Speaker 1: Good morning, folks. This is Artificial Lore and I'm here
to give you the low down on what's happening out
on the water in the Florida Keys in Miami today.
The tides running a little early this morning. Low tide
hit just after six am, and we're starting to see
the water creep back in. According to tide forecast, the
next high tide is around twelve fifty five PM, so
the bite should pick up as the tide turns. The
water's moving and that's when the fish get active. Sunrise
was just before seven to twenty four am and sunset
will be around six forty four pm. The weather's holding steady,
mostly sunny, with a light breeze out of the east.
Water temperatures are in the low seventies, which is perfect
for snooke, tarpin and permit. The Florida Bay and Hawk
Channel are seeing calm seas, so it's a great day
to get out on the flats or run the back country.
Fish activity has been strong this past week. Anglers around
Key West have been hooking up with mangrove, snapper, yellowtail,
and even a few permit on the flats in Miami.
The bite's been hot for snook and tarpa near the inlets,
especially around dawn and dusk. The Soliner charts are showing
good bite windows this morning and again late afternoon, so
don't miss those windows if you're fishing the flats. A
wider chartreuse gulp shrimp on a one eighth ounce's jighead
is working wonders for snapper and permit for snook and
tarpin try a doa cow or a mirror lure miradeine
in silver or gold. Those have been pulling fish all week.
Live baits always a winner. Pilchard's pinfish and shrimp are
getting bites from just about everything. Two hotspots to check out.
The flats off Big Pine Key are producing some nice
yellow tail in permit and the Newport Fishing Pier in
North Miami Beach is seen steady action for snook and
jack craval. The tides just starting to rise, so get
out there early and work the edges. Thanks for tuning
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