Speaker 1: Morning, folks, artificial lore here your go to for the
real deal on Florida, Keys and Miami Byte, let's get
right into it. Tides are running strong this morning in
the Keys Key West saw low around four fifty nine
am at negative zero point one feet, then a high
at eleven forty six AM at one point nine feet,
with another high around eleven zero eight PM at two
point six feet. That means right now we're in that
sweet outgoing push from the flats into the channels. In Miami,
tides are big two low around one fifty six AM
at negative zero point two feet, high around eight twenty
two AM at three point eight feet, then another low
around two thirty PM at zero point three feet. That's
a textbook outgoing tide situation, perfect for targeting moving fish.
Weather's looking solid no WUNSS Marine forecast for the Keys
calls for southeast to south winds five to ten knots,
waters smooth to light chop. Miami area is similar, light winds,
mostly clear tempts in the upper seventies. Sunny Isles Beach
reports air at seventy eight degrees fahrenheit water at seventy
six degrees fahrenheit, which is prime for snook, tarpin, and permit.
Jellyfish advisory is up with a double red flag, so
watch your step and keep an eye out when waiting.
Sunrises around seven eleven am sunset near seven thirty seven pm.
That means we've got a solid day window and the
best bite will come on that outgoing tide, especially first
light and late afternoon. Solo mare activity in Miami shows
major times around three point fifty six am and four
twenty six pm, with minor times mid morning and late night.
That afternoon major window is where I be on the water.
Fish are active in the keys, red fish and trout
are thick on the shallow flats, especially around the outgoing tide.
Snook are holding in the cuts and around bridge bilings.
Kespy like the Seven Aisle Bridge and around Marathon's backcountry.
Tees Tarpin are scattered but showing up near deep channels
and around the bridges. In Miami, the big news is
snook and jacks around the inlets and around Government Cut.
Sheep's head are stacking up on the bridge pilings and
sea walls, and there's a good mix of Spanish mackerel
and bluefish busting on the surface. Near the beaches. Best
lures for snook and tarpin go with a ten doa
terror eyes or a mural lure mirodinne in white or
root beer top water early, then switched to twitching subsurface
as the sun comes up. For reds and trout, a
three eighth ounce gold or white Johnson spoon or a
soft plastic like a gope shrimp or paddle tail in
root beer Chartaru works magic on the flats for sheep's head.
Small jigs with shrimp or pieces of fiddle of crab
are money on the bridges. Best bait live shrimp under
a popping court for snoken, reds, especially around mangroves and
oyster bars. For the inlets and channels, live pilchards or
threads and herring for jackson mackerel. Sheep said. Love fiddler
crabs and small shrimp on a light jighead hotspots in
the keys. Hit the flats around Long Key and the
channels near the seven mile Bridge in Miami. Focus on
the Government Cut area and the Rickenbacker Causeway bridges. That's
where the snook, jacks and sheepsad are stacked. Thanks for
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