Speaker 1: Good morning, folks. This is Artificial Lore and I'm here
to give you the lowdown on what's happening out there
in the Florida Keys and Miami Waters today. The tides
just starting to turn and according to tide forecast dot Com,
Key West saw a low tide at six twenty five
am this morning, with the next high tide coming in
around one ten pm. The water's moving and that's good
news for US anglers. Sunrise was at seven zero eight
am and sunset will be at five forty six pm,
so we've got a solid day ahead. Weatherwise. It's been
mild and mostly sunny, with a light breeze out of
the east. The water's clear and the temperatures holding steady
in the low seventies. That's primetime for snook, tarpin and permit,
especially around the flats and near the bridges. The recent
reports from the local docks and fishing forums are buzzing
about some solid catches. Anglers have been landing snook, tarpin,
and even a few redfish in the backcountry. The snooker
feeding aggressively, especially around them mangroves and oyster bars. Tarpin
are showing up near the bridges and in the deeper channels,
and the permit are scattered around the flats waiting for
the right bait. If you're looking to get in on
the action, here's what's working. For snook, try a live
shrimp or a doa shrimp on a jighead. For tarpin,
a big gold spoon or a live mullet will get
their attention. And for permit, a live crad or a
sand flea is your best bet. The key is to
match the hatch and keep your presentation natural. Now for
a couple of hot spots in the Keys, the flats
around Indian Key and the channels near Big Pine Key
are producing some great action. In Miami, the waters around
the Rickenbacker Causeway and the Venetian Pool are hot right now.
These spots are seeing a mix of snook, tarpin and permit,
and the triad's working in your favor. So grab your gear,
hit the water and see what you can catch. Thanks
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