Here are the Solar Lunar tables by the Month
What is this? what dose it mean?
the minor feed is when the moon is directly below us.
The major feed is when the moon is directly over head.

People have been using this a guide for fishin and hunting for 75 years.
The basics are that animals and fish are more active during these times.
We all know how weird people get on full moons, So this really could be something.

The minor feed is for 30 minutes before to 30 minutes after.

The Major feed is from 1 hour before the time to 1 hour after.

Click on the tab for the month you want

Sept. 2010May 2010June 2010July 2010

FISHING TIMES are for Charlotte Harbor.
This is the best time, for your best chance, of catching Fish.
 F = Full Moon   N = New Moon   Q = Quarter moon
            > = Best of the best days!______________________________________________________________________

Minor Feed = "1 hour" = 30 minutes before to 30 minutes after posted time 
Major Feed = "2 hours" =  1 Hour before to 1 hour after posted time

How to read the time tables

The most important columns are the MAJOR and MINOR columns.  These are broken down into A.M. and P.M. for easy reference and so you must read the times as a normal 12-hour format.

MAJOR feeding periods are 2 hours long, centered on the solunar time you see in your time table.  If you have a MAJOR time of 5:30 A.M., then you would want to be at your location no later than 4:30 A.M. and remain there until at least 6:30 A.M.

MINOR feeding periods are only 1 hour long, again centered on the solunar time.  That means a MINOR period of 6:15 P.M. would require (I like it when I'm required to fish) you to be there no later than 5:45 P.M. and remain until 6:45 P.M.

Peak Activity Periods

Every day of the month has four peak activity times.  These coincide with the two MAJOR and two MINOR times you see listed.  However, there are certain days of the month that are far better than the rest.  These are known as peak activity periods and there are generally two in every month.  The best animal activity of the entire month will be seen during these periods.  You might notice these periods align precisely with a New or Full moon.

Our times note these peak activity periods, you will see a caret symbol “>” immediately after the day number.

If you are planning a trip and want the best possibility for action (yes I'm still talking about fishing), plan to be at your location on the days marked with the caret symbol “>” at the MAJOR A.M. or MAJOR P.M. time.

I didn't catch anything, your times don't work

There are two secondary factors that have the most influence on the success of our Solunar times.

The first and most important is weather.  Weather plays an important role in all animal activity.  My experience has shown that a significant change in barometric pressure within 12-24 hours of your fishing or hunting experience can vastly change the outcome.  So if a cold front is getting ready to pass or has just passed through the area, keep your expectations in check.  Fish will go deep and animals will bed down.  Don't get discouraged, there will always be other times when conditions are more favorable.

The second is location.  Just putting a line in the water at the 5:42AM major solunar time and expecting fish to bite an empty hook simply isn't reasonable.  Saying "I saw a deer here yesterday so he should be here today at the major feeding time" isn't going to work either.  You still have to be where fish and game are known to feed on a regular basis.   What we can tell you is WHEN they're most likely going to be there, but you still need to have to a good idea of where "there" is.
 

That last thing is just plain ole BAD Luck.
When it comes to fishin I would rather be LUCKY than GOOD any-day.

Frank