Anybody know of a resource that has moon phase, rise and set, sun rise and set data on the same calendar? Does the "fishers log" software provide this data?

I have been all over the web looking and all I can find is individual calendars. I'm trying to avoid having to compile it all from sites like the one posted below.

Thanks!

Moon Phase Calendar for Plymouth, Massachusetts (http://www.almanac.com/moon/calendar/MA/Plymouth/2011-03)

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If you are not a "high tech guy" like Nebe, Eldridge Pilot Book has all of that stuff every year. About $10 to $12.

BTW, I save all my old Eldridge Books and keep notes in them during the season. I can then go back and see exactly what tide, moon, where etc produced.

Go to Tidelines Graphed Tide Calendars (http://www.tidelines.com)
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Let's see---sunrise and sunset, moonrise and moonset, moon phase, tides and current, current speed, and tidal range, all in one place? Seek and ye shall find:

Cape Cod Tides and Surf for Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket (http://www.capetides.com/)

It's a Cape site, but pick any location on Cape Cod Bay and you're in the right ballpark for Plymouth.

Let's see---sunrise and sunset, moonrise and moonset, moon phase, tides and current, current speed, and tidal range, all in one place? Seek and ye shall find:

Cape Cod Tides and Surf for Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket (http://www.capetides.com/)

It's a Cape site, but pick any location on Cape Cod Bay and you're in the right ballpark for Plymouth.

Thanks - This site is my main source of tide data - I was hopping to find it all on a monthly calendar. I usually put together a "prime time" calendar for each of the areas that I fish and it's a lot of work to plot all.

www.saltwatertides.com (http://www.saltwatertides.com)

it is my opinion........

that fishing is best from new moon to the half moon
then it changes from there on with fish seeking the shadow
or finding food off the bottom to avoid the moon light
i think it gives away their position and they loose their edge
until the moon wanes back to the half moon again.

you would too if you had no eyelids :uhuh:
....lucky for us we have sun or "moon glasses"

maineharbors.com. my bibble

www.saltwatertides.com (http://www.saltwatertides.com)

That is the site I use.

maineharbors.com. my bibble

I will 2nd maine harbors great site and great people. I was looking for a pasts month chart I lost and they emailed it right to me.
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