Speaker 1: This is your daily fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys,
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today
for December seventh, twenty twenty four. In the Florida Keys
and Miami. Here's your fishing report hashtag tidle report today.
In the Florida Keys, particularly around Main Key Barn Sound,
you can expect the following tidal conditions. High tide at
five fourteen am with a height of point one five
meters zero point four nine feet, and again at six
oh three pm with a height of zero point one
six meters zero point five to one feet. Low tide
will be at twelve seventeen pm with a height of
point zero seven meters hashtash weather. The weather forecast for
the area indicates mild conditions with light winds, making it
ideal for offshore and reef fishing. Expect clear skies with
temperatures in the mid seventies to low eighties, perfect for
a day on the water. Three sunrise and sunset. Sunrise
today is at six fifty seven am and sunset will
be at five forty pm. These times are crucial for
planning your fishing trips, especially for those targeting species that
are active during these periods fish activity. Yesterday saw a
good amount of activity from mahi mahi, kingfish, and sailfish.
These species are still active in the area due to
the favorable weather conditions. For Mahi mahi, look for them
in the offshore waters, particularly around weed lines and floating debris.
Kingfish are abundant near the reefs, and sailfish can be
found in the deeper waters offshore. For types of fish caught,
Mahi mahi were caught in good numbers, with some fish
reaching up to twenty pounds. Kingfish were also plentiful, with
many catches in the ten to fifteen pound range. Sailfish
were spotted and caught, especially during the morning and late
afternoon hours hashed. Best lures and bait for Mahi mahi
use bright colored lures such as jigs and spoons, or
live bait like ballyhu and shrimp. Kingfish are best targeted
with spoons, jigs, and live bait like mullet or sardines.
For sailfish, use teasers and live baits such as ballyhu
or blue runners. For hotspots offshore waters near the Florida Keys,
look for weed lines and floating debris where mahi Mahi
tend to congregate reefs near Miami. The reefs are hotspots
for kingfish and other species like snappers and groupers. Backcountry
of the Keys for those looking to fish in the
shallower waters. The backcountry is great for catching species like tarpain, snook,
and redfish. Overall, it's shaping up to be a great
day for fishing in the Florida Keys and Miami. Make
sure to check your gear, plan your trip according to
the tides, and enjoy the beautiful weather. And that is
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