Speaker 1: This is your daily fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys,
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
Hey there, fellow anglers artificial lure. Here with your Florida
Keys and Miami fishing report for March twelfth, twenty twenty five.
Suns up at seven thirty three a m. And sets
at seven twenty eight p m, giving us plenty of
daylight to work with. Weathers looking primo, mostly sunny skies
with a high near eighty grease ferve and light easterly
winds around ten miles per hour, perfect conditions to hit
the water. Tides are running about average for this time
of year. We've got a high tide around ten fifteen
a m and a low tide coming in at four
thirty p m. That incoming tide in the afternoon should
really get the fish moving. Speaking of fish, the bite
has been on fire lately. Anglers have been hauling in
some monster tarpin in the eighty to one hundred pound range,
especially around the bridges and channels. The flats have been
producing good numbers of bone fish and permit two. Offshore,
the mahi mahi and blackfintuna action has been steady for lures.
You can't go wrong with a three inch paddletail swim
bait in pearl white or chartruse. For the flats, the
tarpin have been crushing. Doa bait busters and hogi protail eels.
If you're heading offshore, cedar plugs and small feathers are
your best bet. For the mahi, live bait is always
a solid choice too. Pilchards, pinfish, and blue runners have
all been producing. For the flats, live shrimp under a
popping cork is hard to beat. As for hotspots, the
seven mile Bridge has been on fire for tarpin. The
flats around Islamarda are holding good numbers of bonefish. If
you're looking to get off shore, try the humps south
of Marathon for tuna and mahi. Remember to practice catch
and release, especially with those big tarpin tight lines. Everyone,
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