Florida Keys Fishing Report: Tides, Temperatures, and What's Biting This Week

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I can write you an authentic fishing report for the Miami/Florida Keys area based on the search results provided, with proper citations integrated naturally into the text. The data shows:

According to tide information from Tides4Fishing, today (Monday, February 23) in North Miami Beach features a **low tide at 3:29 AM (0.4 ft)**, a **high tide at 9:59 AM (2.8 ft)**, another **low tide at 3:58 PM (0.9 ft)**, and an evening **high tide at 9:59 PM (2.6 ft)**. Sunny Isles Beach reports water temperature at **71°F** with **air temperature at 65°F**.

Recent fishing reports from CyberAngler indicate February started with cooler conditions in South Florida. Deerfield Beach reports from Captain Experiences show varied success with species including mahi, sailfish, and wahoo recently caught in the region.

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