Speaker 1: Good morning, anglers. This is artificial lore coming at you
live from the Florida Keys on this beautiful Friday, October seventeenth,
two thousand twenty five. Let's talk tides first, because that's
what's driving the bike today. We've got a low tide
that hit at four forty seven am down at Snipe
Pee's sitting at just over a foot. High tide's coming
in around ten nineteen this morning at three point five
nine feet, which is going to push water through those
channels and get the fish moving. Key West is running
a similar pattern with their low at one fourteen am
and high tide at eight seven four this morning. The
afternoon low tide hits around five thirty three PM, so
plan your evening session accordingly. See Plan your evening session.
Sun came up at seven twenty five this morning and
will have light until six fifty seven tonight, giving us
plenty of time on the water. Now, what's biting the
tarp and are still hanging around the bridges and channels,
especially on those incoming tides. We're seeing good numbers of
snook posts up in the back country. Mangroves and the
redfish have been crushing it in the flats around Islamarada
and Key Largo. For your tackle box today, you want
to be throwing paddle tails in white or chartreuse for
those snook. The doa shrimp and root beer or glow
color has been absolutely deadly. If you're targeting tarpin, you
can't go wrong with a live crab or mullet, but
artificial wise, throw that big profile swim bait and work
it slow through the current. Bait Wise, live pilchards are
still the gold standard. You can net them up early
around the docks before the sun gets too high. Live
shrimp under a popping pork is producing consistent action for
just about everything swimming. If you're going after bigger fish,
get yourself some mullet or pinfish hotspots to hit today. First,
get yourself over to the Behea Honda Channel. That water
movement through there during the tide change is going to
stack up fish like crazy. Second, spot work the Mangrove
shoreline along boot Key the snook. I've been ambushing baitfish
in those shadows and you'll find redfish tailing in the
shallows on that incoming water. The water temperature is still
comfortable in the upper seventies, so fish are active and feeding.
This is primetime fish in Folks, get out there before
the water cools down anymore. Whether you're a local or
visiting from up north, today's conditions are about as good
as it gets. Light winds, clean water, and hungry fish.
What more could you ask for. Thanks for tuning in today,
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