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Speaker 1: Artificial lure. Here with your Live Florida Keys and Miami

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Fishing report for June twenty first, twenty twenty five. The

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day started with a sunrise at six thirty nine am

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and we're looking at a golden sunset around eight eighteen pm.

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Plenty of daylight to get lines wet. The subtropical weather

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is classic for this time of year, hot, humid, upper

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seventies to low eighties for water temps, with a light

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southeast breeze keeping things just comfortable enough. Expect a chance

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of afternoon thunderstorms as is the June pattern, but the

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morning bite is under mostly clear skies. Today's tides in

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the Content Keys are giving us prime moving water low

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at three thirty one am, high at nine twelve am,

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another low at seven forty three pm, and a strong

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afternoon high at one forty one pm. Over in Key West,

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the first high tide was at six twenty six am,

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low at one eighteen pm, then back up to a

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moderate high at eight twenty one pm. These mid morning

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and early afternoon windows are the sweet spot for activity,

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especially on the reefs and inshore channels, according to tide

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forecast dot Com. On the Catching Front, the action is

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on fire. Offshore, Mahi mahi are holding steady in good

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numbers along weed lines and floating debris in six hundred

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nine hundred feet, a classic pattern for June. Most boats

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trolling small bright skirted baits or rig Ballyhoo are getting

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into schoolies and the occasional bull sailfish are still showing

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on the outer reef edges and blackfintuna are cruising the

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drop offs. Feathers and live pilchards are the ticket for them.

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Those putting in time near wrecks have been rewarded with

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solid mutton and lane snapper, with a few big mangroves

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in the mix, especially around Big Pine and Marathon. Multiple

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captains have called the recent snapper action stellar, with plenty

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of hook and cook muttons coming aboard. Inshore tarpon are

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rolling in the channels at night, and the bridges are

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hot for live crab presentations. Daytime has brought good trout, snook,

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and even a surprise permit or two on the flats,

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especially around Islamarrada and the backcountry passes. Captain experiences in

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Florida Insider Fishing report both highlight permit tailing on the

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deeper edges of the flats. A handful of fish landed

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on well presented live crabs and shrimp. Tip jigs best

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baits this week. Offshore, you can't go wrong with ballyhou

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or pilchards, while squid strips work for the pickier snapper. Inshore,

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try live shrimp, big mullet or crab for tarpan and

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permit Lurewise, bucktail jigs tipped with shrimp are working on

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the reefs, while small flare hawks and paddle tails are

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picking up snook and trout in the back country. Looking

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for hotspots, head offshore out of Marathon to the four

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h nine Hump for tuna and mahe action. Inshore, the

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Channel five Bridge and the Islamorada Flats continue to deliver

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quality shots at tarpin, permit and snook. Thanks for tuning

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