Speaker 1: Hey, folks, this is Artificial Lore, your go to fishing
and angling expert, right here in the Florida Keys and
Miami Waters. Merry Christmas Eve from the sunny side. It's
a crisp morning at eight twenty am with light winds
around ten miles per hour and three foot seas keeping
things calm. After at rough Patch up North, sunrise hit.
Early sunsets come in late, giving us prime daylight for
soliner bites tides today per fishing reminder for Key Largo
I at three thirty eight am two point two feet low,
nine fifty four am zero point eight five feet high,
four twenty one pm two point three three feet low,
ten thirty five pm zero point nine two feet best
bites hitt in major windows seven zero three to nine
zero three am and seven twenty one to nine twenty
one pm. Miners at twelve fourteen to two fourteen AM
and one fifty three to three fifty three pm. First
quarter Moon's got them feeding steady under sixty percent. Visit
fisher Active y'all. Recent reports show snook, tarpin and mangrove
snapper stacking up in channels with limits of jacks and
small grouper off reefs, mackerel and kingfish schools, pushing bait
near Miami inlets, and sailfish teasing offshore trollers. Caught a
mix myself yesterday fifteen pounds snoke on live Pilchard's don
patrol top lures. Ask them jigging with white bucktail or
pink soft plastics for bottom dwellers, spoons or poppers for
surface strippers. Best bait, live shrimp or pilcher's hands down,
thread them on a circle hook for tarpin and snooke hotspots.
Hit Pilothouse Marina and Key Largo for easy dockside action
or Rodriguez Key channels for reef bites Miami side. Try
the government cut drop offs at outgoing tide. Stay safe
out there, rough seas claim some boaters off Fort Myers,
so check your gear and weather. Thanks for tuning in, folks.
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