Speaker 1: Artificial lore. Coming to you with your September sixth fishing
report for the Florida Keys in Miami area. It's early fall,
but it still feels like summer up there and the
bite is on. Here's what you need to know to
get on some fish today. Let's talk tides. In Key West.
Low tide hit at two thirty eight am, with high
tide rolling in at nine thirty am, followed by another
low around three forty nine and a high just before
ten thirty tonight. According to tide forecast dot Com, sunrise
is at seven ten am, sunset at seven forty pm.
That means you want to focus your efforts on the
moving water of that morning incoming tide for best results,
especially near passes and treek mouse. Weatherwise, we're seeing gentle
south to southwesterly winds five to ten knots through the day,
with seas staying friendly at one to two feet. But
heads up. The National Weather Service out of Key West
notes chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms, so pack that
reindeer and keep an eye on the sky. Otherwise, it's
classic humid Keys weather, cot breezy, and plenty fishy. The
action offshore has really picked up. Mohami, nai and black
fintuna had been moving in strong past the edge, with
multiple reports in the last few days of boats limiting
in less than three hours. According to the Islamorada Florida
Daily Fishing Report, look for birds, reed lines or floating
debris in five hundred to one two hundred feet and
throw out small purple and black trolling feathers or rig
ballyhoo for the Mahi tuna have been slamming live pilchards
and butterfly jigs at the humps. Back in shore, mangrove
snapper are chewing on the patch reefs and around bridges,
especially on the rising tide. Use cut shrimp or pilchered
chunks on light wire hooks for mangroves. Tarpin are stacked
up near the bridges at night, hitting live mullet and
big swin. Baits. Early morning and late evening are still
good for bonefish on the flats. Go stealthy with small
shrimp or gope peeler crabs up. In Miami, the beaches
and inlets are giving up snook and the occasional tarpin
after last week's moon. Try artificial paddle tails and flare
hawk jigs. A try artificial paddle tails around Haulover and
Government Cut after dark for best results. Daytime focus on
the surf for snook and blue runners with live pilchards
or croakers. What about bait and lures offshore rig ballyhoo
and small trolling feathers in pink, purple or blue are
getting plenty of looks. Butterfly jigs are crushing black fintuna inshore,
Live shrimp or pilchards remain king, but soft plastic jerk
baits and top water plugs like super spooks are making
big snooke, commit early and wait for the fly. Anglers.
Bonefish have been active on the ocean side flats around
the Islamorada and lower Mattuckam, especially during that mid morning
moving tide. Small tan or pink shrimp patters with a
slow strip have been the ticket hotspot today. The Islam
morda hump for tuna and mami, especially with the tides
moving mid morning. Snake crake and Channel two bridges night
tarpin and mangroves napper this game. Bay flax, particularly off
Matheson Hammock and Stiltsville for shots at bones and permit
on the last of the incoming tide. Conditions are shaping
up for a banner day. Be safe if storms, roll in,
hydrate out there, and stay ready for a bite on
every cast. That's your Florida, Keys and Miami fishing fix
for Saturday, September sixth. Thanks for tuning in. Don't forget
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