Speaker 1: This is your daily fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys,
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today
for Friday, January twenty fourth, twenty twenty five. If you're
planning to hit the waters of the Florida Keys and Miami,
here's what you need to know tides in weather today.
The tides in North Miami are as follows high tide
at four o five am and three fifty pm, with
low tides at ten oh six am and ten eighteen pm.
The tidal coefficient is high, indicating significant tidal movements which
can affect fish behavior. Sunrise is at seven seven am
and sunset will be at five fifty eight pm. Keep
an eye on the weather as cold fronts can kick
up the seas, but this is also when the bite
can get hot. Fish activity this time of year, the
fish are active despite the cooler weather in the Palm
Beach and Broward areas as well as in the Upper Keys.
The selfish likely a typo for silverfish, or more accurately,
selfish is not common, so it might mean selfish as
in aggressive fish like kingfish or mackerel are plentiful. Kingfish
are feeding just off the reef and using live goggle
eyes or spoons can be highly effective. Best spots and
lures for kingfish troll around the reef line with spoons
or rig bollow or drift with live bait. Wahoo and
Spanish mackerel are also in the area. Look for color
changes in the water where the green meets the blue,
as this is where bait congregates and so do the fish.
Use rig ballow live baits on the surface, or a
kite if you have one. Inshore fishing in the flats,
redfish and plod drum are active, especially on warmer days.
Use live bait like big live shrimp or pilchards. Snook
are near the shoreline, preparing to head inland for the winter,
but still active on warmer days. Bonefish, though affected by
past freezes, are now thriving in the Keys, particularly in
the lower Keys. Look for them in shallow flats, especially
during low water offshore action. Off Shore, you can find
blackfintuna and a few mahi mahi, though they are not
as abundant this time of year. Focus on areas like
the finger channels, where mangrove snappers, mackerels and mutton snappers
can be caught. Chumming in these areas can attract a
variety of fish. Hot spots Upper Keys Reef great for
kingfish and wahoo, Biscayne Bay excellent for mutton, snappers and grouper.
Flats near Key West ideal for bonefish and red fish.
Remember to check the weather and navigate carefully, especially in
shallow areas. With the right bait and lures, you're set
for a productive day of fishing in the Florida Keys
in Miami and that is it for to day. Hit
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