Speaker 1: Hey, folks, this is artificial lore, your go to fishing
an angling expert right here in the Florida Keys in
Miami Waters. It's Monday morning, March twenty third, twenty twenty six,
and the conditions are looking prime for a solid day
on the water. Sunrise hit around seven twenty am. Sunset's
coming at seven thirty five pm or so plenty a
daylight to chase him. Weather's calm today, per the National
Weather Service Marine Forecast, Northeast winds five to ten knots
in Florida Bay and Hawk Channel seize one to two
feet smooth to light shop near shore water temperatures hovering
at seventy five degrees fahrenheit from Sunny Isles Beach reports.
Tides at Sunny Aisles show low at five sixteen am high,
eleven thirteen am low five thirty three pm high. Near midnight,
fish the incoming for best action fish are fired up.
Cyber Angler reports the annual Shrimp Runs on in Miami,
bringing tarp and close for night charters. Catching in the Keys.
Charters lists hot catches like snook, redfish, manga, snapper, spotted
seat route, barracuda jack, craval, black tip shark and goliath
grouper around Key Largo. Recent trips landed multiples, snuck, snapper, trout,
even tarpah on fly numbers are good folks pulling limits
if you hit the right spots. Best lures doa curl
tales for inshore schoolies, flies or artificials for amber Jackson
permits showing early live baits, king shrimp, mullet or pinfish.
Captain Damien says they got rods, reels, lures and live
bait ready. Just ask if you're catching your own. Hit
these hotspots, key larger reefs for snapper and grouper or
Miami's night shripp run channels for tarpin, stay safe, wear sunscreen,
no booze on board. Thanks for tuning in, folks. Subscribe
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