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Ausfish Silver Member
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Ausfish Gold Member
Re: High's and Low's of Freshwater Fishing???
Good question that has varied opinion Pod. I believe it has to be factor because it is weather/nature we are dealing with here and fish are very much controlled by the effects of the weather/nature as well as other factors some not natural. e.g noise. Personally I have found the barometer issue very baffling.
I have hit my local dam many times above 120hPa for no result at all. Many times we have expected a great session due to the barometer and got nothing. Other times we've been out when there has been a spike in the barometer and have got good fish. Recently I went out on a very low barometer expecting nothing and did quite well.
Surely it is ONE of the factors. I just don't know what it has to coincide with to bring on a great session. - cheers Richard
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Ausfish Silver Member
Re: High's and Low's of Freshwater Fishing???
I am starting to think that the (for want of a better way to put it) "shift" time between weather patterns is the time to fish. For example, if a stinking big high has been sitting over the centre of the state for a long period, when it starts to "shift"- its the best time to get stuck in and have a fish. Same with a low, if its been set in for a while, when it starts to "Shift" I look to go fishing as well.
I am in the same boat (no pun intended) as you on the being BAFFLED side of things though Richard! Just when I seem to grow some understanding- somthing happens that makes me scratch my head and think it all over again!
Cheers, Pod.
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