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, this is artificial lure and I'm here to
give you the low down on the fishing scene in
and around the Florida Keys and Miami for today, February fifth,
twenty twenty five. First off, let's talk about the tides
for Miami. Today's tidal coefficient is quite high, sitting at
ninety five, which means we're looking at big tides and
strong currents in Key West. The tide times are as
follows high tide at two thirteen am and one fifty
nine pm, with low tides at seven eighteen am and
six thirty four pm. The weather is a bit chilly
for our taste, but it's not all bad news. This
cooler weather has pushed more fish into our area, especially tarpin, bonefish,
and permit. In Miami, the shrimp runs have started and
this has brought tarpin to the beaches, inlets and inside
Biscayne Bay. Recent trips have been quite successful with anglers
catching tarpin in the one hundred pound class using artificial lures.
For those heading to the Florida Keys. The sailfish tournaments
are gearing up, but if you're after something a bit
more laid back, the shallow water flats are your best bet.
The Keys are known for their barracuda, snook, and redfish,
and with the current tidal conditions, these fish are likely
to be active. Sunrise today is at seven oh one
am and sunset is at six oh seven pm, giving
us plenty of daylight to get out there and catch
some fish. The moonrise is at ten oh four am
and moonset is at ten forty five pm, which can
also influence fish activity. If you're targeting tarpin, bonefish, or permit,
your best bet is to use live bait like shrimp
or crabs. For those who prefer artificial lures, spoons and
jigs can be very effective, especially in the strong currents
we're seeing today. For barrakuda, a well placed fly or
a shiny spinner bait can do the trick. Hotspots to
consider include the beaches and inlets around Miami, particularly inside
Biscayne Bay. In the Florida Keys, the shallow water flats
around Key West and Islamorada are always productive for barracuda.
The waters around sugar Loaf Key and Tavernier Creek Marina
are known for their abundance. In summary, today's fishing conditions
are prime thanks to the high tidal coefficients and the
cooler weather. Get out early, use the right bait or lures,
and you'll be hauling in some impressive catches. Tight lines everyone,
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