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Re: Moon Myths [Re: Jpurdue] #12711618 04/11/18 10:31 AM
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Interesting perspectives from different sides. At the end of the day we're persuaded by on our own understanding and experiences. For me personally, I have been convinced over the past 3 years of serious crappie fishing that the moon phases have significant impact. Especially the 3 day window around the new and full moon. More so with the new moon for me. No scientific research to prove anything. I fish 3-4 days/wk and always lean on the solunar tables and make sure I'm not sitting on the bank eating my sammich during the peak feeding periods. To each his own.

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Re: Moon Myths [Re: Jpurdue] #12711632 04/11/18 11:02 AM
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Take it with a grain of salt....Im self employed and fish when I want. I dont fish for bass but I catch my share. I fish the prime time of moon phases because I can maximize my time. Fish will bite outside of prime times...but may have to be coaxed and sometimes have commitment issues. During prime times, they will travel greater distances to kill a bait and dang near swallow it. (Distance may be 2-4 feet verses inches in stained water) I cant say for certain that the moon directly affects the start of spawn because the bass in my ponds are more confusing than women. They started bedding in between the full/new moon of March and remained there 3-4 days regardless of weather.

Re: Moon Myths [Re: Jpurdue] #12715780 04/13/18 11:58 PM
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Here's an article written by Rojas that directly contradicts KVD. www.scout.com article

"If youve been around bass fishing for a while, theres a great chance youve heard enough information about moon phase to make your head spin. Some folks give it a lot of credence while others, such as Rojas, dont get too carried away with it.

I dont believe moon phase matters as much as people think, Rojas said. When I broke the weight record in Florida, we didnt have a full moonwe actually had no moon. Regardless, we had the biggest influx of shallow bass Ive ever seen. One warming trend is all it takes to turn it on fire.


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Re: Moon Myths [Re: Jpurdue] #12715810 04/14/18 12:13 AM
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There are two periods each month with increased fish activity. The full moon, and the new moon, with the full moon being better. A dark moon or new moon as Dean describes, isn't bad either.
This thread is getting tedious but I'll quit by saying, Who wins the most tournaments?
Anyway, good luck and catch a bunch


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I heard an interview with Jason Christie today and he said the full moon triggers the first wave of spawners.

Re: Moon Myths [Re: Jpurdue] #12719948 04/17/18 03:21 PM
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Not sure if you all aware, but the solunar tables were invented by a ruffed grouse hunter. Well after that they were expanded to all game and fish. As a bird hunter, I have seen some correlation there, but the bottom line for me (and I believe most guys) is we will fish and hunt when we can, no matter what anything says....

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