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Speaker 1: Artificial moor. Here with your South Florida fishing report for Sunday,

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October twenty six, twenty twenty five, coming to you straight

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from the heart of the Florida Keys and Miami. Let's

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kick things off with the tide and weather outlook. Miami

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Beach today sees a low tide at five twenty eight am,

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high tide at twelve pm, then another low at six pm,

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and the second high at eleven fifty two pm. Over

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in the Keys, Key West specifically, high tide hits at

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twelve thirty two am, low at seven twenty seven am,

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high again at two zero six pm, and we're back

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to low at six zero two pm. Sunrise is right

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at seven twenty five am, and sunset rounds out the

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day at six forty three pm in Miami. In Key

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West at seven thirty am and six fifty one pm,

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expect airtemps pushing the mid seventies and water tamps steady

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near eightyf Wins from the east at fifteen to twenty

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miles per hour mean a nice drift for offshore anglers,

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but do watch out for red and pupple flag advisories.

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Surf in visibility can get nasty. After rough weather, now

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onto the actual fish activity. Local ten news notes a

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wild encounter yesterday off Boca Chicka Key with a shark,

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so always keep a sharp eye open and respect the

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bigger predators out here. But for the rest of us,

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this week's catches have been hot. On the reefs and

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inshore anglers have been landing solid numbers of yellowtail snapper,

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mangrove snapper, and some big muttons. Closer to the drop offs.

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Channels and patch reefs have produced steady action with smaller

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but lively schooly mackerel and the occasional Spanish mackerel showing

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Offshore boats have found dolphin mami in three hundred to

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six hundred feet, especially on weed lines, and some wahoo

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were reported early in the week on the troll. Children

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fishing the bridges have lucked into snapper and the odd

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grunt or porgy using shrimp and squid. Bit. Backcountry guides

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of drifted pinfish and live pilchards for sea trout and

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redfish up in Florida Bay, but the real excitement came

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from tarpon rolling near Tavernier Creek on dust tides Wednesday

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night for lure and bait choices. The bite's been sweet

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on live pilchards or greedies with dead shrimp and cut

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valley who also pulling their weight for snapper and grouper.

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Offshore trolls with blue and white islanders and rig ballely

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who have triggered the most mahi and wahoo strikes. Early

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morning topwater plugs think Rapalla x rap and nerolure popper

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are turning up jacks and the occasional barracuda around the

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bridges and sea walls hotspots to hit the latta Islamarada's

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four zero nine hump outstanding for dolphin if you're heading

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off shore seven mile bridge inshore snapper and mackerel as

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the tide swings, especially sunrise to noon. Government cut Miami

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morning run for tarpin on l live shrimp works magic,

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big jackson, snook, two long keyed bite, good patch reef

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snapper ash on the drop offs without going tides. Final

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tip those midday outgoing tides around noon have seen the

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most frenzied bites lately. Don't forget extra four or carbon

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leader and steal for a few toothy gritters, especially with

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the mackerel and sharks prowing. Keep safe, be mindful of

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Red Flag's surf advisories, and watch those tides for the

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best fishing window. That's your South Florida fishing report, straight

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from Artificial War. Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget

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