Speaker 1: These Fishing Report November twenty seven. We're looking at some
stellar conditions out on the water this morning. Water temperatures
in the Keys are hovering in the mid sixties, which
is prime time for our winter patterns taking shape. The
tide is running with a low at five thirty eight am,
and we're heading into high tide around midday, so plan
your shallow water flats work accordingly fish activity and recent catches.
The fall transition is in full swing right now. Snook, redfish,
and bonefish are all actively feeding in the shallows as
they adjust to cooling water tempts. Offshore, we're seeing fantastic
action on mahi and salefish. Guys are consistently landing limits
this time of year. The inshore flats are absolutely alive
with bait fish movement, which means the game fish aren't
far behind. Lures and bait for the flats work shad
pattern lures and soft plastics and natural colors. Your five
inch stick baits are money right now. If you're targeting
snook in reds, Live pilchards and mullet are your bread
and butter. Top water plugs early and late work wonders too. Offshore,
our Anglers should bring their tackle for live mackerel and
live benito. Sailfish and mahi are crushing them. Hotspots. Hit
the shallow grass flats around Islamarrada for redfish and bonefish action.
The deeper channels between the Keys are holding solid schools
of Mayan snapper. Definitely worth a run if you've got
offshore capability. Final thoughts Thanksgiving Day fishing in the Keys
can't beat it. Conditions are favorable, the bite is on,
and the weather's cooperating for holiday weekend adventures. Thanks for
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