The Solunar Calendar provides a window into the activity of wildlife. If you’d like to learn more about how you can use this tool to your advantage, make sure to read our article on The Solunar Method & History.
Solunar calendars can provide you with a nice baseline for potential animal activity, but you must also take into account local weather conditions leading up to (and during) your outing. If you’re largemouth bass fishing, it’s also a good idea to monitor barometric pressure and research the current local forage. Use all of the tools available to you to maximize your time on the water!
I’ll usually take a peek at the Solunar Calendar before I head out to tape some Illinois Largemouth Bass Fishing Videos – and I’ll check it before I Fish for Smallmouth Bass in Wisconsin, too. But I’ll be honest… even if it’s not an “excellent” day – I still go out and try to make my own luck! Check this out:
Tight lines!
(OH! Before you go make sure to check out In-Fisherman’s Solunar Calendar Tool. It’s free and fantastic if you’re wondering what the current solunar calendar looks like in your area.)
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Thanks for posting.
You bet my man – you going to be getting out and doing any fishing this month? I hope? It’s still pretty old and gross here…
I have been out a couple of times but after Easter it’s balls to the wall!
Heck yeah man! I’m hoping to sneak out for tomorrow a bit to brush the cobwebs off… really hope I get into a few. Have a great week!
Good luck. I might go a little while this evening.
Go get ’em!