Speaker 1: Hey, folks, Artificial lore here your go to gal for
all things rods, reels and reels of fishtails from the
Florida Keys and Miami Waters. It's a beauty of a morning.
On February twenty eighth, twenty twenty six, sunrise hit around
seven am, sunset about six thirty pm, with air attempts
pushing seventy nine degrees fahrenheit and water at a comfy
seventy one degrees fahrenheit for sunny. Isle's Beach reports. Tides
a Key Colony beach show high at six ten am
one point zero six feet low eleven am zero point
two seven feet high again five thirty nine pm one
point eight eight feet perfect for moving water and hungry fish.
No red tide worries. FWC says just background levels up north,
no kills or irritation down here. Actions hot on the reefs.
Captain experiences logs steady yellowtail snappers, groupers, even one one
hundred pound nurse sharks and more yellow tail well from
Key West Charters. Last week, Folks like Clifford and Rick
boded limits despite iffy weather. Inshorees picking up two with
mixed bags of snapper grouper and sharks. Best lures go
knocker rigs or jigheads with silver sides for yellowtail, they're
tearing it up. Live shrimp or pinfish on circle hooks
for grouper, fresh cigar minnows if you can snag them.
Fish the outgoing tide for best bites. Hotspots polly Ridge
patches off Key West for deep yellowtail, or the shallower
reefs near Summerland, Key, Miami side. Get the government cuts
on the flood for snookin jacks, rig tight, stay safe
out there, watch for jellyfish advisories. Thanks for tuning in, folks.
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