Speaker 1: Hey, folks, this is artificial lore your keys in Miami
fishing Guru coming at you from the salty air down
here on January thirtieth. Winter patterns are locking in tight
with northerly breezes at fifteen to twenty knots easing off today.
Seize two to three feet near shore but kicking to
three to five off shore. Small Craft advisory still up,
so watch it if you're heading out. Air temperatures hovering
fifty one to sixty nine degrees fahir nhit water at
a comfy seventy five degrees fahrenheit per sunny Isle's Beach
reports sunrise fired up around seven twenty seven am, sunset
dropping at six forty pm. Tides in Miami Harbor low
at nine thirteen am one point two feet high, three
thirty eight pm two point seven nine feet low again
nine fifty four pm one point zero eight feet fish
the outgoing for best action fish or chewing' despite the
chill fronts, snook hammer and mangrove shorelines and muddy bottoms
on live bait, or doa three at shrimp per cap.
Captain Craig Korchinsky's Palm Beach, Jupiter updates, lanes, mangroves, mutton, snappers,
drum and grunts stacking up on rock piles and channels.
Key Largo. Backcountry crews like Captain Drew and Don Reiker
report yellowtail snapper limits plus tuna hauls and even manatee sidings.
Folks pulling fourteen plus yellowtails easy Ford Lauderdale boys like
Captain Vinnie Sachs and William Daley say sails or poppin'
off shore with deep sea charters, boat in eighty fish days,
skippin' catfish, top lures, DA shrimp or jiggin' spoons for
inshore snappers and snook. Live pilchards are shrimp for bait.
Slow your presentations in this cooler water hotspots hit the
channels off Key Biscayne for snapper slams or backcountry mangroves
near Taviner for yellowtails and snook. Thanks for tuning in, y'all.
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