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Best fishing times today in Washington

Today's major and minor solunar periods on the largest lakes in Washington, and a solunar table for each of 327 lakes and reservoirs.

Today on the largest lakes

Lake	Major periods	Minor periods
Lake Sacajawea	02:48–04:48, 15:18–17:18	11:35–12:35, 19:54–20:54
Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake	02:48–04:48, 15:18–17:18	11:44–12:44, 19:46–20:46
Lake Chelan	02:53–04:53, 15:23–17:23	11:48–12:48, 19:51–20:51
Banks Lake	02:49–04:49, 15:19–17:19	11:45–12:45, 19:47–20:47
Lake Washington	03:02–05:02, 15:32–17:32	11:57–12:57, 20:01–21:01
Wanapum Lake	02:52–04:52, 15:22–17:22	11:43–12:43, 19:56–20:56
Ross Lake	02:57–04:57, 15:27–17:27	11:58–12:58, 19:50–20:50
Riffe Lake	03:02–05:02, 15:32–17:32	11:51–12:51, 20:07–21:07
Ozette Lake	03:12–05:12, 15:42–17:42	12:09–13:09, 20:08–21:08
Lake Entiat	02:53–04:53, 15:23–17:23	11:48–12:48, 19:52–20:52
Moses Lake	02:50–04:50, 15:20–17:20	11:42–12:42, 19:52–20:52
Osoyoos Lake	02:50–04:50, 15:20–17:20	11:52–12:52, 19:42–20:42
Lake Crescent	03:08–05:08, 15:38–17:38	12:05–13:05, 20:05–21:05
Lake Whatcom	03:02–05:02, 15:32–17:32	12:03–13:03, 19:55–20:55
Lake Sammamish	03:01–05:01, 15:31–17:31	11:56–12:56, 20:00–21:00
Baker Lake	02:59–04:59, 15:29–17:29	12:00–13:00, 19:52–20:52
Swift Reservoir	03:02–05:02, 15:32–17:32	11:49–12:49, 20:09–21:09
Cle Elum Lake	02:57–04:57, 15:27–17:27	11:50–12:50, 19:58–20:58
Lake Cushman	03:06–05:06, 15:36–17:36	12:00–13:00, 20:06–21:06
Lake Quinault	03:09–05:09, 15:38–17:38	12:03–13:03, 20:09–21:09
Rock Island Pool	02:53–04:53, 15:23–17:23	11:46–12:46, 19:54–20:54
Omak Lake	02:50–04:50, 15:20–17:20	11:48–12:48, 19:46–20:46
Alder Lake	03:02–05:02, 15:32–17:32	11:52–12:52, 20:05–21:05
Rimrock Lake	02:57–04:57, 15:27–17:27	11:47–12:47, 20:02–21:02
Lake Wenatchee	02:56–04:56, 15:26–17:26	11:51–12:51, 19:54–20:54

All lakes in Washington

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.