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Speaker 1: Folks, it's artificial lore coming to you with your September third,

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twenty twenty five Florida Keys and Miami angler's report. If

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you're planning to hit the water today, keep your tackle

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tight and your rain gear handy. We've got scatterings of

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showers hanging over the peninsula banks to that stalled frontal

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boundary and an offshore disturbance. There's a fifty percent chance

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you'll see rain through Thursday, so keep an eye out

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for pop up storms, especially around the mid morning to afternoon.

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Winds are mostly out of the any early flipping sws

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later this week, but after today, marine conditions are looking sweeter,

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with calmer seas and waves dropping to one to two

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feet by weekend. Based on the Florida Division of Emergency

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Management's latest outlook. Now, tidle movement ain't massive. We're still

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on those softer late summer swings. Around North Miami. Low

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tide hits around nine thirty four am and the next

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high is three point fifty four PM, with another low

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rolling in at ten eleven PM. Tonight, Key Largo runs

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pretty similar, with a morning high at four thirty six

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am and a midday low at eleven twelve am. Tidle

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coefficients in both spots are low. Expect slack current, so

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you'll want to work those structure ages and get creative

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when the bite slows. As noted by tides for fishing.

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Sunrise splashed in at seven am and sunsets just after

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seven thirty nine pm, so there's plenty of light to

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get after it. The water is still staying on the

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warm side upper eighties in shore, so fisher hugging those

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deeper channels and shaded drop offs during the steamy parts

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of the day. Let's talk fish. The early fall transition

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is starting to ignite the action offshore. There's been solid

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numbers of kingfish, mahi, dorado, and kobia reported, especially for

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folks slow trolling live and frozen bay along the reefs.

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Live baits hit or miss out there, so it pays

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to throw a subeki for pilchards or greenies before heading out.

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If that's not happening, don't overlook the power of frozen

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balleyhoo or wig squid rings. Reports from the Space Coast

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indicate plenty of success this way. Inshore. The buzzword is

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snook mullet are beginning their push south kick off of

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the annual mullet run, So break out those mullet patterned

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swim baits top water walkers at dawn and dusk, or

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if you love live bait, pitch a lively finger mullet

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near mangroves or bridges. Toppin remain scattered, with some juvenile

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poons holding steady around the passes and shadow lines at night. Snapper,

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especially mangrove have been steady at the bridges. Deeper cuts

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and patch reefs with fresh cut bait or shrimp don't

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sleep on the permit. Bite near the res just off

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shore of Isumarada and bonefish flats are showing action early

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mornings before that sun starts to sizzle. Scented soft plastics

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and natural colors under popping corks draw the most strikes

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in the stirred up water. Best baits this week offshore

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rig balihu, sardines, pilchards, squid strips, inshore flats, live mullet, pinfish, pilchards,

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cut shrimp, artificial jerk baits, top water plugs at first

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and last light. Local hotspots to sry haulover inlet and

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government cut for fast moving predators during tie changes. Channel

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five bridge in the Upper Keys, a reliable spot for

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snapper permit and the occasional tarpan after dark tea table

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relief near Islamorada for bonefish, lats action at sunrise, plus

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good patch reef fishing for snapper safety. Note an incident

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in Key Largo yesterday. An eight year old was bitten

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by a suspected reef shark near the reefs. Give big

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sharks some room and keep an eye out, especially if

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you're waiting snow or fishing live bait. That's today's rundown

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