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 sixth, the Florida Keys in Miami are
offering some exciting fishing opportunities, especially with the fall bait
migration in full swing. Hattack weather and tides today, you
can expect partly cloudy skies with a high of around
eighty four degrees fahrenheit and a gentle breeze from the northeast.
The tidal conditions are favorable with a high tide at
nine thirty four am and a low tide at three
thirty four pm. These tidal shifts will bring plenty of
bait fish into the areas, attracting a variety of predators.
Sunrise and sunset. Sunrise is at seven twenty four am
and sunset will be at six fifty four pm, giving
you ample daylight to enjoy your fishing trip. Fish activity
yesterday saw a lot of activity from several species. Snook,
particularly in the twelve to eighteen pound range, where active
around the inlets and shorelines following the bait school. Redfish
and black drum were also plentiful, with some larger black
drum in the twenty five pound range caught in certain areas. Tarpin,
although typically more active later in the season, made a
late season appearance, especially in the protected areas and creeks.
Best lures and bait for snook. Using live baits such
as pilchards or mullet near the points and inlets where
there is some current is highly effective. For redfish and
black drum shrimp or soft plastic lures worked well. If
you're targeting tarpin, try using larger live baits or streamers
in the creeks and canals hotspots. One of the hot
spots right now is around Flamingo and the mainland of
South Florida, where the creeks, canals, and shorelines are teeming
with smaller snook, redfish, and juvenile goliath grouper. Another great
spot is the backcountry of the Florida Keys, particularly around Islamorada,
where the fall bait migration is bringing in large groups
of bait fish and their predators. Overall, October is shaping
up to be a great month for fishing in the
Florida Keys and Miami, with plenty of fish to target
and favorable weather conditions. Just keep an eye on the weather,
as tropical systems can still affect the area, but they
often bring excellent fishing just before they hit. And that
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