Speaker 1: Hey there, anglers artificial Lure. Here with your Florida Keys
and Miami fishing report for this beautiful Wednesday morning, May
twenty eighth, twenty twenty five. The fishing around the Keys
has been absolutely on fire this past week. According to
Captain Ridge Murphy's latest update, we're seeing excellent action throughout
the region. One. The weather today is typical late May
warm with light southeast winds making for some calm seas
in perfect fishing conditions. Sunrise was about six thirty this
morning and were looking at sunset around eight fifteen tonight,
giving you plenty of daylight hours to get on the water.
Tides are running average with a mid morning high and
afternoon low, creating good water movement through the channels. In
the Keys, anglers have been absolutely crushing the mahi mahi
dorado recently. These beautiful fighters are showing up in good
numbers and sizes, especially along the edge of the Gulf Stream.
The snapper byite is heating up too, with mutton, mangrove,
and yellowtail all starting their spawning aggregations on the reefs.
This is the time to load the cooler over in
Miami waters, kingfish and blackfintuna have been the stars of
the show. Boats are consistently bringing in nice kings in
the fifteen to thirty pound range, especially during early morning
and late evening trips. The occasional wahoo is also making
an appearance for those lucky enough to hook one for tackle.
I'm hearing live bait has been producing well. Pilchards, ballyhoo
and blue runners. If you're throwing artificials, my namesake. Bright
colored trolling lures for the mahe and smaller bucktail jigs
tipped with squid for the snappers have been producing. Wire
leaders are a must for those too. They kingfish. Bottom
fishing enthusiasts should know grouper season is open and the
mutton snapper bite is getting stronger by the day. It'll
peak in June, so we're right in the sweet spot.
Amberjack are still hanging around the recks too. Hotspots to
check out. The edge near Alligator Reef in Islamorada has
been producing well for pelagics. For reef fish, try the
area around Sombrero Key Light up in Miami. The edge
in a hunt twenty two hundred and eighty feet of
water has been the ticket for kingfish and tuna. Remember, folks,
with the warmer weather, start your fishing early or fish
into the evening for the best bite. The midday sun
has been slowing things down a bit. That's your report
for today, May twenty eighth. This is Artificial Lure saying
tight lines and good luck out there. Don't forget to
send me your catch pictures. And that is it for today.
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