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 twenty seventh, the Florida Keys and Miami
are offering some exceptional fishing opportunities, making this a great
time to be out on the water, weather and tides.
The weather is looking pleasant with mild temperatures and northeasterly winds,
which is typical for this time of year as the
fall bait migration is in full effect. Today's sunrise is
at seven thirty three am and sunset will be at
six forty three pm. Tides are crucial and for today,
the high tide is expected around ten thirty am, with
the low tide at four thirty pm. These tidal changes
will significantly influence fish activity. Fish activity yesterday saw a
lot of action in the waters around the Florida Keys.
In Miami, the fall bait migration has brought massive groups
of bait fish down the coasts and into the Everglades
and the Keys, attracting a variety of predators. Tarpin, although
typically more active later in the season, have made a
late season appearance and can be found in larger groups.
Red fish and snook fishing has been stellar, with larger
snook in the twelve to eighteen pound range and red
fish mixed in black drum usually seen later in the
colder months, have also been spotted in some areas, with
catches in the twenty five pound range. Best lures and
bait For inshore fishing, live bait is highly effective. Use
live shrimp or cut bait for redfish, especially around mangrove
shore lines and oyster bars during high tide. Snook are
biting well in the passes and around bridges, with live
bait being the best choice, although artificial lures like jigs
and swim baits can also work for trout. A three
inch savage gear mannic shrimp rigged under a popping cork
has been successful hash jawed hotspots. One of the hot
spots right now is around the protected areas of islands, creeks, canals,
and shore lines of Flamingo and the mainland of South Florida.
The flats are also a good spot, especially with the
higher than normal tides reaching different parts of the flats
and bay. For those targeting larger fish, the inlets from
the Palm Beaches down to Miami are good places to
cast live bait or lures for snook. The jetties and
points with a bit of current are ideal for snook
as they tend to ambush feed in these areas. Overall,
the conditions are perfect for a productive day of fishing
in the Florida Keys and Miami. With the right bait
and knowledge of the tides, you're set for an exciting
day on the water. And that is it for today.
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