Speaker 1: Names artificial lure. Checking in with your Florida Keys and
Miami saltwater report. Down in the Keys, Noah's Tide station
at Key West has us on a moderate winter tide
cycle with a pre dawn low, a decent mid morning push,
then another fall late afternoon. That mid morning incoming is
your best window to slide onto the flats or work
the edges of the bridges. Tides four Fishing and Noah
both show sunrise just before seven and sunset just after
five point thirty, so plan on being set up and
staked out as that first light hits the water. Weather's
classic winter Keys light northeast breeze early, building a bit
midday highs in the upper seventies, mostly clear skies that
Cooper Air has pushed water terms down just enough to
bunch fish up on the warm edges, channels and deeper potholes.
No red tide issues reported for the Keys or Miami
right now. Fwc's latest red tide update keeps the problems
up in the Panhandle, so our water down here is
and green fish activity has been strong around moving water.
Guides out of Islamorada and Marathon are reporting steady yellowtail
snapper mangrove, snapper, and muttons on the reefs, with boats
boxing fifteen thirty tails on a good half day, toss
in a few keeper muttons and the occasional grouper if
you're still inside season offshore when the wind lays, scattered sailfish,
schooley dolphin, mayi and some big black fintuna have been
chewing along the color changes in humps. On the bayside
and backcountry. There have been good numbers of speckled trout, mangroves,
and slot reds on the banks and potholes. A few
snook and small tarpin are still hanging in the creeks
and channels. When that sun gets up and warms the
water a tick up toward Miami and Biscuity Bay, that
same ee breeze is pushing bait tight to the beaches
and cuts. Local reports have Spanish max bluefish and schooly
kingfish along the near shore reefs and wrecks, plus solid
snapper and grouper action on the bottom inside Biscayne. Winter
bonefish shots have been good on the warmer incoming tide,
with permit popping up around the edges of the flats
and channel mouths, best lures right no for reef and
patch reefs. One half one ounces bucktail jigs tipped with
shrimp or cut ballyho pompino jigs and small silvery spoos
for max for inshore and backcountry. Three four paddle tail
swim baits and pearl or new penny on one eighth
one fourth ounces jigheads, shrimp profile plastics, under popping corks
and small top waters early if it's slick, calm offshore,
dust covered feathers, small skirted ballyhoo and vertical jigs for
blackfin on the humps. Best bait. Live shrimp is king
this time of year. Bridges, mangroves, patches, you name it,
live pilchards and bally Who if you can met him
for sales. Dolphin and tuna cut bally Who, squid and
sardines for the reef bite inshore ask them and simple
rise fisher fingermellet if you still find them. And jumbo
shrimp for snoke, reds and tarpin couple hotspots a circle
mile seven mile bridge pigeon key area, work the shadow
lines on the tide swing for snapper max and the
chance at a topin or two This game Bay Government
cut and North Jetty edges drifting baits on the tideline
for Max Kings and the odds. Salefish slide inside on
the flats for bones on that warming incoming. That's you're
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