Free 2025 Angler’s Almanac Fishing Calendar
If you or someone you know loves to fish, then don’t miss this free Angler’s Almanac from On the Water magazine! They’ll even mail it to you for free.
My husband loves to fish. I love to eat fish, but he hates to clean them so he always catches and releases them. It’s only when my BFF Pam and her husband Eric come to visit that we actually get to eat the fish we catch. Eric doesn’t mind cleaning them or frying them into a delicious fish fry. Lucky for the fish, that’s usually only once or twice a year. I’m going to request one of these for each of them!
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What is a Fishing Almanac?
I’ve heard of the Old Farmer’s Almanac but I hadn’t heard of a Fisherman’s Almanac. I like looking up what the Old Farmer’s Almanac says about the coming winter. Will it be harsh or mild? They’re usually pretty accurate, although nobody can foretell the future, of course.
An almanac is an annual calendar containing important dates and statistical information for a particular subject. For example, the Old Farmer’s Almanac contains weather forecasts, planting charts, astronomical data, recipes, and articles that might be
Generally speaking, an angler’s almanac has information that an angler (a person who fishes) might include resources that help fishermen and women plan fishing trips by predicting when fish are more likely to bite.
Fishing almanacs might rate each day of the month as the best, good, fair, or poor days to go fishing. They may do this based on things such as moon phases. Fish are believed to be more active based on different times of the month (e.g., high tide) when the gravitational force of the moon and sun are strongest, and feed more during the light from a full moon. Other variables, such as barometric pressure and weather can also impact fishing success.
Request your free Angler’s Almanac
Head on over to On the Water magazine’s website and request a free angler’s almanac!