According to our calculations, today Feb 12, 2017 has a 3 out of 4 rating and is a good day for fishing.
The current moonphase is a Full Moon and 99 percent of the moon is visible.
The sun will rise at 05:35 and sets at 18:46 while the moon rises at 19:49 and sets at 06:46.
Best fishing times are indicated by the four solunar periods of high feeding activity.
The two major solunar periods last for two hours or more and normally produce best results. Check out those days when they happen during sunrise or sunset for an extra boost.
The first major solunar feeding period starts at –. The second major solunar feeding period starts at 12:17.
Minor periods last for about one or two hours. Feeding is said to be less vigorous. But if other factors like weather, tides, sunrise, etc are favorable those times could be just as good as the major times.
The first minor solunar feeding period starts at 05:46. This is just around sunrise and therefore gets an extra rating. The second minor solunar feeding period starts at 18:49.
The current moonphase is a Full Moon and 99 percent of the moon is visible.
The sun will rise at 05:35 and sets at 18:46 while the moon rises at 19:49 and sets at 06:46.
Best fishing times are indicated by the four solunar periods of high feeding activity.
The two major solunar periods last for two hours or more and normally produce best results. Check out those days when they happen during sunrise or sunset for an extra boost.
The first major solunar feeding period starts at –. The second major solunar feeding period starts at 12:17.
Minor periods last for about one or two hours. Feeding is said to be less vigorous. But if other factors like weather, tides, sunrise, etc are favorable those times could be just as good as the major times.
The first minor solunar feeding period starts at 05:46. This is just around sunrise and therefore gets an extra rating. The second minor solunar feeding period starts at 18:49.
According to our calculations, today Feb 12, 2017 has a 3 out of 4 rating ( (*) (*) (*) ( ) ) and is a good day for fishing.
The current moonphase is a Full Moon and 99 percent of the moon is visible.
The sun will rise at 05:35 and sets at 18:46 while the moon rises at 19:49 and sets at 06:46.
Best fishing times are indicated by the four solunar periods of high feeding activity.
The two major solunar periods last for two hours or more and normally produce best results. Check out those days when they happen during sunrise or sunset for an extra boost.
The first major solunar feeding period starts at –. The second major solunar feeding period starts at 12:17.
Minor periods last for about one or two hours. Feeding is said to be less vigorous. But if other factors like weather, tides, sunrise, etc are favorable those times could be just as good as the major times.
The first minor solunar feeding period starts at 05:46. This is just around sunrise and therefore gets an extra rating. The second minor solunar feeding period starts at 18:49.
The current moonphase is a Full Moon and 99 percent of the moon is visible.
The sun will rise at 05:35 and sets at 18:46 while the moon rises at 19:49 and sets at 06:46.
Best fishing times are indicated by the four solunar periods of high feeding activity.
The two major solunar periods last for two hours or more and normally produce best results. Check out those days when they happen during sunrise or sunset for an extra boost.
The first major solunar feeding period starts at –. The second major solunar feeding period starts at 12:17.
Minor periods last for about one or two hours. Feeding is said to be less vigorous. But if other factors like weather, tides, sunrise, etc are favorable those times could be just as good as the major times.
The first minor solunar feeding period starts at 05:46. This is just around sunrise and therefore gets an extra rating. The second minor solunar feeding period starts at 18:49.
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