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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 33260" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>I wish the walleyes on the Sheyenne River would read that article.&nbsp; The only pattern I've encountered on the Sheyenne that has stood the test of time is the Early Spring and Late Fall feeding blitz where the walleyes get suicidal.&nbsp; This pattern only lasts about 2 weeks in each season.&nbsp; The other times the rule book is thrown out and the walleyes do whatever they darn well please regardless of what the moon, barometric pressure, sun spots, or the rest of the world are doing.&nbsp; That's why I LOVE that river.&nbsp; It changes almost by the hour.&nbsp; Given my druthers, I prefer to fish the full moon as I can see the ground and the crap that's going to hit me in the melon while walking the river bank.&nbsp; LOL!!&nbsp; I'm not discounting the information in the article one bit.&nbsp; It's just that I haven't seen much of a difference in fishing success on a new, full, or other phase of the moon with regards to the Sheyenne River.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 33260, member: 314"] I wish the walleyes on the Sheyenne River would read that article. The only pattern I've encountered on the Sheyenne that has stood the test of time is the Early Spring and Late Fall feeding blitz where the walleyes get suicidal. This pattern only lasts about 2 weeks in each season. The other times the rule book is thrown out and the walleyes do whatever they darn well please regardless of what the moon, barometric pressure, sun spots, or the rest of the world are doing. That's why I LOVE that river. It changes almost by the hour. Given my druthers, I prefer to fish the full moon as I can see the ground and the crap that's going to hit me in the melon while walking the river bank. LOL!! I'm not discounting the information in the article one bit. It's just that I haven't seen much of a difference in fishing success on a new, full, or other phase of the moon with regards to the Sheyenne River. [/QUOTE]

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