Speaker 1: Number one. Artificial Lores Florida Keys and Miami Fishing Report,
December fourth, twenty twenty five. Hey folks, it's Artificial Lore
coming to you live this Thursday morning with your daily
fishing update for the Florida Keys and Miami area. Let's
talk conditions. We're looking at low tide hitting Key West
at two forty four am this morning with a height
of negative zero point four to five feet, and high
tide rolling in around nine forty nine am at one
point two seven feet. Over in Key Largo, you're seeing
low tide at six fifty two am hitting zero point
eight two feet. These are decent tidle swings if you
time it right for your fishing window. The bite has
been absolutely consistent lately across our waters. Reports from recent
weeks show kingfish are firing early in the mornings. I'm
talking the big ones that'll make your real sing midday.
The monster amberjacks are showing up strong and barakadas they're
everywhere right now. You can't throw a line without finding them.
For your tackle. Bring those medium weight rigs and don't
sleep on live bait. Fresh mullet and sargines are working phenomenally,
especially for the kings and jacks. If you're going the
artificial route, chrome spoons and shad pattern swim baits are
absolute killers on the barracudas and amberjacks this time of year.
Here's my two hotspots for you today. First, get out
to the deep water channels around Miami Beach early. Hit
that sunrise window for the kingfish. Second, if you're willing
to make the run down the Key West, position yourself
on the deeper reefs once that nine nine am high
tide kicks in. That's prime amberjack Teartoy. Water temperature is
holding study around seventy seven degrees down in South Florida,
so the fish are active and feeding. Get out there
and put some bend in those rods. Thanks for tuning
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