HOW DOES WEATHER AFFECT CARP FISHING ? 😀
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- HOW DOES WEATHER AFFECT CARP FISHING ? 😀 - Ever wanted to know how carp react to different weather pressures and what rigs and tactics to use then join me as I run through both High Pressure and Low Pressure. #enjoy
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Very well explained! I’m sure there are lots of angler’s out there who’ve been fishing for years and don’t or didn’t know the reasons behind some conditions being more favourable for certain tactics or even certain areas of their lakes. Probably because I think there is a lack of material out there in this area of our sport. Quality video as always, and well put across, keep it up 👍🏼
Glad you took something from it Dane
I've been fishing for 30 years, carp fishing for 21, and thats the first time weather pressure has been explained in a way I've understood Thanks, Leon. Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it and Thxs for the great feedback Marc much appreciated
Any chance of a video about wind directions etc? Thanks.
I’ll add it to the list. Thxs
If been fishing for over 30 yrs n that's the best explanation I've heard thanks mate top advice will keep it in mind
Glad you enjoyed it Paul
I've never been overly convinced that air pressure directly affects fish behaviour as the swim bladder is not a sealed system and is constantly adjusting to maintain neutral buoyancy relative to atmospheric pressure, this isn't to say its wrong but perhaps misinterpreted.
You may well have seen this swim bladder adjustment in action many times and just not realised or attributed the behaviour to other things. The main behaviours associated swim bladder adjustment are fish coming to the surface and gulping air by either slurping or head and shouldering to swallow air and add buoyancy or alternately releasing bubbles (rarely more than a few small bubbles so hard to spot) to lower the buoyancy, there is also evidence to suggest that fish leaping and slamming back into the water is a way of suddenly forcing air out of the swim bladder allowing the fish to descend although this is difficult to prove due to the circumstances. This behaviour and anatomy is consistent and can be observed across all cyprinids found in the UK, non cyprinid species such as perch have a sealed system that is reliant of gas permeation through a membrane so they are more affected by atmospheric pressure change and will take longer to adapt to changes.
In the opening sentence I suggested that the correlation between air pressure and fish location was perhaps being misinterpreted and I say this because of the likely weather conditions that come with both highs and lows. When you get high pressure you generally get clear skies and a lack of wind which will allow the sunlight to warm the surface layers much more rapidly, fish being cold blooded and reliant on external heat sources will of course seek out the warmer water and come to the surface. This increase in temperature will also increase the amount of invertebrate activity in the upper layers with all the larvae rising to the surface to hatch into flies while its hot and still so the fish will hang around looking for a feed. A further look into fish behaviour while in the upper layers would encompass the heightened fear of predation from above and below but we'll leave that for another time. We should also take into account that fish are much easier to spot in the bright sunlight compared to overcast conditions so this sort of affects our inbuilt confirmation bias (attributing things to confirm our choices/assumptions are correct).
So, in short - It is not the air pressure that directly affects the fish but more likely the prevailing weather conditions and temperature, the old adage is not incorrect but perhaps misinterpreted and shouldn't be taken as gospel.
Thxs for sharing this, so many permutations and factors of what is happening in there world that maybe not one correlation between the differnent atmospheric pressures determines where they may feel comfortable being, one day with the same conditions albeit a brighter moon or a hatch may not find them behaving as we think they would which is why I love this sport so much there is no definitive answer to any questions posed, just assumptions and general thoughts based on an anglers experience over the years.
My fascination with the freshwater environment has never dwindled, spent most of my life on the bank and a good 5yrs at college/uni learning all that I could about how it works and I know I'm still only scratching the surface in terms of unravelling its mysteries. The underwater environment and its residents are so alien to our own that it's no wonder that people struggle to get their heads around it at times and in a culture/industry that is full of old wives tails and marketing hype it gets even harder. In the end, any angler worth his salt knows that it's a mix of watercraft (the ability to find fish and predict their response), confidence (knowing that the method you are using will work if the fish are hungry), competency (being able to apply the method effectively) and luck (a mixture of the 3 previous points) that puts fish on the bank. Whether we catch because of or in spite of the choices we make remains to be seen but its these question that keep me returning again and again in full knowledge that I'll never know it all
Couldn’t agree more
TjDolHaus86 brilliant read
I agree... don't subscribe to air pressure bladder theories. 1ft up or down in the water column equates to approximately 30mbar of pressure change.!
Carp move up and down much quicker than this. Over much greater deeps. It doesn't make them uncomfortable... if it did they couldn't survive. Water pressure is huge in comparison to weather pressure effects.
Its High Pressure/Low Pressure effects on general weather, temperatures, solar loading, bright verses dull, wind, these things effect Carp mobility and feeding far more than atmospheric pressure and pressure changes..
Really good this one never really understood what all this was about really but now I understand and it will really help me when i go fishing next week
Glad it has helped you mate
Really interesting and sound advice Leon ,
Thanks 👍
Pleasure mate
Great advice Leon i knew a little bit about air pressure in relation to fishing but nothing this in depth i will definitely be applying this info to my approach in the future :)
Glad you liked it and it helped
Thanks helped me a lot on a windy day went to one of my favourite deep lakes did some surface fishing and caught lodes so thanks🎣😁🙄😊🎣
Thanks Leon some good info
thanks for the good advice, and the hints and tips.
Glad you liked them
I hope to strike up a friendly debate on this subject. My carp angling experience is limited. But looking at this from a scientific perspective, fish would feel pressure more from the change in depth, more so than atmospheric pressure.
By example:
1 m/3.28 ft water depth = 9.81 kPa.
2 m/6.56 ft water depth = 19.6 kPa.
Atmospheric pressure: 9.80 kPa - 10.40 kPa.
The change in pressure is far greater in water than it is in the atmosphere. It would therefore have a negligible affect on the body of water and the fish’s swim bladder.
This is very interesting, would having a higher air pressure say 1020 not push the pressure in the waters surface and subsequently the body of water against a fishes body/Swim Bladder, the higher the atmospheric pressure the higher the pressure in the body of water would be?
Very informative, thx Leon
Glad you took something from it
What do you define as deep I'm in6ft now the pressure is above 110 and weve a really strong wind on was going to swap to all 3 on zigs
6ft and under I’d say it didn’t really make a lot of difference I’ve found but in 10ft and over I’d have the zigs on
Interesting Leon thanks for that.
Pleasure
Nice 1 👍, however... let’s not rely on Michael Fish for the weather 😂😂.
Jokes aside, top tips Leon, cheers!
Glad you liked it
I have always caught more in high pressure sunny days fishing the margins and stalking than fishing in low pressure. In low pressure windy conditions the fish just disappear and hide away and it looks rotten for a bite. The whole low pressure south westerly thing just doesn't produce for me!
I think it used to be you could put money on catching one in those conditions but with angler pressure and so many other factors it’s not always the case
Well last week i had 5 carp all around 10 lbs + on the bottom and lost 3 (small hook) , never had carp before from this particular pond its always been tench.... i do believe the Low Pressure did play a big part in this.
18 / 9 °C
Passing clouds.
Humidity: 80%
Barometer: 991 mbar
WSW
Wind: 28.585 mph
That sounds like the ideal weather for catching for sure
Another Help-full bit off advise there big fella.3 dislikes? For what.Hey YOU who disliked.Explain the reason ya Numpty!!!.
There will always be haters/jealous people unfortunately Mike, glad you enjoyed it
Great advic!! I'am gone try it!! :)
Cheers mate that was very informative, I've got a session booked this coming Monday and the weather looks dreadful! but low pressure so I can whack a bottom bait out
One of the lake's I fish is an old gravel pit shallow on the left t half of lake 3 feet then around the island and right hand side 6 foot like a soup bowl? Would you bother? With pressure
No i think it’s too shallow imho
Realy helpfull advice. explained so everybody can understand thank 👍
Glad you liked it
great advice once again leon understand more about air pressure now thanks 👍👍
Glad you took something from it Mark
very good advice leon as always very noligable man always getting hints and tips off you mate love the work you do for us carp anglers to make us better carp anglers and put more carp on the bank ............................ you should wright a book my friend I would buy it :-))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
Maybe when they have time mate, glad you liking the videos
What about in winter Leon do you think it changes
Just answered my main question I googled!
Cheers Leon
Top draw Leon.
Thxs Matthew
Excellent advice Leon , thanks 👍
Over the years surely the carp would of evolved with the pressure, I fished Farlows last year pressure was 1048 a guy with a Deeper saw the carp resting at 10 feet were the depth was 12 feet ?
It’s not an exact science Steve and I can only go on my findings there are so many permutations and other things going on in their world that goes against what we think we know
That’s a very high pressure so adds up to what he was saying that the higher the pressure the further up the water they might be, i long HookLink popped up a few ft would have put a bait in that area of depth ?
So what would you use if it was 1010mB as that is middle ground?
I’d probably fish one on zigs and the other two on the bottom and see what happened with the air pressure
Thanks for the tip mate
Cheers Leon made some sense of it
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Good stuff let me know how you get on with them
Evening Leon,is the next live blog on Sunday at 7pm
Yes I shall be live at 7pm on Sunday
Greet tips Leon
Thxs David
Very informative leon...great vlog
Glad you liked it
Absolutely brilliant blog Leon,so so helpful,thank you
Glad you liked it ian
Di you guys use barometer ir app to get the atmospheric pressure?
used BBC Weather
wow this is really cool
excellent information love your blocks
Glad you liking them
Exactly what i needed to know. Thanks
👍 glad it’s helped
Learn something new everyday say cheers man !
Glad you liked it
Great bit of advice on the weather vlog Leon as always
Glad you liked it Tommy
Thanks Leon, that makes it more clear. 👍
Glad you enjoy d it
Great overview. Thanks for this video
Glad you liked it
quality advice as usual leon👍
Thxs Mark glad you liked it
Always coming back to this vid. Educational and helps refresh the memory. Thank you Leon 👍
Another great video, thanks Leon!
Pleasure
top advice and well explained Leon
Thxs Graham
Great explanation mate 👍🏻
Thxs matr
Great 👍 Vlog Leon
Glad you liked it Carl
Nice one leon🤘
Thxs Mark
Great vid
Glad you enjoyed it