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Speaker 1: This is artificial lore coming to your live with your

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Florida Keys and Miami fishing report for Wednesday, September seventeenth,

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twenty twenty five. First up, the tides out in the Keys.

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The morning high tide peaked at seven zero six am,

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rolling up to two point one nine feet, with a

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low tide coming in at one fifty eight PM around

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zero point four to four feet, and another high at

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eight fifty two PM. Miami Beach saw a similar story,

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with an early high at five nineteen am, low at

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eleven forty am, and the evening's push arriving by six

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zero six pm. That means mellow, tidle movement today with

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September's coefficients hanging soft around thirty nine to forty six

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out in the Islands and about fifty nine for Miami Beach.

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Not much current, so you'll want to work those loose

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a little more to catch the eye of any lookers,

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especially on flaps and around patch reefs. Weather remains typical

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September subtropics. Sun rise at seven fourteen sunset at seven

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twenty eight in Key West, with a little more daylight

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up in Miami. Expect things to be warm and humid.

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Air temps started around eighty and should rise to the

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upper eighties with water temps right at that ideal eighty

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five degrees. Winds are light out of the southeast, keeping

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the surface slick in shore, hardly enough to rustle the

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mangroves or kick up the reef. Let's talk fishing activity.

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The recent bite's been varied but solid, especially near the

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deep edge off shore and inside to patch reefs down

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the lower Keys. Charter captains have been coming back with

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good hauls of yellowtail snapper, mangrove snapper, and a few

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big muttons from around the reef line, especially early and

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just before sunset. Dolphin mahi mahi are showing on weed

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lines in two hundred to four hundred feet, most in

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the five to ten pound class, but a few slammers.

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Back country waters are holding tarpa near the channels and bridges.

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Best action at first and last light. A classic fall

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push with some snook and reds mixed in close to

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the mainland banks, dates and lures. If you're bottom fishing,

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it's hard to beat fresh cut ballyhoo or squid for

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the snappers and grouper drift, a pilchard or pinfish, and

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you may luck into a big mutton or even a

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lazy grouper. Those chasing peljigs offshore, rig up a troll

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on Ballyhoo with a little sparkle, or toss out a

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chartruse or pink feather. When the sun's high around the bridges,

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big live mullet or blue crabs will tempt tarpin and snook,

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but artificial shine too. Try a paddle tail like the

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Monster three X shrimp, where a doa big buster bounce

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slow and low at sunrise hotspots. The mullet of Channel

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Channel two and Channel five bridges consistent tarpin action plus

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snappers piling up at the pilings. Long key light to

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conk reef, yellowtail and mixed snapper are steady, especially on

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the outgoing tide haul over Inlet North the Government Cut

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in Miami. Early morning snook and some active jack smashing

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top water plugs, Osla humps, dolphin, blackfing, tuna, and an

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occasional sailfish. Nothing like a sunrise troll when the surface

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is popping inshore in flats anglers. The Key Largo and

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Biscayne flats are holding healthy numbers of bonefish and permit.

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Best bets are just after the tide turns, using small

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live shramp or a classic bonefish jag and pink or

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tratt ruse as. Always keep an eye on those afternoon

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summer storms. Storms can fire up the bite, but move

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fast and get out if things start to brew. Most

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of all, respect the resource, let the little ones grow,

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and keep only what you'll eat. Thanks a bunch for

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tuning into your Florida Keys and Miami Fishing report, brought

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