Speaker 1: Hey 'all, this is artificial lure your keys in Miami.
Fishing Guru coming at you live from the salty air
down here on March twentieth at seven twenty am. Man,
it's blowing hard today an he wins twenty to twenty
five knots see seven to ten feet from that Elbow
TV report yesterday with a small craft advisory blanketing Miami,
Fort Lauderdale and the hull keys. Stay in shore if
you're not on a big boat, Folks, those squared seas
off the one hundred fathom curve or no joke. Sunrise
hit at seven twenty four am, sunset round seven thirty
one pm. Per tides four fishing charts for Baker's haulover
Inlet tides are risen strong low at five twenty five
am zero point two feet high eleven sixteen am two
point two feet, then low five four to two pm
zero point five feet night high eleven forty nine pm
two point three feet Soliner's screaming one hundred five very high.
Active fish gonna feed like crazy on this flood tide.
Fish are active despite the chop. Elbow TV says, sailfish,
kingfish and blackfin tuna holding at one hundred and twenty
to one hundred and fifty feet along color changes. Hit
them seven thirty to ten thirty am. If you're experienced,
keys humps got warm seventy five to seventy six degrees
fahrenheit water with billfish and wahoo Poppin'. Recent captain experiences
logs from Key West and summerlind Keys show snapper limits,
some snook and reds inshore plus grunts and refish round pilings,
Miami crews ned plenty, snapper species even and win last
week best lures. Go live sardines or pilchards on circle
hooks for kings and sales, troll them deep artificials like
ripolla x rap or soft plastics on jigheads for tuna bytes,
bait wise fresh shrimp or cut mullet kills on the
flax for snook and reds. Pot spots, Phil Foster part
pilings for refaction grunts, porkfish angels, easy pickings and key
biscuyne cuts on the flood. Solinar's say excellent there fish safe,
wear your p f D and check conditions before launch.
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