Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys,
Miami and here is what is bending our rods Today,
October eleventh, is shaping up to be a fantastic day
for fishing in the Florida Keys and Miami. Here's what
you need to know to make the most of your outing.
The weather is looking favorable, with partly cloudy skies and
a gentle breeze out of the southeast at about ten
miles per hour. Water temperatures are still warm, but the
slight drop in air temperature is starting to stir up
the fish. Tides today will be moderate, with a high
tide at around nine thirty am and a low tide
at three thirty pm. Sunrise and sunset. Sunrise is at
seven twenty four and sunset will be at six fifty
three pm, giving you plenty of daylight to fish. Fish activity.
Yesterday saw a lot of activity, especially around the reefs
and backcountry areas. The cooler mornings are starting to push
the snook closer to shore, where they are ambushing bait
near points and inlets. Kingfish are also active, particularly closer
to shore and can be targeted with spoons or live
bait types and amounts of fish caught. Anglers reported catching
a good number of snook, kingfish, and even some wahoo,
especially around the full moon phase, which is approaching on
the seventeenth. Mahai and tuna are still a bit deeper,
requiring a venture of about twenty to twenty five miles out,
but the effort is worth it. Tah have best lures
and bait. For snook, live bait such as shrimp or
mullet is highly effective, especially when drifted along points with
some current. Kingfish are biting well on spoons and live bait.
For wahoo, big baits like speedos or large lures with
a wire leader are recommended. Mahi and tuna are best
targeted with lures that mimic their natural prey, such as
ballyhu or squid hotspots. One of the hot spots right
now is the patch reefs just south of Key West,
where you can find a mix of snappers and even
some larger predators. Another good spot is the back country
areas around the upper Keys, where the snook and kingfish
are plentiful. Keep an eye on the weather, as tropical
systems can still affect the area, but the fishing often
gets really good just before a storm hits. Enjoy your
day on the water, and that is it for today.
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