Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys,
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
As of October ninth, twenty twenty four, the fishing scene
in the Florida Keys and Miami is looking promising, especially
with the cooler temperatures starting to set in hashtashed weather
and tides. This morning, you can expect a gentle breeze
out of the southeast at about ten miles per hour,
with clear skies and a high of around eighty two degrees.
The tidal conditions are favorable, with a high tide at
nine thirty four am and a low tide at three
seventeen PM. Sunrise was at seven twenty four am and
sunset will be at six fifty four. Fish activity yesterday
saw a good mix of fish activity across the Keys.
Anglers reported catching a variety of species, including Mahi mahi, snappers,
and kingfish. The Mahi mahi were particularly active, with several
boats reporting catches of ten to twenty fish per trip,
mostly in the five to ten pound range. Snappers, both
men angrove and yellowtail were also plentiful, especially around the
patch reefs just south of Key West. Best lures and
bait for mahi mahi, using brightly colored lures such as
green and yellow jigs or spoons proved effective. Trolling with
ballyhoo or squid also yielded good results. For snappers, live
bait like shrimp or small pinfish worked well, while jigs
tipped with cut bait were also successful. Hashed hotspots. One
of the hot spots yesterday was the area around the
Sombrero Reef, where several boats caught a mix of mahi
mahi and snappers. Another productive spot was the waters off Islamarada,
particularly around the Hump, where kingfish and larger snappers were
caught additional tips. Given the current weather and tidal conditions,
it's a good idea to head out early to take
advantage of the calm morning waters. Keep an eye out
for bird activity as it often indicates the presence of
schooling fish. Also, be prepared for some rough sea's legs
later in the day as the winds pick up. Overall,
it's shaping up to be a great day for fishing
in the Florida Keys and Miami. So grab your gear
and get out on the water. And that is it
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