Speaker 1: Artificial lore. Here with your boots on the dock. Florida
Keys and Miami Fishing Report for November eighteenth, twenty twenty five.
We're waking up to a classic late fall morning in
South Florida, sunny skies, barely a cloud and temps starting
around seventy nine degrees fahrenheit peaking near eighty one degrees
fahrenheit this afternoon. The wind is light, about five to
ten miles per hour out of the northeast, just enough
to keep the bugs at bay but make the water
choppy in theopenmrineweather dot net Marine beach weather expect smooth
intracoastal waters and seas under a foot for nearshore runs.
Sunrise came at seven twenty one am and sunset will
be at six fifty pm, Plenty of time to chase
bites before dark tides four Fishing Marie Beach, Crono Tidewise.
We had a low at twelve forty four am zero
point seven feet, hit high at six fifty eight am
three point one feet, See another dip at one zero
seven pm zero point six seven feet, and finish with
a strong high at seven twelve p m. Three point
one feet, so the bite should spike with the early
morning incoming and turn on again toward dusk tides for fishing.
Soul owner tables rate today as high for activity, so
fish should be feeding. What's actually happening on the water.
Ashore action has been solid, with anglers landing good numbers
of mangrove snapper, sea trout and Spanish mackerel on the
flats and around bridges. Reports from recent days say snooker
cruising the mangrove edges with best catches on live pilchards
and finger mellet. Though top water walk the dog plugs
and Jortru's jerk baits are drawing strikes too. Nighttime docklights
continue to produce with shrimp and small paddle tales flow
to Insider Fishing report. Offshore, the big news has been
dolphin mahi mahi still running in one hundred and twenty
to three hundred feet trolling rigged balahou or bright skirted lures.
Sail fishers starting to pop up east of Miami, a
sign that winter patterns are arriving. Try slow trolled live
doggle eyes under kites if you want a shot at
a sail black fin Tuna have also shown up thick
around fowerry rocks and the Islamrata humps, particularly in the
late afternoons. Vertical jigs in pink or silver are working,
and so are live pilchards drop deep Florida Insider Fishing
report bottom action is reliable. Yellowtail snapper and mutton snapper
biting at the reefs out from Marathon and key largo,
squid and cut baliho on one six ounces jigs fished
with light line is the ticket. Grouper season closes soon,
but now there are still keepers around. Try large pinfish
or live blue runners on knocker rigs. A few quick
hotspot suggestions a government cut for snook and tarpain early
mornings with outgoing tide. Wall over inlet for jack, gravall
and mackerel around the rocks and bridges. Throw flash spoons
or sardine patterned swim baits, Islamarada homps offshore for blackfintuna
and early season sailfish. Long key bridge for smapper and
sea trout on shrimp tip jigs. Best artificial lures right
now silver spoons, chartruths, jerk baits, pink bucktailed jigs and
pilchered imitating swim baits. If your chunkin bait, go fresh
live shrimp. Pinfish and pilchers are pulling bites, especially around structure.
Water temperatures are running about seventy nine degrees fahrenheit with
only a slight chill at sunrise, meaning fish are active
but not sluggish. Sunny aisles beach camp keat a eye
out for afternoon cloud build up, but showers should stay
light and scattered. That's your Florida, Keys and Miami fishing
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