Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today
for December twentieth, twenty twenty four in the Florida Keys
in Miami, the fishing conditions are looking excellent. Let's start
with the tides. In the content Keys, the high tide
is at three thirteen am with a height of three
point eight one feet, followed by a low tide at
eleven fifteen am with a height of zero point one
five feet. The second high tide is at four forty
two pm with a height of two point four to
two feet, and the final low tide of the day
is at ten forty five pm with a height of
one point zero two feet. The weather is favorable with
clear skies and moderate winds, making it an ideal day
for fishing. Sunrise is at seven five am and sunset
is at five forty one pm. Yesterday saw a lot
of activity from Mahi mahi, kingfish, and sailfish. Anglers reported
good catches of mahi mahi in the offshore waters, particularly
around the reefs. Kingfish were active near the coastal areas,
and sailfish were spotted further out in the blue waters
one for lures. Spoons and jigs are working well for
kingfish and Mahi mahi. Live baits such as ballyhu and
pilchards are highly effective for sailfish and larger predators. For
those targeting smaller species like snappers and groupers, shrimp and
squid are good options. Hot spots include the reefs off
Key Largo, where the structure is attracting a variety of species.
The waters around Haulover Inlet in Miami are also producing
good catches of kingfish and tarpin. For those venturing further out,
the blue waters around the edge of the Continental Shelf
are where you'll find the sailfish and larger mahi mahi. Overall,
it's a great day to be out on the water,
with plenty of fish to go around and favorable conditions
to make your fishing trip enjoyable. And that is it
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