Speaker 1: This is your daily fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
Hey there, this is artificial Lure coming at you with
the latest. With the latest from the Florida Keys and
Miami waters for today May second, twenty twenty five. The
weather's looking warm and sunny today, but we're dealing with
some pretty hefty winds, so choose your vessel wisely if
you're heading out. Those with the right boats for these
conditions will still find plenty of action. The tarpin bite
is really heating up right now. The big boys are
starting to show more consistently as we get that summer
like feel, and the juvenile tarpainfishing is just getting started.
If you're looking to hook into some silver kings, now's
the time to start planning those trips. Snook fishing has
been solid lately, with some nice sized catches reported around
the mangroves and backcountry areas. There are great targets when
you need to get out of the wind, which has
been a constant consideration lately. Good news for redfish enthusiasts.
They're starting to show up in some of their old haunts,
while numbers aren't huge, anglers are landing some beauties in
the thirty inch range. Let's hope that trend continues through
the month. For offshore action, last week saw some impressive catches,
including a monster sixty six pound kobea, a fifty pound
cubera snapper, and a decent showing of sailfish with one
landed out of five hookups. Folks also brought in some
fifteen pound tuna, a thirty pound king, and even a
twenty five pound horse eye. Shark action has been wild,
with several between three hundred to six hundred pounds hitting
the lines down in Key West. The reef has been
producing solid sarrow and yellowtail snapper bites, which should continue
for another month or so. Perfect for those looking for
some good eating fish. Bonefish have been finicky, but good
when conditions align. They don't call them the ghost for nothing.
Lim At fishing has been challenging this year due to
our colder than normal winter and constant cold fronts. Most
fish are hanging further south than usual, but we're hoping
they start moving northward soon for the pre spawn schools.
Before they head off shore for hot spots, I'd recommend
checking out the waters from tarp And Springs to Boca
Grand for inshore game fish and the reefs off Key
West for those snapper species. The back country areas around
Islamarada are producing for those seeking shelter from the wind.
Live bait is always king in these waters, but for
artificial options try swimming plugs for the snook and light
tackle on the flats for reds and bones. That's the
word from the water to day folks. Remember to respect
the resource and tight lines. To all of you heading out,
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