Since blyght and I caught our Walleye back in October.....and the 5 week spell of not even a hit....we started tracking a bunch of things to see if we could predict when conditions would be ideal. Because we fish from shore, we dont have the luxury of heading to deeper waters to fish.
Some websites say that when the pressure is high...the fish generally are not feeding and they head to deep waters. As the pressure falls and is normal or slightly below normal, they begin to feed. When the pressure is low, but hasn't bottomed out, they are active and will move to shallower waters. As coincidence has it, the pressure was at the low end for all the Walleye that we have caught....and they were very close to shore.
Does anyone else use barometric pressure, or moon phase, wind direction etc.....or is it all just a sham? Please leave me your thoughts....thanks!