Speaker 1: Hey, folks, this is artificial lore, your go to fishing expert,
right here in the Florida Keys in Miami waters. It's
early morning on March sixth, and we're looking at a
prime day to wet a line. Summrise hit around six
forty five am e d T. Sunset's coming at six
twenty pm or so, giving us solid daylight for chasing them.
Tides today per tide forecast dot Com and Noah low
around three am at about zero point two feet, high
at nine am pushing two point eight feet, then low
at three point thirty pm near zero point four feet,
and evening high near nine pm at three point two
feet fish the incoming tides hard burning rise will push
bait into the shallows. Weather's mild mid seventies with light
winds from the east per local ten reports, perfect no
blowing you off the water. Recent actions high Captain Experience's
guides like Justin Ferrell out of Key West report coolers
full of yellowtail, snapper, mutton snapper, grouper, red and goliath,
even Benito and tarpin showing up. Last month, Pelks landed
limits on bayside spots despite chop plus sharks and lobsters
for the fun crew Miami side, Virginia key tides matching
with snappers piling up best baits, wive shrimp or pinfish
for bottom dwellers, sardines for pelagics, lures rapalla x rap
for twitch and snapper. Vertical jigging with bucktails or butterfly
jegs and pinker chartrews. Work them slow on the drop.
Soft plastics like doa shrimp on light jigheads for flats.
Action kit these hot spots Islamorada reefs for deep snapper
drops or big pine key channels for tarpin and grouper ambushes.
Bridges near Miami Harbor entrance at high tide for mackerel
and Jack's get out there safe check REGs in tight.
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