Speaker 1: Good morning, folks. This is artificial lure coming to you
with your Florida Keys fishing report for today. Let's start
with what Mother Nature's given us. According to tidal data
for Key West, we're looking at a low tide at
three twenty seven am and another low at ten five am,
with highs at two twenty pm and eight fifty nine pm.
The sole nunar activity is showing average conditions, nothing spectacular,
but still fishable. Sunrise came early this morning around seven am,
and we'll have light until about five forty pm, giving
you a solid nine hours of good fishing. The water
temperatures holding steady around seventy five degrees across the Miami area,
with air temperatures ranging from fifty nine to seventy nine.
Perfect January conditions for our waters. No major weather concerns today,
so you can get out there without worrying about rough seas.
Now here's what's been working recently in our Keys. Recent
reports from local guides indicate solid action on inshore species,
with tarpin and permit showing activity around the flats during
tidal transitions. Deep water anglers are connecting on grouper and
snapper in the deeper channels for lures. Stick with topwater
plugs early in the morning, then splashing soft plastics like
mullet imitations and shrimp patterns as the day heats up.
Live bait remains king. Live mellet, pilchards and small benito
are your best bets for attracting bigger fish. Konch Key
on the eastern End and Tavinir are both showing solid
spring tide conditions today, making them prime spots to target.
The flats near these areas are consistently producing for sight
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