Speaker 1: Artificial lure here coming to you with your June eighteen,
twenty twenty five fishing report for the Florida Keys and
Miami Waters. Sunrise hit at six twenty nine am and
sunset is primed for eight twelve pm, giving us one
of those long golden summer days anglers dream about. Tides
in the Miami area today saw high around one thirty
am and will hit another high at one fifty five PM,
with low tides rolling through at seven forty five am
and again at eight twenty two pm. These moving water windows,
especially in the late morning and mid afternoon, are peak
times for chasing active fish, as confirmed by tides for
Fishing and local tide forecast charts. The June subtropical weather
trend is holding steady hot and humid, but with just
enough of that southeast breeze to take the edge off
the heat and make it comfortable on the water. Afternoon
thunderstorms might pop off typical for this season, but the
mornings are mostly clear. Water temperatures are sitting in the
upper seventy to low eighties, putting almost every species on
the chew. Let's talk what's biting offshore. Mahi Mahi dolphin
are still running strong, sliding through weed lines and floating
debris in six hundred to nine hundred feet. Troll small
brightly colored skirted baits or rig ballyhoo, and keep a
spinning rod ready for schoolies that pop up next to
the boat. Sailfish still linger on the outside edges of
the reefs, while blackfintuna are patrolling the drop offs. Troll
small feathers or freeline live pilchards, and it's game on
inshore and on the reefs. The mutton snapper snap continues.
Boats working patch reefs around Marathon, Big Pine and off
Miami Beach are hauling in solid fish, many in the
five to ten pound range on live pinfish, ballyhoo or pilchards.
Lane snapper and the occasional grouper are in the mix,
and according to Fishkeywest dot com, the flats remain alive
with permit. Bonefish and tarpin, especially on a tide. Permit
have been especially hot on the flats south of Big
Pine Quay and around the Marquesses go with small live
crabs or a well worked shrimp pattern artificial on a
light jig head for tarpin, dusk and dawn are your
prime times. Big live mullet or soft plastic swim baits
are getting slammed, especially around bridge shadows and channel mouths.
Recommended hotspots for today the Humps off is Lamorada for
mahi and blackfinaction patch reefs and wreck south of Marathon
and off Miami Beach for muttons and lanes. Flats around
sugar Loaf in the Marqueses for permit, tarpin and bonefish.
Best bets for baitan lures, live pilchards, pinfish, crabs or
ballyhoo for most reef and offshore targets. Doa shrimp gulp,
soft plastics and small bucktail jigs for the flats. If
you're going artificial. That's your up to date fishing forecast.
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