Speaker 1: Payfroks artificial lore here your go to keys in Miami.
Fish and Guru hitting you with the straight scoop on
today's action down in the Florida Keys and around Miami.
It's February twenty first, twenty twenty six. Sunrise kicked off
at seven oh five am. Sunsets locking in around six
fifteen pm. Plenty of daylight to chase them. Weather's looking
solid per the National Weather Service Marine forecast. North winds
eas in to ten fifteen knots today, seize two four
feet a light chop near shore, perfect for refronts or
inshore flats without getting tossed around tides incoming pushing strong
mid morning through afternoon. Prime for yellowtail and snapper to feed.
Heavy fisher fired up captain experiences. Reports from Marathon, Key, Largo, Islamorada,
and Miami. Captains like g DePaul, Ben Trainer and Ken
Diaz say reseer lit with steady yellowtail bites, mutton, snapper, groupers, kingfish,
and even mackerel on red recent hauls, big coolers of yellowtail, muttons,
lane snapper, reds, snook, and sea trout. One crew pull
to sailfish, another slam Barracuda Local ten News just dropped
the monster four hundred and eighty pounds swordfish off lower
Keys by Captain Jose Rodriguez Junior. Five hour battle eighty
six inches of beast inshore steady two with tarpin lurkin
per Captain Rick Stanschik's updates. Best lures, feather jakes and
knacker rigs for yellowtail on the reefs, drop them deep
chatter baits in fire crawl or hot craw colors if
you're hitting bassi shallows straight from tactical bassing. Tips for
cooler waters, live bait rules, pinfish, mullet or shrimp for
tarpin and snook, Sardines or balahou for kings and sales.
Hot spots today Islamorada reefs for yellowtail, Frenzy and key
Largo rex for muttons and kings. Miami side check Biscayne
Bay flats for reds on the incoming rig up. Get
out there safe, wear your PFD and watch for sharks
stealing your catch. Thanks for turning in, folks. Subscribe for
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