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Best fishing times today in Maine
Today's major and minor solunar periods on the largest lakes in Maine, and a solunar table for each of 84 lakes and reservoirs.
Today on the largest lakes
| Lake | Major periods | Minor periods |
|---|---|---|
| Long Lake | 2:27 GH–4:27 GH, 2:57 GD–4:57 GD | 11:02 GH–12:02 GD, 7:46 GD–8:46 GD |
| Moosehead Lake | 2:23 GH–4:23 GH, 2:53 GD–4:53 GD | 11:05 GH–12:05 GD, 7:34 GD–8:34 GD |
| Sebago Lake | 2:27 GH–4:27 GH, 2:56 GD–4:56 GD | 11:01 GH–12:01 GD, 7:46 GD–8:46 GD |
| Chesuncook Lake | 2:22 GH–4:22 GH, 2:51 GD–4:51 GD | 11:05 GH–12:05 GD, 7:31 GD–8:31 GD |
| Flagstaff Lake | 2:26 GH–4:26 GH, 2:55 GD–4:55 GD | 11:06 GH–12:06 GD, 7:39 GD–8:39 GD |
| Spednic Lake | 2:15 GH–4:15 GH, 2:44 GD–4:44 GD | 10:56 GH–11:56 GH, 7:26 GD–8:26 GD |
| Rangeley Lake | 2:27 GH–4:27 GH, 2:57 GD–4:57 GD | 11:06 GH–12:06 GD, 7:42 GD–8:42 GD |
| Cobbosseecontee Lake | 2:24 GH–4:24 GH, 2:54 GD–4:54 GD | 11:00 GH–12:00 GD, 7:42 GD–8:42 GD |
| Scopan Lake | 2:17 GH–4:17 GH, 2:47 GD–4:47 GD | 11:03 GH–12:03 GD, 7:24 GD–8:24 GD |
| South Twin Lake | 2:20 GH–4:20 GH, 2:49 GD–4:49 GD | 11:01 GH–12:01 GD, 7:31 GD–8:31 GD |
| East Lake | 2:23 GH–4:23 GH, 2:52 GD–4:52 GD | 11:12 GH–12:12 GD, 7:26 GD–8:26 GD |
| Beau Lake | 2:20 GH–4:20 GH, 2:50 GD–4:50 GD | 11:10 GH–12:10 GD, 7:23 GD–8:23 GD |
| Parker Pond | 2:25 GH–4:25 GH, 2:54 GD–4:54 GD | 11:01 GH–12:01 GD, 7:41 GD–8:41 GD |
| Swan Lake | 2:20 GH–4:20 GH, 2:50 GD–4:50 GD | 10:57 GH–11:57 GH, 7:36 GD–8:36 GD |
| Parmachenee Lake | 2:28 GH–4:28 GH, 2:58 GD–4:58 GD | 11:08 GH–12:08 GD, 7:42 GD–8:42 GD |
| Allagash Lake | 2:22 GH–4:22 GH, 2:52 GD–4:52 GD | 11:07 GH–12:07 GD, 7:30 GD–8:30 GD |
| Annabessacook Lake | 2:24 GH–4:24 GH, 2:54 GD–4:54 GD | 11:00 GH–12:00 GD, 7:42 GD–8:42 GD |
| Baskahegan Lake | 2:15 GH–4:15 GH, 2:45 GD–4:45 GD | 10:57 GH–11:57 GH, 7:27 GD–8:27 GD |
| Beech Hill Pond | 2:18 GH–4:18 GH, 2:48 GD–4:48 GD | 10:56 GH–11:56 GH, 7:34 GD–8:34 GD |
| Big Lake | 2:15 GH–4:15 GH, 2:44 GD–4:44 GD | 10:54 GH–11:54 GH, 7:28 GD–8:28 GD |
| Brandy Pond | 2:27 GH–4:27 GH, 2:56 GD–4:56 GD | 11:01 GH–12:01 GD, 7:46 GD–8:46 GD |
| Bryant Pond | 2:27 GH–4:27 GH, 2:57 GD–4:57 GD | 11:03 GH–12:03 GD, 7:44 GD–8:44 GD |
| Caucomgomoc Lake | 2:23 GH–4:23 GH, 2:52 GD–4:52 GD | 11:07 GH–12:07 GD, 7:31 GD–8:31 GD |
| Cedar Lake | 2:19 GH–4:19 GH, 2:49 GD–4:49 GD | 11:01 GH–12:01 GD, 7:31 GD–8:31 GD |
| Chamberlain Lake | 2:21 GH–4:21 GH, 2:51 GD–4:51 GD | 11:06 GH–12:06 GD, 7:30 GD–8:30 GD |
All lakes in Maine
- Allagash Lake
- Annabessacook Lake
- Baskahegan Lake
- Beau Lake
- Beech Hill Pond
- Big Lake
- Brandy Pond
- Bryant Pond
- Caucomgomoc Lake
- Cedar Lake
- Chamberlain Lake
- Chemquasabamticook Lake
- Chesuncook Lake
- China Lake
- Cliff Lake
- Cobbosseecontee Lake
- Crescent Lake
- Damariscotta Lake
- Eagle Lake
- East Grand Lake
- East Lake
- Echo Lake
- Ellis Pond
- Fifth Saint John Pond
- Fitts Pond
- Flagstaff Lake
- Gardner Lake
- Graham Lake
- Great Pond
- Green Lake
- Highland Lake
- Jordan Pond
- Keoka Lake
- Lake Androscoggin
- Lake Arrowhead
- Lake Auburn
- Lake Passagassawakeag
- Lobster Lake
- Long Lake
- Long Pond
- Lower Richardson Lake
- Maranacook Lake
- Meddybemps Lake
- Megunticook Lake
- Messalonskee Lake and Stream
- Millinocket Lake
- Millinocket Lake
- Moose Pond
- Moosehead Lake
- Mooselookmeguntic Lake
- Nahmakanta Lake
- Narrows Pond
- Nequasset Lake
- Nicatous Lake
- Panther Pond
- Parker Pond
- Parmachenee Lake
- Peabody Pond
- Pleasant Lake
- Ragged Lake
- Rainbow Lake
- Rangeley Lake
- Schoodic Lake
- Scopan Lake
- Sebago Lake
- Sebasticook Lake Fishweir Complex
- Seboeis Lake
- Second Saint John Pond
- Sheepscot Pond
- South Twin Lake
- Spednic Lake
- Spencer Lake
- St. George Lake
- Staples Pond
- Swan Lake
- Thomas Pond
- Toddy Pond
- Trickey Pond
- Umsaskis Lake
- Unity Pond
- Upper Lead Mountain Pond
- Upper Richardson Lake
- Webb Lake (Maine)
- Webber Pond
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.