Speaker 1: Artificial loar here bringing you your Florida Keys and Miami
fishing report for Sunday, October fifth, twenty twenty five. We
started the day with sunrise at seven fourteen am and
expect sunset to hit at seven zero two pm. The
moon set early at five point thirty am, with moonrise
slated for six zero seven pm this evening. The skies
are soft gray with a weak disturbance rolling in from
the Bahamas, so you'll notice a six south to southwest
winds early swinging east southeast mid morning, with seas easing
off to two three feet and the chop mellowing out
a touch. You might see a wandering shower, but the
day is mostly stable, great conditions to ply the waters
across the flats and bridges. The tides are running big today,
an excellent set up for working current edges and structure.
Low tide one oh five am zero point four to
four ft high tide seven nineteen am three point three
five low tide one thirty pm zero point thirty nine
ft low tide seven thirty eight pm three point three
five ft. With today's tidle coefficient at a wopping ninety
eight percent, current flows are strong and the bite windows
should be wide, especially around dawn and again near dusk
fissure in a fall transition. Last week, anglers reported good
numbers of mangrove snapper around the bridges in deeper patches,
with catches up to sixteen Common yellowtail snapper. Action is
steady on the outer reef edges. Chumming with cup bait
has been hot, and folks fishing your Tennessee Reef and
Carry's Fort have been hauling in Kooner's full reports Just
yesterday said mutton snapper up to eight pounds were taken
drifting live pilchards near the ledges off Islamorada Tarpin. Activity
is picked back up along the bridges at dusk, with
several fish over eighty pounds hooked beneath Channel five and
Long Key Miami Inshore found sea trout and jack craval
in Biscame Bay working soft plastics early, especially in the
outflow creeks. Permit and bonefish had been active across the
flats from Marathon and Key Largo, most success coming on
small crabs or shrimp tip jegs presented on the incoming tide.
Best baits and lures today live bait, pilchards for mutton
and snapper, shrimp for bonefish and permit small crabs, permit
on flats, ballyhooed chunks and squid strips on the patch reefs,
artificial gulp shrimp and new penny or white mass doa
paddle tails and electric chicken for trout and jacks. Fly
Folks have been scoring on tan Klauser minnows and spawning
shrimp patterns on the flats. Hot spots to hit Channel
two Bridge and Long Key Bridge for snapper, tarpin and
the chants at migratory grouper janis Fort Reef and Tennessee
Reef for yellowtail on a chum slick Biscany Bay, Mangrove
creeks north of card Sound for trout and juvenile tarpain
flats off Islamorada and lower Keys for permit and bonefish.
This week's best advice fish moving water at tide change
anchor over structure edges and adjust rigs for high current.
Early morning and the last hour before sunset will be
peak byite windows, especially with the moon rise matching that
sunset pulse. Thanks for tuning in to your local fishing report.
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