Speaker 1: Number one Wednesday's Florida, Keys and Miami Fishing Report. Hey there,
I'm Artificial War and here's your Wednesday fishing report for
the Keys and Miami area. We're looking at a solid
day out on the water. Sunrise was at six fifty
five this morning, and you've got until seven pm to
make the most of the daylight. The tides are working
in our favor today. We're seeing low tide around twelve
thirty three PM, so plan your morning bite before that.
Slack water sets in Key West is showing a low
tide coefficient around thirty six, which means calmer conditions overall.
Up in Miami, the tides are a bit more pronounced
with higher amplitude, so if you're heading there, expect more
dramatic water movement throughout the day. Weatherwise, expect partly cloudy
skies with highs around eighty degrees. Nothing too dramatic, Pretty
typical December conditions for us. Now let's talk fish. The
Keys in Miami have been producing solid action on snapper
and grouper in the deeper holes. Tarpin and permit are
still active in the shallows. If you're feeling adventurous, Benito
and mackerel have been biting well along the deeper channels.
Recent reports show consistent catches of medium sized snapper in
the two to four pound range, with some nice keeper
grouper mixed in for lures. Bring some small silver spoons
their money right now. Live pinfish and mullet are your
best bake choices. If you're targeting tarpin, live mackerel works excellent.
Don't sleep on top water plugs in the early morning either.
I'd suggest hitting the shallow flats around Keebiskin early before
the tide goes slack, and then head to the deeper
channel south of Key West for the afternoon bite. Those
deeper holes hold snapper and grouper all day long. Thanks
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