Hello everybody....
I just spent a week over at Pymatuning and fished pretty much everyday. While sitting out on the water, a thought came to my head about barometric pressure and fishing. I've always heard people say that fish tend to bite when the barometric pressure is behaving a certain way. I did a little research and here is what I found...
Fish tend to be the most active when the barometric pressure is falling.
High & Low pressure usually is a time when fish are not very active.
Rising & Slightly Low pressure tends to lead to "okay" fishing.
Normal fishing normally occrus when the barometric pressure is normal or stable.
High pressure seems to be in control for the next few days. Doesn't look too good for fishing.
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Source: thefishingnut.com
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