08-23-2023, 08:28 PM
Good thoughts from all..I too have been 'caught' in rain in the Uintah's, trolling or fly fishing from my canoe, and remembering the bite getting hot..That was a lot of years ago, maybe youth contributing to a 'don't care' attitude..but the fishing sure was good...so I also believe there is an effect on the bite from high pressure to low pressure..but not always reliable, just like the fishing 'solunar charts'..my records have shown me many days ice fishing at Strawberry having twice as many hits on a 'low pressure' day compared to sunny, 'high pressure' days...BUT...now being an OG, I guess I'm fishing/boating more for the overall enjoyment of the outing, relaxing, testing techniques and new gear, etc...So, like some of you have also said, I'll probably stay home if the prediction is for rainy weather..But where's that 'go for it' cut off chance for rain..10%?, 20?, 30?..SHEESH!