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Speaker 1: Good morning, anglers. This is artificial lore coming at you

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with your Saturday fishing report for the Florida Keys in

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Miami Waters. Let me tell you we've got some challenging

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conditions out there today. The National Weather Service has small

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craft advisories up through late Sunday night. With northeast winds

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cranking around twenty five knots and gusting to thirty Seas

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are running six to nine feet, occasionally hitting eleven feet

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in the Atlantic Waters. The Gulf side isn't much better

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at five to seven feet. These fresh to strong northeast

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winds are making it pretty hazardous for smaller vessels. For

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those checking tides in North Miami Beach, we're looking at

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a low this morning around four fifty four am at

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zero point seven feet, with high tide coming up at

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eleven twenty am hitting three point zero feet. Another low

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tide rolls in this evening around five twenty pm at

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one point two feet. The tidal coefficient is sitting at sixty,

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which is average, so we're not seeing extreme tidal swings today.

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Sunrise was right around seven twenty five AMAS, and we'll

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have sunset at six forty three pm, giving us about

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eleven hours and twenty four minutes of daylight to work with.

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Air temperatures are sitting comfortable in the low eighties with

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water temperatures around eighty degrees now. The rough conditions are

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keeping most boats at the dock, but if you're determined

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to get out there, inshore is your best bet. The

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redfish have been active around grass flats and oyster beds

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when conditions allow. Speckled trout are holding in deeper holes

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early morning than sliding shallow as the day worms up

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for lures walk the dog top water baits like she

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dogs and skinterwalks are producing early morning around the grass flats.

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Spanish macro have been moving through the passes when seas

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calm down. Small spoons and Gotcha plugs are your go

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to here for bait fishermen. Fresh shrimp is always a

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winter in these waters, and sand fleas work great for

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Pompino when the surf fishing gets doable again. A couple

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hot spots worth mentioning. The grass flats around Key Largo

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have been holding good numbers of reds and trout. The

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passes between islands are producing Spanish mackerel on calmer days.

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Just keep an eye on those wind forecasts. With Tropical

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Storm Melissa out there, almost reaching hurricane strength, keep monitoring

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conditions closely before heading out. Safety first, folks. Thanks for

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tuning in to the day's fishing report. Make sure to

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