Month overview
Day ranking
Hourly breakdown (top 14 days)
#1 Sunday, August 2 2026 ★★★★☆ 76 18:00–20:00 avg 76 / peak 76
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (2.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.2m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 17:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: near full moon.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#2 Monday, August 3 2026 ★★★★☆ 71 15:00–20:00 avg 71 / peak 78
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.4m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 15:36–17:36 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 16:36 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#3 Sunday, August 9 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 85
Why this day?
- Moon 24/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 08:38–10:38 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · lunar transit 09:38 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#4 Wednesday, August 5 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 17:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 82
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.7m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.7m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 17:11–19:11 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.2 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 18:11 · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#5 Monday, August 10 2026 ★★★★☆ 73 17:00–19:00 avg 73 / peak 77
Why this day?
- Moon 26/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.3m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.3m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonset) 16:29–17:29 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.0 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: dusk light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#6 Saturday, August 8 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 92
Why this day?
- Moon 23/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.1m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 07:33–09:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · lunar transit 08:33 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#7 Friday, August 7 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 87
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (4.0m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.0m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 06:33–08:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#8 Thursday, August 6 2026 ★★★★☆ 74 08:00–10:00 avg 74 / peak 79
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.9m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#9 Saturday, August 15 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 81
Why this day?
- Moon 3/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 18:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 08:32–09:32 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 09:02 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#10 Wednesday, August 12 2026 ★★★★☆ 74 08:00–10:00 avg 74 / peak 80
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#11 Tuesday, August 11 2026 ★★★★☆ 77 08:00–10:00 avg 77 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#12 Thursday, August 13 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 08:00–10:00 avg 75 / peak 81
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#13 Friday, August 14 2026 ★★★★☆ 78 08:00–10:00 avg 78 / peak 85
Why this day?
- Moon 2/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 07:44–08:44 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.0 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 08:14 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#14 Tuesday, August 4 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 17:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 84
Why this day?
- Moon 19/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.5m at 09:00, low tide 0.1m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 16:22–18:22 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady tidal flow · lunar antitransit 17:22 · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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Month overview
Day ranking
Hourly breakdown (top 14 days)
#1 Sunday, August 2 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 18:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 76
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (2.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.2m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 17:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: near full moon.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#2 Monday, August 3 2026 ★★★★☆ 71 15:00–20:00 avg 71 / peak 78
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.4m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 15:36–17:36 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 16:36 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#3 Sunday, August 9 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 86
Why this day?
- Moon 24/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 08:38–10:38 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · lunar transit 09:38 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#4 Wednesday, August 5 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 17:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 82
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.7m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.7m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 17:11–19:11 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.2 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 18:11 · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#5 Monday, August 10 2026 ★★★★☆ 72 17:00–19:00 avg 72 / peak 77
Why this day?
- Moon 26/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.3m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.3m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonset) 16:29–17:29 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.0 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: dusk light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#6 Saturday, August 8 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 92
Why this day?
- Moon 23/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.1m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 07:33–09:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · lunar transit 08:33 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#7 Friday, August 7 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 87
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (4.0m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.0m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 06:33–08:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#8 Thursday, August 6 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 08:00–10:00 avg 75 / peak 79
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.9m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#9 Saturday, August 15 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 82
Why this day?
- Moon 3/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 18:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 08:32–09:32 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 09:02 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#10 Wednesday, August 12 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 08:00–10:00 avg 75 / peak 80
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#11 Thursday, August 13 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 08:00–10:00 avg 75 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#12 Tuesday, August 11 2026 ★★★★☆ 77 08:00–10:00 avg 77 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#13 Friday, August 14 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 85
Why this day?
- Moon 2/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 07:44–08:44 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.0 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 08:14 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#14 Tuesday, August 4 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 17:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 84
Why this day?
- Moon 19/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.5m at 09:00, low tide 0.1m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 16:22–18:22 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady tidal flow · lunar antitransit 17:22 · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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Month overview
Day ranking
Hourly breakdown (top 14 days)
#1 Wednesday, August 5 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 17:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 82
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.7m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.7m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 17:11–19:11 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.3 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 18:11 · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#2 Monday, August 3 2026 ★★★★☆ 70 15:00–20:00 avg 70 / peak 77
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.4m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 15:36–17:36 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 16:36 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#3 Sunday, August 9 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 86
Why this day?
- Moon 24/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 08:38–10:38 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · lunar transit 09:38 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#4 Monday, August 10 2026 ★★★★☆ 72 08:00–14:00 avg 72 / peak 84
Why this day?
- Moon 26/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.3m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.3m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 09:43–11:43 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.1 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady tidal flow · lunar transit 10:43 · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#5 Saturday, August 8 2026 ★★★★★ 85 08:00–10:00 avg 85 / peak 93
Why this day?
- Moon 23/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.1m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 07:33–09:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · lunar transit 08:33 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#6 Thursday, August 6 2026 ★★★★☆ 76 08:00–10:00 avg 76 / peak 80
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.9m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Pressure falling (-1.0 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#7 Saturday, August 15 2026 ★★★★☆ 80 08:00–10:00 avg 80 / peak 82
Why this day?
- Moon 3/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 18:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 08:32–09:32 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 09:02 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#8 Thursday, August 13 2026 ★★★★☆ 76 08:00–10:00 avg 76 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#9 Wednesday, August 12 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 08:00–10:00 avg 75 / peak 81
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#10 Tuesday, August 11 2026 ★★★★☆ 77 08:00–10:00 avg 77 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#11 Friday, August 14 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 86
Why this day?
- Moon 2/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 07:44–08:44 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.1 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 08:14 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#12 Sunday, August 2 2026 ★★★★☆ 72 15:00–17:00 avg 72 / peak 75
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (2.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.2m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 17:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 14:53–16:53 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong ebb · lunar antitransit 15:53.
- Watch out: near full moon.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#13 Tuesday, August 4 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 17:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 84
Why this day?
- Moon 19/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.5m at 09:00, low tide 0.1m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 16:22–18:22 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady tidal flow · lunar antitransit 17:22 · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#14 Friday, August 7 2026 ★★★★★ 80 08:00–10:00 avg 80 / peak 88
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (4.0m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.0m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 06:33–08:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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Month overview
Day ranking
Hourly breakdown (top 14 days)
#1 Monday, August 3 2026 ★★★★☆ 70 15:00–20:00 avg 70 / peak 77
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.4m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 15:36–17:36 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 16:36 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#2 Wednesday, August 5 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 17:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 82
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.7m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.7m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 17:11–19:11 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.3 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 18:11 · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#3 Sunday, August 9 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 86
Why this day?
- Moon 24/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 08:38–10:38 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · lunar transit 09:38 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#4 Monday, August 10 2026 ★★★★☆ 73 08:00–14:00 avg 73 / peak 84
Why this day?
- Moon 26/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.3m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.3m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 09:43–11:43 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.0 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady tidal flow · lunar transit 10:43 · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#5 Saturday, August 8 2026 ★★★★★ 85 08:00–10:00 avg 85 / peak 93
Why this day?
- Moon 23/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.1m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 07:33–09:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · lunar transit 08:33 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#6 Thursday, August 6 2026 ★★★★☆ 76 08:00–10:00 avg 76 / peak 81
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.9m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#7 Saturday, August 15 2026 ★★★★☆ 80 08:00–10:00 avg 80 / peak 82
Why this day?
- Moon 3/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 18:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 08:32–09:32 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 09:02 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#8 Wednesday, August 12 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 08:00–10:00 avg 75 / peak 81
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#9 Tuesday, August 11 2026 ★★★★☆ 77 08:00–10:00 avg 77 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#10 Thursday, August 13 2026 ★★★★☆ 76 08:00–10:00 avg 76 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#11 Friday, August 14 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 86
Why this day?
- Moon 2/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 07:44–08:44 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.1 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 08:14 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#12 Sunday, August 2 2026 ★★★★☆ 72 15:00–17:00 avg 72 / peak 75
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (2.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.2m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 17:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 14:53–16:53 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong ebb · lunar antitransit 15:53.
- Watch out: near full moon.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#13 Tuesday, August 4 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 17:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 84
Why this day?
- Moon 19/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.5m at 09:00, low tide 0.1m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 16:22–18:22 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady tidal flow · lunar antitransit 17:22 · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#14 Friday, August 7 2026 ★★★★★ 80 08:00–10:00 avg 80 / peak 88
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (4.0m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.0m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 06:33–08:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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Month overview
Day ranking
Hourly breakdown (top 14 days)
#1 Sunday, August 2 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 18:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 75
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (2.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.2m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 17:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: near full moon.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#2 Monday, August 3 2026 ★★★★☆ 70 15:00–20:00 avg 70 / peak 77
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.4m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 15:36–17:36 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 16:36 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#3 Sunday, August 9 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 86
Why this day?
- Moon 24/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 08:38–10:38 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · lunar transit 09:38 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#4 Wednesday, August 5 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 17:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 81
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.7m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.7m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 17:11–19:11 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.2 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 18:11 · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#5 Saturday, August 8 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 92
Why this day?
- Moon 23/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.1m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 07:33–09:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · lunar transit 08:33 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#6 Monday, August 10 2026 ★★★★☆ 72 17:00–19:00 avg 72 / peak 77
Why this day?
- Moon 26/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.3m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.3m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonset) 16:29–17:29 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.1 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: dusk light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#7 Friday, August 7 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 87
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (4.0m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.0m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 06:33–08:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#8 Thursday, August 6 2026 ★★★★☆ 74 08:00–10:00 avg 74 / peak 79
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.9m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#9 Tuesday, August 4 2026 ★★★★☆ 73 16:00–20:00 avg 73 / peak 84
Why this day?
- Moon 19/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.5m at 09:00, low tide 0.1m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 16:22–18:22 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 17:22 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#10 Saturday, August 15 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 82
Why this day?
- Moon 3/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 18:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 08:32–09:32 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 09:02 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#11 Wednesday, August 12 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 08:00–10:00 avg 75 / peak 80
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#12 Thursday, August 13 2026 ★★★★☆ 76 08:00–10:00 avg 76 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#13 Friday, August 14 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 85
Why this day?
- Moon 2/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 07:44–08:44 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.0 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 08:14 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#14 Tuesday, August 11 2026 ★★★★☆ 77 08:00–10:00 avg 77 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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Month overview
Day ranking
Hourly breakdown (top 14 days)
#1 Sunday, August 2 2026 ★★★★☆ 74 18:00–20:00 avg 74 / peak 75
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (2.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.2m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 17:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: near full moon.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#2 Monday, August 3 2026 ★★★★☆ 70 15:00–20:00 avg 70 / peak 77
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.4m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 15:36–17:36 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 16:36 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#3 Sunday, August 9 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 85
Why this day?
- Moon 24/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 08:38–10:38 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · lunar transit 09:38 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#4 Monday, August 10 2026 ★★★★☆ 72 17:00–19:00 avg 72 / peak 77
Why this day?
- Moon 26/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.3m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.3m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonset) 16:29–17:29 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.0 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: dusk light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#5 Saturday, August 8 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 91
Why this day?
- Moon 23/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.1m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 07:33–09:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · lunar transit 08:33 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#6 Tuesday, August 4 2026 ★★★★☆ 73 16:00–20:00 avg 73 / peak 84
Why this day?
- Moon 19/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.5m at 09:00, low tide 0.1m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 16:22–18:22 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 17:22 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#7 Friday, August 7 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 87
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (4.0m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.0m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 06:33–08:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#8 Thursday, August 6 2026 ★★★★☆ 74 08:00–10:00 avg 74 / peak 79
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.9m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#9 Saturday, August 15 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 82
Why this day?
- Moon 3/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 18:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 08:32–09:32 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 09:02 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#10 Wednesday, August 12 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 08:00–10:00 avg 75 / peak 80
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#11 Tuesday, August 11 2026 ★★★★☆ 77 08:00–10:00 avg 77 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#12 Thursday, August 13 2026 ★★★★☆ 76 08:00–10:00 avg 76 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#13 Friday, August 14 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 85
Why this day?
- Moon 2/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 07:44–08:44 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.1 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 08:14 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#14 Wednesday, August 5 2026 ★★★☆☆ 68 08:00–14:00 avg 68 / peak 76
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.7m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.7m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonset) 11:28–12:28 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.3 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · moonset 11:58.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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Month overview
Day ranking
Hourly breakdown (top 14 days)
#1 Monday, August 3 2026 ★★★★☆ 70 15:00–20:00 avg 70 / peak 77
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.4m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 15:36–17:36 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 16:36 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#2 Wednesday, August 5 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 17:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 82
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.7m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.7m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 17:11–19:11 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.3 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 18:11 · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#3 Sunday, August 9 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 86
Why this day?
- Moon 24/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 08:38–10:38 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · lunar transit 09:38 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#4 Monday, August 10 2026 ★★★★☆ 73 08:00–14:00 avg 73 / peak 84
Why this day?
- Moon 26/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.3m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.3m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 09:43–11:43 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.0 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady tidal flow · lunar transit 10:43 · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#5 Saturday, August 8 2026 ★★★★★ 85 08:00–10:00 avg 85 / peak 93
Why this day?
- Moon 23/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.1m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 07:33–09:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · lunar transit 08:33 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#6 Thursday, August 6 2026 ★★★★☆ 76 08:00–10:00 avg 76 / peak 81
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.9m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#7 Saturday, August 15 2026 ★★★★☆ 80 08:00–10:00 avg 80 / peak 82
Why this day?
- Moon 3/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 18:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 08:32–09:32 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 09:02 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#8 Wednesday, August 12 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 08:00–10:00 avg 75 / peak 81
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#9 Tuesday, August 11 2026 ★★★★☆ 77 08:00–10:00 avg 77 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#10 Thursday, August 13 2026 ★★★★☆ 76 08:00–10:00 avg 76 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#11 Friday, August 14 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 86
Why this day?
- Moon 2/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 07:44–08:44 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.1 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 08:14 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#12 Sunday, August 2 2026 ★★★★☆ 72 15:00–17:00 avg 72 / peak 75
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (2.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.2m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 17:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 14:53–16:53 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong ebb · lunar antitransit 15:53.
- Watch out: near full moon.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#13 Tuesday, August 4 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 17:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 84
Why this day?
- Moon 19/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.5m at 09:00, low tide 0.1m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 16:22–18:22 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady tidal flow · lunar antitransit 17:22 · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#14 Friday, August 7 2026 ★★★★★ 80 08:00–10:00 avg 80 / peak 88
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (4.0m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.0m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 06:33–08:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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Month overview
Day ranking
Hourly breakdown (top 14 days)
#1 Sunday, August 2 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 18:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 75
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (2.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.2m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 17:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: near full moon.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#2 Monday, August 3 2026 ★★★★☆ 70 15:00–20:00 avg 70 / peak 77
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.4m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 15:36–17:36 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 16:36 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#3 Sunday, August 9 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 86
Why this day?
- Moon 24/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 08:38–10:38 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · lunar transit 09:38 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#4 Monday, August 10 2026 ★★★★☆ 72 17:00–19:00 avg 72 / peak 77
Why this day?
- Moon 26/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.3m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.3m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonset) 16:29–17:29 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.0 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: dusk light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#5 Saturday, August 8 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 92
Why this day?
- Moon 23/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.1m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 07:33–09:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · lunar transit 08:33 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#6 Friday, August 7 2026 ★★★★☆ 80 08:00–10:00 avg 80 / peak 88
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (4.0m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.0m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 06:33–08:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#7 Tuesday, August 4 2026 ★★★★☆ 73 16:00–20:00 avg 73 / peak 84
Why this day?
- Moon 19/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.5m at 09:00, low tide 0.1m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 16:22–18:22 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 17:22 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#8 Thursday, August 6 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 08:00–10:00 avg 75 / peak 80
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.9m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#9 Saturday, August 15 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 82
Why this day?
- Moon 3/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 18:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 08:32–09:32 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 09:02 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#10 Tuesday, August 11 2026 ★★★★☆ 77 08:00–10:00 avg 77 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#11 Wednesday, August 12 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 08:00–10:00 avg 75 / peak 81
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#12 Thursday, August 13 2026 ★★★★☆ 76 08:00–10:00 avg 76 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#13 Friday, August 14 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 86
Why this day?
- Moon 2/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 07:44–08:44 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.1 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 08:14 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#14 Wednesday, August 5 2026 ★★★☆☆ 68 08:00–14:00 avg 68 / peak 76
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.7m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.7m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonset) 11:28–12:28 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.3 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · moonset 11:58.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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Month overview
Day ranking
Hourly breakdown (top 14 days)
#1 Sunday, August 2 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 18:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 75
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (2.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.2m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 17:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: near full moon.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#2 Monday, August 3 2026 ★★★★☆ 71 15:00–20:00 avg 71 / peak 78
Why this day?
- Moon 18/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.4m at 09:00, low tide 0.3m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 15:36–17:36 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 16:36 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#3 Sunday, August 9 2026 ★★★★★ 84 08:00–10:00 avg 84 / peak 86
Why this day?
- Moon 24/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 08:38–10:38 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · lunar transit 09:38 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#4 Monday, August 10 2026 ★★★★☆ 73 17:00–19:00 avg 73 / peak 78
Why this day?
- Moon 26/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.3m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.3m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonset) 16:29–17:29 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: dusk light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#5 Wednesday, August 5 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 17:00–20:00 avg 75 / peak 81
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.7m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.7m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 17:11–19:11 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.3 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 18:11 · dusk light edge.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#6 Saturday, August 8 2026 ★★★★★ 85 08:00–10:00 avg 85 / peak 92
Why this day?
- Moon 23/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.1m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.1m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 07:33–09:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · lunar transit 08:33 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#7 Thursday, August 6 2026 ★★★★☆ 76 08:00–10:00 avg 76 / peak 80
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (3.9m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.9m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#8 Friday, August 7 2026 ★★★★☆ 80 08:00–10:00 avg 80 / peak 88
Why this day?
- Last-quarter moon — weaker neap tides this week.
- Spring tide range (4.0m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.0m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Major lunar period (transit) 06:33–08:33 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#9 Saturday, August 15 2026 ★★★★☆ 80 08:00–10:00 avg 80 / peak 83
Why this day?
- Moon 3/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.2m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.2m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 18:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 08:32–09:32 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 09:02 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#10 Tuesday, August 4 2026 ★★★★☆ 73 16:00–20:00 avg 73 / peak 84
Why this day?
- Moon 19/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (3.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 3.5m at 09:00, low tide 0.1m at 18:00.
- Major lunar period (antitransit) 16:22–18:22 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Helping the score: steady ebb · lunar antitransit 17:22 · late afternoon light.
- Watch out: mediocre weather.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Squall-risk hour — elevated thunderstorm probabilityViolet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#11 Tuesday, August 11 2026 ★★★★☆ 77 08:00–10:00 avg 77 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#12 Wednesday, August 12 2026 ★★★★☆ 75 08:00–10:00 avg 75 / peak 81
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: strong flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#13 Thursday, August 13 2026 ★★★★☆ 76 08:00–10:00 avg 76 / peak 82
Why this day?
- New moon — minimal lunar pull on tides.
- Spring tide range (4.5m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.5m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Helping the score: steady flood · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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#14 Friday, August 14 2026 ★★★★☆ 79 08:00–10:00 avg 79 / peak 86
Why this day?
- Moon 2/28 days into the cycle.
- Spring tide range (4.4m) — strong water movement.
- High tide 4.4m at 10:00, low tide 0.0m at 19:00.
- Minor solunar window (moonrise) 07:44–08:44 overlaps the best window — fish activity boost likely.
- Pressure falling (-1.1 hPa / 6h) — mild positive signal.
- Helping the score: strong flood · moonrise 08:14 · dawn light edge · near new moon.
- Watch out: large tide range.
Hourly score (bar colour: green = ≥70, orange = 50–69, red = below 50)Tide height (right axis, in metres)Violet band = major solunar period (lunar transit T or antitransit A, ~2h window — peak fish activity)Lighter band = minor solunar period (moonrise R or moonset S, ~1h window — secondary feeding)
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About Straitlines
Straitlines scores fishing conditions at Singapore spots using public data from NEA, Open-Meteo, WorldTides, and the Skyfield ephemeris library. Six sub-scorers combine into an hourly score from 0–100, tuned for bottom-fishing (groupers, snappers, grunts) on a boat with spot-lock and drift, fishing daylight hours with live bait.
For the why behind each metric and a glossary of terms, see methodology.
Methodology & glossary
The hourly score is a weighted blend of six sub-scorers, each 0–1. Daily averages and the “best window” rollups are computed from the hour-level scores.
The six sub-scorers
- 30% Tide movement
- Rate of change in tide height (m/hour). Moderate flow (~0.30 m/hr) beats both slack water and ripping current — fish feed actively when bait gets pushed around but can't hold position in extreme currents. Computed from local hourly tide heights.
- 15% Solunar timing
- Proximity to lunar transit (T), antitransit (A), moonrise (R), and moonset (S). Long-observed correlation: fish feed more during these periods. Majors (T/A) score higher than minors (R/S). Computed from JPL DE421 ephemeris via Skyfield.
- 15% Daylight position
- Within the daylight window, dawn and dusk score higher than midday. Low-angle light triggers more strikes in tropical waters where midday sun pushes fish deep.
- 15% Weather
- Wind speed/direction, precipitation probability, surface pressure trend, and cloud cover. Light–moderate wind is fine; gusts and sustained >15kn hurt. Falling pressure ahead of a front often triggers active feeding; rising pressure after rain is also strong.
- 10% Moon phase
- For daytime bottom-fishing in Singapore, new moon scores slightly higher than full (fish are less night-active and more daytime-receptive). A smooth cosine — not an on/off toggle.
- 10% Marine swell
- Wave height and sea surface temperature. Calm to lightly choppy (≤0.8m) is ideal for spot-lock and bait control. SST in the comfortable range (28–30°C) is best for target species; cold or very warm water suppresses bite.
Score thresholds
- ≥70 (green) — Go. Multiple favourable factors align.
- 60–69 (orange) — Borderline. Worth going if conditions match your style.
- 50–59 (light orange) — Marginal. Likely tough; one factor is usually limiting.
- <50 (red) — Skip. Stacked unfavourable conditions.
Glossary
- Avg score
- Mean hourly score across every daylight hour that day, including the mediocre ones. The number on each calendar cell, used to rank days against each other. Best for “which day this week is best overall?”
- Peak score
- Highest single-hour score of the day. A high peak with a low Avg means a narrow but excellent window.
- Best window
- The longest contiguous block of hours scoring ≥60 — the time range you'd actually plan around. Shown as “13:00–16:00”.
- Window avg
- Mean hourly score only inside the Best window. Always ≥ Avg score (since the window picks the good hours). Best for “if I only fish during the prime hours, how good are they?”
- Which to act on?
- Window avg + Best window time range. That's the actionable pair: when to go and how good it'll be once you're there. Use Avg score only to compare days at a glance in the calendar.
- Spring tide / neap tide
- Spring = larger tidal range (around new and full moons), stronger currents. Neap = smaller range (around quarter moons), gentler currents.
- Solunar major / minor period
- Major = when the moon is directly overhead (transit) or directly underfoot (antitransit). Minor = at moonrise or moonset. Both windows typically last about an hour around the event.
- Squall risk hour
- An hour where the forecast precipitation probability is high enough that a thunderstorm is plausible. Bar is red in the chart, regardless of the underlying score.
- Limiter
- The lowest-scoring sub-scorer during the best window — i.e., the one factor most holding the score back. Useful for “what's the catch?”.
Data sources
- Tide heights: MPA tide tables (West Tuas station) for Tuas Basin; Open-Meteo Marine (FES2022 / WorldTides-derived) for other spots.
- Weather: Open-Meteo hourly forecast (wind, precipitation, pressure, clouds), with NEA 4-day overlay layered on top.
- Marine: Open-Meteo Marine API (wave height, sea surface temperature).
- Solunar / sun: Skyfield + JPL DE421 ephemeris.
Honest limitations
- Scoring is heuristic. Weights are hand-set from angler convention and the author's experience, not regressed against catch outcomes yet. A calibration path is built in (
backtest.py --calibrate) — once we have ≥20 outings with star ratings, scipy will refit the weights against actual results. Real ML (boosted trees etc.) would need 100+ outings. - Bait, technique, target species, and local knowledge are not modelled — the score predicts conditions, not the day you personally will have.
- Open-Meteo's tide model is global; it can be 10–20 minutes off real local tides for spots outside Tuas Basin.
- Solunar timing is a soft signal — well-established but not deterministic. Other factors usually dominate.
Feedback
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