S-dog and myself for years have had poor results fishing on the full moon. This weekend was just another example of full moon misery. We found the fish and the bite was just as sporatic as it could be. We fished hard for four days, Thursday - Sunday and never established a pattern. We may have caught fourty fish collectively between the three boats. The only thing I can think of is that possibly the extra light (Full Moon) allows them to feed all night and they are still digesting from thier nocturnal feast. Does anyone have any thoughts or theories on this subject?

For example, it seems that activity increases as the full moon nears, and some anglers find that the best crappie fishing can take place in twilight or at night about four to five days prior to the full moon. However, they seem to become sluggish as the full moon hits, so this is perhaps the least productive day of the month in which to go fishing for crappie.
Why Fish for Crappie?