If the Air Pressure is 30.40, or higher, I will cancel your trip.

If the Air Pressure is 29.60, or lower, I will cancel your trip.

If the air pressure is 30.50 or higher, you are going to have a hard time even snagging a carp turd. I stay home and I won't even go fishing.

I fished today (03/11) at Eagle Mountain lake, it was at 29.54 .. I had a tough time, just caught two..
Yesterday I did better, the pressure was at 29.92 ..

I just want to check with others to see if this was similar?
Thanks..

I would like to ask for some of us that go fishing no matter the weather. I work 40 to 60 a week and don't get to choose what day to go based on the pressure.

What species of fish is affect by pressure most?

Do current or river currents change pressure on water ?

If you have multiple days like the summer or even where pressure is bad what do you do? How do you catch
them? There's never perfect conditions

When does pressure not matter ?

My neighbor caught a limit today and yesterday at the creek . He doesn't post on the forum though. I don't know how he doesn't it. I'm going with him this week maybe it's a certain bait deal or live bait.

I would like to ask for some of us that go fishing no matter the weather. I work 40 to 60 a week and don't get to choose what day to go based on the pressure.

**This post was about " why " the fishing is slower. As a weekend fisherman you go when you can. This will just tell you why it is slow. If they are pressure is superhigh above 30.30, I usually always bring minnows. The air pressure was messed up for the last two days but I still took a limit but they took me 5 to 6 hours.

What species of fish is affect by pressure most?

***have noticed most fish 1 foot to 15 foot are usually affected most. Even the salt water anglers/guides pay attention to the barometric air pressure. The only fish I have noticed are super affected our crappies, white bass, and shad, as those are the only fish I can actually see visually through a season. Since I can see them I know what they're doing at all times. I can watch her feeding behavior their movement in their patterns. If you can see these fish, you will notice they're feeding hard every cast. Then all of a sudden they stop dead. You can Freeline a minnow and let the current push it to their face and they will get out of the way and let the minnow pass. That's just the air pressure going up and down.

Do current or river currents change pressure on water ?

** not like your thinking.

If you have multiple days like the summer or even where pressure is bad what do you do? How do you catch
them? There's never perfect conditions

** minnows. Or very slow lures.

When does pressure not matter ?

All day in my world.

My neighbor caught a limit today and yesterday at the creek . He doesn't post on the forum though. I don't know how he doesn't it. I'm going with him this week maybe it's a certain bait deal or live bait.

** Have fun. We have been limiting everyday too!