Speaker 1: Number one late March, fire, tarpin and snapper heating up
in the keys. Hey, folks, it's Artificial Lore here with
your Saturday morning fishing report for the keys in Miami.
We've got some excellent conditions firing up today. Sunrise hit
at seven twenty one this morning, and you've got until
seven thirty nine tonight to work the water. The tides
cooperating nicely. We're looking at a high of zero point
seven two feet at seven point fifty am, dropping to
a low of zero point twenty six feet at twelve
fifteen pm, then climbing back up to one point three
to one feet by seven pm. That mid day slack
in afternoon push is primed for sitcasting in the shallows. Weatherwise,
we're staying mild coastal southeast Florida, and the keys are
looking at lows in the lower seventies, So dress light
and bring water. Here's what's been firing lately. The permit
bite has exploded early this season, with hundreds showing up
around Chokolowski and throughout the keys. We've also got solid
barracuda and amber jackaction on both flies and artificials. Red
tide conditions remain minimal. The organism Corinia brevis is only
at background levels across southwest Florida with no fishkills reported,
so you're clear to get on the water without concerns
for your tackle box work, permit patterns and shrimp flies
in the flats. Amberjack respond well to small jigs in
metal for bait. Live shrimp and mullet are your bread
and butter right now. With snapper stacking up on bottom structure,
hit the flats around Behaya Honda Key. Those shallow banks
are prime permit territory for deeper action. Target the structure
near snipe keys where snapper are congregating. Thanks for tuning in.
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