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Best fishing times today in Oklahoma
Today's major and minor solunar periods on the largest lakes in Oklahoma, and a solunar table for each of 82 lakes and reservoirs.
Today on the largest lakes
| Lake | Major periods | Minor periods |
|---|---|---|
| Eufaula Lake | 3:11 AM–5:11 AM, 3:40 PM–5:40 PM | 11:15 AM–12:15 PM, 9:01 PM–10:01 PM |
| Grand Lake o' the Cherokees | 3:08 AM–5:08 AM, 3:38 PM–5:38 PM | 11:16 AM–12:16 PM, 8:54 PM–9:54 PM |
| Foss Reservoir | 3:26 AM–5:26 AM, 3:56 PM–5:56 PM | 11:32 AM–12:32 PM, 9:16 PM–10:16 PM |
| Lake Wister | 3:07 AM–5:07 AM, 3:37 PM–5:37 PM | 11:11 AM–12:11 PM, 8:59 PM–9:59 PM |
| Arcadia Lake | 3:18 AM–5:18 AM, 3:48 PM–5:48 PM | 11:24 AM–12:24 PM, 9:08 PM–10:08 PM |
| Atoka Reservoir | 3:13 AM–5:13 AM, 3:43 PM–5:43 PM | 11:15 AM–12:15 PM, 9:06 PM–10:06 PM |
| Bellcow Lake | 3:17 AM–5:17 AM, 3:46 PM–5:46 PM | 11:22 AM–12:22 PM, 9:06 PM–10:06 PM |
| Birch Lake | 3:13 AM–5:13 AM, 3:43 PM–5:43 PM | 11:22 AM–12:22 PM, 9:00 PM–10:00 PM |
| Boomer Lake | 3:17 AM–5:17 AM, 3:47 PM–5:47 PM | 11:24 AM–12:24 PM, 9:05 PM–10:05 PM |
| Broken Bow Lake | 3:07 AM–5:07 AM, 3:37 PM–5:37 PM | 11:08 AM–12:08 PM, 9:01 PM–10:01 PM |
| Brushy Creek Reservoir | 3:08 AM–5:08 AM, 3:37 PM–5:37 PM | 11:13 AM–12:13 PM, 8:58 PM–9:58 PM |
| Canton Lake | 3:23 AM–5:23 AM, 3:53 PM–5:53 PM | 11:31 AM–12:31 PM, 9:11 PM–10:11 PM |
| Carl Blackwell Lake | 3:18 AM–5:18 AM, 3:47 PM–5:47 PM | 11:25 AM–12:25 PM, 9:06 PM–10:06 PM |
| Cedar Lake | 3:07 AM–5:07 AM, 3:37 PM–5:37 PM | 11:10 AM–12:10 PM, 8:59 PM–9:59 PM |
| Clayton Lake | 3:10 AM–5:10 AM, 3:39 PM–5:39 PM | 11:12 AM–12:12 PM, 9:03 PM–10:03 PM |
| Clear Creek Lake | 3:20 AM–5:20 AM, 3:50 PM–5:50 PM | 11:23 AM–12:23 PM, 9:13 PM–10:13 PM |
| Crowder Lake University Park | 3:24 AM–5:24 AM, 3:54 PM–5:54 PM | 11:29 AM–12:29 PM, 9:14 PM–10:14 PM |
| Dead Warrior Lake | 3:28 AM–5:28 AM, 3:58 PM–5:58 PM | 11:34 AM–12:34 PM, 9:17 PM–10:17 PM |
| Elmer Thomas Lake | 3:23 AM–5:23 AM, 3:53 PM–5:53 PM | 11:26 AM–12:26 PM, 9:15 PM–10:15 PM |
| Fort Cobb Reservoir | 3:23 AM–5:23 AM, 3:53 PM–5:53 PM | 11:27 AM–12:27 PM, 9:14 PM–10:14 PM |
| Fort Supply Lake | 3:27 AM–5:27 AM, 3:57 PM–5:57 PM | 11:36 AM–12:36 PM, 9:14 PM–10:14 PM |
| Fuqua Lake | 3:20 AM–5:20 AM, 3:49 PM–5:49 PM | 11:22 AM–12:22 PM, 9:12 PM–10:12 PM |
| Great Salt Plains Lake | 3:22 AM–5:22 AM, 3:51 PM–5:51 PM | 11:31 AM–12:31 PM, 9:07 PM–10:07 PM |
| Heyburn Lake | 3:14 AM–5:14 AM, 3:44 PM–5:44 PM | 11:21 AM–12:21 PM, 9:02 PM–10:02 PM |
| Hugo Lake | 3:10 AM–5:10 AM, 3:40 PM–5:40 PM | 11:11 AM–12:11 PM, 9:05 PM–10:05 PM |
All lakes in Oklahoma
- Arcadia Lake
- Atoka Reservoir
- Bellcow Lake
- Birch Lake
- Boomer Lake
- Broken Bow Lake
- Brushy Creek Reservoir
- Canton Lake
- Carl Blackwell Lake
- Cedar Lake
- Clayton Lake
- Clear Creek Lake
- Crowder Lake University Park
- Dead Warrior Lake
- Elmer Thomas Lake
- Eufaula Lake
- Fort Cobb Reservoir
- Fort Supply Lake
- Foss Reservoir
- Fuqua Lake
- Grand Lake o' the Cherokees
- Great Salt Plains Lake
- Heyburn Lake
- Hugo Lake
- Hulah Lake
- Kaw Lake
- Keystone Lake
- Konawa Reservoir
- Lake Altus-Lugert
- Lake Bixhoma
- Lake Carl Albert
- Lake Claremore
- Lake Dahlgren
- Lake El Reno
- Lake Ellsworth
- Lake Elmer
- Lake Eucha
- Lake Frederick
- Lake Hefner
- Lake Hobart
- Lake Holdenville
- Lake Hudson
- Lake Humphreys
- Lake Jean Neustadt
- Lake Jed Johnson
- Lake Lawtonka
- Lake Murray
- Lake Overholser
- Lake Stanley Draper
- Lake Thunderbird
- Lake Waxhoma
- Lake Wister
- Lake Yahola
- Lake of the Arbuckles
- Lloyd Church Lake
- Lone Chimney Lake
- McGee Creek Reservoir
- Nanih Waiya Lake
- Oologah Lake
- Optima Lake
- Ozzie Cobb Lake
- Pat Mayse Lake
- Quanah Parker Lake
- Raymond Gary Lake
- Robert S. Kerr Reservoir
- Rock Creek Reservoir
- Salyer Lake
- Sardis Lake (Oklahoma)
- Skiatook Lake
- Skipout Lake
- Sooner Lake
- Spavinaw Water Project
- Sportsman Lake
- Stroud Lake
- Tenkiller Ferry Lake
- Tom Steed Reservoir
- Watonga Lake
- Waurika Lake
- Webbers Falls Lake
- Wes Watkins Reservoir
- Wewoka Lake
- Wild Horse Lake
Times are calculated with the PyEphem astronomy library for the lake's coordinates (Wikidata, CC0), in local time with daylight saving where it applies. Solunar periods are a fishing tradition, not a scientific forecast.