Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today.
As of October sixteenth, the fishing scene in the Florida
Keys in Miami is looking promising despite the recent hurricanes
that skirted the area. Weather and tides today expect partly
cloudy skies with a high of around eighty four grease
Ferrith and a low of seventy five goodies fair. The
winds are light, blowing at about ten miles per hour
from the southeast. Tides are moderate, with the high tide
at ten to thirty four am and the low tide
at four seventeen pm. Sunrise was at seven twenty four
am and sunset will be at six fifty three pm.
Fish activity yesterday saw a good mix of fish activity
across various waters in the backcountry and bays. Snook were active,
particularly around the inlets and points where there is some current.
They are starting to move closer to shore as the
temperatures drop slightly, making them more accessible for anglers. Kingfish
are also plentiful, often found closer to shore. Following the
bait schools, using live bait or spoons for trolling has
been effective for catching these fish. In the offshore waters,
the pelagics like mahi mahi and tuna are still a
bit challenging to find due to the lack of weed
lines and debris, but venturing out twenty to twenty five
miles can yield results. Best lures in bait For snook,
live bait such as pilchards or mullet is highly effective,
especially when cast near the jetties or points with some current.
Lures like jigs or soft plastics can also work well
for kingfish. Using spoons or live bait like blue runners
or herring is recommended When targeting mahi mahi and tuna.
Big baits like speedos or large bally who with a
wire leader are advisable hotspots. One of the hotspots right
now is around the inlets from Palm Beach down to Miami,
where snook are congregating. The jetties at these inlets are
great places to cast your line. Another good spot is
the beaches along the Atlantic Side where kingfish are following
the bait schools. Areas like Haulover Inlet and the beaches
around Miami Beach have been producing good catches. Keep an
eye on the weather as Tropical systems can still affect
the area, but the days leading up to a storm
can see a surge in fish activity. With the full
moon on October seventeenth, the fishing around the sixteenth through
the nineteenth is expected to be particularly good. And that
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