Speaker 1: This is artificial lore. With your South Florida and Keys
fishing report, we've got classic winter chamber of commerce weather
this morning, light, northeast breeze, air in the upper seventies,
and water running mid seventies off Sunny Isles according to
the Sunny Isles Beach conditions page, with green flags and
a purple flag up for jellyfish. That purple flag means
pack vinegar and watch your casts around swimmers. Tides are
on a gentle swing. Noah's Biscany Bay station at Miami
shows a pre dawn high around one to two feet
and an afternoon load just below zero, so you'll see
a nice falling tie mid morning that should fire up
in short current tidees chart for Key Biscany Yacht Club
and Coral Shoal Biscany Channel has a similar pattern. Early
morning high around one point eight feet, then water dumping
out through late morning down in the middle Keys. Noah's
Islamarda and Big Pine Key tide pages show modest highs
around daybreak and late afternoon, with skinny lows midday. On
the ocean side flats, sunrise is just after seven am
and sunset around five forty five pm. Per the Miami
Beach in Miami Tide Tables, so your prime windows are
first light through the mid morning fall, then that last
hour of incoming before dark. According to Tide's four Fishings
Miami Beach and North Miami Soliner tables, activity today is
in the average to high range, not a barn burner noon,
but enough to keep the bite steady if you line
up Tide in structure offshore of Miami and Key Largo.
Charter Boards in the local ten fishing segment have been
showing solid winter mixed bags, sailfish, king mackerel, a few
black fintuna plus mahi scattered on the edge. On calmer days,
best offerings have been live pilchards, goggle eyes and goggloo
slow trolled were drifted on forty sixty lab flooro with
blue and white or pink sea witches over the baits.
You're running your own boat set up in one two
zero two hundred twenty feet off government cut and haulover,
watch for color changes and frigates, and keep a jig
rod ready for blackfin around deeper wrecks inshore and Biscayne
Bay and around the bridges. Reports from local marinas have
mangrove snapper and lane snapper stacked on hard bottom and
channel edges, plus jack craval and schoolly tarpin at night.
Troop is king right now free lined or on a
one quarter Rount's jighead or fish knocker rig style on
the rock piles. Artificial lies think small and natural three
inch paddle tails and new penny pearl or baby mullet
colors and shrimp profile jigs. Down in the upper keys
Key Largo to Islamorada shop boards and captain socials are
full of yellowtail and mutton snapper on the reefs with
grouper catch and release on structure and barracuda patrolling the edges.
Fresh ballyhooed chunks, squid and live pinfish or pilchards are
the ticket for artificials on the patch reefs try one
half to two ounce bucktales tipped with bait or four
inch jerkshads and glow or chartreuse. Couple of hot spots
for you. The all over inlet in the north jetty
work the last of the incoming and first of the
outgoing for snook, tarpin and jacks. Pro big swim baits flare,
hawk jigs and live shrimp or mullet on the shadow
lines at night. Islamida patch reefs and fifteen thirty feet
anchor up with a light chump slick and fish small
hooks and twenty pound liter For yellowtail, mangroves and the
occasional mutton, keep a flat line out back with a
live pilchard for a bonus king or sale. If you're
waiting or kayaking the flats on the bayside of Key
Largo and Islamorida on that midday low, look for potholes
and mud streaks for bonefish and permit go stealthy one
eighth to fourteen shrimp jigs, small crab imitations, and live
shrimp on light flora carbon best all round lures today
negative three to four paddle tails on one eighth one
fourth to osee jigheads and natural baitfish colors. What