Specifically, big fish seemed to show up more often during the right moon phases.
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Of course, my research on the moon and muskies is now well documented thru the pages of various fishing books, magazines, and my TV show over the past two decades. In fact, I now even have my own monthly moon charts published both in print and on-line (Joe Bucher’s Moon Secrets). I am definitely a true believer in the power of the moon and its effect on musky feeding habits. Inside this article, is a review of the most important aspects of how the moon effects musky movements.
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In a nutshell, my evidence suggests trophy class fish are simply much more susceptible during a three to five day period surrounding the peak moon phases, full moon and new moon, on any given month. I am not saying that muskies are only catchable during monthly moon peaks.
Plenty of muskies are still caught outside moon peaks each and every season. However, I am convinced more big muskies are on the move during a monthly moon peak particularly when good weather patterns coincide with a peak moon phase.
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Following is the inside scoop on how to take full advantage of the moon before you plan your next trip. On any given 24 hour period, I contend that muskies do most of their feeding for a brief period right before moon rise and just after moon set. It mattersverylittleinregardstotimeofdayorphaseofthemoon. Thedailyrise and set of the moon simply triggers muskies to feed. When there’s a good weather pattern during one of these moon rises or sets, a more pronounced feeding spree is likely occur. When the weather is only fair, the feeding window is generally much smaller. The daily period when the moon is up in the sky, or moon up, and its reverse, moon down are also important to understand. In a nutshell, my experiences suggest the hours during moon down are far more productive than moon up. For example, if the moon sets at mid morning and rises just after dark, daytime fishing should be hot.
Conversely, a moon up overhead - high in the sky throughout daylight hours – results in a real strong "night bite". Some very strong differences exist in fishing opportunities between the dark or new moon and the full moon. Most notably, there are far larger feeding windows during the dark or new moon period. I am not really certain why this is, but it appears to be a fact. The feeding is usually very intense but short lived during a full moon.
Musky movements are generally less intense, but prolonged during a new moon. The highest potential times for a big fish to hit each day still exist during the daily moon rise and set – no matter what the phase. ALWAYS time your fishing around the best big fish spots during this predictable daily time period. You have nothing to lose by doing so, and everything to gain.Ībove all, understand that you have far longer fish catching opportunities (feeding windows) during the dark/new moon versus its counterpart. Muskies do feed for much longer periods of time during both day and night during the dark/new moon. That is why three days + or - the peak of the new/dark moon are my absolute top rated times to fish each and every month of the year. It's a time when you should sleep very little, and fish very hard.
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