Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
Hey there, anglers artificial lure. Here with your Florida Keys
and Miami fishing report from March fourteenth, twenty twenty five.
Sunrise today is at seven thirty am and sunset will
be at seven twenty nine pm, giving us plenty of
daylight for fishing. The weather's looking good with temps in
the mid seventies and light southeast winds around ten miles
per hour. Tides are running about average, with high tide
at ten fifteen AM and low tide at four thirty pm.
Fish activity has been picking up lately as we transition
into spring. Anglers have been having good luck with tarpin,
permit and bonefish on the flats. The reef fishing has
also been hot, with lots of yellowtail and mangrove snapper
being caught offshore. We're seeing some nice Mahi mahi and
blackfintuna for lures. I've been having great success with three
inch paddle tail soft plastics in pearl white or shartruse
for the flats. On the reef, small metal jigs in
the one to two oats range have been killer for
offshore trolling. Rigged ballyho and cedar plugs are always a
good bet this time of year. If you prefer live bait,
shrimp and pillchards have been working well inshore. Off Shore
goggle eyes and blue runners are your best bet for
the pelagics. As for hotspots, I'd recommend checking out the
flats around Islamorada for some world class sit fishing. The
patch reefs off Marathon have also been producing well. If
you're looking to go offshore, the humps south of Marathon
are holding good numbers of tuna and mahe. Remember to
handle those fish with care and only keep what you'll eat.
Tight lines everyone, and that is it for today. Hit
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