And let's ask this: Do you quit eating during a particular phase of the moon (Tom
Williams, don't answer that!)? I doubt that the fish quit eating just 'cause the
moon phase isn't quite right. I agree with Preston; fish when you can, and don't
worry about the moon (or cold fronts, or cloud cover) other than to always have it
as an available excuse when you don't have a stellar day ("well... a cold front
just went though yesterday and that put the fish down", or "it must be too close
to the full moon", etc. etc....)
Sean
Gary Meyers wrote:
> Well said, Preston.
>
> Gary Meyers
> Kirkland
>
> > Look at it this way; if you had the opportunity to go fishing, would you
> > forgo the trip because it wasn't the right moon phase? Ergo: what does it
> > matter? I wish I had a dollar for every fish I've caught when conditions of
> > one sort or another weren't right.
> >
> >
