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 first, the Florida Keys in Miami are
offering some exciting fishing opportunities. Here's a rundown of what
you can expect today. Tidal report. The tides are looking favorable,
with a high tide at around ten thirty am and
a low tide at four thirty pm. These tidal shifts
often trigger fish activity, especially around structures like reefs and mangroves.
Weather the weather is expected to be partly cloudy with
a gentle breeze out of the southeast at about ten
miles per hour. The temperature will be in the mid eighties,
making it a comfortable day on the water. Sunrise and sunset.
Sunrise is at seven fourteen am and sunset will be
at seven o four pm, giving you plenty of daylight
to get out and catch some fish. Fish activity yesterday
saw a lot of action in the waters around the
Florida Keys in Miami. Anglers reported catching a good number
of snappers, particularly around the reefs and wrecks. Mahi mahi
were also active, with several catches reported in the off
shore waters. Tarpan and permit were spotted. In the shallower waters,
especially around the flats and mangrove areas, types and amounts
of fish. Snappers were abundant, with many anglers bringing in
limits of both mangrove and yellow tail snappers. Mahimahi were
also plentiful, with some larger specimens caught. In the blue waters.
Tarpan and permit were less numerous, but still provided some
exciting catches for those targeting them. Best lures and bait
for snappers, live or frozen shrimp and small jigs worked
well for Mahi mahi. Trolling with brightly colored lures or
using live bait like bally who was effective for tarpan
and permit. Fly fishing with crab or shrimp patterns, or
using live crabs and shrimp on the bottom successful hot spots.
One of the hotspots right now is the area around
Haulover Inlet in Miami. The inlet's strong currents and structure
attract a variety of species, including snappers, tarpin, and even
some larger predators like kingfish. In the Florida Keys, the
waters around Kibiskyne and the reefs off Islamrada are producing
good catches of snappers and mahi mahi. The flats around
Flamingo in Everglades National Park are also worth a visit
for those targeting tarpan and permit. Overall, it's shaping up
to be a great day for fishing in the Florida
Keys and Miami. Make sure to check your gear, choose
the right bait, and be ready for some exciting action
on the water. And that is it for today. Hit
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