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 fourth, twenty twenty four, the fishing scene
in the Florida Keys and Miami is looking promising. Here's
what you need to know for a successful day on
the water. Tidal report. The tides are in our favor today,
with a high tide at around nine thirty am and
a low tide at three thirty pm. This transition will
bring in a mix of bait, fish and larger predators,
making it an ideal time for fishing. Weather. The weather
is expected to be partly cloudy with a gentle breeze
out of the southeast at about ten miles per hour.
Water temperatures are in the mid seventies to low eighties,
perfect for a variety of fish species. Sunrise and sunset.
Sunrise is at seven twenty am and sunset will be
at six fifty five pm, giving you ample daylight to
fish both the morning and evening bites. Fish activity Yesterday
saw a good amount of activity, particularly for Mahi mahi,
which have been plentiful offshore. Anglers also reported catches of
tarpan snook and spotted sea trout in the inshore waters.
The mahi mahi were mostly found in the blue waters
around ten to fifteen miles off shore, while the tarpan
and snook were active in the mangrove areas and near
shore flats. Types and amounts of fish Mahi mahi were
the stars of the show, with several boats reporting multiple
catches in the ten to twenty pound range. Tarpon were
also abundant, with some anglers landing fish up to fifty pounds.
Snook and spotted sea trout were more scattered, but still
provided a good fight for those targeting them. Best lures
and bait for mahi mahi using brightly colored lures such
as jigs and spoons worked well. Live bait like bally
whu and blue runners were also very effective for tarpan
and snook. Live mullet and pinfish were the go to baits. Inshore,
Soft plastic lures and top water plug were successful for
catching spotted sea trout. Hotspots. One of the hot spots
right now is the area around Key Biscayanne, where the
edge of the reef meets the deeper waters. This spot
is known for its mahi mahi and occasional sailfish. Another
spot is the Mangrove Line shores of Biscayne Bay, which
are teeming with tarpin and snook. Overall, it's shaping up
to be a great day for fishing in the Florida
Keys and Miami. Make sure to take advantage of the
favorable tides and weather conditions to land some impressive catches.
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