Deerfield Beach, FL fishing times
Today's best fishing times at Deerfield Beach: Major 8:50 AM–10:50 AM · 9:15 PM–11:15 PM · Minor 1:59 AM–2:59 AM · 4:38 PM–5:38 PM · Bite: Fair
Solunar feeding periods, daily bite ratings, and the tide turns they line up with at Deerfield Beach, for today and the next 7 days. Computed from sun and moon position and NOAA harmonic tide data.
Today's bite
- Sunrise
- 6:56 AM
- Sunset
- 7:49 PM
- Moonrise
- 5:08 PM
- Moonset
- 2:29 AM
7-day solunar calendar
| Day | Bite | Major periods | Minor periods | Tide turns |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunday, Aug 23 | Fair | 8:50 AM–10:50 AM · 9:15 PM–11:15 PM | 1:59 AM–2:59 AM · 4:38 PM–5:38 PM | High 5:40 AM · Low 12:04 PM · High 6:36 PM |
| Monday, Aug 24 | Good | 9:40 AM–11:40 AM · 10:05 PM–12:05 AM | 2:55 AM–3:55 AM · 5:21 PM–6:21 PM | Low 12:47 AM · High 6:35 AM · Low 12:55 PM · High 7:23 PM |
| Tuesday, Aug 25 | Very good | 10:05 PM–12:05 AM · 10:29 AM–12:29 PM · 10:52 PM–12:52 AM | 3:52 AM–4:52 AM · 6:00 PM–7:00 PM | Low 1:35 AM · High 7:25 AM · Low 1:44 PM · High 8:05 PM |
| Wednesday, Aug 26 | Excellent | 10:52 PM–12:52 AM · 11:15 AM–1:15 PM · 11:38 PM–1:38 AM | 4:49 AM–5:49 AM · 6:35 PM–7:35 PM | Low 2:19 AM · High 8:12 AM · Low 2:29 PM · High 8:45 PM |
| Thursday, Aug 27 | Excellent | 11:38 PM–1:38 AM · 12:00 PM–2:00 PM | 5:46 AM–6:46 AM · 7:08 PM–8:08 PM | Low 3:00 AM · High 8:56 AM · Low 3:13 PM · High 9:23 PM |
| Friday, Aug 28 | Excellent | 12:22 AM–2:22 AM · 12:44 PM–2:44 PM | 6:43 AM–7:43 AM · 7:39 PM–8:39 PM | Low 3:39 AM · High 9:39 AM · Low 3:54 PM · High 10:00 PM |
| Saturday, Aug 29 | Excellent | 1:06 AM–3:06 AM · 1:28 PM–3:28 PM | 7:39 AM–8:39 AM · 8:10 PM–9:10 PM | Low 4:16 AM · High 10:20 AM · Low 4:34 PM · High 10:37 PM |
Solunar periods and tide predictions are estimates for reference only, not for navigation or life-safety decisions.
Best fishing days this week
Ranked by bite rating, which combines moon phase with how well the feeding periods fall around sunrise and sunset.
- Wednesday, Aug 26 Excellent Major 10:52 PM–12:52 AM · 11:15 AM–1:15 PM · 11:38 PM–1:38 AM
- Thursday, Aug 27 Excellent Major 11:38 PM–1:38 AM · 12:00 PM–2:00 PM
- Friday, Aug 28 Excellent Major 12:22 AM–2:22 AM · 12:44 PM–2:44 PM
How to read this calendar
Solunar theory holds that fish feed most actively when the moon is overhead or underfoot (the major periods, roughly two hours each) and at moonrise and moonset (the minor periods, roughly one hour each). The daily bite rating here weighs the moon phase, which peaks at new and full, against how well those periods overlap dawn and dusk.
Treat it as a way to rank your available days, not a guarantee. The strongest single signal remains moving water: a major period that lands on an incoming or outgoing tide beats the same period at slack. The tide column shows each day's turns so you can find that overlap.
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What are the best fishing times today at Deerfield Beach?
Major 8:50 AM–10:50 AM · 9:15 PM–11:15 PM · Minor 1:59 AM–2:59 AM · 4:38 PM–5:38 PM · Bite: Fair
What is a solunar calendar?
A solunar calendar lists the daily major and minor feeding periods derived from the moon's position, along with sunrise, sunset, and moon phase. Anglers use it to pick which hours of a day, and which days of a week, are most likely to produce an active bite.
Do solunar fishing times actually work?
Solunar periods are a planning heuristic, not a law. Many anglers find the majors around dawn and dusk productive, but tide movement, water temperature, wind, and barometric pressure all matter as much or more. Use the calendar to narrow your options, then let the tide and conditions pick the hour.
What does the bite rating mean?
It is a 0 to 4 score combining moon phase, which peaks at new and full moons, with how well the day's feeding periods overlap sunrise and sunset. Higher means more of the classic conditions line up at once.