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Every angler is interested in catching larger fish, faster. Every angler also knows that the best
fishing times are when the fish are feeding, which is typically at dusk and dawn. But there are
other factors to consider, too. An experienced captain is aware of the effects of the weather
on his fishing grounds and many additional factors that they will access to provide the best
bait, fishing times and locations for successful outings.
It has been known for a long time that the barometric pressure has an effect on fishing.
How the pressure directly effects the fish is still not fully understood, but knowing how to
use the barometric pressure readings can greatly increase your chances of catching fish,
especially in shallow and fresh waters.
Barometric pressure is the measure of the weight of the atmosphere above us. It exerts
pressure on the waters we fish and even on us. In fact, it can change how well some
people feel. It is believed by many, that it may have a similar and even more dramatic
effect on fish effecting their feeding habits.
Barometric Pressure
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