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Fishing report for the Florida Keys in Miami on Thursday,
November twenty, twenty twenty five. Sunrise hit at seven twenty
two am, with sunset coming at six forty eight pm.
Over in Miami and the Upper Keys, we've got a
balmy morning with mild winds out of the east, just
enough to put a whipple on the flats, perfect for
targeting bonefish before the sun gets too high. With air
temperatures holding in the mid seventies this morning and light
scattered clouds, the bites have been best during those cooler
windows around dawn and dusk. Looking at the tides, Miami
Beach showed the first low at two zero one am,
then high at eight nineteen am, another low at two
twenty five pm, and high again at eight twenty three pm.
We're in a nice rhythm for moving water, which is
what gets those fish hungry. Channel Key and West side
of the Keys see a low tide at six forty
one am high at one twenty nine pm, So plan
your man ingrove snapper and barracuda runs to coincide with
that afternoon push when the baits getting flushed out, especially
around cuts and creek mouths, according to tide forecast dot Com.
Fishing Reminder dot Com has today pegged major byte times
at six fourteen to eight fourteen am and six thirty
three to eight thirty three pm. So if you're looking
to strike gold, set your alarm early or stay for
evening twilight. The moon is waxing gibbis and that's stacking
up well with soul owner tables for feeding periods. Now
for the action reports off charter docks and from captain
Experiences dot Com this week have been singing about snook
right out to gate near the river mounts, plus red
and gad grouper showing in deeper structure. Mangrove snapper are firing,
especially in cuts and on patch reefs just outside the
National Park boundaries. Offshore yellowtail snapper numbers are strong past
Alligator reef and the muttons are hitting light. Pink jigs
tipped with ballahoo are fresh shrimp best baits for today.
Pilchards and pinfish remain king live bait, but if you're
heading out with artificials, tie on the classic gulp shrimp,
a new penny or Chartreuse top water walk the dog
boers at first light for big jack, gravall and barracuda,
or a silver spoon if the water's clear. For snapper
on the reef, nothing beats a chunk of squib drifted
back on light. Tackle hotspots to check today, first hit
the haul over inlet as the outgoing tide pulls baitfish through.
That's a feeding frenzy for tarpin and snook, especially in
the shadow lines before sunrise. Down in the Upper Keys
Smake Creek Bridge is turning out a mixed bag of
snapper in the stray. Grouper and patch reefs just outside
Channel five continue to be reliable for yellowtail and lane
snapper on the incoming Whether you're waiting the flats for
bonefish or running the reef for snapper. Today's one of
those days you want to be out as the water's moving.
Combine that with ideal moon and weather and your set
for a solid haul. Thanks for tuning in to your
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