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 heading out to fish in the Florida Keys
in Miami area today January twenty fifth, twenty twenty five,
here's what you need to know. Hack tidal report for
Miami Beach. Today's tides are as follows high tide at
five am with a height of point six four meters
two point one feet, low tide at eleven oh three
am with a height of point one five meters point
five feet, high tide again at four forty nine pm
with a height of zero point five nine meters one
point nine four feet, and finally a low tide at
eleven fourteen pm with a height of moz point zero
three meters zero point one feet. Weather in daylight. Sunrise
is at seven oh seven am and sunset will be
at five fifty nine pm. Keep an eye on the
weather as cold fronts can significantly impact fish behavior fish
activity this time of year. The kingfish bite is expected
to be hot, especially closer to the reef lines. Spoons,
rig ballo or live bait to catch these. You might
also encounter wahoo and Spanish mackerel in the same areas.
For pompano, head to the beaches or inlets, using shrimp
or sand fleas as bait. Bonefish and barracuda will be
active on the flats once the water warms up, so
use live shrimp for these. One best lures and bait
for kingfish and wahoo. Live baits or big spoons are
effective for pompano. Shrimp and sand fleas work well. If
you're after Spanish mackerel, troll with rig ballow or use
big spoons for bonefish. Live shrimp are the way to go.
If you're targeting tarpan, especially at night, use a big,
plump shrimp drifted back, sometimes with a cork on it.
Hot spots. One of the best spots for catching sailfish
is where the green water meets the blue water, known
as the color change. This area attracts bait and consequently sailfish.
You control around here with rig ballo, drop live baits
on the surface, or use a kite if you have one.
Other hot spot is near the bridges and the keys,
especially a few days before and after the full moon,
where you can catch tarpaon feeding on shrimp runs. Recent
catches recently, there have been good catches of snook, mangrove snapper,
sea trout, Spanish mackerel, and sharks. Kingfish and sailfish have
also been active, with some big fights reported from the
reef areas. One make sure to have a descending device
on your boat to safely release any caught fish, especially
since grouper season is closed. With the right gear and
knowledge of the tides and fish behavior, you should have
a productive day on the water. And that is it
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