30 minutes ago, Dogmatic said:

Exactly, and like Tom said, wouldn't the effects of the moon be when it's proximity is close to the Earth. I also believe it's light also has an effect, allowing fish to feed at night more effectively. Notice the best fishing times, in relation to the moons position.Coinciding with the high and low tide, when it rises, sets, directly overhead, and directly underfoot. Btw, that's a super pig!

Thanks.

And these clocks - they intrigue me a little.

If only there was a way to let the fish know this is when they should eat - because I don't think they have a clue . . . .

11 hours ago, A-Jay said:

Thanks.

And these clocks - they intrigue me a little.

If only there was a way to let the fish know this is when they should eat - because I don't think they have a clue . . . .

LOL. The whole solunar thing intrigues me since reading an article by a famous fishing guide from the upper midwest (unfortunately his name escapes me), but I subscribe by the theory that the best time to go fishing is whenever you can.

It bothered me so much that I hunted it down(you know what it's like, ?) Joe Bucher! http://www.muskyhunter.com/moon-secrets/

2 hours ago, Dogmatic said:

It bothered me so much that I hunted it down(you know what it's like, ?) Joe Bucher! http://www.muskyhunter.com/moon-secrets/

I know EXACTLY what  it's like ~ Nicely done.

A-Jay