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 beautiful Florida Keys. Today is April second,
twenty twenty five, and it's going to be a fantastic
day for fishing in the waters around the Keys and Miami.
Here's your detailed fishing report. The weather today features clear
skies with a temperature range of seventy five grees to
eighty two degrees. War Winds are light, coming out of
the east at about eight to twelve knots ideal conditions
for both inshore and offshore fishing. Sunrise is at seven
nine a m and sunset at seven forty p m,
giving anglers plenty of daylight for their fishing adventures. Low
tide occurs around eleven thirty a m, with a high
tide peaking around five fifty p m, creating excellent tidal
movement for fish activity later in the day. Tarpin season
is in full swing and anglers are reporting large schools
of these silver giants ranging from sixty to two hundred pounds,
particularly around the backwaters near Islamrada and the flats on
the ocean side of the lower Keys. Look for them
near bridge structures or deeper channels as they migrate south.
The preferred bait for tarpin right now is live mullet
or pilchards, but artificial lures like the Doa bait buster
are also working. Wonders off shore, the deeper waters one
hundred one hundred fifty feet just beyond the reef are
holding some big mahi mahi dolphinfish. Schools of wahoo have
also been spotted. Trolling ballyho or high speed lures like
vertical jigs has proven effective on the reef. Yellowtail snapper
are showing up in numbers and they're hitting on live
shrimp or cut bait like sardines. Use some chum to
bring them closer to your boat. On the flats, it's
a primetime for targeting bonefish and permit, especially west of
Key Largo and around the Middle Keys. These fish are
best approached with stealth. Live crabs and shrimp are the
go to baits, but flo live fishing enthusiasts have found
success using unweighted hogi lures or small crustacean like flies
for those staying closer to shore. Biscayne Bay is teeming
with snook and jack cravall in the Mangrove channels. Soft
plastics like paddle tail jigs such as the NLBN three
inch are working. Magic ladyfish and trout are also active
and can be caught on top water lures early in
the morning. A couple of hotspots to highlight today include
the seven Mile Bridge, where snapper, grouper, and yellowjacks are
being caught consistently. Another good spot is Flamingo in the
Everglades where tarpin, redfish and snook are all active. Gear
up with soft plastics, doa shrimp or rapalla x rap
lures and don't forget live shrimp or pilchards if you're
bait fishing. Today's conditions are perfect for a successful day,
So grab your rods and reels and hit the water
tight lines and we'll see you out there. And that
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