Hi All,
I've noticed that in winter, the day before a cold front approaches, the weather is generally warmer than usual, and sometimes a warm wind is blowing (in front of the approaching cold weather).
What I'd like to know is if this is a good time to fish?
Does the barometric pressure drop during this period, and how does this affect the way fish bite?
Reason for asking is that I try to watch the weather forecast before planning a trip to a dam, and sometimes wonder if it is worth the trip if a front is on the way, because fishing is generally worse once the front has hit.
Any comments would be great, cheers!
I've noticed that in winter, the day before a cold front approaches, the weather is generally warmer than usual, and sometimes a warm wind is blowing (in front of the approaching cold weather).
What I'd like to know is if this is a good time to fish?
Does the barometric pressure drop during this period, and how does this affect the way fish bite?
Reason for asking is that I try to watch the weather forecast before planning a trip to a dam, and sometimes wonder if it is worth the trip if a front is on the way, because fishing is generally worse once the front has hit.
Any comments would be great, cheers!