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Down here in the Florida Keys and Miami Waters. It's
early morning on April first, twenty twenty six, and conditions
are prime for a solid day on the water. Water
temps hovering around seventy five to seventy seven degrees fahrenheight
per sunny isles, beach cams and buoy data from f
WI F one tides to day high at seven fifty
eight a m and eight twenty four pm, lows at
one forty eight a m and two zero eight p m.
Straight from cybe fluff dot gov. Sunrise kicks off around
seven fifteen a m. Sunset by seven forty five p m.
Weather's mostly cloudy with highs near eighty one degrees fahrenheit
e s E wins fifteen to seventeen miles per hour,
making it choppy at two plus feet swells, says surf
captain for Miami Beach and Boca Chittaqui. Forecasts UV index
at eight, so lather up. Fisher active post winter captain experiences.
Reports from Tavernier captains like Guas Depal note recent hols
of Mahi mahi, kingfish and snook limits plus sails and
tunas off shore. In shore, tarpon and reds are biting
hard around mangroves. Best lewis though its spoons and jigs
for snapper and grouper, or rappella x rap for kings.
Trolling at six to eight knots live bait, shines, pilchards
or shrimp on circle hooks for snook, mullet for tarpon.
Windy dot app flags gusts to nine meters per second
off Kei Lago Atlantic, so lighten up, leaders hotspots hit
Bocachita Key in Biscay Bay for bassnapper on the incoming tide,
or Tavernier reefs for pelagics mornings before wind picks up.
Rig tight. Stay safe out there. Thanks for tuning in, folks.
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