Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
If you're planning to hit the waters of the Florida
Keys in Miami today, here's what you need to know.
The weather is looking good with partly cloudy skies and
a high of around eighty four degrees fahrenheit. However, keep
an eye on those tropical systems as they can still
affect fishing conditions. Tides are moderate, with a high tide
at around nine thirty a m. And a low tide
at three thirty p m. Sunrise is at seven twenty
four a m. And sunset will be at six fifty
three pm, giving you plenty of daylight to get out there.
October is a great month for fishing in South Florida,
and the fish are active, especially with the cooler temperatures
starting to set in kingfish are closer to shore following
the bait schools, so you don't need to venture too
far out. Snook are abundant in the inlets and back country,
particularly around the points where there's some current. They're ambush feeding,
so position your bait to drift along these areas. Yesterday
saw a good number of kingfish caught, especially when using
live bait or spoons for trolling. Snook were also plentiful,
with many anglers reporting catches near the inlets and jetties.
Wahoo are still around, especially during the full moon phase
which is approaching on the seventeenth. Mahi mahi and tuna
are a bit deeper, requiring a trip twenty to twenty
five miles out, but the effort can be rewarding. For kingfish,
use spoons or live bait like mullet or sardines. Snook
are biting well on live bait such as shrimp, mullet,
or even some lures like jigs and plugs. For wahoo,
big baits like speedos or large ballyhoo with a wire
leader are effective. Mahi mahi and tuna are attracted to
weed lines and debris, so keep an eye out for
these areas. One of the hot spots right now is
around the jetties and inlets from Palm Beach down to Miami.
These areas are teeming with snook and other predators following
the baits schools. Another good spot is the backcountry and
beaches of the Upper Keys, where kingfish and snook are active. Overall,
it's a great time to be fishing in the Florida
Keys and Miami. Just remember to keep an eye on
the weather and tidal changes and you'll be reeling in
some big catches in no time. And that is it
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