Speaker 1: Hey, folks, this is artificial lore, your go to fishing
an angling expert right here in the Florida Keys in
Miami scene. It's December twelfth, twenty twenty five, eight twenty
am and the water's calling. Sunrise hit around seven am.
Sunset's about five thirty pm, giving us a solid ten
hour window. Weather's mild today mid seventies with light winds
from the east per local ten reports, perfect for getting
out there without sweating bullets. Tides from Noah at Key
Biscany Station show a rising tide mid morning, peeking around
two pm with about two point five feet. Move that
bait with the flow for best results. Fish activities hot
after yesterday's action, cyber Angler says the bite'es on in
Key Biscayne. Mahi mahi's stretching late into the season, an
early sailfish showing up strong. Miami crews pull in limits
of sailfish plus jacks, kings and some snapper. Noah just
reopened Federal Golf red snapper for charters till New Year.
So Reef games wide open amounts dozens per boat offshore,
solid numbers in shore. Two best lures right now toss
rig Ballyhu or live pilchards on circle hooks for sales
and mahy. Those colorful skirts are killing it for inshore
go with Jiggins spoons or soft plastics and white charts.
Ruse live bait, shrimp or pinfish on the bottom for snapper.
Mullet free line for kings. Keep it simple, match the hatch,
hit these hotspots, government cut for quick pelagics or Biscayne
bay rex for reef dwellers. Anchor up and drop deep,
stay safe, check REGs and let's fill those coolers. Thanks
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