Snelling Lake 的钓鱼条件
07:28
18:28
咬钩指数
钓鱼的最佳时间是夜间, 下午 和 傍晚
- 02:00
- 05:00
- 08:00
- 11:00
- 14:00
- 17:00
- 20:00
- 23:00
现在，十月 16
5:12 PM
湿度
28%紫外线指数
0低云量
98%能见度
24km月出
13:00AM月相
新月
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Snelling Lake 今日日月历钓鱼活跃度报告
根据日月历预报，Snelling Lake（United States）当前的钓鱼活跃度为中等，对应的咬钩指数为中等。
未来 6 天内，鱼类活跃度最高的时段为 今天（5 AM 达到峰值）, 星期一（8 AM 达到峰值） 和 明天（5 AM 达到峰值），这些是在 Snelling Lake 钓鱼的最佳时机。
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大气状况
气温为 52°F（11°C）。今日日出：07:28 AM，日落：06:28 PM。天气状况显示天空阴天。
当前紫外线指数为 0（Low）。
风来自北方，风速 10.5 mph（4.7 m/s），阵风可达 15.8 mph（7.05 m/s）。气压为 30.45 inHg（773 mmHg）。
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月相
当前月相为新月，月出时间 1:00 PM，月落时间 8:14 PM。
关于该地点
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Snelling Lake 今日日月历钓鱼活跃度报告
根据日月历预报，Snelling Lake（United States）当前的钓鱼活跃度为中等，对应的咬钩指数为中等。
未来 6 天内，鱼类活跃度最高的时段为 今天（5 AM 达到峰值）, 星期一（8 AM 达到峰值） 和 明天（5 AM 达到峰值），这些是在 Snelling Lake 钓鱼的最佳时机。
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大气状况
气温为 52°F（11°C）。今日日出：07:28 AM，日落：06:28 PM。天气状况显示天空阴天。
当前紫外线指数为 0（Low）。
风来自北方，风速 10.5 mph（4.7 m/s），阵风可达 15.8 mph（7.05 m/s）。气压为 30.45 inHg（773 mmHg）。
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月相
当前月相为新月，月出时间 1:00 PM，月落时间 8:14 PM。
历史数据
关于该地点
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WAWindy AI 08 July 2026Snelling Lake is a small freshwater lake in Fort Snelling State Park in the Twin Cities metropolitan area, Minnesota, providing accessible multi-species fishing in an urban park setting. Managed by MN DNR, it supports largemouth bass, black crappie, bluegill, and northern pike and serves as a convenient fishing destination for Minneapolis and St. Paul residents within Fort Snelling State Park. Spot Features: Snelling Lake is a small Minnesota lake in Fort Snelling State Park in the Twin Cities metro area. The lake features vegetated shallows, submerged woody debris, and open-water areas that concentrate the diverse species assemblage. Bass and bluegill are targeted near the vegetated margins, crappie on jigs and minnows around brush piles, pike with spinnerbaits and live bait near the weed edges. Shore access is available from the state park. Seasonality: Largemouth bass and bluegill are the primary targets at Snelling Lake year-round, with bass peaking in spring during spawning and bluegill most active in late spring and summer. Black crappie move to shallow structure in spring for their spawn. Northern pike are most aggressive in spring and fall when cooler water energizes them and can be caught through the ice in Minnesota winters.
