And what's even more incredible, was that I was right almost every single time! But perhaps what was even more unbelievable to me was that everyone else had missed this simple but really absolutely true key.
In fact, I eventually got to the point where I myself began to predict the most probable daily, monthly and even yearly times when the biggest fish were most apt to bite.
I went from totally disbelieving to being totally convinced. Yes, I had flipped 180 degrees on the entire solar/lunar deal. My daily fishing logs had surely disputed the commonly accepted correlations, but they just as surely pointed to indisputable evidence that a "certain" solar/lunar factor was really important. In fact, it worked so well that it was hard to believe at first. Why? Because I ended up discovering a certain solar/lunar influence that really did work. You would have thought that my accumulated research would have cured me from ever looking at a solunar chart again, but it did just the opposite. And when good fish and game activity did coincide, which was less than 10% of the time, it was plainly obvious that it actually had much more to do with the local weather changes than any predicted major or minor solunar period. I actually caught far more fish when they weren't supposed to bite. Basically, I became so frustrated and disappointed with the lack of any real consistent correlation to most of the popular magazine charts today that I gave up on them completely. What followed convinced me that certain solar/lunar criteria simply had little or no daily influence.
I figured a daily entry of fish activity would finally give me a mound of fishing data to compare with the various solar/lunar references on a given day to day basis. One of my key entries was the time of day. This finally put me in a position to compare hundreds of muskies, and thousands of bass and walleyes on a daily, monthly, and yearly basis to any printed solar/lunar reference. Once I started logging my catches on a daily basis I developed a good data base.
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Finally, back in 1976, when I got into the fishing guide business full time, I really made it a point to compare my fishing catches to a number of solunar charts. Yet, I, like so many other anglers, rarely find any consistent correlation with most of these references. All of these tables, charts, and calendars claim to predict daily feeding activity of fish with accordance to moon and solar influences. Nearly every fishing publication today publishes some kind of monthly solunar table, moon chart, activity calendar, action graph, or other similar version. It's not hard to find a solunar table of some kind.
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Yet as much as pro anglers endorse the effectiveness of moon charts and outdoor publications of every niche' continue to print them, rarely does either source validate these solunar claims with data. THE REAL SCOOP ON MOON PHASES By Joe Bucher Full Moon or Dark Moon? Major and minor solunar periods? Which is best? Does any of this moon mumbo jumbo make any real sense nor does it actually work? These are legitimate questions asked by thousands of anglers each year, and they deserve concrete answers backed up by some bonafide data.
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