Cosmic Clock and Bass Behavior

[WRB]

42 minutes ago, Fishlegs said:

I would love to have a copy please. Thanks!

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[Kyhokie]

Tom, I’d love to have a copy. I bet you've forgotten more about fishing than I know lol and I’ve been fishing my whole life. I appreciate you spreading your knowledge.

[Anthony Watson]

Ton would you please email me a copy as well to anfrobodine@gmail.com. Thanks!

[WRB]

10 hours ago, Anthony Watson said:

Ton would you please email me a copy as well to anfrobodine@gmail.com. Thanks!

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[txchaser]

@WRB I'd love to figure out how to talk you into a zoom call or a video. I'd bet there's a ton of nuance and detail we'd pick up in your explanation. 

 

[WRB]

That is humbling to read and something impossible for me to do. My ability to speak clearly in lieu of sound like mumbling or a raspy voice is do to having only 1 vocal cord that works, the right side nerve is dead from a virus.

Thank you,

Tom

 

[Fishlegs]

11 hours ago, WRB said:

That is humbling to read and something impossible for me to do. My ability to speak clearly in lieu of sound like mumbling or a raspy voice is do to having only 1 vocal cord that works, the right side nerve is dead from a virus.

Thank you,

Tom

 

We appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge and experience the way you do.

[txchaser]

59 minutes ago, Fishlegs said:

We appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge and experience the way you do.

Indeed. Thanks @WRB

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The only thing I can report from years of fishing during all conditions, is during full moon periods I have found morning to mid day fishing tough on many trips.  During the full moon I like being on the water late afternoon to early evening, when the bite seems to recover from the last evening feast.  I think the feeding periods at night have the bass in a neutral state come morning.  Evening fishing would be a better choice, but dealing with the skeeters down here have made it not worth the trip.  If it's not enjoyable, I avoid it since reaching the Golden Years!