Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today
for January ninth, twenty twenty five. The fishing conditions in
the Florida Keys in Miami are looking exceptionally promising. Here's
what you need to know Tides in weather today in
the Florida Keys. The high tides are at four oh
one a m and four O three p m, with
low tides at ten O six a m and ten
thirty p m. Sunrise is at seven O eight a
m and sunset is at five forty seven p m.
The weather is ideal with temperatures in the mid seventies
and winds at about eleven mata per hour, making it
perfect for a day on the water fish activity. The
fish activity has been robust. Off Shore, you can expect
to find black fintuna, Mahi mahi, and wahoo. The kingfish
bite is particularly hot this time of year, especially around
the reef lines. Yesterday saw a good number of kingfish
caught around these areas, along with some wahoo and mahi mahi.
Off Shore. Inshore anglers reported catching mangrove snappers, mackerels, and
a few snook near the shoreline best lures and bait
for kingfish. Trolling with rig ballely who or big spoons
is highly effective near the shoreline. Shrimp and sand fleas
are excellent baits for pompano and Spanish mackerel. For sailfish,
look for color changes where greenwater meets blue water and
use live baits or kite fishing. Spanish mackerel are also
active close to the shoreline and can be caught using
similar baits hot spots. One of the best spots to
fish for sailfish is around the color change areas where
the green water meets the blue water. This is also
a good spot to find some Spanish mackerel. For those
targeting kingfish, the reef areas are ideal, especially halfway down
the reef, where you can drop live baits or troll
with rigbally who. In the back country and Florida Bay,
mangrove snappers, mackerels, and mutton snappers are active near the
shoreline preparing to head inland for the winter, but still
active on warmer days. If you're looking for a unique catch,
consider the shrimp runs near the bridges in the Keys.
A few days before and after the full moon. Tarpin
often feed on these shrimp, and using a big, plump
shrimp drifted back, sometimes with a cork, can yield some
nice tarpin catches at night. Overall, the conditions are excellent
for a productive day of fishing in the Florida Keys
and Miami. Keep an eye on the weather and tidal
changes to maximize your catch. And that is it for today.
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