Speaker 1: Artificial lore. Here with your Friday, October tenth, twenty twenty
five fishing report for the Florida Keys and Miami Waters.
Sunrise line the water at seven eleven AM today and
we're looking at a classic subtropical morning. Humid, partly cloudy,
with temperatures creeping only slightly out of the seventies early
and a light breeze from the east. Sunset will close
the show at seven ten PM. Tidal swings are mild,
but don't be fooled. King tides remain a factor thanks
to that big October moon, so keep an eye on
some back bay flooding in low spots around high tide.
Today's best high comes just before moon in most key spots,
so plan your trip accordingly and watch out for those
slick docks as the water's been pushing up past the
boards at places like sugar Loaf and Long Key according
to tide forecast dot Com and Noah. With these moderate
tides in the recent batch of rain keeping things stirred up.
The inshore bitees still solid. God's coming in from Biscayne
Bay and down towards Tavinir reports Snook Stage tight to
the mangroves, especially on the afternoon outgoing tide. Live pilchards
and pinfish fished on light tackle are pulling the bigger
line siders, but don't overlook artificial options. Paddle tail swin
baits and pearl or new penny colors are producing, especially
near creek mounts and outfo points. Bonefish have been cruising
the flats hard with the clear pushes and extra water
from the king tides, particularly in the lower keys. Early
risers are tailing just outer sun up with the best
shots on soft plastics like gulp shrimp in natural hues
or for purists, a well placed live shrimp or even
hand tide flats. Flies are drawing eats permit or spotty,
but still showing off the ocean side flats and the
edges of deeper channels. Offshore, The news is almost too good.
Miami beach charters report that salefish are already back in
numbers that surprise for this early in the fall. Old
ballahoo and blue runners are drawing multifish days just outside
the reef, with bonus mahee and a few late stained
blackfintuna mixed in reef and wreck anglers are decking good
numbers of yellowtail and mutton snapper, with a run of
keeper grouper dangling from the deeper edges around Islamerada and Sombrero. Light.
Live pinfish is money, but fresh cut, pilchered and dead
ballyhooed chunks are holding their own, especially with a bit
of chum in the slick. For those ready to fish
now your hotspots today the patch reefs off Alligator Reef
near Islamorada. Yellowtail bite is consistent and grouper are holding
in the heavy structure flats off Key West's east side
for early bonefish and a shot of tailing permit, especially
around high in coming haulover inlet edges in North Biscayne
Bay mangroves for a combol of fall tarpin and hungry snook.
Best baits for the day. Live pilchered pin fish and
shrimp are all producing, but don't go out without a
few white bucktail jigs, natural huge swim baits and a
pack of gulp shrimp with inshore water stirred from rain,
brightened artificials or pulling bites, especially in the upper water column.
If you're braving the offshore, keep an eye on the
sky click squalls can roll through, especially in the afternoon.
The fall mullet run is beginning to trickle through, so
expect predator activity to ramp up, especially around mainland passes.
That's the roundup from your local Real Whisper Artificial Roar.
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