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Speaker 1: Early October is delivering prime fall fishing in the Florida

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Keys and around Miami. Today October third, we have moderate

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tidal activity and typical transition weather for the season, a

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recipe for serious action if you know where to look.

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Tides and soliner. According to Tidees four Fishing, today's tidle

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coefficient sits at sixty seven, moderate, favoring decent current and

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active bites. Key West tide schedule low tide at twelve

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thirty seven am one point zero ft, high tide at

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seven twenty four am, two point one ft, another low

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at two zero four pm zero point five ft, and

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wrapping up with high tide at eight thirty five pm

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one point seven ft. Sunrise lines up at seven twenty am,

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sunset at seven eleven pm, and solar noon hits at

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one zero line PM. With these conditions, morning and evening

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bites should be lively. Two three weather expected gentle breeze

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rolling in from the southeast, with calm to moderate seas

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and daytime tempts in the low eighties. It's class sick

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fall comfortable with a slim chance of scat showers. Calm

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winds and mild chop make it excellent for both flats

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and near shore runs. Fish activity and catches. The backcountry

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and patch reefs are teeming right now. Duides from Coastal

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Angler Magazine and Keys News Talk have reported solid numbers

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of mangrove snapper and yellowtail on the reef edges. Offshore,

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blackfin tuna are patrolling around the humps, while mahi remains

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scattered but fishable around float sam and weed lines. Recent

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boats out of Marathon and Islamorada are bringing in kingfish,

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Spanish mackerel, and even the first pushes of fall sailfish

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once you're past the edge. Inshore snoke and tarpin are

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feeding more aggressively as the bait flushes out of the

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mangroves with each tide swing. Hotspots seven Mile Bridge consistent

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for snapper, jacks, and the odd grouper, especially on an

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outgoing morning tide. Now Long Key Bridge good action for

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tarpin and mangrove snapper around dusk. Biscayne Bay near Haulover

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Inlet holds plenty of bait, drawing in snook, tarpin and

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jacks for early risers. Flats on the western side are

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still producing seat route and occasional bonefish, best baits and lures.

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Live pilchards and shrimp are working wonders on the patch,

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reefs and bridges. Ballyhoo fresh or frozen camp be beat

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for sailfish and mackerel trollers. If you're throwing artificial, try

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a white bucktail jig or a soft plastic jerk bait

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in natural colors for snook and reds on the reefs.

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A flashy jig tipped with cut squid is putting snapper

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on ice. Offshore crews are scoring tuna with trolling feathers

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and vertical jigs, especially in blue, white or purples tips.

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Fish early or late the heat, still keeping the best

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bites around sunrise and just before sunset with the moderate tides.

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Focus on structural edges and current breaks for ambush predators

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for those after tarpin or snook dusk around bridge shadow

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lines as a top beat. Thanks for tuning into today's report.

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