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Miami fishing report. Around Miami and the Upper Keys, we've
got a classic winter pattern setting up cooler mornings, light
northeast breeze early, picking up midday with a little chop
on the outside reef. Local marine forecasts are calling mid
seventies air temperatures, water in the load to mid seventies,
mostly clear skies with a few passing showers offshore. Sunrise
clocks in right around seven am, sunset near five thirty pm,
giving you prime low light windows on both ends. Tides
of friendly tay fishing reminders. Miami Beach table shows a
load just after daybreak and a solid afternoon high with
major feeding windows roughly dawn and late afternoon into dusk.
Down the road in the Keys, sights like tides for
fishing for Key Largo and Key West are showing similar
two cycle tides with good moving water late morning and
again toward even work those tide changes. Hard Fish activity
has been strong the last couple of weeks. Captain and
charter reports out of the Keys in Miami are talking
steady reefaction on yellowtail, snapper, muttons, mangroves, plus saro, mackerel,
yellow jack, and scattered mahi. Offshore. One recent keys trip
detailed coolers of lobster, snapper, saro max and yellow jack,
along with big life on the reef like goliath, grouper
and hammerheads. Offshore Miami boats work in the edge have
been finding schooley mahi with a few nicer gaffers mixed
in when the weed line's set up. Best baits right
now on the reef, live pilchards, ballyhoo and shrimp on light, leaders,
cut squid and silver sides for the smaller tails. Inshore,
live shrimp, finger mullet, small pilchards for snook, tarpin and
jacks around bridges and lights. Offshore, live or rig ballyhoo
and pilt plus strips behind skirts. Best lures for reef
max and jacks. One two ounces grome spoons, white or
chartruse bucktails and small diving plugs for inshore around the lights.
Three fourage paddle tails in pearl or new penny nearwar
mr one seven s small twitch baits for mahi, small
chuggers in bullet heads in blue white or peak white,
trolled or pitched to fish on the surface. Couple hot
spots to ain at masses Government Cut in North Miami.
Jetties bridges great for early morning snook, jack's tarpin and
mackel on the outgoing work live shrimp or pilchards with
the tide. Keep a spoon ready for surface busts Islamorada
and key largo reefline Humpty Dumpty Davis alligator anchor on
the edge in forty eighty feet chum, heavy yellow tail
and muttons underneath with zero and kings sliding through the slick.
Keep one flat line way back with a live pilchard
for a sale or big king. Plan your day around
that first light low tide pushing to incoming, then the
afternoon high as the sun drops. Light leaders, natural presentations
and stain flexible between live bait and small hardware will
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