Solar/Lunar Tables For Camp Mack
(UPDATED!)

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These tables were prepared for Camp Mack, by Jack Payne, world famous fisherman and authority on fishing. Many serious fish folks at Camp Mack swear by these tables, so don't leave home without them.

The Charts are posted here for the next few months. We have checked the map coordinates, and they are about 3 miles west of Camp Mack, and 4 miles south, actually a bit south of Bird Island in the north-central part of Lake Kissimmee, if that will save someone the time of looking it up.

They are certainly within a few seconds of accurate. (15 seconds to be precise, but don't waste time staring at your watch! Cast!)

These tables have been proven to be effective for over 60 years, and even before that, hunters and fisherman fished by something similar, that some people just knew from folk tales. Fishing the moon and weather has been a practice going back a long way.

Minor and Major feeds around sunrise and sunset will always be better, weather permitting, but don't forget that other factors can adversely affect the fishing, such as water levels, cold fronts, barometric variations, fishing pressure, water clarity, noises, dissolved oxygen, Ph, and water temperature.

Main thing is, be in an area that you believe is your best fishing area when those feed times hit. Feeding times won't help if you aren't there to catch them when they feed. At least, don't schedule "nap time" during a major feed.