What is more important to you Tide Movement or Solunar Tables?

When planning a fishing trip, what has more of an impact on the way you approach your strategy? Is it tide movement or solunar tables? If you know you will have a slack tide or the solunar table looks weak, do you try anyway?

I've been trying to pay more attention to both before planning a trip. But I wanted to pick the brain of the all knowing OB.

The place I have been fishing for reds, if the tide is moving, I will typically ignore the solunar table. I've had pretty good success as long as the water is moving in that area. The tide rising or falling makes a difference not where I fish, but how I fish each spot. I haven't fished when the solunar table showed high activity when the tide is slack yet, so I do not know how that would turn out. The only time I was skunked is when the tide wasn't moving at all.

Of course you also have to take into consideration water temp, clarity etc.....