Speaker 1: This is your Daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today. Today,
April fourth, twenty twenty five, the Florida Keys and Miami
fishing scene is thriving, offering excellent opportunities for anglers seeking
diverse species. The weather is sunny with moderate breezes typical
for spring, helping to stabilize water temperatures. Sunrise was at
seven o three am and the sunset is expected at
seven forty four pm. The tidal report reflects a high
tide around mid morning, perfect for targeting fish cruising the shallows,
and a low tide returning late afternoon. Bonefish, tarpin, and
snook are the main highlights today. Bonefish have been active
on the flats around Islamorada and Key Largo, especially during
calmer mornings. Anglers have reported consistent catches of tarpan near
bridges and channels, with the best spots being around the
seven Mile Bridge and Bahaya Honda where these silver kings
are migrating in large numbers. Snook are heating up in
backcountry waters such as Florida Bay and Flamingo Offshore, the
action is robust with large mahi, mahi dolphinfish being found
just past the one hundred one hundred and fifty feet range.
Wahoo have also been reported near deeper reefs, and anglers
targeting them are enjoying some solid bites. For the best
results today, use live baits such as shrimp, mullet or
small crabs for inshore species like tarpin, bonefish, and snook.
For artificial options, soft plastics like paddle tails and jerk
baits in natural colors are highly effective. Offshore anglers targeting mahi,
mahi or wahoo should consider trolling with weighted paddle tails
or bright colored plugs. Key hotspots to target include the
flats off Key Largo and Islamorada, as well as the
deep waters near the reef line. For offshore enthusiasts. The
seven mile Bridge remains a must visit for tarpan anglers,
while the backcountry near Flamingo offers exciting opportunities for sk
and redfish. Recent fishing reports have been promising, with anglers
landing mahi mahi up to thirty pounds, bonefish in the
five to eight pound range, and tarpin up to one
hundred pounds each. Angler's technique and tide timing have played
a significant role in success. It's shaping up to be
another banner fishing day in the Florida, Keys and Miami area.
So grab your gear and head out to these incredible waters.
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