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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

LakeMajor periodsMinor periods
Eufaula Lake03.11–05.11, 15.40–17.4011.15–12.15, 21.01–22.01
Grand Lake o' the Cherokees03.08–05.08, 15.38–17.3811.16–12.16, 20.54–21.54
Foss Reservoir03.26–05.26, 15.56–17.5611.32–12.32, 21.16–22.16
Lake Wister03.07–05.07, 15.37–17.3711.11–12.11, 20.59–21.59
Arcadia Lake03.18–05.18, 15.48–17.4811.24–12.24, 21.08–22.08
Atoka Reservoir03.13–05.13, 15.43–17.4311.15–12.15, 21.06–22.06
Bellcow Lake03.17–05.17, 15.46–17.4611.22–12.22, 21.06–22.06
Birch Lake03.13–05.13, 15.43–17.4311.22–12.22, 21.00–22.00
Boomer Lake03.17–05.17, 15.47–17.4711.24–12.24, 21.05–22.05
Broken Bow Lake03.07–05.07, 15.37–17.3711.08–12.08, 21.01–22.01
Brushy Creek Reservoir03.08–05.08, 15.37–17.3711.13–12.13, 20.58–21.58
Canton Lake03.23–05.23, 15.53–17.5311.31–12.31, 21.11–22.11
Carl Blackwell Lake03.18–05.18, 15.47–17.4711.25–12.25, 21.06–22.06
Cedar Lake03.07–05.07, 15.37–17.3711.10–12.10, 20.59–21.59
Clayton Lake03.10–05.10, 15.39–17.3911.12–12.12, 21.03–22.03
Clear Creek Lake03.20–05.20, 15.50–17.5011.23–12.23, 21.13–22.13
Crowder Lake University Park03.24–05.24, 15.54–17.5411.29–12.29, 21.14–22.14
Dead Warrior Lake03.28–05.28, 15.58–17.5811.34–12.34, 21.17–22.17
Elmer Thomas Lake03.23–05.23, 15.53–17.5311.26–12.26, 21.15–22.15
Fort Cobb Reservoir03.23–05.23, 15.53–17.5311.27–12.27, 21.14–22.14
Fort Supply Lake03.27–05.27, 15.57–17.5711.36–12.36, 21.14–22.14
Fuqua Lake03.20–05.20, 15.49–17.4911.22–12.22, 21.12–22.12
Great Salt Plains Lake03.22–05.22, 15.51–17.5111.31–12.31, 21.07–22.07
Heyburn Lake03.14–05.14, 15.44–17.4411.21–12.21, 21.02–22.02
Hugo Lake03.10–05.10, 15.40–17.4011.11–12.11, 21.05–22.05

All lakes in Oklahoma

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.