Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
Good morning from the stunning waters of the Florida Keys
and Miami this Monday, April fourteenth, twenty twenty five. Anglers,
the day ahead offers fantastic opportunities for going after some
of the most prized catches in South Florida. The weather
is looking prime for fishing, with calm winds this morning,
building to a light breeze through the afternoon. Sunrise was
at seven o four am and sunset will grace the
horizon at seven forty eight pm, giving you plenty of
daylight hours to make the most of your fishing. Tides
for the content Keys today show a favorable pattern high
tides at two twenty eight am and one fifty two
pm and low tides at eight thirty two am and
nine thirty pm. Plan your fishing between the changing tides
for the best bite. Recent catches in the region have
been impressive. April is peaked tarpin season and these majestic
fish are stacking up in deeper waters throughout the Keys.
Offshore Mahi Mahi dolphinfish are making waves, especially around the
one hundred to one hundred and fifty feet depth range,
with some large specimens showing up. Wahoo have also been active,
particularly around reef structures on the flats. Bonefish are abundant
from Islamorada down to the lower Keys ocean side flats,
providing excellent opportunities for those targeting them with fly rods
or light spinning gear. For bait and lures, local favorites
are performing well. Soft plastics like doa shrimp, paddle tail
jigs and hogi lures are excellent for flat species such
as bonefish and permit. Live bait shrimp, crabs, pilchards and
mullet remains highly effective, especially for targeting tarpin, snook and barracuda. Offshore,
Vertical jigs and brightly colored trolling lures are the key
to attracting mahe and wahoo, while the ever reliable three
inch nlbn paddle tail lure is also proving its worth
in deeper channels and near bridges. If you're looking for
hot spots to day, consider hitting the seven mile Bridge,
a perennial favorite for snapper, grouper and yellowjack. The Islamorada
flats are ideal for bonefish and permit action, while offshore
anglers should head to deeper reefs or beyond the one
hundred feet mark for mahi mahi and wahoo encounters. The
Content Keys area is also perfect for a mix of
inshore action and back country exploration. In summary, with favorable weather,
active fish, and a promising tide schedule, to day is
a fantastic day to be on the water tight lines.
And may your day be filled with unforgettable catches. And
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