Speaker 1: Number four Artificial Lores, Florida Keys and Miami Fishing Report.
Hey there, folks, Artificial Lore here with your Sunday morning
fishing report for the Keys in Miami area. Let's talk
tides first, because that's everything out here. We're in that
sweet spot today where the water's moving nicely. Over in
Key West. We've got a high tide at ten fifty
six am at two point one feet, then another one
rolling in at ten thirty two pm at two point
four feet down in Miami Beach, expect highs around mid
morning and evening with lows in between. These moderate tidal
swings are perfect for getting fish active along the flats
and deeper channels. Weatherwise, we're looking beautiful sunny skies. Overhead
temperatures sitting around twenty nine degrees celsius. That's low eighties
fahrenheit for you old timers. With light winds coming from
the south southeast, visibility is excellent out to about ten kilometers.
It's a gorgeous day to be on the water. Sunrise
happened early this morning around six fifty three am, and
we've got a solid window until sunset at five point
twenty nine pm, giving you almost ten point five hours
of prime fishing time. Here's what's been biting lately. The
tarpin or cruis in the backcountry channels, especially around slack
water periods. We're seeing good action on permit in the
shallower flats when that incoming tide pushes bait fish in.
Snapper and grouper are holding on the recks in deeper structure.
Your vertical jigging game needs to be sharp. Benito and
mackerel are schooling up in the open water, hitting topwater
plugs and small spoons like crazy for bait. Live mellet
and pilchards are your bread and butter right now. If
you're chunking for sharks are bigger. Grouper, cut mackerel and
benito work fantastic for lures. Go with silver spoons in
the two to three inch range, top water plugs and
natural colors and soft plastics rigged on one fourth to
one half ounce jakeheads depending on depth and current. Let
me give you a couple of hotspots. Hit the content
keys if you can. Those mangrove line channels are holding
permit and snoke like you wouldn't believe, especially on incoming tide.
Second spot head out to the Marquess. If you've got
a bigger boat. The deeper water out there is loaded
with grouper and snapper right now, and the current's pushing
baitfish through all morning. Thanks for tuning in to Artificial
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