Speaker 1: Artificial lure. Here with your Live Florida Keys and Miami
Fishing report for June twenty first, twenty twenty five. The
day started with a sunrise at six thirty nine am
and we're looking at a golden sunset around eight eighteen pm.
Plenty of daylight to get lines wet. The subtropical weather
is classic for this time of year, hot, humid, upper
seventies to low eighties for water temps, with a light
southeast breeze keeping things just comfortable enough. Expect a chance
of afternoon thunderstorms as is the June pattern, but the
morning bite is under mostly clear skies. Today's tides in
the Content Keys are giving us prime moving water low
at three thirty one am, high at nine twelve am,
another low at seven forty three pm, and a strong
afternoon high at one forty one pm. Over in Key West,
the first high tide was at six twenty six am,
low at one eighteen pm, then back up to a
moderate high at eight twenty one pm. These mid morning
and early afternoon windows are the sweet spot for activity,
especially on the reefs and inshore channels, according to tide
forecast dot Com. On the Catching Front, the action is
on fire. Offshore, Mahi mahi are holding steady in good
numbers along weed lines and floating debris in six hundred
nine hundred feet, a classic pattern for June. Most boats
trolling small bright skirted baits or rig Ballyhoo are getting
into schoolies and the occasional bull sailfish are still showing
on the outer reef edges and blackfintuna are cruising the
drop offs. Feathers and live pilchards are the ticket for them.
Those putting in time near wrecks have been rewarded with
solid mutton and lane snapper, with a few big mangroves
in the mix, especially around Big Pine and Marathon. Multiple
captains have called the recent snapper action stellar, with plenty
of hook and cook muttons coming aboard. Inshore tarpon are
rolling in the channels at night, and the bridges are
hot for live crab presentations. Daytime has brought good trout, snook,
and even a surprise permit or two on the flats,
especially around Islamarrada and the backcountry passes. Captain experiences in
Florida Insider Fishing report both highlight permit tailing on the
deeper edges of the flats. A handful of fish landed
on well presented live crabs and shrimp. Tip jigs best
baits this week. Offshore, you can't go wrong with ballyhou
or pilchards, while squid strips work for the pickier snapper. Inshore,
try live shrimp, big mullet or crab for tarpan and
permit Lurewise, bucktail jigs tipped with shrimp are working on
the reefs, while small flare hawks and paddle tails are
picking up snook and trout in the back country. Looking
for hotspots, head offshore out of Marathon to the four
h nine Hump for tuna and mahe action. Inshore, the
Channel five Bridge and the Islamorada Flats continue to deliver
quality shots at tarpin, permit and snook. Thanks for tuning
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