The Air Pressure Myth... relating to fishing

[spinnerbaitguy]

I hope this isn't the same article but I can't tell for sure. I am on my android phone and the links on the site will not load. There is usually a link on this site at the bottom of the page which allows me to go to "full site" mode which is more functional but I can't find it today.
Anyway...this article presents data on largemouth which mirrors some of the observations listed.
I, like some others, had always just gone with the typical (old) school of thought and didn't think much deeper into it.


BAROMETRIC PRESSURE AND BASS - In-Fisherman

[Moveon]

Spinnerbaitguy:
This is a different article than the one I posted. But it's saying the same thing. I saw this article when I did a google search on this subject the other day. I just didn't read it until after you posted it on here. I relate to most all the In-Fisherman Stuff. Some of their stuff was copied off what I said on another fishing forum a few years back. I took that as a compliment. The main point of the In-Fisherman article is that air pressure alone is not a DIRECT reason for the fish's behavior. But the changing air pressure can predict that a front is coming through and that the weather will be changing. Fish eat when they are hungry. They suspend or luck when they are full. During the summer months when the water is warmer the fish digest their food faster and eat more often as they are cold blooded and their metabolism increases with warmer water.

Thanks for posting the In-Fisherman Article and it was a good read. I hope others can learn from this article and the other one.

I hope this isn't the same article but I can't tell for sure. I am on my android phone and the links on the site will not load. There is usually a link on this site at the bottom of the page which allows me to go to "full site" mode which is more functional but I can't find it today.
Anyway...this article presents data on largemouth which mirrors some of the observations listed.
I, like some others, had always just gone with the typical (old) school of thought and didn't think much deeper into it.


BAROMETRIC PRESSURE AND BASS - In-Fisherman