The calendar I have right now has the "poor, good, and best" fishing days
shown on each day. The cycle of fishing rates coresponds to the cycles of
the moon. The poor days centre around the full moon, the best days centre
around the new moon. I think it's is based on the idea that fish will feed
at night under the full moon, but not in the dark under a new moon, thus
making your day of fishing better or not.

"Ray" > wrote in message
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> If this is truly of concern to you, I am sure you could apply "Solinar
> Tables" to your calculations. They are the tables calculated from the sun
> and the moon and maybe a bit of astrology, that predict when fish will
bit.
> They have been used for years by fishermen who need to explain why the
fish
> were not biting. Maybe you could determine when you should pitch your
yeast
> or pick the grapes or something.
>
> ;o)
> Ray
>
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