iSolunar™ Hunt & Fish Times

I started using this app 5 years ago. I joined a hunting club with 50 stands on 5,000 acres after really looking at the app I realized I could mark the stands and label them. I never realized what I huge help this would be, but it sure makes it easy to find stands before sun up. Last wkend my son shot a big 10 point 20 min before dark. After searching for an hour in the dark we finally decided to ride side by side through the woods where we ended up jumping the deer, but because of fallen tree in thick woods lost him again. I stopped and marked on isolunar app a deer print on the map where we last saw the deer. We returned to that spot in thick woods and found the deer 30’ from that spot. I wish I could put the pic of my son and the deer on here so you could see why I was so happy to find the deer. He scored 140. Also, the app is very accurate on deer moving. Happy Hunting. Two thumbs up for this app.

I've never placed a whole lot of faith in the solunar tables. Conditions on the water are dynamic, and all kinds of things can and will interfere with wildlife patterns. That said, I've seen the solunar tables in action too many times to discount them entirely. I've come to the conclusion that all things being equal - that is to say if other factors aren't prohibitively interfering with feeding patterns - the solunar tables will give you a good indication of wildlife feeding activity. This app does an excellent job. It is user-friendly, easy to understand, and true to the solunar table.

For the most part it is accurate. I see more deer activity during peak times. I have even compared the times to my game camera pictures. I use this app every time I go hunting or fishing. I especially like that it shows sun up and sun down times. This app has worked in areas where Internet service is limited

We msky fish a lot and We use this app a lot especially on trips, weather trumps all, when fishing a week in Canada all day each day we noticed patterns. Since we fish no matter what during trips, and weather dictates majority of movements. On slow days during the majors and minors is when we see most of our action. We don’t notice as much with other fish or deer movement. But for musky we never take our breaks in a major or minor anymore.

Been using this app for several years now on the Oregon Coast. Far more often than not fish turn on or turn off with a short time of the iSolunar prediction. It’s almost uncanny. I get a kick out of telling our passengers when the fish should turn on, and then it happens. Makes me look like a fish whisperer.