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Best fishing times today in Kansas

Today's major and minor solunar periods on the largest lakes in Kansas, and a solunar table for each of 40 lakes and reservoirs.

Today on the largest lakes

LakeMajor periodsMinor periods
Bean Lake03:09–05:09, 15:38–17:3811:27–12:27, 20:45–21:45
Big Hill Lake03:10–05:10, 15:40–17:4011:21–12:21, 20:54–21:54
Brown State Fishing Lake03:10–05:10, 15:40–17:4011:30–12:30, 20:45–21:45
Cedar Bluff Reservoir03:28–05:28, 15:58–17:5811:45–12:45, 21:07–22:07
Cheney Reservoir03:20–05:20, 15:50–17:5011:33–12:33, 21:02–22:02
Clark County State Lake03:28–05:28, 15:58–17:5811:40–12:40, 21:12–22:12
Clinton Lake03:10–05:10, 15:40–17:4011:26–12:26, 20:48–21:48
Council Grove Lake03:15–05:15, 15:44–17:4411:31–12:31, 20:54–21:54
El Dorado Lake03:16–05:16, 15:46–17:4611:29–12:29, 20:58–21:58
Elk City Lake03:12–05:12, 15:42–17:4211:23–12:23, 20:56–21:56
Fall River Lake03:13–05:13, 15:43–17:4311:25–12:25, 20:56–21:56
Harlan County Reservoir03:26–05:26, 15:56–17:5611:47–12:47, 21:00–22:00
Hillsdale Lake03:08–05:08, 15:38–17:3811:24–12:24, 20:47–21:47
John Redmond Reservoir03:12–05:12, 15:42–17:4211:26–12:26, 20:52–21:52
Kanopolis Lake03:21–05:21, 15:51–17:5111:37–12:37, 21:00–22:00
Keith Sebelius Lake03:29–05:29, 15:59–17:5911:49–12:49, 21:04–22:04
Kirwin Reservoir03:26–05:26, 15:56–17:5611:45–12:45, 21:01–22:01
Lake Afton03:19–05:19, 15:49–17:4911:31–12:31, 21:02–22:02
Lake Inman03:20–05:20, 15:49–17:4911:34–12:34, 21:00–22:00
Lake Jivaro03:11–05:11, 15:40–17:4011:28–12:28, 20:49–21:49
Lake Parsons03:10–05:10, 15:40–17:4011:21–12:21, 20:53–21:53
Lake Shawnee03:11–05:11, 15:41–17:4111:28–12:28, 20:49–21:49
Lake Sherwood03:12–05:12, 15:41–17:4111:29–12:29, 20:50–21:50
Lake Vaquero03:12–05:12, 15:42–17:4211:29–12:29, 20:50–21:50
Lake Wabaunsee03:13–05:13, 15:43–17:4311:30–12:30, 20:52–21:52

All lakes in Kansas

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.