Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys,
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
As of November twenty fourth, twenty twenty four, the fishing
scene in the Florida Keys and Miami is looking promising,
especially with the cooler weather setting. In weather and tides today,
you can expect partly cloudy skies with a high of
around seventy eight grease pharisees and a low of sixty
eight grease faxies. The winds are light blowing at about
ten miles per hour from the northeast. Tides are crucial
and for today, the high tide is at nine forty
seven am and the low tide is at three forty
seven pm. These conditions are ideal for both inshore and
offshore fishing sunrise and sunset. Sunrise is at six forty
nine am and sunset is at five twenty nine pm,
giving you ample daylight to hit your favorite spots. Fish
activity yesterday saw a lot of action in the waters
around Miami and the Keys. Mahi mahi and kingfish were
biting well, especially in the offshore areas. Inshore, spec trout
and redfish were active, particularly in the back country and
flats types and amounts of fish caught. Several charters reported
catching a good number of mahimahi, with some boats landing
up to ten fish per trip. Kingfish were also plentiful,
with many catches in the ten to twenty pound range. Inshore,
anglers caught a mix of slot sized trout and redfish,
with some larger snook showing up in the evening hours.
Best lures and bait for Mahi mahi and kingfish. Trolling
with live baits such as balihu or using artificial lures
like spoons and jigs has been effective. Inshore, using float
rigs with live shrimp or small jigs for trout and
redfish has been productive for snook, Live mullet or large shrimp.
Fish near structure like mangroves and bridges are working well.
Hotspots Haulover Inlet, known for its diverse fish population, This
inlet has been a hot spot for catching Mahi mahi, kingfish,
and even some sharks. Biscayne Bay, the back country and
flats here are perfect for targeting trout, redfish, and snook.
The reef. For those venturing offshore, the reef areas around
Key Largo and Islamorada have been yielding good catches of
Mahi mahai and kingfish. Overall, it's a great time to
be out on the water in the Florida Keys in
Miami with plenty of fish to go around and favorable
weather conditions. And that is it for to day. Hit
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