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Speaker 1: Artificial lore here coming at you. With the Wednesday, November fifth,

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Florida Keys and Miami Fishing Report, the sun popped up

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at six thirty six am and we'll dip down at

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five forty four pm, given us just over eleven hours

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to wet a line, prime time for anglers willing to

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battle a stiff northeast breeze. Let's talk tides in Miami

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Beach today. We're looking at low tidle coefficients, which means

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not much swing between highs and lows. Strong currents won't

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be in play, so drifting baits will be slow and

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you'll want to focus efforts on structure and ledges. Over

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in Key West, you had a negative low tide zero

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point one feet around two fifty two am, high at

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nine fifty one am pushing to one point eight one feet,

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and then another low at two thirty one PM. With

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this pattern, the couple hours around that late morning high

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are your best window for action. Based on the Noah

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and Tights for fishing reports, weather's been brisk since a

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cold front pushed through. The National Weather Service says we've

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got moderate to fresh northeast t wins fifteen to twenty

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knots and choppy bay conditions, so smaller craft should be

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careful and stick close to sheltered spots. SEIZAF four are

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running five to seven feet with an occasional nine foot swell,

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and the king tides are still lingering thanks to that

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big full moon, so be alert for some extra high

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water on the dock, especially around sunrise and sunset. Now

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for the action that matters, what's biting. According to recent

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updates and chatter around the docks, the near shore reefs

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and wrecks are loaded with schools of mangrove and yellowcale snapper,

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with some keeper muttons mixed in. For those anchoring deeper lanes,

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pelchards and bally who live or butterflied have been the ticket,

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but if you're casting lures, white bucktailed jigs tipped with

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shrimp are drawing solid hits. Offshore, sailfish are showing up

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in the outer edge of a reef line, and kitefished

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goggle eyes or blue runners right in one hundred twenty

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two hundred feet have landed a few flags in the

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last two days. Blackfintuna are also running strong early and late,

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especially near Fowery Light and Tennessee reef and a vertical

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jig or live pilchered will get you a healthy tussle.

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Closer in. Bridges are still producing slot snoke at night

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on flare hawk jigs and big live mullet. The occasional

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tarpin is shown at dusk, mostly around Channel five and

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Long Key as warm water temps persist. Captain Experience's latest

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Placida report has redfish and tarpinactive too, and that trend

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is holding around the upper Keys. Bonefish are on the

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flats at first light, especially at Sugarloaf and around Islamorada,

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where small skimmer jigs and live shrimp are best bets.

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Looking for hotspots for wheas and snapper, hit Alligator Reef

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offshore Islamorada, easy to anchor in plenty of current breaks

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for sales in blackfin. Head out past Pacific and conch

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reef edges and watch for frigate birds. For sure access,

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try the bridges at Channel five and seven mile or

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hit Government Cut in Miami as the tide pushes in,

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perfect for snook and the surprise jack blitz. If you

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need a quick lure, rundown pack white and Chartru's bucktails

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and one half to one outs soft plastics on jid

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heads and a few shiny spoons for the mackerel. For bait,

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live pilchards, ballahu and cut mullet are the gold standard.

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Thanks for tuning in to today's fishing report from Artificial Lure.

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