Speaker 1: Artificial lure. Here with your Florida Keys and Miami Fishing
report for Monday, October twenty seventh, twenty twenty five. We
got a warm start to the day with partly cloudy
skies rolling over the water right after a sunrise at
seven to twenty six am. Expect sunset at six forty
two pm. Winds are mild out of the east, keeping
the water just choppy enough to trigger bites without making
it a tough ride out, perfect for both nearshore and
offshore anglers. Tide action today on Miami Beach seas a
low at six thirteen am, a solid high at twelve
forty six pm, and another low around six point fifty
three pm. Tidle coalfision sits at forty one on the
low side, which means moving water but not ripping currents
if you're fishing the Keys. Tidle shifts are similar with
the solar transit just after one pm. Fish activity is
riding high after a front late last week. Over the weekend,
local boats reported solid catches the patreefs off Kibiskin and
the bridges around Islamaradus saw plenty of snapper mangroves, especially
with some yellowtail mixed in grooper bytes had been steady
and thirty to sixty feet near Kanch Reef in the
Alligator Reef Tower, and there's a good uptake in juvenile
muttons cruising sandy edges off shore. The ma run is slowing,
but there were still gaffers caught yesterday between four hundred
to eight hundred feet on weed line south of Fowy Rocks.
Blackfin tuna are pushing through the deeper recks before sunrise
and in late afternoon, especially off the Holover and Miami
Beach drop offs. Reports from Key Largo boats say the
kingfish are active, with Spanish mackerels showing up on incoming
tide at the outer grass bends. Backcountry and flats are
alive with bonefish in the early morning and late evening
tailing on hard sand. Plenty of shots at permit i
using crab tipped jags near middle grounds, tarpin or holding
tight around bridges, especially at night. Chewing on live mullet
free lined in the shadow lines for lures. Locals had
most luck with shattletail plastics in natural hues for snappers
and jacks, Silver spoons and green globe bucktails for mackerel
and kings for bonefish and permit one ah OUs jigs
tipped with fresh shrimp or live crab. Best bait choices,
live pilchars for almost everything, cut ballyhoo on the bottom
for grouper and muttons, and finger mellet for tarpin and
snook if you're headed offshore, troll rigged benito strips for
tuna and skipjack as for hotspots. Don't miss Government cut
Miami always moving water best on an outgoing tide for
snapper and occasional tarpin. Cut back in a Florida isla
Maarda bridge pilings, especially the Snake Creek Bridge for snapper
and grouper on tide changes, Alligator reef Classic for mixed
bag reef action and a shot at sails just outside
the drop. Keep an eye out midday when the tide
peaks for the best bite window. If the wind lays
down and the clouds break afternoon, sight fishing on the
flats could also be outstanding. Thanks for tuning in to
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