Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
For today, January twenty six, twenty twenty five, in the
Florida Keys in Miami, the fishing conditions are looking promising
despite the cold fronts that have been passing through the area. First,
let's look at the tidal report for North Key Largo today.
The low tide is at two twenty one am with
a height of miightive point zero two meters. The high
tide is at eight eight fifty five am with a
height of zero point two meters. The second low tide
is at two fifty three pm with a height of
zero point zero five meters, and the second high tide
is at eight fifty three pm with a height of
zero point one eight meters. Sunrise is at seven oh
six am and sunset is at six oh one pm.
The weather has been a bit chilly, but this is
typical for January. The cold fronts can stir up the seas,
but they also bring active fishing. Keep an eye on
the weather as these fronts can make the seas rough
in terms of fish activity. The selfish likely a typo
for selfish but intended to mean kingfish or other species
are biting strongly, especially near the reef lines. Kingfish are
feeding just off the reef and using live goggle eyes
or spoons can be very effective. Wahoo are also mixed
in and you can catch them using similar tactics. Spanish
mackerel are close to the shoreline, and shrimp or sand
fleas work well for pompano if you're fishing near the
beaches or inlets one For those fishing in Florida Bay,
snook are near the shoreline and can be active on
warmer days. Red fish and plodrum are also in the area,
and using live bait such as big live shrimp or
pilchards can be successful. Mangrove snappers, mutton snappers, and yellowtail
snappers are active on the bottom and chumming with live
bait can attract a variety of species. If you're looking
for hot spots, consider the finger channels in the upper Keys.
These areas can be as deep as sixteen feet and
are known from mangrove snappers, mackerels, and mutton snappers. Be
cautious navigating these shallow waters. Another good spot is near
the bridges in the Keys, especially a few days before
or after the full moon, where you can catch shrimp
and tarpon feeding on them. For lures, spoons, rig ballow
or drift fishing with live bait are good options for bait.
Live goggle eyes, shrimp, and sand fleas are highly recommended. Overall,
it's a great time to get out on the water
in the Florida Keys in Miami with a variety of
species active and ready to bite. Just remember to check
the weather and navigate carefully, especially in the shallow areas.
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