Speaker 1: Sunday Morning Florida Keys and Miami Fishing Report. Hey folks,
artificial lower here with your Sunday fishing report for November thirtieth,
twenty twenty five. We're looking at some solid conditions in
the Keys in Miami area today. The tides already moving
through its cycle. Key West saw high tide at five
thirty five am this morning at one point five four
feet with a low coming around eleven six a m
at zero point six four feet. Over in Miami Beach,
we're seeing similar patterns, with a high around thirty six
a m at two point eight feet and another peak
at nine forty four am at zero point seven feet.
Bhea Honda is looking prime with a low of zero
point four to four feet and highs hitting one point
two and one point five three feet. These moderate tides
are perfect for sight casting and working the flats without
getting bogged down in extreme current. The soul in our
activity is sitting at an average coefficient around sixty seven
for Miami Beach, which means the fish are moderately active
but not in a full feeding window. Don't let that
discourage you, though, There's still plenty of action happening fish wise,
We've been seeing steady bites across the board. The mangrove
snappers and permit have been co operating in the shallows,
and the tarpin is still cruising the channels. Bonefisher responding
well to Flat's work, especially early morning before the sun
gets high. For tackle, I'm recommending smaller shrimp patterns and
bone colored flies. If you're in the back country. Live
shrimp is always money in the keys. Throw it under
docks and mangrove roots. If you're looking at conventional gear,
top water plugs at dawn and dust will get you
some nice aggressive strikes on snapper and Jack's hit up
the shallow flats around Behaya Honda. If you want a sitcast,
the visibility should be decent. If you're out of Miami.
The structure around government cut holds, snapper and group are
all day long. Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget
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