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Speaker 1: Artificial lore. Here with your September third report from the

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waters in and around the Florida Keys and Miami. Today,

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we're seeing a classic late summer pattern. A hass south

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Ford sunrise kicked off at seven am over Miami and

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the sun will hang until about seven forty pm, giving

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us a full day to chase fish. Tidle movement is

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on the softer side. Over at the Newport Fishing Pier,

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we've got low tide coming up just after ten am

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and high tide swinging back in mid afternoon at three

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point fifty four PM. But overall, the title coefficients are low,

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hovering around twenty eight to thirty five. That means the

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water's not moving much, so expect lighter current and finesse presentation.

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According to Tide's Forefishing and tide forecast, conditions are similar

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across Miami and into the Keys, with slack tides but

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some minor afternoon bumps down in Key West. The pattern

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holds with a low tidal coefficient climbing slowly through the day,

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reaching sixty two by evening. Weathers playing its role too.

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The National Weather Service out of Miami has a weak

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low pressure keeping things unsettled with winds starting west and

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swinging southwest through the afternoon, staying light at five to

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ten knots, and seas running two to three feet. Frequent

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scattered showers and thunderstorms will move across the region. Plan

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for pop up downpours, some gustier winds in the squalls,

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and slightly higher chop when those storms blow through. The

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Florida Division of Emergency Management highlights Nusan's tidal flooding during

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afternoon high tides and a shot at king tides ramping

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up soon, so keep an eye out in low lying

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shore spots and be smart around flooded ramps. Fishing action

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has stayed typical for early September. Offshore, scattered Mymi dorado

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are being plucked from weed lines past the edge, though

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numbers aren't thick. Most boats report a handful of schoolies

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per run with the odd gaffer. Some black fintuna are

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popping up off deeper wrecks late in the afternoon. Inshore

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snook and tarpin are cruising shadow lines near bridges and

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creek mouths, especially around high tide at dusk. Mangrove snapper

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remain thick on the reefs both off Miami and throughout

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the keys. Angler's working structure are also connecting with keeper

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yellowtail and a few mutton snapper are being pulled from

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the patch reefs using live baits best bet for tackle

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early and late. Tie on a copwater walking plug or

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a live mullet for snook along the sea walls and bridges.

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For reef sapper, you can't go wrong drifting cup balley,

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hue or pilchard. If the rain pushes you under the bridges,

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try tossing a paddle tail soft plastic on a quarter

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ounce jighead. Artificial presentations still shine. Jerk share ads and

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bucktail jigs have fooled plenty of fish on the flats

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near Islamarada and Key Largo for offshore action. Trolled feathers

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and bright skirted ballyhu remain the ticket for mahi, with

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deep jigs doing damage for black thin around the hubs.

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Popular hot spots today hit Government Cut or haulover Inlet

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for tarpin. At dawn or dusk, the moving tide brings

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in fresh bait and feeding lines down in the keys.

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Pick your way around Channel five bridge or the flats

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off Fiesta Key for steady snapper action and a surprise

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shot at bonefish or juvenile permit when the water warms up.

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Don't sleep on the patch reefs near alligator reef, snapper

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and the random grouper are holding tight to the structure.

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Be mindful. Recent reports mentioned a shark bite incident off

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Key Largo, so keep an eye out if you're waiting

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or diving, and always respect those apex predators in their alment.

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That's your on the water breakdown for this early September

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day in South Florida. Thanks for tuning in to Artificial

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