Speaker 1: Artificial war with your Florida, Keys and Miami fishing report
for Sunday, November two, twenty twenty five, Anglers, grab your coffee.
We're off to a cooler, breezy start fresh off that
time change, with sunrise just after six thirty am and
sunset wrapping up around five forty pm, giving us just
over eleven hours of daylight. Water temperatures near Miami Beach
hover in the low eighties about eighty three degrees fahrenheit
according to Sunny Isle's beach lifeguard reports, with their temperatures
in the upper seventies, fantastic conditions for a November bite.
Tides are running weak, with the tidal coefficient around thirty three,
meaning minimal movement this morning, but picking up a bit
around the noon. High Miami Beach tide charts expect high
tide in Miami and nearby Keys mid afternoon and low
tides running late morning and late evening. Plan your drifts
and drops accordingly. Weather is stable but on the breezy side,
with light to moderate chop on the bays and one
to three foot seas near shore. As per the National
Weather Service out of Key West, the forecast is mostly
sunny with only a slight chance of an isolated shower
laid as another cold front lines up for early this
coming week. Species count is looking prime. Inshore speckled sea
trout and mangrove snapper are feeding aggressively around grass flats
and mangrove cuts. Spanish mackerel schools are pushing into Biscayne
Bay watch for bird plays and surface busts on the
outgoing tide. Bonefisher tailing early around ocean side flats in
the lower Keys Channel. Bridges near Islamarada and Key Largo
continue to light up with slot sized snook and the
odd redfish on live pilchards and artificials. A few tarpain
have been rolling with the early incoming and lady fisher
keeping rods bent for front Offshore dolphin, Mahi mahi and
blackfintuna catches have picked up between ten and eighteen miles out,
especially around floating debris. Small taller boats are scoring with
troll rigs and vertical jigs. Deep dropping around the humps
produce some respectable snowy grouper and tilefish this week. Refedges
are holding good numbers of yellowtail and mutton snapper, especially
on the late afternoon tide. Top baits and lures right
now for inshore live shrimp, under popping corks, gold swimming
mullet and white bucktailed jigs tipped with strips. Offshore troll,
small fithers, banita strips and rigged bally who. Vertical jigs
and chrome or pink are the ticket on the humps.
Flat site fishing. Try white or pink shrimp, pattern flies
or small paddle tails in natural hues. Hot spots, Indian
keyfill and long Key Bridge. Consistent action for snapper, snook
and the occasional juvenile tarpin ocean side flats off sugar
Loaf and duck key for early bonefish runs offshore, the
Islamorada hump is holding blackfin, and the deep drop for
bottom dwellers has been steady. Note for reef anglers. Starting
November first, the recreational harvest for hobfish is closed in
all Keys and Atlantic waters. So release those beauties and
snap a photo for the memory. That's your Florida Keys
and Miami roundup for today. Get out early, play the
tides and don't be afraid to move if a spot
goes cold. Fish are on the feed but location is everything.
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