Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
As of September twenty third, twenty twenty four, the Florida
Keys and Miami are gearing up for another exciting day
of fishing with favorable weather and water conditions. Weather conditions,
the morning is expected to be partly cloudy, with a
high temperature of around eighty eight grease fairies and a
low of seventy eight grease fairy twenty five grease celsis.
Wind speeds will be moderate, blowing at about ten mile
hour from the southeast. There is a slight chance of
scattered thunderstorms in the late afternoon, but precipitation is expected
to be minimal. Water conditions water levels are normal with
a gentle tide cycle. The water temperature is warm, hovering
around eighty four grease faery fleecy, which is ideal for
many species. Clarity is good, especially in the morning, making
it perfect for sight fishing. Best fishing spots in the
Florida Keys focus on the Mangrove islands and deeper cuts
around Islamorada and Key Largo. For Miami, the inlets and
bridges along the Intracoastal Waterway IC are hotspots, particularly around
Haulover Inlet and Government cut hashtar bait and tackle for
the keys. Live baits such as shrimp, mullet, and pinfish
are excellent for targeting snook, redfish, and tarpin. In Miami,
huge tarpin have been feeding on shrimp in the inlets
and bridges, so using live or artificial shrimp lures can
be very effective for grouper and snapper. Use jigs or
live bait like sardines and herring fish activity. Snook are
highly active in the early morning and late evening, often
found in the deeper cuts and around mangrove structures. They
are feeding aggressively on live bait, especially during the incoming tide.
Tarpon are also active, particularly in the ICW and around bridges,
feeding on shrimp and other small crustaceans. Grouper can be
found in deeper waters, typically between twenty to fifty feet,
and u are attracted to jigs and live bait. Local
events and regulations scallop season ends on September twenty fourth,
so if you're interested in scalloping, this is your last chance.
There are no major local fishing events today, but be
aware of catch limits and size restrictions for species like snook, grouper,
and tarpin. Always check with local authorities for any closures
or specific regulations. Haber tips from local anglers. Captain Tim
with Seize the Bay Fishing Charters advises customizing your trip
to fit your needs, whether it's family friendly fishing or
targeting trophy fish. He recommends throwing lots of live bait
for snook and grouper, especially around the Mangrove islands and
deeper cuts. Hat Hash Jushtash best times for fishing. The
best times for fishing today are during the early morning
and late evening when the sun is not too high.
The incoming tide around these times tends to activate the fish,
making them more likely to bite. With these conditions and tips,
you're set for a fantastic day of fishing in the
Florida Keys in Miami. Make sure to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen,
and enjoy the beautiful Florida waters. And that is it
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