Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today
for January fifth, twenty twenty five. The fishing conditions in
the Florida Keys in Miami are looking promising, especially with
the current tidal and weather patterns. Tides in weather today
in North Key Largo, the high tides are at two
fifty six a m. And three sixteen pm, with low
tides at eight fifty seven am and nine thirty two pm.
Sunrise is at seven o eight a m. And sunset
is at five forty five pm. Fish activity. The fish
activity has been robust with a variety of species biting offshore.
You can expect to find blackfintuna, a few Mahi mahi,
and some wahoo. The kingfish bite is particularly hot this
time of year, especially around the reef lines. Using spoons,
rig ballyhu or live bait can yield big catches of kingfish.
Best lures and bait for kingfish. Trolling with rig ballyhu
or big spoons is effective near the shoreline. Shrimp and
sand fleas are excellent baits for Pompano Spanish mackerel are
also active close to the shore line. And can be
caught using similar baits. For sailfish, look for color changes
where green water meets blue water and use leave of
baits or kite fishing hot spots. One of the best
spots to fish for sailfish is around the color change
areas where the green water meets the blue water. This
is also a good spot to find some cereal mackerel
and Spanish mackerel. For those targeting kingfish, the reef areas
are ideal, especially half way down the reef where you
can drop live baits or troll with rig ballyhoo. In
the back country and Florida Bay, mangrove snappers, mackerels and
mutton snappers are active. Snook are near the shore line
preparing to head inland for the winter, but still active
on warmer days. Red fish and plodrum can be caught
in the same areas using live bait or big live shrimp.
Yesterday's catch Yesterday saw a good number of kingfish caught
around the reef lines, along with some wahoo and Mahi
mahi off shore. Inshore anglers reported catching mangrove snappers, mackerels,
and a few snook near the shore line over All,
the conditions are excellent for a productive day of fishing
in the Florida Keys in Miami. Keep an eye on
the weather and tidal changes to maximize your catch. And
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