Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here's what's bending our rods today. As of
November two, twenty twenty four, the fishing scene in the
Florida Keys in Miami is looking promising, despite some variability
in recent days weather and tides. The weather today is
expected to be partly cloudy, with a high of seventy
eight grease ferra and a low of seventy derese fera,
making it ideal for a day on the water. The
tidal conditions are favorable, with a high tide at around
nine thirty am and a low tide at three thirty pm.
These tidal shifts often trigger fish activity, so be prepared
to capitalize on these windows sunrise and sunset. Sunrise is
at six fifty four am and sunset will be at
five thirty four pm, giving you ample daylight to explore
the waters. Fish activity Yesterday saw a mix of fish
activity across different areas. In the offshore waters, anglers reported
catching several Mahi mahi, particularly around the reef areas. The
backcountry and flats were active with snook, tarpin and spotted
sea trout. The inshore areas near Miami Beach in Biscayne
Bay yielded some pompano and jack cravals types and amounts
of fish. Mahi mahi. Several catches were reported offshore, with
some anglers landing up to five fish per trip. Snook
active in the back country and flats, with multiple catches
in the five to ten pound range. Tarpan scene rolling
in the shallow waters of the flats, though landing them
proved challenging. Spotted sea trout consistent catches in the back country,
with some fish reaching up to three pounds. Pano found
in the inshore areas, particularly around the beaches and near
shore structures. Best lures and bait for the reef and
offshore fishing. Jigs and spoons are working well for Mahi
mahi in the back country and flats. Live baits such
as shrimp and mullet are effective for snook and tarpin.
For spotted sea trout, soft plastics and small jigs are recommended.
In the inshore areas. Small jigs and live bait like
sand fleas are attracting pompano hotspots. Haulover Inlet, known for
its consistent snook and tarpain activity, especially during the title changes.
Biscayne Bay a hot spot for pompano and Jack Cravall's,
particularly around the shallow flats and nearshore structures. Overall, it's
shaping up to be a great day for fishing in
the Florida Keys and Miami. Make sure to adjust your
tactics according to the tidal shifts and fish behavior and
you'll likely find yourself reeling in some impressive catches. And
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