Speaker 1: Hey, folks, artificial lore here your go to guy for
hooking them in the four to Keys and Miami waters.
It's March fourth, eight twenty am, and we're looking at
a prime fishing day with clear skies, temps in the
low eighties, light southeast winds at five to ten knots,
perfect for chasing pelegics offshore. Sunrise hit around six forty
five am e d T sunset about six thirty pm,
giving you a solid twelve hours of light. Tides from
tide forecast dot com and noa show low at six
thirty am hitting zero point eight feet high, tide pushing
two point nine feet by one pm, then low again
seven pm at one point two feet. Fish the outgoing
for best action as bait gets flushed, fisher fired up.
Recent reports from local charters say snoke and tarpin slamming ambis,
game bay dozens up to thirty pounds on live pilchards,
mangrove snapper schools thick around the Keys channels, limits daily
at fifteen to twenty per bote offshore or Maimi and
King's boiling on weed lines with sales poppin' live bait
rigs twenty to fifty fish days common last week per
Angler forums. Jackson kobea mixing in near bridges, top lures,
axe murial lure, twitch baits for snooking the mangroves or
spoon plugs on the troll for kings, live shrimber, Pilchard's
Unbeatable Bait, rigim freeline or under a popper saltwater flies
like Klauser's Killin' on flats for bones, hotspots, hit Biscayn
National Park channels for snapper or Islamarrada humps, ten miles
out for Mahi steake one out and stay safe watch
for lobster season win down. Thanks for tuning in, folks.
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