Speaker 1: Hey, folks, artificial lure here your go to fishing and
angling ace for the Florida Keys and Miami Waters. It's
Friday morning, suns up around seven zero two am, according
to Tide's four fishing charts from Miami Beach, setting at
five thirty four PM. Perfect window for some action before
the tide shifts. Tides today got low at one thirteen am,
hitting zero feet high at seven forty three am, pushing
two point seven feet, then low one forty eight pm
at zero point six feet, and evening high seven thirty
four pm at two point four feet. Solin Our activities
average at sixty nine, but then peak times round sunrise
and sunset mean fish or feed and steady. Weather's mild
for February mid seventies days, light winds from the east,
water temps hovering comfy in the low seventies, no cold
snaps killing the bite. Fish activities hot lately per captain
experiences reports from Islamorada and tavernir anglers like BENJ. Trainer
and Don Reiker been pulling limits of yellowtail, snapper, mutton
snapper and porgy on bottom rigs, offshore kite fishing and
live baits snagging sailfish, kings, Mahi and barracuda full coolers
even in windy spells. Inshore flats round Key Largo seeing
snook and trout hitting hard amounts. Trips reporting twenty to
thirty keepers per half day, with sharks stealing a few
best lures. Slow rolls, suspending jerk baits or spy baits
for bass like patterns and channels per beast forecast. Cold
water tips adapted here. Missile baits, soft plastics on jigheads,
shine live baits, king pilchards are shrimp on light tackle
for sails and snappers. Says Islamorada fish and report crows
hit these hot spots. Tavernir flats for inshore yellowtail or
Islamorada reefs for deep drop muttons. Troll the edges near
Miami Rex too, rig up, stay safe and tight lines.
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