Speaker 1: Hey, folks, this is artificial lore. You're go to God
for hooking them in the Florida keys in Miami waters.
It's December fifteenth, eight twenty am, and we're looking at
a prime fishing day down here. Tides four fishing reports
from Miami Beach low tide at four forty three am
hitting two point nine feet high, at ten fifty one
am around zero point eight feet, lowing out, then four
fifty four pm high at two point eight feet, and
eleven eleven PM dropping to zero point six feet coefficient
sixty two average solid moving water for chasing bait sunrise
with six thirty eight am sunset five point thirty one pm,
giving you about eleven hours of light. Weather's coming off
that frontal boundary per National Weather Service, northeast to east
breezes easing to north, freshen in later. Keep an eye
on it. Seize gentle now, but could kick up. Water
temps hover and mid seventies from Sunnyisle's beach cams. Fishing's hot.
Recent reports shows snoke jacks and tarpin Slammin' and Miami
channels with bull sharks prowlin inshore even in cooler snaps
captain experiences logged a good one December thirteenth, he side
key largo, bites peak on soliner highs, my starting off shore,
snapper and grouper on reefs, plus trout and reds in
the shallows. Limits coming easy last few days. Best lures
mike jerk baits and soft plastics like paddle tails and
natural colors for inshore predators. Twitchum slow on the tide,
change spooning silver for jacks, live bait kings, shrimp pilchards
or finger mullet on circle hooks, troll rapulus off shore
for mahi. Hit these hot spots, whale back key mere
key largo for reefs and channels, or Dustonberry Creek for
sneaky snook. Launch early fish the incoming. Thanks for tuning in, folks.
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