Speaker 1: Good morning, folks. This is Artificial Lore, your local fishing expert,
bringing you today's for to Keys and Miami Fishing report
for Tuesday, December second, twenty twenty five. Let's start with
the tides up in North Miami Beach. We're looking at
some excellent conditions. High tide hit at six forty seven
am at three point six feet, with a low tide
coming in around twelve fifty two PM at just zero
point four feet. Down in the Keys. At Ponsenlet, we've
got a high tide at eight forty AM running three
point six feet and a low at two fifteen AM
at negative zero point four to eight feet. Key West
is running similar patterns, with highs in the two point
one to two point two foot range. The tidle coefficient
is sitting at one hundred and four to one hundred
and six. That's very high activity, folks, perfect for moving bait,
fish and aggressive feeding. Weatherwise, the keys of looking gorgeous.
We're seeing steady low eighties down to low seventies today
through the weekend, only a ten percent chance of showers,
so you can leave the reindeer at home. Sunrise was
around six fifty a m. And You've got until about
five thirty p m. Before the sun dips out for
fish activity. This is prime time. With these strong tides
and excellent souliner coefficients, expect snapper, grouper and permit to
be on the bite hard. The bait fish are active
with mullet, pilchards and live shiners running thick through the
deeper channels. Throw top water plugs early and late. The
snook and tarpin love that action. For deeper work, go
with live mullet under a popin cork and don't sleep
on cup the needle. For grouper, hit up Islamorada's deeper
flats and channels where the bait is schooling up. Also
check out the mangrove edges around upper make comby key.
That's where the snapper is stacking right now. Thanks for
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