Moon charts

To all. Can anyone give me some information on any available moon charts.I realise I've just joined this site halfway through a discussion on this fact....can anyone help?

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Steve Randles

Hi Steve,you still after one too?All these guys go on about them yet don't want to supply one to either of us!

I haven't started looking into this moon phase stuff myself but a quick search on the web found this site.

http://www.daniel-davies.pwp.blueyon...moon/index.htm

It's a bit 'New Age', refereing to various gem stones and their mystical powers #?! but it also has charts for the moon phases for the years 1998, 1999, 2000 & 2001. This would allow you to check you records for the last two seasons as well as the forth coming year.

As to whether you'll actually discover anything of use who knows??. If you do let us all know.

Cheers

-Artful-

You really ought to speak to Chris Lyons via the Barbel Society!.. Good luck!

As I am also researching connections with moon phases and fish, I would advise you that at I have recently purchased a chart from Chris Lyons, which I have found to be accurate so far.
After a great deal of "searching" I discovered that Mr Lyons has an email address - thought you might be interested Steve!
chris_lyons30@hotmail.com

Regards, Phil

Chris,Thanks mate I will post a site up when I find it's url again ,its around here somewhere, but on this siteI have got moon phase info for the last ten years and the next five.Ta

Ray. I dont think he'll speak to me as it was my fault he looked in on another site and things started to become a bit heated and in the end I think he thought I was going to nick his ideas and market them myself as opposed to just using them to catch fish.
Keep "rollin"

Phillip, thanks i'll try to contact him (if he'll answer.

Budgie, Didn't I threaten to eat you once elsewhere? Only joking, If I turn anything up, i'll let you know !

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Steve Randles

Does anybody have any idea where I may obtain this book?

Angling in all it,s branches reduced to a complete science.

in 3 parts, by Samuel Taylor, gent. 8vo, London, 1800.

I,d much appreciate feedback.

Cheers Chris, MOONMAN.