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Speaker 1: Good morning, fish heads. This is artificial lure with your

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June twenty second, twenty twenty five fishing report for the

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Florida Keys and Miami, where summer angling has truly hit

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its stride. We're waking up to warm weather, light east

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winds around ten to fifteen knots, and mostly clear skies.

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According to the Noah forecast, today's sunrise came at six

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thirty am, with sunset rolling in at eight fifteen pm,

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giving you a big window for a full day on

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the water. Tidal action will keep things lively. Expect a

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high tide in Miami Beach at five forty six am,

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a low at twelve nine pm, then another high at

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six forty pm. Over in the content Keys, high tide

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hits at ten o four am, with low water at

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six oh six pm. So plan those reef and inshore

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bites accordingly. Offshore, the star of the show continues to

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be Mahi mahi or dolphinfish as most locals call them.

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The crew at Double Threat Charters recently landed a legendary

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fifty seven pound bull, the likes of which haven't been

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seen off Miami in decades. While that fish is a

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true outlier. Regular hauls of ten to twenty mahi per

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trip are the norm right now, ranging from schoolies up

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to those hard fighting gaffers in the ten to twenty

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pound range. The best action is happening eight to fifteen

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miles off shore, especially around weed lines or under floating

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debris for bait. Live cigar minnows have been doing the trick,

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but trolled ballyhoo, benita, strips and squid are classic producers.

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If you're looking for bigger mahi, try trolling a bit

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deeper and keep your eyes peeled for birds. Alongside the mahi,

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there's a solid shot at blackfin and skipjack tuna in

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two hundred to three hundred feet of water. Small feathers

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and daisy chains are top choices early and late in

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the day, while vertical jigs or live baits set fifty

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to one hundred feet deep work best. Once the sun

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is up. There's still a chance at a wahoo, triple tail,

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or even a late season sailfish near the edge, a

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specially when conditions line up inshore. The reefs are reporting

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robust snapper action, muttons, mangroves and yellowtails chumming heavily and

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using fresh bait is key this time of year. Snapper

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and even the odd grouper are responding to sardines, pilchards,

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and cut baits at night. The cooler water has been

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lighting up the snapper bite around the reef, with folks

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pulling limits under the stars. On the flats and around mangroves.

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Snook are active, especially on the outgoing tide. Anglers are

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scoring with live mullet along sea walls, while flare hawks

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and swim baits do well around bridges after dark. Tarpan

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are still rolling in the passes with the best bites

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after sunset. Hotspots today the humps offshore of Islamorada for

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Mahai and tuna, the edge of the reef from Carrisford

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to Alligator for snapper and grouper, haulover inlet, and the

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government cut for snook and tarpin on tide changes for lures.

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Bring trolling feathers, X wraps and nomad DTX minnows for

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offshore species. Inshore, keep a stash of live shrimp and

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finger mullet, plus flare hawks for the night bite on snook.

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Thanks for tuning in to your Florida Keys and Miami

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