solunar theory, in plain words, says animals move more for about an hour each side of the moon overhead, and again when it is under your feet. the short window is about 30 minutes around moonrise, and again around moonset. that is the whole product. the score only says above average or below average. it is not a promise you will catch anything, and it never calls a day a bad day. the math runs on the phone. the same math does not give up on a strange day. on 24 october 2026 beirut sets the clocks back at midnight, so the hour from 23:00 happens twice and the day is 25 hours. the bar on the page is those 25 hours. a pin in the sea off lebanon stays on beirut time. tyre, on that coast, is beirut time. haifa, just south, is jerusalem time. open water more than 12 nautical miles from land, about 22 km, gets a sea zone from the longitude. so 166 km out, at 34 n 20 e, the time is the sea's. your current location, 2 saved spots and every date are free. more spots and an alert before a window are $4.99 once, shared with family. not a subscription. no ads, no account. i'm the dev. https://apps.apple.com/app/id6819070776 is that much astronomy a feature people open, or did i keep going past the moon picture nobody asked me to fix?   submitted by   /u/ArFeRR [link]   [comments]