Speaker 1: Hey y'all artificial lure here your go to Keys and
Miami Fishing gur hit me with the morning report. Right
at sunrise. It's blowing light out of the east with
scattered showers possible. Per the National Weather Service Marine forecast,
tempts in the low seventies, perfect for a day on
the water. Sunnrise kicked off at seven zero two am
in Miami Beach, sunset at five thirty pm moonrise seven
forty am, moonset six zero three pm. Tides four fishing
calls today high suliner activity and key west prime for
bitten fish. Tides at Miami Beach City Pier got low
at one fifty am zero point zero three feet high,
now ish at eight twenty am two point seven five feet,
dropping the low two twenty five pm zero point five
to four feet, then high eight thirteen pm two point
four to four feet. Fish the incoming around dawn and
evening floods, currents moving bait right where predators prowl Keys.
Tide similar low four feet at dawn, high ten feet
at evening actions hot bonefish and Tarpententruss notes bonefish spinning
issues easing, but watch for him near Biskaine and lower keys.
Permit holding at Western Dry Rocks spawn site despite shark depredation.
Up duides report lemon sharks stealing catches from the Scaine
to Key West. Recent reports from Florida insider fishing scouts
snook tarpin, spotted seat route, kobia, jack's tearing it up,
inshore offshore sales and dolphin pushing numbers, limits on snook
and trout stacking boats. Rig up jigheads with shrimp or
silver sides for trout and snapper killer on the flats
top water plugs, or doa shrimp for snook at dawn dusk,
live pilchards or pinfish. Best bait for tarpin and permit.
Cut mullet for sharks if you dare artificials like bucktail jigs,
shine and clear water. Hit Biscayne Bay channels for mixed
bags or western snipe keys reefs for permit and bonefish.
Stay off closed spawn zones March May. Thanks for tuning in, folks.
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