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#1 |
Loves his member
Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 122
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fishin in the rain
any thoughts on what happens to the bite during significant weather changes....this weekend goes from blue bird skies to down pour
but also curious about hot to cold....rain to sun any type of change chime in please ![]() |
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#2 |
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
Posts: 192
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Any change in wx can change the pattern of the fish, for better or worse. Some species seem to have their feeding habits stimulated with low pressure, more than others (lobster for example). Others seem to like sunshine (halibut, YT). Moon phase may be more important depending on the nocturnal activity of the species (WSB). But in my experience there's no rhyme or reason and certainly no way to predict how any of this will change things. Only this: If the fishing is bad, any change can't hurt!
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