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Junior member
Join Date: Jun 2006
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Best Moon Phase for Tuna
I have a friend that will be making the 2009 schedule for a Tuna charter boat. He'd like to consider as many varibles as possible when making the schedule and we'd like to find out your thoughts on which moon phase is the very best for long range trips out of freeport.
Thanks nate |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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I have heard so many different formula for what is best. But if new moon is best, then Fred is correct in saying "Oh yeah." New moon on the 3'rd to waxing crescent on the 6'th. I did see that the folks who run the Shogun (San Diego?) thinks that tuna come to the surface more during the new moon.
Russ
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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I was just talking to the new captain of the Big E (not sure what he said his name was as I am a little hard of hearing--make that damned near deaf-) I had called him to make sure that the footprint of the POS milk crate was acceptable for the upper deck, and while I had him on the phone, I asked what he thought the best moon phase for tuna was--while realizing he probably would not want to bad-mouth any particular time. But he said he had been running trips with Captain Frank for a long time and sometimes you caught fish during any moon phase and sometimes you didn't.
Russ
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