Speaker 1: Florida, Keys and Miami Fishing Report. Well, folks, this is
your morning briefing on what's happening on the water right
now in the Keys and Miami area. Let's start with
the tide situation. We're looking at Miami Beach currently showing
water levels rising toward high tide around twelve thirty three
pm at two point eight feet. If you're heading out
this afternoon, that's your window for optimal conditions on the flats.
Fish activity and recent catches. According to recent reports from
captain experiences, sheepshead fishing has been absolutely stellar, the most
consistent bite we've seen around Florida right now. Redfish have
been a close second, especially on these cold days we've
been having. You've also got block, drum, seat route and
mangrove snappers active throughout the region. Down in the Key
Largo area, guides are reporting solid action on reds, snook,
and sea trout on the back country. Lane. Snapper fishing
around Layton Key has been steady with good night bite
action on sharks. Two lures and bait selection for sea trout, specifically,
jerk baits like the Rapola shadow wrap are money right now.
In winter conditions, you can work them from a foot
and a half to four feet of water. Modern glide
baits are also gaining traction. If you're targeting sheep's head
and redfish. The old school approaches are working best this
time of year. Live shrimp and cut mullet remain your
bread and butter your hotspots. I'd focus on the backcountry
flats around Key Largo where guides are consistently finding fish,
and don't overlook the deeper hydrilla and grass edges near Miami,
the shallow water structures holding quality fish right now, get
out there in tight lines. Thanks for tuning in, and
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