atmospheric pressure

Conner1

Can anyone explain to me more on atmospheric pressure and fishing? I understand it enough as in how it affects fishing and how you can get more out of your session by swapping up tactics such as floating on top or trying zigs at different depths.

But why does it start at 920 and finish at 1080? What is actually considered as relatively low pressure and high pressure? If that makes sense

ale

The cut off for high and low is generally considered to be 1014. Again generally, low pressure would see the fish feeding more heavily on the bottom and higher pressure in shallower or higher up in the water. High pressure is clear skies and sun usually, low is clouds and rain/wind

deanvaughan

We wrote a blog post about this very subject, check it out here
https://www.fishadviser.co.uk/blog/253/how-the-weather-affects-carp-fishing