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Best fishing times today in Ohio

Today's major and minor solunar periods on the largest lakes in Ohio, and a solunar table for each of 38 lakes and reservoirs.

Today on the largest lakes

Lake	Major periods	Minor periods
Lake Erie	03:10–05:10, 15:40–17:40	11:38–12:38, 20:36–21:36
Indian Lake	03:22–05:22, 15:52–17:52	11:44–12:44, 20:55–21:55
Alum Creek Lake	03:18–05:18, 15:48–17:48	11:39–12:39, 20:52–21:52
Atwood Lake	03:11–05:11, 15:41–17:41	11:33–12:33, 20:44–21:44
Brady Lake	03:11–05:11, 15:41–17:41	11:35–12:35, 20:42–21:42
Buckeye Lake	03:16–05:16, 15:46–17:46	11:36–12:36, 20:51–21:51
Charles Mill Lake	03:16–05:16, 15:46–17:46	11:38–12:38, 20:47–21:47
Clear Fork Reservoir	03:17–05:17, 15:47–17:47	11:39–12:39, 20:49–21:49
Clendening Lake	03:11–05:11, 15:41–17:41	11:32–12:32, 20:45–21:45
Comet Lake	03:12–05:12, 15:42–17:42	11:35–12:35, 20:43–21:43
Cowan Lake	03:22–05:22, 15:52–17:52	11:40–12:40, 20:59–21:59
Crystal Lake	03:12–05:12, 15:42–17:42	11:36–12:36, 20:42–21:42
Dillon Lake	03:15–05:15, 15:44–17:44	11:34–12:34, 20:49–21:49
Evans Lake	03:09–05:09, 15:38–17:38	11:32–12:32, 20:39–21:39
Geauga Lake	03:12–05:12, 15:41–17:41	11:36–12:36, 20:41–21:41
Grand Lake St. Marys	03:25–05:25, 15:54–17:54	11:46–12:46, 20:57–21:57
Guilford Lake	03:10–05:10, 15:39–17:39	11:32–12:32, 20:41–21:41
Highlandtown Lake	03:26–05:26, 15:55–17:55	11:44–12:44, 21:02–22:02
Hocking Hills Reservoir	03:17–05:17, 15:46–17:46	11:34–12:34, 20:53–21:53
Hueston Woods State Park	03:26–05:26, 15:55–17:55	11:44–12:44, 21:02–22:02
Indigo Lake (Ohio)	03:13–05:13, 15:42–17:42	11:37–12:37, 20:42–21:42
Kincaid Lake	03:24–05:24, 15:53–17:53	11:39–12:39, 21:03–22:03
Kiser Lake	03:23–05:23, 15:52–17:52	11:43–12:43, 20:56–21:56
LaDue Reservoir	03:11–05:11, 15:41–17:41	11:36–12:36, 20:40–21:40
Lake Mohawk	03:11–05:11, 15:41–17:41	11:33–12:33, 20:43–21:43

All lakes in Ohio

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.