Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys,
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today
for January twenty third, twenty twenty five. The fishing scene
in the Florida Keys and Miami is looking promising despite
the cold fronts that have been rolling through. Here's what
you need to know hash tides in weather today. In
North Miami, the tides are as follows high tide at
three o five am with point six meters one point
nine seven feet, low tide at nine seven am with
zero point one seven meters point five six feet, high
tide at two fifty eight pm with point five five
meters one point seven nine feet, and low tide at
nine twenty two two pm with point zero two meters
point oh eight feet two. In Key West, the tides
are similar with high tide at three forty four am
and three thirty one pm and low tide at eight
forty two am and eleven ten pm. Sunrise is at
seven seven am and sunset at five fifty seven pm.
Keep an eye on the weather as cold fronts can
kick up the seas, but this is also when the
bite gets hot Fish activity. The sailfish and kingfish bites
are hot right now. Kingfish are abundant just off the reef,
and you can catch them using spoons, rig bollihu, or
live bait like goggle eyes. Four. Sailfish are also active,
particularly around colour changes where greenwater meets blue water. Look
for showering schools of bait, as these often attract sailfish
in other species like Spanish mackerel and Cero mackerel. Four.
Best lures in bait for kingfish use spoons or rig
bally whoo, and if you have live bait, it's even better.
For sailfish. Live baits like pilchards, ballyhoo, and herring are
highly effective. Shrimp and sand fleas are good for catching pompano,
especially in the inlets and near beaches. Live shrimp are
also excellent for redfish and bonefish on the flats hot spots.
One of the best spots for sailfish and kingfish is
around the colour change where the green water meets the
blue water. This area tends to congregate bait, which in
turn attracts these larger fish. For inshore fishing, the flats
around Key West and the Upper Keys are great for
catching red fish, bonefish, and tarpin. Look for areas near
bridges during shrimp runs, as tarpin often feed on these shrimp.
Recent catches yesterday saw a good number of kingfish and
sailfish caught, with some big ones putting up quite a fight.
There were also reports of wahoo and mahi mixed in,
though they are less common this time of year. In
the back country. Mangrove snappers, mutton snappers, and some large
Spanish mackerel were caught using live baits and chumming. Overall,
it's a great time to be out on the water
in the Florida Keys and Miami with plenty of fish
to target and good conditions despite the occasional cold front.
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