Speaker 1: Hey folks, Artificial lore here your go to guy for
reeling in the keys in Miami Byte. It's early morning
on this fine March fourteenth, sunrise hitting around seven twenty
am e d T. Sunset about seven thirty pm. Perfect
window to get after him before the heat cranks up.
Tides at Bahiahanda Key Bridge got us a low at
one thirty one am of negative two fifty four nine
meters and meters with two bikes of frash line. More
bias tides at eight seventeen am of negative zero point
five to eight feet, dropping to zero point three five
feet low at twelve twenty seven pm, then rising the
one point two feet high at six fifty two pm.
Fish the outgoing for best action as bait gets flushed.
Weather's warming to eighty two degrees fahrenheit highs seventy four
degrees fahrenheit lows with PM showers possible winds light out
of the east. Stay dry, keep its time for light
at seven thirty two pm, rising to low at seven
eight feet fisher waking up solid. Recent trips out of
Key West and Big Pine Key report coolers full of
yellowtail snapper, mutton snapper, red grouper, even tarpinflashes and sharks
mixing in Biscayne Bay. Seen redfish recaptures from last year's releases, Snook,
prowlin' mangroves, trout on flats, limits on snapper easy bayside
when Gulf's choppy hit them with live shrimp or pinfish
on circle hooks for snook and trout. Can't beat them.
Artificials doa terrorize or rappele a x rap and mullet
patterns for twitching snapper and jacks jig heads with soft
plastics killing it Offshore hotspots, Biscayne Bay channels for reds
and snook on the drop offs and Bahia Honda flats
for permit and bonefish sightfishing at low tide. Get out there,
tight lines. Thanks for tuning in, folks. Subscribe for more reports.
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