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 twelfth, twenty twenty five. First off, let's talk about
the weather and tides today. We're looking at partly cloudy
skies with a high of around seventy five degrees and
a gentle breeze out of the northeast. Sunrise was at
seven oh one am and sunset will be at six
eighteen pm. Tides are crucial and for content Keys, we
have a high tide at one oh six pm with
a height of two point zero five feet, followed by
a low tide at seven oh three pm with a
height of mini point zero five feet. Now onto the
good stuff, the fish. February is a great time to
be fishing in the Florida Keys, with a variety of
species active in the waters. Recently, anglers have been catching
yellowtail snapper and mangrove snappers in abundance, mutton snappers, amberjacks,
and even African pompano have been making appearances as well.
Won four. For those venturing into the reef and rex,
the conditions are ideal. The reef is particularly active this
time of year, and the res are offering great opportunities
for deeper fishing. If you're looking to target tarpin, keep
an eye out as the first hints of their migration
are starting to show, especially in the warmer days of February.
When it comes to lures, I always recommend using what
the fish are accustomed to seeing. For snappers, the DOA
shrimp and CKL shad tail are top choices. The three
inch cl shad tail rigged with a quarterrot's short shank
jighead is excellent for searching out fish in various depths
and currents. For a more subtle approach, the doa shrimp,
especially the three inch and four inch versions, are highly
effective when fished with a straight knot to mimic the
natural movement of shrimp. If you prefer live bait, shrimp
and pilchards are always winners in these waters. However, with
the right artificial lures, you can avoid the hassle of
bait and still land some impressive catches. For hotspots, I
recommend checking out the reefs around Key West. The back
country and shallow gulf wrecks are also producing well, especially
after the cool fronts that have been sweeping through. Another
spot worth mentioning is the Content Keys area, where the
tidal changes can bring in a variety of fish species.
In summary, today is shaping up to be a great
day for fishing in the Florida Keys. With the right
lures and a bit of local knowledge, you're set for
a successful day on the water. So grab your gear,
head out and enjoy the beautiful Florida Keys fishing experience,
tight lines, and that is it for today. Hit the
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