November Full Moon

  • dr_hook
    Minnestrista
    Posts: 203
    #1286449

    So, how many of you can I expect to see on the pond during the Nov. full moon? The weather allowed us to do this two years ago and it was very good…..

    warriorrivy
    Hastings MN
    Posts: 97
    #279183

    This year I am having so much fun catching big “eyes”, that I am even considering NOT deer hunting this year! That would be a first since “74”! Now I am dating myself! Full moon on the deer opener could be good also!
    I think that it will depend on the weather, and how the ducks are moving. It will also depend on if I could get a partner to share the boat with. The last full moon, I had to go by myself. Not nearly as much fun. Also nobody to take pictures! I would like to get there this weekend also, but still haven’t found anybody to go with yet. Looks like I might have to advertize on the “Trip Swap” forum. If we have reasonable weather, I think that I will be there.

    Figure8em
    Posts: 27
    #279188

    Weather permitting, I’ll be on the north/west side of the lake somewhere. I’m still a little giddy from seeing those fat walleyes a week or so ago, and would like another crack at them before the end of the year.

    I would also like another opportunity at picking up a rogue musky….I’m dying to get my hands on one of those slimy beasts on the big pond.

    kooty
    Keymaster
    1 hour 15 mins to the Pond
    Posts: 18101
    #279189

    I’ll likely be up the weekend of the 7th and 8th. It will all depend on the weather of course. I’m fearfull of a bad winter coming though. I guess we need the moisture.

    TBOMN11
    Circle Pines, MN
    Posts: 608
    #279204

    Full moon is on the 8th of the month. The November full moon will be a better bite than the Oct. The water will be a little cooler, hopefully, and the season will have advanced long enough for those hogs to get into full swing. Who cares what the weather is at that time, so many sows to boat and so little time………

    TBOMN11
    Circle Pines, MN
    Posts: 608
    #279205

    This one and the two above were on the Oct. full moon.

    EyeSlayer1
    MG
    Posts: 55
    #279227

    Don’t forget the New Moon this saturday!! In the past I seem to have had better luck with a new moon.

    November Full Moon is the 8th and that is a saturday so everyone should be able to take advantage on open water.

    I think it’s time for me to switch from Muskie to my Walleye gear. It seems I would have a better chance catchin’ a Muskie while trollin’ for Eyes.

    The_Bladepuller
    South end
    Posts: 745
    #279231

    We have a place in Wahkon, but a niece is getting married this Sat. so no fishing the dark of the moon. I’m counting the days to the Nov. full moon. Tullabee spawn should be going then. I’ll have the last dock in the bay again. With the lake as low as it is it should not be to cold pulling it. It’s only waist deep, at the best, at the end.

    schnauzer
    Minnetrista, MN
    Posts: 95
    #279294

    I caught my biggest walleye to date on a November full moon on Mille Lacs.

    DeeZee
    Champlin, Mn
    Posts: 2128
    #279303

    I am currently working on developing a clone of myslef so I can be both on Mille Lacs as well as Pool 2 of the ol Miss.
    Any one have an idea on this? Who needs sleep anyway?

    When I got off the water on Tuesday early morning, water temps were reading 50.3 degrees. At this pace and colder overnight temps on its way by this weekend, its shpaing up to be an excelllent Nov moon period.

    kooty
    Keymaster
    1 hour 15 mins to the Pond
    Posts: 18101
    #279304

    Steve,

    I’ll be your clone, just leave the keys in the truck, dog in the boat and gps turned on. You’ll have to keep the wife satified, but I’ll take over the rest of your fishing responsibilities.

    jon_jordan
    St. Paul, Mn
    Posts: 10908
    #279324

    I plan to be up there too. As you said, depends a lot on the weather. As long as the roads are clear and not covered in snow and salt, should be a go!

    Jon J.

    Bob Carlson
    Mille Lacs Lake (eastside), Mn.
    Posts: 2936
    #279333

    Don’t anyone deer hunt?
    Sorry my priority has shifted over to deer for JUST A SHORT TIME….

    James Holst
    Keymaster
    SE Minnesota
    Posts: 18926
    #279354

    Hmmm…

    I’ve never met your wife but this seems like a pretty fair trade. Can anyone take you up on this or is this a “steve specific” offer?… lol

    Just kidding of course there buddy. Just the way you worded it stopped me right in my tracks.

    Quote:


    You’ll have to keep the wife satified, but I’ll take over the rest of your fishing responsibilities.


    chappy
    Hastings, MN
    Posts: 4854
    #279677

    I’m there with you buddy, Deer hunt in Theif River Falls then come back and fish till you can’t feel your hands.

    kooty
    Keymaster
    1 hour 15 mins to the Pond
    Posts: 18101
    #279681

    Have to have a good fishing dog to be eligible for the trade James….. I should proof my posts a little more carefully.

    jon_jordan
    St. Paul, Mn
    Posts: 10908
    #280508

    Interesting note on the November Full Moon. There will a Lunar Eclipse on Saturday night. Between 7:00 and 7:30 pm the moon will go dark as the earth blocks the sunlight to the moon. Should be pretty cool to watch between fish!

    Jon J.

    WalleyeGFA
    Posts: 82
    #280530

    Was out for the last full eclipse of the moon this spring, the bite was on fire until it started… then NOTHING… not even a bite (Leech)… remember the eclipse takes about 15 minutes for the moon to disappear, but hours and hours for it to reappear…

    Ill be out there on Friday night with the eclipse on Saturday…

    Wally

    stillakid2
    Roberts, WI
    Posts: 4603
    #280574

    I was out for the spring one too…………….same thing on Gull Lake………….dead once the eclipse started.

    pittmd
    Posts: 181
    #280628

    I hate superstitious fish. Who cares if there is an eclipse! Just keep bitting.

    schnauzer
    Minnetrista, MN
    Posts: 95
    #280645

    Funny everyone should mention that total eclipse last spring. I was also fishing that very night, on Woman Lake and remember a decent bite coming to a train wreck halt when the eclipse started. What is the story this Saturday? It has to be a partial eclipse at best, right? Plus, I’m hoping the urgency of the fall feedbag bite will overtake any negatives. I think I’ll be on Mille Lacs Saturday night.

    WalleyeGFA
    Posts: 82
    #280652

    Where is everyone going to fish at… I may go out on Friday night to miss the eclipse… lol I will put in at the Indian Point launch and fish Indian and Andersons… maybe Ill go to Garrison to put in if anyone thinks the bite will be better up there…

    Wally

    rippinpigs
    Apple Valley, MN
    Posts: 399
    #280679

    Anybody see the forecast? Its going to be a tad chilly for those of us hunting a late fall trophy! I can’t wait!

    jon_jordan
    St. Paul, Mn
    Posts: 10908
    #280711

    Quote:


    What is the story this Saturday? It has to be a partial eclipse at best, right?


    According to the host of a local AM radio talk show here in town, this will be a total eclipse. (They were discussing when the next one will be etc, etc,)

    More key info on the November full moon for the Isle, Mn area.

    Friday 11/7
    Moon Rise = 4:27pm
    Moon Set = 5:30am

    Saturday 11/8
    Moon Rise = 4:46pm
    Moon Set = 6:35am
    Full Moon at 7:14pm

    Friday 11/9
    Moon Rise = 5:09pm
    Moon Set = 7:41am

    Jon J.

    jon_jordan
    St. Paul, Mn
    Posts: 10908
    #280941

    Link to complete story on the Lunar Eclipse this Saturday. Pretty interesting reading. Link to wcco.com

    Lunar Eclipse

    Jon J.

    schnauzer
    Minnetrista, MN
    Posts: 95
    #281025

    This one caught me by surprise. For some reason I saw a lot more articles on the one in May.

    Hearing stories of frozen harbors at Mille Lacs and even colder temps tomorrow night… I am now rethinking my Mille Lacs plan for Saturday night. I may end up hitting Tonka instead. That is a distant second or even third choice but it might be the easy one. My original plans called for a full weekend – one night on Mille Lacs and a second night on Woman Lake. That got trimmed down to just Mille Lacs Saturday and now a further trimming to a couple hour outing on Tonka is in the making.

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