Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods Today,
October eighteenth, twenty twenty four is shaping up to be
a fantastic day for fishing in the Florida Keys in Miami.
Here's what you need to know to make the most
of your day on the water, weather and tides. The
weather is looking good with partly cloudy skies and a
high of around eighty two degrees fahrenheit. However, keep an
eye on those tropical systems as they can still affect
our waters this time of year. Tides are moderate, with
a high tide at nine thirty am and a low
tide at three thirty pm, which should provide some excellent
fishing conditions. Hashtag sunrise and sunset. Sunrise is at seven
twenty four am and sunset will be at six fifty
three pm, giving you plenty of daylight to catch those fish.
Fish activity Yesterday saw a lot of activity, especially with
the bait migrations still in full swing. Kingfish were plentiful
closer to shore, and snook were active around the inlets
and in the back country. Tarpan and permit were also
spotted in the shallower waters, types and amounts of fish.
Kingfish were abundant, with several catches reported from the shorelines
using live bait and spoons. Snook were biting well around
the jetties and inlets, particularly on the ocean side where
they were following bait schools. Tarpan and permit were also
caught in good numbers, especially in the back country and
around the flats. Best lures in bait for kingfish using
live baits such as mullet or sardines is highly effective.
Spoons and jigs also worked well for those trolling closer
to shore. For snook, live bait like shrimp or pinfish
is a must, especially when cast near points with current.
Tarpan and permit responded well to fly fishing gear and
small jigs. Hat hash chap hotspots. One of the hotspots
right now is the area around the jetties in Miami,
where snook are congregating to ambush feed. Another great spot
is the backcountry of the Keys, where tarpin and permit
are plentiful. The beaches along the Atlantic side, particularly around
Palm Beach and Broward, are also worth checking out as
the bait migration moves South. Overall, it's a great time
to be fishing in the Florida Keys in Miami. Just
remember to keep an eye on the weather and enjoy
the cooler temperatures as they start to set in. Happy fishing,
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