Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
As of October twenty fourth, the Florida Keys and Miami
are offering some fantastic fishing opportunities, especially with the cooler
temperatures starting to set. In weather and tides today, you
can expect partly cloudy skies with a high of around
seventy eight degrees fahrenheit and a gentle breeze out of
the southeast at about ten miles per hour. The tidal
conditions are favorable, with a high tide at nine thirty
four am and a low tide at three thirty four pm.
These tidal shifts will create ideal conditions for fish to
be active sunrise and sunset. Sunrise is at seven thirty
am and sunset will be at six forty five pm,
giving you ample daylight to hit the waters. Fish activity.
Yesterday saw a lot of action in the Keys. In
Miami waters, Snook were particularly active, especially around the inlets
and near the shorelines where bait schools were present. Kingfish
were also abundant, with many caught while trolling close to
shore using spoons or live bait. Tarpan were spotted in
the back country and along the beaches, taking advantage of
the cooler waters. Types and amounts of fish. Snook were
one of the top catches, with many anglers reporting multiple
catches per trip. Kingfish were also plentiful, with some large
ones taken from the shorelines. Tarpan, though not as numerous,
were still a highlight for many, especially in the early
morning hours. Mahi mahi and tuna were also reported offshore,
though they required venturing out twenty to twenty five miles
to find them. Best lures and bait for snook, live
bait such as shrimp or mullet worked wonders, especially when
cast near points with current. Kingfish were attracted to spoons
and live bait like sardines or herring. For tarpan, fly
fishing or using large streamers mimicking baitfish were effective. Offshore.
Mahi mahi and tuna were caught using big baits like
speedos or large ballyhoo with wire leaders. Hutter hotspots. One
of the hotspots right now is the area around the
jetties and inlets from Palm Beach down to Miami. These
areas are teeming with snook and kingfish following the bait schools.
Another great spot is the back country of the Keys,
where tarpin and snook are congregating as the temperatures drop. Overall,
October is shaping up to be an excellent month for
fishing in the Florida Keys and Miami, with a variety
of species active and ready to bite. Keep an eye
on the weather and tidal conditions and you'll be in
for a great day on the water. And that is
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