Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
For today January sixteenth, twenty twenty five, in the Florida
Keys in Miami, the fishing conditions are looking promising despite
the cold fronts that have been passing through the area.
Tidal report as of today, the tidal coefficient is high,
with a value of eighty, indicating significant high and low
tides and strong currents five. In the Content Keys, the
high tide is at ten fifty two a m and
again at ten twenty seven p m, with low tides
at four forty four a m and four oh six
p m. Weather in daylight, sunrise is at seven o
nine a m and sunset will be at five fifty
six p m, giving you about ten hours and forty
seven minutes of daylight. Keep an eye on the weather
as cold fronts can kick up the seas, but this
is also when the fish tend to be more active.
Fish activity this time of year, the fish are quite
active in the Upper Keys in Miami. The sailfish and
kingfish bites are hot. You can find kingfish just off
the reef and they are particularly active during the cold fronts.
Use live goggle eyes, spoons or rig ballyho to catch them.
Sailfish are also abundant, often mixed in with the kingfish.
Look for showering schools of bait, as these will attract
sailfish and other species like Spanish mackerel and sarrow mackerel.
In the shallower waters, snook are near the shore line
preparing to move into the creeks for the winter. Red
Fish and playstrum are also in these areas, and you
can catch them using live bait or big live shrimp.
Best lures and bait for kingfish and sailfish live goggle
eyes and rig bally who are excellent choices for snook
and redfish. Live shrimp and big live shrimp work well
if you're targeting Pompano shrimp and sand fleas are good baits.
Hot spots. One of the best spots to fish for
sailfish and kingfish is where the green water meets the
blue water, a color change that attracts bait and consequently
these fish. Another good spot is near the bridges in
the Keys, especially a few days before and after the
full moon, where you can catch tarpun feeding on shrimp runs.
For those fishing in Florida Bay, the shore line in
slightly deeper flats are good areas to find snook, red fish,
and playsdrum. The finger channels can also be productive, especially
if you anchor up and start chumming, which can attract
mangrove snappers, mackerels, and mutton snappers. Overall, it's a great
time to be out on the water in the Florida
Keys in Miami with plenty of fish to target and
good conditions to make the most of your fishing trip.
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