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Best fishing times today in Vermont
Today's major and minor solunar periods on the largest lakes in Vermont, and a solunar table for each of 19 lakes and reservoirs.
Today on the largest lakes
| Lake | Major periods | Minor periods |
|---|---|---|
| Lake Champlain | 2:38–4:38, 15:08–17:08 | 11:15–12:15, 19:54–20:54 |
| Comerford Reservoir | 2:33–4:33, 15:02–17:02 | 11:09–12:09, 19:50–20:50 |
| Lake Dunmore | 2:37–4:37, 15:07–17:07 | 11:12–12:12, 19:56–20:56 |
| Harvey's Lake | 2:33–4:33, 15:03–17:03 | 11:09–12:09, 19:51–20:51 |
| Dyken Pond | 2:39–4:39, 15:08–17:08 | 11:08–12:08, 20:03–21:03 |
| Echo Lake | 2:33–4:33, 15:02–17:02 | 11:11–12:11, 19:47–20:47 |
| Griffith Lake | 2:37–4:37, 15:06–17:06 | 11:09–12:09, 19:58–20:58 |
| Indian Brook Reservoir | 2:37–4:37, 15:07–17:07 | 11:14–12:14, 19:53–20:53 |
| Kendall Pond | 2:39–4:39, 15:08–17:08 | 11:08–12:08, 20:03–21:03 |
| Lake Carmi | 2:36–4:36, 15:06–17:06 | 11:15–12:15, 19:51–20:51 |
| Lake Elmore | 2:35–4:35, 15:05–17:05 | 11:12–12:12, 19:51–20:51 |
| Lake Iroquois | 2:37–4:37, 15:07–17:07 | 11:14–12:14, 19:54–20:54 |
| Lake Parker | 2:34–4:34, 15:03–17:03 | 11:12–12:12, 19:49–20:49 |
| Lake Rescue | 2:36–4:36, 15:05–17:05 | 11:08–12:08, 19:57–20:57 |
| Lake Seymour | 2:33–4:33, 15:02–17:02 | 11:11–12:11, 19:47–20:47 |
| McIndoes Reservoir | 2:33–4:33, 15:03–17:03 | 11:09–12:09, 19:50–20:50 |
| Runaway Pond | 2:34–4:34, 15:03–17:03 | 11:11–12:11, 19:49–20:49 |
| Seymour Lake | 2:33–4:33, 15:02–17:02 | 11:11–12:11, 19:47–20:47 |
| Wrightsville Reservoir | 2:35–4:35, 15:05–17:05 | 11:11–12:11, 19:52–20:52 |
All lakes in Vermont
- Comerford Reservoir
- Dyken Pond
- Echo Lake
- Griffith Lake
- Harvey's Lake
- Indian Brook Reservoir
- Kendall Pond
- Lake Carmi
- Lake Champlain
- Lake Dunmore
- Lake Elmore
- Lake Iroquois
- Lake Parker
- Lake Rescue
- Lake Seymour
- McIndoes Reservoir
- Runaway Pond
- Seymour Lake
- Wrightsville Reservoir
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.