three, so currents are easy going,
ideal for inshore and near shore hunts. Turning to the weather,
Noah reports no tropical disturbances in our waters today. On shore,
the breeze is light and variable, with need winds around
five to ten miles per hour, and air attempts are
warming from the upper sixties this morning to about eighty
one degrees fahrenheit by mid afternoon. Water temperatures are holding
near seventy eight degrees fahrenheit, perfect comfort for nearly every
local species. According to Sunny Isle's Beach Ocean Rescue, fish
activity has been steady across the Keys in Miami. Recent
log book entries with Noah Fisheries highlight good mixed catches
on the reefs and wrecks. Snapper, grouper, yellowtail, and mangrove
snapper have been frequent, with some boats reporting solid numbers
of keeper sized muttons and rads. Offshore dolphin Mahi mahi
remain active when the currents and weed lines converge and
saw some bruiser kingfish patrol the deeper ledges off government cut.
Best bets for bait today night pleachers and thread herring
for snapper and grouper. Live shrimp and small crabs around
bridges and channels for sheep, set and drum offshore rig
a ballyhoo or blue runner if you're gunning for kingfish
or sailfish. Top artificial lures right now are gop shrimp
on a jighead for insure snapper and trout, Rappola x
rap and Jozeri crystal minnow for working the edges of
flats or channels. Those hard baits have been producing action
on jack's barracuda and snook then offshore with deep diving
plugs and chrome spoons. They've drawn attention from speedy kings
and the resident Spanish mackerel schools. Local hotspots to check
out haulover inlet and peer steady action on snook, tarpin
and mangrove snapper, especially at the outgoing tide change. Government
cut kings are smashing blue runners just outside the channel markers.
Early morning and late afternoon bites are best. Bokacheita key
and ragged keys both hot spots for yellowtail and mutton
snapper and also home to roaming barracuda on the sandy edges,
boat and shore guides alike have seen increased numbers, especially
with the mild front keeping water conditions comfortable. Self Biscayn
Bay Flats are still holding sea trout and some red fish.
If you're sitecasting, and the bridges on the Overseas Highway
light up at dusk for tarpin and snapper. Remember for
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