Fishing conditions for USA - Duke O' Fluke

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08:12

18:08

Biting score

72%

The best time for fishing is morning and evening

-2° FEELS LIKE-7°

7.6 m/s GUSTS11.4 m/s

102.8 kPa RISING PRESSURE

50%

0low

100%

23km

10:40AM

New

USA - Duke O' Fluke Solunar Fishing Activity Report for Today

Current fishing activity in USA - Duke O' Fluke, United States, according to the solunar forecast, is low, which leads to a weak bite score.

Over the next 6 days, the highest fish activity is expected on Tomorrow (5 PM peak), Today (11 AM peak), and Sunday (11 AM peak)—making these the best times to go fishing in USA - Duke O' Fluke.
Air conditions

The air temperature is 28°F (-2°C) . Sunrise today: 08:12 AM, sunset: 06:08 PM. The weather conditions indicate the sky is overcast.

The UV index is currently 0 (Low) .

The wind is coming from the north at 17 mph (7.6 m/s), with gusts reaching 25.5 mph (11.4 m/s). Atmospheric pressure is 30.36 inHg (771 mmHg).
Moon Phases

The moon phase is currently New, with moonrise at 10:40 AM and moonset at 10:18 PM.

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USA - Duke O' Fluke Solunar Fishing Activity Report for Today

Current fishing activity in USA - Duke O' Fluke, United States, according to the solunar forecast, is low, which leads to a weak bite score.

Over the next 6 days, the highest fish activity is expected on Tomorrow (5 PM peak), Today (11 AM peak), and Sunday (11 AM peak)—making these the best times to go fishing in USA - Duke O' Fluke.
Air conditions

The air temperature is 28°F (-2°C) . Sunrise today: 08:12 AM, sunset: 06:08 PM. The weather conditions indicate the sky is overcast.

The UV index is currently 0 (Low) .

The wind is coming from the north at 17 mph (7.6 m/s), with gusts reaching 25.5 mph (11.4 m/s). Atmospheric pressure is 30.36 inHg (771 mmHg).
Moon Phases

The moon phase is currently New, with moonrise at 10:40 AM and moonset at 10:18 PM.

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G
Guest 08 May 2022

Came by to watch the wind whip the water through the back bay at the tail end of a storm on a Sunday morning. Probably have seen this one hundred times before, but it's always cool.