Speaker 1: This is artificial lore. With your South Florida and Keys
fishing report, we've got classic winter conditions lining up from
Miami down through the Upper Keys. Light east southeast breeze
this morning, building to a moderate chop offshore by afternoon.
Per the National Weather Service Marine forecast. Near shore in
the Bay, stay manageable, but keep an eye on the
windline once you clear. Sunrise around Miami is right at
seven ten am, with sunset just after five thirty pm.
The Soliner tables for Miami put the major byte windows
mid afternoon roughly three to five pm, with a smaller
flurry mid morning That lines up nicely with a strong
tide push in the Keys. Key Largo's ocean reef harbor
tide charts show a solid high mid to late morning
and another good swing toward evening, which really juices the
reef and bridge bite off Miami and the Upper Keys.
The edge of the gold Stream has been holding good
color change in bait, and local captains are reporting steady sails,
Schooley dolphin and a few black fintuna outpast one hundred
fifty two hundred fifty feet slow trolled live ballyhoo or
pilchards are the ticket if you're pulling hardware run small
skirted ballyhoo in blue white or pink chartreuse on the
patch reefs and inside Hawk Channel. The winter grocery run
is on. Recent trips out of Key Largo and Islamorada
report mixed bags of mutton and mangrelve snapper, yellowtail, a
few keeper grouper where it's open, plus hogfish for folks
working shrimp on knocker rigs in twenty forty feet yellowtails
are chewing' best on the evening tide. Chum heavy drop
twelve fifteen pounds floro with small hooks and slivers of
ballyhoo or cut squid. Inshore around Miami Biscame Bay and
the bridges down to Key Largo are giving up snoke,
small tarpin and sea trout. Pilchards, live shrimp or gulp
jerkshads on one eighth to one fourth ounces jigheads will
get you bit nighttime at bridge Shadow Lines is producing
on swim baits and flarehawks. Best lures right now four bass,
snook and trout, three four inch paddle tails and pearl
or new penny on light jigs and small top waters
at first light if it's calm. For offshore, small feathers
and jettheads and blue silver plus diving plugs and a
black backed pattern for kings and blackfen for reef snapper.
Go natural live shrimp, ballyhoo chunks and fresh pilchards, florocarbon
down to fifteen twenty pounds and clear water and makes
a big difference. Couple of hotspots to circle ef Key
off Key Largo. The patch reefs between Molasses and French
reef and twenty thirty five feet have been producing hogfish,
muttons and keeper mangros on shrimp and light tackle. Closer
to Miami, the reefsoft government cut and fowery rocks in
eighty one hundred thirty feet are holding kings, sails and
a few dolphin along the color change. Slow trolled live
baits are money when the tide and wind line up.
If you're short on time or the weather turns, tuck
into Biscayne Bay's eastern shoreline and the cuts along the
islands sightfish, bonefish, and permit on the flat's midday when
the sun's high and the water warms, using small shrimp
or crab patterns and one zuro circle hooks. That's your
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