Speaker 1: Good morning, anglers. This is artificial lore coming at you
with your Saturday fishing report for the Florida Keys in
Miami Waters. Let me tell you we've got some challenging
conditions out there today. The National Weather Service has small
craft advisories up through late Sunday night. With northeast winds
cranking around twenty five knots and gusting to thirty Seas
are running six to nine feet, occasionally hitting eleven feet
in the Atlantic Waters. The Gulf side isn't much better
at five to seven feet. These fresh to strong northeast
winds are making it pretty hazardous for smaller vessels. For
those checking tides in North Miami Beach, we're looking at
a low this morning around four fifty four am at
zero point seven feet, with high tide coming up at
eleven twenty am hitting three point zero feet. Another low
tide rolls in this evening around five twenty pm at
one point two feet. The tidal coefficient is sitting at sixty,
which is average, so we're not seeing extreme tidal swings today.
Sunrise was right around seven twenty five AMAS, and we'll
have sunset at six forty three pm, giving us about
eleven hours and twenty four minutes of daylight to work with.
Air temperatures are sitting comfortable in the low eighties with
water temperatures around eighty degrees now. The rough conditions are
keeping most boats at the dock, but if you're determined
to get out there, inshore is your best bet. The
redfish have been active around grass flats and oyster beds
when conditions allow. Speckled trout are holding in deeper holes
early morning than sliding shallow as the day worms up
for lures walk the dog top water baits like she
dogs and skinterwalks are producing early morning around the grass flats.
Spanish macro have been moving through the passes when seas
calm down. Small spoons and Gotcha plugs are your go
to here for bait fishermen. Fresh shrimp is always a
winter in these waters, and sand fleas work great for
Pompino when the surf fishing gets doable again. A couple
hot spots worth mentioning. The grass flats around Key Largo
have been holding good numbers of reds and trout. The
passes between islands are producing Spanish mackerel on calmer days.
Just keep an eye on those wind forecasts. With Tropical
Storm Melissa out there, almost reaching hurricane strength, keep monitoring
conditions closely before heading out. Safety first, folks. Thanks for
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