Speaker 1: This is your daily fishing report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
Hey there, fellow anglers artificial Lure. Here with your Florida
Keys and Miami fishing report from March sixteenth, twenty twenty five.
Sunrise today was at seven twenty eight am and we're
looking at a sunset around seven thirty pm. Weather's been
pretty sweet with highs in the low eighties and mostly
clear skies. Perfect day to be out on the water.
Tides are running about average for this time of year.
We've got a high tide coming in around eleven fifteen
am and another one just after midnight. Low tides are
hitting early morning and early evening, so plan your trips accordingly.
Fish activity has been picking up lately. We've been seeing
a lot of action with tarpin, snook, and redfish in
the flats and around the mangroves. Offshore. The yellowtail snapper
bite has been hot, and there's been some good Mahi
mahi action about fifteen miles out. For you lure enthusiasts,
I've been having great luck with three inch paddle tail
soft plastics in natural baitfish colors. The doa shrimp in
New Penny color has also been killer for snook under
the mangroves. If you're heading offshore, don't forget to pack
some vertical jigs for those snappers, and maybe a few
trolling lures for the mahi. Live baits always a good
bet too. Pilchards and pinfish have been working well inshore,
while goggle eyes are the ticket for offshore action. As
for hotspots, I'd recommend checking out the seven Mile Bridge
area for some tarpain action. The flats around Islamarrata have
been producing some nice redfish too. If you're in the
Miami area, government cut has been firing for snook, especially
at night under the lights. Remember, folks, the fish are
out there and they're biting. It's up to you to
outsmart them. Tight lines and I'll catch you on the
flip side. And that is it for today. Hit the
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