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BoatFlorida Atlantic State Waters: Southeast RegionCommon Snook · Open

Port of Miami Reef

25.77°N · 80.11°W

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Conditions
Time
1 PM
Now
Score
70
Fair
Tide
2.8 ft ▲
Flooding
Current
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Flood
Wind
12 kn
E · steady
Sea state
Easy
2 ft @ 5 s NE
Air temp
82°
Warm
Weather
Heavy rain
3.2 mm/h
Hour 1 PM. Score 70 Fair. Tide 2.8ft Rising ▲. Current +0.5kn Flood. Wind 12kn E G15. Sea 2 ft @ 5 s NE Easy. Air 81.9°.

Why this score

Current
Slack
Prime

Current regulations

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What you can keep at this spot today

Common Snook
Retention open
Daily limit
1 per day
Possession
Not published
Size
28–32" slot
Gear
Hook and line only
Annual quota
Not published
Other
Slot 28-32 in total length. Snook permit and recreational license required. Must remain whole until landed. Captain and crew on for-hire trip may not retain a bag limit. No commercial harvest or sale. Special regulations apply in Biscayne National Park.
Season
Sep 1 to Dec 14
Other species here
Gray Snapper Retention openYellowtail Snapper Retention openCrevalle Jack Rules not loaded yet · Check FWC ↗Mutton Snapper Retention openKing Mackerel Retention open
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Source: FWC · Florida Atlantic State Waters: Southeast Region · synced today

Seasonality

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When Common Snook is best at this spot

Shoulder seasonShoulder season for Common Snook
~2 more weeks in shoulder
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SPOT PROFILE

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STRUCTURE
Artificial Reef

About Port of Miami Reef

Port of Miami Reef is an artificial reef off Miami, Florida, within the Southeast Region of Florida's Atlantic state waters. The structure holds Gray Snapper and Yellowtail Snapper, both peaking May through July, along with Mutton Snapper from April through June and Common Snook in the same May–July window. Bottom fishing with live pilchards, cut bait, or squid works the reef for Gray and Mutton Snapper, while chumming with frozen chum blocks and glass minnows draws Yellowtail Snapper up off the structure. King Mackerel take over from November through March, when anglers slow troll live goggle eyes, blue runners, or ballyhoo along the reef edges. Crevalle Jack also roam the structure, adding another hard-pulling target to the reef's mix of species.

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