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this is Artificial Lure, your go to guy for all
things rods, reels and reels of fish tails down here
in the Florida Keys and Miami Waters. It's early morning
on April second, twenty twenty six, and the action's heaten
up as we shake off the cool front. Weather's looking prime,
mostly sunny with highs in the low eighties.
Speaker 2: Light southeast winds at five to ten knots perfect for
flat skiffing. Sun size kicked off at seven twelve a m.
Sunset seven forty eight p m, Plenty of light for
chasing tails. Tides are risen strong high at ten twenty
three a m around two point one feet in Key West,
low at four forty seven p pushing baitfish into the
mangroves Perna charts. Fish are fired up post winter schools
of tarpon rolling in from the Atlantic, showing silver flashes
on the edges. Recent catches. Recent catches snow clemets of
Miami's government cut fat mangrove snappers, stacks on the reefs,
and trophy bonefish pushing eight pounds on the keys flats,
say locals at Bud Neary's groupers hot and sixty foot
patches and permit teasing jigging crews best lures, actual mere
O Lure, Mirodan suspended twitching for snook or actual da
terror Rise soft plastics on a one quarter ounced jighead
for snapper, live bait, kings it pinfish or shrimp under
afloat for everything, pilchards chunked for gooper. Get these hotspots,
actual mirror Olu or miro Dine for deep water pelagics
or Florida Bay's Rabbit key flats for bones at incoming tide.
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