Speaker 1: This is artificial war with your South Florida fishing report
for the Miami in Florida Keys area around Miami Tides.
Four Fishing's Miami Beach table shows a pre dawn low
followed by a solid incoming with a three plus foot
high tide rowing in mid morning and another push around
late afternoon. That moving water has the fish chewing on
the edges of the channels and reeflines. Sunrise is right
around seven am, with sunset near five thirty pm, so
your best window is first light through the late morning high,
and again the last two hours of daylight as that
evening tide starts to run. Solinar forecast for Miami rates
today's feeding activity as above average, with a stronger major
period centered late morning into early afternoon. Weatherwise, local marine
forecasts are calling for mild winter conditions, temperatures in the
low seventies, early warming into the upper seventies, with east
to southeast winds in the ten to fifteen knot range
and these two three feet near shore. That's very workable
for the reef in the first line of offshore wrecks,
but small skiffs will want to tuck in behind the
islands if the breeze freshens up off Miami. The last
couple days have seeing good mixed bags on the reef, yellowtail, snapper, mangroves, muttons,
plus a few keeper mackerel, and the odds schoolly mayi.
When the color change pushes in tight offshore charters running
out of government cutt and haulover are reporting blackfintuna on
the edge and sailfish showering baits whenever a cooler patch
of blue water slides in best Bet near Miami on
the reef and recks anchor up in forty eighty feet
in chum hard use one eighth one four thounces, jigheads
or small hooks with live peltreds, ballyhoo chunks or shrimp
on fifteen to twenty pounds liters. Keep one flat line
out with a live goggle eye or piltrid for sales,
and kings for artificials or white or Chartreus bucktail jigs,
three five inch paddletail swims, baits and small metal spoons
around the bait schools and mackerel in the keys tides
four fishings Key West and key Largo charts show a
pre down low a mid morning high then a gentle
drop through mid afternoon. That morning flood is primed for
working ocean side flats and patch reefs, with the falling
tide setting up a good snapper bite around channels and bridges.
Recent keys reports have boats loading up on jellowtail and
mangrove snapper, plenty of chelly lane snapper, plus steady grunt
and chelly porgy action on the patches. Backcountry guides are
finding winter speckled trout, jack craval and a few redfish
around the mainland side, while the bridges are giving up muttons,
mangros and mackerel at night. Top keys tactics today on
the patches fish light leaders with shrimp, squid strips and
cut bally hue. Add a small split shot just enough
to get down in the chum slick under the bridges,
drop live pinfish or bally who on a sliding sinker
rig for muttons and grouper, and toss small silver spoons
or glass minnow jigs for Spanish mackerel. A couple of
hotspots to circle on your map. Pure eg t EO
live line reefline working sixty one hundred and twenty feet
just outside the inlet, slow trolling live baits along the
edge for sales kings and blackfin, then anchoring and chumming
for snapper on the high current turns refline live line
five line reefs in fifteen thirty feet on the ocean
side where that morning high tide stacks up bait and
has snappers and macro firing rate place to ben Rod's
all day with shrimp and small jigs. That's it from
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