Barometer
Submitted by SABRE on Mon, 2012-11-05 12:16
Hey guys been reading up on fishing rising or falling barometric pressure,seems to be a lot of differing opinions ??. I think this has been discussed on here before ? but what do we think rising or falling is better for fishing ??
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carnarvonite
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Rising
In past experience I've found rising is best.
Same goes for wind direction, if it goes to the north fish go off the bite in expectation of coming bigger waves and swell but once it goes south west they are back biting stronger than before.
snappermiles
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rising is alot better fishing
in my opinion i have always done better on a rising barometer
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sea-kem
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Yep definately rising. If the
Yep definately rising. If the arse is dropping out of it get off the water cause you're gonna geta wet.
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chris raff
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Barometer never really
Barometer never really factored it in , however heard 1020 is fairly optimum..so looking at the winds and synoptics on seabreeze I presume Wednesday would be the best day this week...
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tim-o
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Low pressure means shit
Low pressure means shit weather, high pressure means less room in stomach for deeper species I suppose. Rising tide, rising baro, anything rising generally means excitement haha
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