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Speaker 1: Artificial lure. Here with your November one, twenty twenty five

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fishing report for the Florida Keys in Miami Waters. Coming

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to you as the sun is just peaking above the horizon. First,

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let's talk conditions. The National Weather Service reports clear skies

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with light northeast winds this morning, a brisk, comfortable start

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just after sunrise at seven forty one am, and sunset

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dropping in at six forty six pm. Expect temperatures to

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range from the upper sixties at dawn into the high

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seventies by afternoon. These autumn days are perfect for long

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hours on or by the water. According to Florida Disasters

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five day outlook, water levels and the Keys have returned

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to normal, so tidal flooding concerns are low and the

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coast is clear. Tides are steady with a moderate swing

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today low at three point fifty five am and again

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around four to twenty pm, with highs at nine forty

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seven am and ten forty one pm. The small tidle

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coefficient starting at thirty three just before dawn means not

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much current target structure and drop offs where fish will

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stack up as the water creeps and falls slow that

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mid morning incoming is a strong option for mixing it

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up offshore or surf casting. Water clarity is looking sharp

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in the Keys in Miami area with zero reports of

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red tide east of the Gulf. According to the FWC,

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no respiratory irritation or fish kills have been observed in

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the region this week, so your spots should be loaded

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and healthy onto the fish inshore. It's a classic fall bite.

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Some large snook have shown up at cuts and points

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near mangroves and bridges. These pre winter bruisers are hitting

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live pilchards and small mullet when you can met them,

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but don't overlook artificial flarehawks in white or chartrews near

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shadow lines at first light. Daytime. Site fishing the flats

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is still yielding good numbers of slot reds and decent trout,

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especially on shrimp, tip jigs and gulp baits. Reports from

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local guides show quick act around Bisconnade Bay's grass beds

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for sea trout and the occasional tailing bonefish on the

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right tide. Bring your light tattle. Offshore dolphin may remain

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scattered but persistent, with some schoolies being picked up along

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color changes and weed lines beyond the Reef, especially if

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you run south off Islamorada or Tavernier Trolling, small chuggers

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or live balahou is the ticket. Blackfintuna action has ramped

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up at the humps. Vertical jigs and sardine chunks are

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taking fish at the Islamorata Hump and west of Marathon

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on the recks. Big mutton snapper are biting just after dawn,

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especially on live pinfish or butterfly jigs bounced off the bottom.

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If grouper is on your wish list, the deeper ledges

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at the drop off near Alligator Reef remain the go to.

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Fresh cup bait or large live pilchards do the trick.

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Flats and bridges after dark are still hot for tarpin,

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particularly around Channel five in the seven mile with live

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crabs or big swim baits on the outgoing tide. For

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special night bite, look for outflows close to Tavernier Creek

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and Long Key hotspots for today Pickles Reef just south

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of Key Largo for mixed snapper, yellowtail and the odd

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mutton haulover Inlet for early morning snook and blue runners.

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Throw pilchards or flare hawk jigs. Isla Murata hump for

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offshore blackfin and the chance of a dolphin. Double up.

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Bait of choice live pilchards, shrimp on jigheads, white pink

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artificial swim shads, offshore live balahu chunk sardines and vertical irons, flats,

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gulp shrimp, bonefish jigs tipped with shrimp and live crabs

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for permit Rex, butterfly jigs, live pinfish and squid strips.

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After sundown, that's your sunrise scoop for the keys in

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