Speaker 1: Hey, folks, this is Artificial Lore, your go to fishing
and angling expert, right here in the Florida Keys in
Miami waters. It's Friday morning, December twenty sixth, and conditions
are looking prime for a post Christmas bit. Sunrise hit
at seven oh nine am, mast sunsets five forty six pm,
plenty of daylight to chase them. Tides in keywestper Tide
forecast dot Com show high at one twenty eight am
one point five two feet, low seven forty six am
zero point one six feet high again two twenty nine
pm one point three feet and evening low eight zero
three pm zero point three nine feet. Fish the outgoing
around bridges and inlets for best current pull. Weather's mild
current temps hovering seventy three degrees fahrenheit around Sombrero Key
per Us harbors with highs expected today, perfect for insur
action without the sweat. Offshore water's clearing up after recent
mark fish activities heating up. Juno Bait reports snook tearing
it up at night around Miami bridges and Keys passes,
especially on the outgoing tide. Decent numbers pushing twenty to
thirty pounds Pompino's hot on beaches and peers like Juno
early morning and afternoon bites with schools of ten to
twenty fish offshore dolphin mahe's still showing from three hundred
to five hundred feet two to five pounders, mostly some
gaffers mixed in Islamarada captains via captain experiences note sailfish, blackfintuna,
kings and wahoo's moving in stronger inshore black drum and
cheap set picking up with cooler water plus jackson tarpin
at Palm Beach inlet heading south top lures, big swim
baits and shrimp jigs for snook fish bites, a fish
gum for pompino, troll squid, bonita strips or small ballyhoo
for dolphin. Bakings are live shrimp for sheep's head, drum snook,
live mullet for daytime snook, sand fleas, clams for beach pomps,
sardines squid for bottom snapper. Hotspots hit the bridges off
Islamarada on the outgoing for snook or troll, hok channel
or sombrero key for mahi. In sales Miami side government
cut inlets holding Jackson Snook, Get out there safe, check
rags and tight lines. Thanks for tuning in, folks. Subscribe
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