03-13-2017, 09:35 AM
This is just one factor of many that determine the feeding habits of fish. Time of year, time of the day, water temps, moon phases, or even the wind patterns can play a part in this process. Sometimes one factor will out weigh the others so watch for patterns that are producing active fishing and make note of those patterns.
If I waited to the right weather pattern to be blowing in to go fishing I would miss out on a ton of other times that have produced very well for me. While the full moon phase hurts some fishing it help us very well when we are chasing the walleye in the early summer months by extending the twilight effect by rising just after the sun has set.
Fish have to eat just like every other animal to live. They may lay low for a little while but they will eat again and sooner than most people think. The challenge is to find what they want and how close you have to get it in front of their face for them to grab it.
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If I waited to the right weather pattern to be blowing in to go fishing I would miss out on a ton of other times that have produced very well for me. While the full moon phase hurts some fishing it help us very well when we are chasing the walleye in the early summer months by extending the twilight effect by rising just after the sun has set.
Fish have to eat just like every other animal to live. They may lay low for a little while but they will eat again and sooner than most people think. The challenge is to find what they want and how close you have to get it in front of their face for them to grab it.
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