Fish Activity for Hambaugh-Martin Number Two Reservoir

Based on fish activity forecast, today is good time to go fishing in Illinois, Hambaugh-Martin Number Two Reservoir with a fish activity scores of 41.

Best times to go fishing are the following:

From 03:15 to 05:45
From 15:39 to 18:09

Second best times to go fishing are the following:

From 11:44 to 13:14
From 20:35 to 22:05

Fish activity tip

The fish activity algorithm is calculated based on solunar theory, tides and other factors. Tides create water movement that triggers feeding behavior, while solunar periods pinpoint optimal feeding times. Additionally, falling barometric pressure, signaling approaching weather changes, increases fish activity. Our fish activity algorithm combines these factors, assisting anglers in making informed decisions for more productive fishing trips.

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Solunar for Hambaugh-Martin Number Two Reservoir

The moon phase in Hambaugh-Martin Number Two Reservoir is waxing crescent. The illumination level is at 25.2% and it has been 4.9 days since the last new moon. The current distance to the moon is 405,389 km.

Today the moon rises at 12:29 and sets at 21:20 local time.

The sunrise in Hambaugh-Martin Number Two Reservoir today is at 07:13, while the sun sets at 18:25 local time. The dawn starts at 06:46, while dusk finishes at 18:52. The zenith, which is the highest point of the sun in Hambaugh-Martin Number Two Reservoir today, is at 12:49 local time.

Solunar tip

During "major" feeding times, when the moon is directly overhead or underfoot, fish are more active due to heightened gravitational forces, leading to increased feeding activity. "Minor" feeding times, occurring when the moon is at a 90-degree angle to the sun, also result in improved fish activity.

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Waterway: Hambaugh-Martin Number Two Reservoir

39° 51.505200′, -90° 38.468400′

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