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 twenty fifth, twenty twenty four, the fishing
scene in the Florida Keys and Miami is looking promising,
especially with the cooler temperatures starting to set in hashed
weather and tides. Today, expect partly cloudy skies with a
high of around seventy eight degrees fahrenheit and a gentle
breeze out of the southeast at about ten miles per hour.
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 in fresh
water and bait, making it an ideal time for fishing
sunrise and sunset. Sunrise is at seven thirty am and
sunset will be at six forty three pm, giving you
ample daylight to hit your favorite spots. Fish activity Yesterday
saw a lot of activity from various species. The snook
are actively moving closer to shore as the temperatures drop,
and they can be found near the inlets and jetties,
particularly around the Palm Beaches down to Miami Kingfish are
also closer to shore, following the bait schools along the beaches.
You can catch them by trolling with spoons or using
live bait. Tarpan are still present in the back country
and along the beaches, especially in areas with some current.
Wahoo are active around the full moon, which was on
October seventeenth, so look for them by trolling with big
baits like speedos or large lures, making sure to use
a wire leader. Best lures in bait. For snook, live
baits such as shrimp or mullet works well, especially when
cast near points with some current. For kingfish, spoons and
live bait are effective. When targeting tarpin, use live bait
or lures that mimic baitfish. For wahoo, big baits like
speedos or large lures with a wire leader are recommended.
Hashtash Tash hotspots. One of the hot spots right now
is the backcountry around the Upper Keys, particularly new the
jetties and inlets, where snook and tarpin are congregating. Another
good spot is along the beaches where kingfish are following
the bait schools. The reefs and the edge of the
Gulf Stream are also productive. For pelagic species like mahi
mahi and tuna, although you may need to venture out
a bit further. Keep an eye on the weather as
tropical systems can still affect the area, but the fishing
just before a storm can be exceptionally good. Enjoy your
day on the water and that is it for today.
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