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Speaker 1: Artificial lore. Checking in with your Florida Keys in Miami

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area fishing report for Saturday, September thirteenth, twenty twenty five.

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It's prime time to hit the water, folks. Sunrise was

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seven thirteen am and sunsets at seven thirty pm, giving

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you more than twelve hours of solid daylight to wet

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a line. Tidal activity today is moderate, with the morning's

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low tide around eight twenty five am, high peaking near

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two forty nine pm, and another low at six fifty

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eight PM. That means the best bite windows are focused

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around the moving water before the afternoon sand Key light tide.

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Forecast Weather's cooperating. Most areas are seeing calm seas and

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light breezes, with the marine forecast calling for good visibility

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and wave action settling at less than two feet. There's

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no active tropical systems in the region and red tide

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conditions are clear as of yesterday, with only background concentrations

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reported well to the north, so fish kills and the

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irritations aren't a concern right now. Florida Marine Forecast Cape

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Weather FWC red tide report inshore action this week around

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the Upper Keys and Miami has been consistent mangrove snapper

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are stacked up under bridges and structure, with plenty of

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twelve to sixteen inch keepers coming on pilchards, shrimp and

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cut bait. Early risers also found a strong speckled trout

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bite near grass beds in Biscayne Bay, especially on outgoing tide.

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Gulp artificial shrimp on jigheads produced best results. Moving offshore,

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dolphin my Ma made an appearance on color changes and

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weed lines eight to sixteen miles out with rafts of

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sargassum holding decent scooys. Trollers using bright green and blue

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skirted lures picked up three to seven fish per trip,

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averaging ten to fifteen pounds. A few boats targeting wrecks

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off Marathon and Islamorada scored on amberjack and black grouper,

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mostly on live pinfish and butterfly jigs drop deep the

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night bite for yellowtail. The night bite for yellowtail is

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hot off reefs and fifty to seventy feet using cut

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squid and small jigs with chum tarpin are still prowling

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the bridges and channels, especially closer to dusk. These bruisers

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have been crushing live mullet and doa bait busters, so

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stock up if you're after silver kings. The flats around

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Key Largo and Tavernier are showing redfish and bonefish in

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skinny water with soft plastic jerk baits in white or

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natural hues drawing sykes. Fly anglers are having luck with

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shrimp and crab patterns when matched to light fluoral carbon.

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If you're hunting hotspots today, set a course four long

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key Bridge mangrove, snapper, jack, craval and occasional tarpin moving

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through the tide. Alligator, isla, morada, yellowtail on the edge

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with grouper and permit working the deeper drop offs by

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government cut Miami Beach good snooke and trout action in

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the mornings with the occasional flounder and redfish push as

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the tide falls. Live bait pilchards, shrimp and mullet is

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tough to beat, but if you're casting artificials, go for

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bright gope paddle tails, rapalla x rap minnows and top

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water plugs in bone or silver for maximum effect. Offshore

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rig skirted ballyhu and tri trolling with Williamson and Boone

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lures in green blue. It's a hot September day with

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stable water and plenty of fish moving, so lace up

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those boots and enjoy the Florida sun. Whether you're working docks, reefs,

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or deep blue. This weekend promises action for everyone. Thanks

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for tuning in. Don't forget to subscribe for weekly updates

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