Let us clarify - what is being said is that changing pressure is a key factor. Stable pressure is often a below average bite. Pressure that is low and increasing is often a good bite and usually means improving weather. In this condition the pressure is still low, but moving. Hopefully this clears it up.

I think it was the up and down arrow that confused us since theyre inconsistent

@@landersfishing6021 @1:30 you state that when pressure is low and increasing, the fish will move lower in the water column and not bite. Contradicting your statement you made in this comment.

Within the first hour on a rise

It does. 😂

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Not so. You're going to miss out on a lot of great fishing.

The animation shows hPa but the metric that corresponds with the 29.92 measurement is inches of mercury (inHg).

Sorry for the confusion - John is correct it's inches of mercury (HG).

it can be as simple as buying a cheap barometer, but NOAA buoys (some of them) report pressure. Any app that reports NOAA buoy data will give you this information.

We generally advise that changing pressure, and rapidly changing pressure is the key. high headed low or low headed high is the key.

29.92 inches of Mercury is 14.7 psi…aviation and lots of navigation/weather equipment use inches of Mercury, some use millibars, some use psi. It’s all just different systems…like inches vs cm

Millibars or inches of Mercury

Where are you fishing?

@@mikemcmanama7221 Various places with the same results. Ohio river, Gyandott river, big Sandy river. Beach fork lake and many more places. All bank fishing the western part of West Virginia. I went to a pay lake were some channel cats were cruising the shore. Placed a whole live jumbo nightcrawler right in front of them. Nothing, no interest at all!

@@randomtube8226 do you ever use artificial bait? You need to look into some senkos man, it will help you alot, look at " texas rig" senko

It's great for light tackle like you have

@@mikemcmanama7221 I've used them before. Even the ned rig. I have various tackle for targeting different size fish. I use live, cut, and artificial baits. I feel it's the time and the place that causes the fish not to bite. I should be at least catching panfish on live night crawlers.

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We say it is best when it is moving. Up or down. Right before raining would usually be a rapidly falling barometer so your dad’s theory is the same basic concept.

You say that like it doesn’t effect the mood of humans. (Spoiler: it does)

Humans have had years to adapt to ups and downs of temperature but I still get cold and hot, and act differently depending.

“Millions of years” 😂 #indoctrinated