phases of the moon vs the sun

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phases of the moon vs the sun

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I see on the wiki that it shows phases of the moon for fishing but how does the sun play into this?
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Re: phases of the moon vs the sun

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night n day
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Re: phases of the moon vs the sun

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Grog wrote:night n day
so the sun is the same as the moon then in terms of phase?
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Re: phases of the moon vs the sun

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no. night is different to day

roughly said there are dayfishes and nightfishes
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Re: phases of the moon vs the sun

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I'm pretty sure the phase is still in effect during the day, but obviously much harder to know which phase it is. That's just unconfirmed observation though. Time of day (more to it than day/night) also has an influence, so you have two separate factors there.

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