Speaker 1: This is your daily Fishing Report podcast for Florida Keys
Miami and here is what is bending our rods today
for December twenty sixth, twenty twenty four in the Florida
Keys In Miami, the fishing scene is looking promising despite
the holiday season tides in weather today in the Content
Keys area. The tide times are as follows low tide
at four twenty nine am with a height of point
one six feet, high tide at nine fifty six am
with a height of two point one two feet, low
tide at three thirty three pm with a height of
one point zero seven feet, and high tide at nine
oh one pm with a height of three point four
five feet. Sunrise is at seven o eight a m
and sunset is at five forty five pm. The weather
has been relatively calm after some windy days earlier in
the week, making it more favorable for fishing. However, be
prepared for potential cold fronts that can affect fish behavior.
Fish activity in the backcountry and creeks. Anglers have been
catching a variety of species. Yesterday, there were good catches
of snook, redfish, drum and sheep shed using shrimp as bait.
These fish were active, especially in the morning hours when
the waters were calmer. Offshore, there have been reports of
large redfish and black drum. The key to success has
been moving around and trying different tactics, as the fish
were not biting aggressively in every spot. Best lures in
bait for backcountry fishing, shrimp has been the go to bait,
yielding a solid bite for snook, redfish and drum. For
offshore fishing, using larger baits like jigs or cut bait
can attract the bigger redfish and black drum hot spots.
One of the hot spots has been the creeks in
backcountry areas where the fish are seeking shelter and feeding
on shrimp. Offshore areas around the reefs and deeper waters
have been productive for larger species like redfish and black drum.
Given the tidal patterns, morning and late afternoon trips are
recommended for the best results. Be prepared to move around
to find the active fish and don't hesitate to switch
tactics if the bite is slow. With the upcoming cold front,
fish activity might increase as the waters cool down. Overall,
it's a good time to get out on the water
in the Florida Keys in Miami with a variety of
fish species available and favorable tidal conditions. And that is
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