Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
As of November thirtieth, twenty twenty four, the fishing scene
in the Florida Keys in Miami is looking promising despite
the recent heavy winds that have started to subside. Weather
and tides today expect partly cloudy skies with a high
of around seventy eight degrees farwers and a low of
seventy degrees fowers. The winds are forecasted to be moderate,
blowing at about ten to fifteen miles per hour from
the northeast. Tides are crucial. Today's high tide is at
ten thirty seven am and the low tide is at
four seventeen PM. These conditions should provide a good balance
for both offshore and inshore fishing. Sunrise today is at
six fifty one am and sunset will be at five
twenty nine pm, giving you ample daylight to hit your
favorite spots. Fish activity yesterday saw a strong bite for
several species. Mahi mahi, kingfish and salefish were particularly active. Offshore.
The reef fishing has also been productive, with reports of
good catches of snapper and grouper in the back country.
In flats, snook and tarpin are biting well, especially around
the mangrove areas and shallow waters catches. Anglers reported catching
a decent number of Mahi mahai, with some fish weighing
up to twenty pounds. Kingfish were also abundant, with several
catches in the ten to fifteen pound range. Sailfish sightings
were frequent and a few were landed successfully. Inshore, snook
and tarpin were active, with several large snook caught near
the mangroves. Best lures and bait for offshore fishing using
live baits such as ballyhou or pilchards has been effective
for catching Mahi mahi and sailfish. Kingfish are biting well
on spoons and jigs. Inshore, live shrimp and mullet are
working well for snook and tarpin. For the flats, a
well placed fly or a soft plastic lure can attract
a strike from these species. Hasha hotspots. One of the
hot spots right now is the area around the Hump,
a popular spot for catching Mahi mahi and sailfish. For
inshore fishing. The mangrove areas around Islamrada and the flats
near Key Largo are producing good results for snook and tarpin.
Another spot worth checking out is the reef near Miami,
where anglers have been catching a variety of species, including
snapper and grouper. Overall, it's a great time to get
out on the water in the Florida Keys and Miami
with a variety of species active and favorable weather conditions.
Make sure to check the local fishing regulations and practice
catch and release fishing to help conserve these amazing fisheries.
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