Speaker 1: Good morning, anglers, artificial lore here with your boots on
the dock. Fish and report from November twenty fourth, twenty
twenty five, covering the Florida Keys in Miami Waters. We're
starting out just after sunrise. Key West saw sunrise at
six forty nine am, and you can expect sunset around
five thirty eight pm. Miami sunrise was nearly the same
at six forty five am, getting you a nice long
window to chase a bite. Today's weather across South Florida
is classic subtropical warm, mostly sunny, and just a light
breeze waters Calm tempts are solid in the mid to
upper centities and humidities manageable, making for nice conditions out
on the flats or offshore. Let's talk about tides. The
Keys saw low tide at six oh eight am, then
high tides swinging in right after lunch around twelve fifty
five pm, with a second low at four fifty one pm.
Miami's following a similar pattern, with low tide at four
oh five am, high at ten thirty five am, dropping
out again at four forty two pm, and peaking late
at ten thirty three. With those midday highs, fish will
be pushing up onto the flats and moving into the inlets.
Perfect for working lures over shallow structure and channels, especially
right before and after slack time. That's your tidal sweet
spot for live bait or artificials, so plan accordingly what's biting.
The past few days saw excellent action in the keys.
Folks have been filling coolers with mangrove, snapper and yellow
tails around reefs and bridges. Mutton snapper and the odd
grouper have been showing for those soaking live pinfish near
deeper ledges permit of patrolling the flats on outgoing tides. Offshore,
the male you run is still going. The boats that
hit weed lines with live ballyhu or bright skirted lures
have been coming home happy, with a few black fintuna
mixed in. Miami's inshore scene is hot with sea trout,
snook and juvenile tarpin around government cut and haulover bridges.
Light up at night with snoke jacks and the occasional
slob tarpin smashing mullet and swim baits. Offshore sail fisher
starting to stack up with the cooler weather creeping in
kite rigs with goggle eyes are your ticket, but deep
running plugs will grab attention to best baits right now. Inshore,
try live shrimp or finger mullet artificials. Go with gold spoons,
top water, walk the dogs or soft plastics rigged weedless
for the grass beds. Natural colors are killing it with
the clear water for reef work. Jigging bucktails tipped with
squid is a sure bet for snapper and grouper offshore.
Nothing beats a flashy skirted ballyhoo. If you're looking for spots,
try the seven mile Bridge pilings for snapper and permit
in the keys Or Anchor up near Tennessee Reef for
steady action on the patch reefs in Miami, hit the
North Jetty at Government Cut for snooke it dawn, we'll see.
Keep your friends in the road and roads for sales
and kings. That's today's local scoop. Get out there before
the weekend traffic and tight lines to all. Thanks for
tuning in. Bob Press Priest Fairy Bay c. Don't forget
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