Inshore Fishing And Barometric Pressure! | Flats Class YouTube

In this video Capt. C.A. is going to talk about why the fish bite better one day and not another! Factors such as weather, wind, water temperatures, and tides are all key factors that could effect the bite, but one that is often overlooked is barometric pressure. Capt. C.A. will go in depth explaining prime barometric pressure to fish in and the effects it could have if it is too high or too low! If you like what you're seeing here at Flats Class TH-cam, make sure you leave a like and subscribe!
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[@balamont1150]

The fish “feel” better and become more active (look for food) higher in the water column when barometer is low because the pressure on their swim bladder decreases. They move less and go deep when barometer is high because pressure is increased on their swim bladder. Keep it simple folks- no need for college explanations.

[@delreypimp]

Most of the apps measure in Hg. For example 29.97Hg=1014.90 millibar. Just an FYI if that helps. Thanks for all the advice Cap. Keep it coming because I need all the help I can get!

[@flatsclasscharters]

Thanks for the feedback and support

[@DBStoots]

@@flatsclasscharters The National Weather Service has a Pressure Unit Converter that is helpful--plug in the inches of mercury that most applications report (i.e., 29.91) and it converts to millibars (1013)

[@wgmadden1]

I have noticed when hunting this rule applies the same way as it does on the water. You can keep the bluebird days, I'll take some wind and drizzle and see a lot more activity.

[@flatsclasscharters]

😉

[@stratpaulguy86]

I find that big daytime snook are especially susceptible to a falling/low barometer. I seem to get more explosive, aggressive topwater blowups on a low or falling barometer...so much so that I broke my PB snook 3 weeks in a row following the pressure trends.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

I remember catching kingfish offshore in the fall when fronts were coming but once the front got there the bite shut down. A couple times we caught them Saturday but fronts came in later or overnight and it got rougher plus the fish didn't bite on Sunday. Seems like lots of fish are the same.

[@flatsclasscharters]

I like hearing this…

[@rayodom2445]

The birds in the background don't bother me at all. Makes me wish I was there instead of work. I enjoy all of your videos.

[@flatsclasscharters]

Thank you Ray

[@joshuanattinger9694]

Thanks for explaining it simply. I love to learn how fish live so I can target them better.

[@alangrant5278]

Wow I haven’t heard Golly for a long time. I will try to use they everyday now. 👍

[@thepimpernel6971]

Fish bite with falling pressure at the leading edge of a low pressure front. Once the front is there the bite subsides.

[@richard2081]

It was good today with 22 Reds, 4 Black Drum and 2 Trout in four hours. 29.83 makes for a great day.

[@flatsclasscharters]

🙌🏼

[@greenwil]

Thanks, learning has occurred.

[@fredmatthews2570]

CA I know that this has nothing to do with your video. I'm looking for some aqua tractoin decking like in your skiff. For my skiff, I'm unable to find a contact number. Can you help me it would be greatly appreciated sir

[@waterloofishing6277]

Super grateful for the tips ! I’m slowly improving sir! Appreciate you Cpt!

[@bi0ticoutdoors102]

Dropping pressure and CA dropping vids, both wins 🙌

[@TCampbell1990]

What are you using to track the barometer? I have been using tides4fishing.

[@stephenkleiber3713]

What app do you recommend to get barometric readings

[@tuckamore_knife_company]

Agreed with the video and some of the comments…in Falconry I’ve found the similar rules of nature apply hunting with falcons, hawks and a few eagles.

[@anthonywaldon7805]

Thanks for the video. I moved to Honduras and am trying to learn to fish. Not too much success yet but that keeps me hungry. Thanks again

[@duncansmith536]

I'm really liking these info videos. I really liked the boat knots. How about some info on solo unloading and loading the boat, especially with no dock.

[@crappie72]

yes as someone stated below rings true for hunting also

[@GBLadyWader]

Hey now! I like the bird song in your yard! Beats the heck out of lawn mowers and blowers and AC’s turning on and off!

[@mooncritter721]

I have heard the opposite was true on other sites but I know that here in Michigan when the rain and wind move in, the fish musky and pike, get to eating! I shore fish because I don`t have a boat but I have done best with rain and winds and waves throwing big plastic and have caught my biggest fish during low pressure fronts. I drives them in close to shore because those waves wash bait fish and frogs out from the shore line. Crashing waves are no good for the little fish so they are easy pickings in wavy water. Frogs also get washed out into the lake during storms. The big ones know this so they move in for the feast!

[@redtobertshateshandles]

Here in Australia the saying is 1020, Cod aplenty.

[@raybrdjr]

LOVE THE BIRDS SINGING IN THE BACKGROUND!

[@delstep2255]

What fishing apps do you use? I live in the Caribbean.

[@hafizmahmood5673]

You are so awesome for sharing this. Thank you sir.

[@dannybonilla9340]

How does CA not have 100K followers

[@manuelfuertes5875]

Him 13 . I'm looking at the pressure it's 29.85 in that's normal

[@flatsclasscharters]

I believe 29.94 is stable baseline

[@samjoplin2069]

29.92 is the “standard datum plane,” it’s the baseline we use in aviation at least.

[@DBStoots]

29.91 inches of mercury = 1013 millibars

[@ReelinTension]

Good stuff Capt

[@seanb1321]

Killer voice. Do podcasts.

[@RevnedC]

Brilliant tyvm indeed 👌

[@robertbrost7777]

I am a firm believer in the barometric pressure dropping increasing the bite. I have looked at my photo times of the bass I have caught and, compared them to the pressure and most times I have caught them when the pressure is dropping.

[@chriswatkins6335]

Off topic question. What do you recommend for a collapsible landing net? Thanks

[@drticktock4011]

It's the gradient in barometric pressure. Pressure itself is less influential.

[@EvergreenOG]

Looking forward to more, I have been following you for 13 yrs now.. Thk u

[@janie5481]

Excellent video and easy to understand.
What app do you guys use to keep eyes on the pressure?

[@unveiling762]

Best video on barometric and fishing on you tube by far

[@mikemcgeehan4321]

Great show. Very helpful.

[@submissionoutdoors570]

which app would you suggest i use?

[@charlesycoker]

good info

[@manuelfuertes5875]

Hun

[@reelestatejeremy]

Another great uncommon, but outstanding tip! …makes us keep coming back!