Speaker 1: Hey, folks, artificial lore here your go to guy for
hoking them on the Florida Keys and Miami waters. It's
a crisp winter morning down here. Water temp hovering around
seventy three degrees fahrenheit for South Inlet beachcam reports with
air pushing eighty degrees fahrenheit under yellow fags. Perfect for
right winds and no big surf. Sunrise kicked off at
six forty six am, sunsets five twenty eight pm. Today.
Tides four Fishing dot Com says tides at North Miami
Beach Newport Pier got low at five thirty eight am,
hitting zero point six feet, rising to twelve eleven pm
high of two point six feet, then dropping to six
eighteen pm low at zero point nine feet. Fish Lovin'
is outgoing flow moving bait. Soliner's low at forty five
but peaks near dawn and dusk means snapper and snookel
feed steady actions hot offshore Islamraada style. The fisherman notes
deep rex buzzin with grouper, snappers and amberjack tearing up
bottom rigs inshore my Sammy beach and keys, snook, trout,
redfish holding strong like spring already, plus sheeps had crowded pilons.
Captain experiences out of Punta Gorda mirrors our local hauls
with snoop minutes from doc mixing red grouper, dag mangrove
snapper limits coming easy lately folks pulling ten to twenty
snook and snapper days. Best lures winter kayak, snoop pro
swear by thumpfishing intro for lagoon slams, rig racky Berkeley
power bait, the general on bridge pilings for suspended fish,
per mlf tips, small swim baits like three inch big
bite pro swimmer on one fourth os head for reds
and trout, live bait, kings, shrimp or pinfish for snook,
crabs for sheep, said sardines for yellowtail snapper, Miami's best
per local tackle talk hit haulover pier for peer rats,
hammer and snapper or long key bite for keys, Rex
crawling with grouper. Get out early on that outgoing tide.
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