Speaker 1: Artificial lure. Here bringing you the latest fishing report for
the Florida Keys and Miami Waters as of October first,
twenty twenty five. The sun popped up at seven sixteen
am and will wind down at seven ten pm, giving
anglers a solid window for morning and evening bites. Weather
is typical Fall Keys, humid, light breeze out of the east,
temps starting in the upper seventies and edging into the
mid eighties by mid afternoon. You want polarized shades and
a breathable long sleeve for comfort on the flats. Are offshore,
looking at the tides, Key Colony Beach is running a
high tide at four to eleven am two point two feet,
a low tide at eleven zero nine am zero point
seven eight feet, then another high at five thirty four
pm one point seven to two feet, with the evening
low rolling in at ten forty four pm one point
one five feet. These swings set up solid opportunities for
sight fishing on the back country and good current for
offshore predators. Lately, action's been strong. According to the recent
Ladies Let's Go Fishing report, the Upper Keys Waters had
produced mixed bags. Folks landed everything from sailfish, kobia, tarpin, snook, redfish,
snapper to speckled trout over one hundred and sixty fish
and their last tournament. Offshore deep water drift and trolling
has been the ticket for sailfish, especially near the Islamorada
and Marafound humps. Mutton, snapper and yellowtail are holding on
local reefs with mangrove snapper hugging structure closer to shore
on the flats and inshore topping are rolling early near
bridges and channels morning hours see the most top water eats.
Smook and redfish are feeding near mangrove edges and flats
around Taverner and Flamingo. Bonefish are peeking out on the
ocean side flats between Key Largo and Marathon, best targeted
on the rising tide. Best lures right now for snapper
and grouper, small bucktail jigs tipped with shrimp for tarpin
and snook, doa bait busters and miro lure suspending plugs
in natural hues. Offshore trolling, deep diving plugs or flue
and white skirted ballyhoo rigs for sails in king mackerel
top baits, bait sized rive shrimp for snapper and trout,
pinfish and mullet for tarpin and snook. Bait, ballyhoo or
pilchards for offshore species. Hotspots to fish today. Seven mile
bridge pilings great for snapper, grouper and passing pelagics on
both tides. Work the shadow lines early or late long
key flats prime for bonefish and permit as the sun
climbs and the tide starts moving in offshore around the
Assimarada Hump for big game if you've got the fuel
and Stanama pro tip. With the afternoon tide rising around
five point thirty pm, put yourself on the ocean side
flats or at pinch points where bait gets flushed. Predators
will be cruising for easy pickings. Don't forget the ladies.
Let's Go Fishing event is back October seventeenth, nineteenth up
at Taverner Elks Lodge, Welcoming all skill levels for some
friendly competition and hands on skills. If you want to
try something new or network with local captains. It's a
can't miss weekend. That's your boots on the Docks report
for today. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to
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