Thread: H'bird weathersense

Originally Posted by Fisherman_Wantabe

Being made in Alabama is what makes them so goooood!!!!!! :D

Originally Posted by Cane Pole

You and Me got to come eye to eye one day.
I have alot of respect for you. I'm just about
10 years behind you. I can't seem to take my
knowledge to the fishing world the way you have.
My hats off to you............................


Fisherman_Wantabe

If the sensor was on and you were traveling some where, it would read the different pressures as you went up and down hills, kind of like an air plane altimeter I think, but it does have its uses on the lake. One of the main thing I'd be watching is what the short term trend, especially if I was a pro fishing in tournaments. These guys have it down to different patterns they fish for different weather scenario's. If the pressure is dropping the fish are likely going to be in a positive feeding mood where if the pressure was rising, they'd go with a more nuetral feeding pattern like if a cold front.
I saw this two years ago out fishing with Doc. It was fall and pretty gray out and all of a sudden you could see a change in the clouds with rain coming. Sure enough the fish really turned on and as soon as it went by they shut off. You could see it in the clouds but I have the feeling it would have showed nicely on a graph. These are small area, small amount changes you aren't going to see on the weather channel.

WarrenMN

We got Mexican crappie here. They eat in the morning, sleep thru mid-day, and eat in the evening. Don't take much any kinda "sense" to figure this out.

Originally Posted by Fisherman_Wantabe

You and Me got to come eye to eye one day.
I have alot of respect for you. I'm just about
10 years behind you. I can't seem to take my
knowledge to the fishing world the way you have.
My hats off to you............................


Fisherman_Wantabe

Well, thanks for the compliment Alan.

Some folks call me a smart a$$, but, they are usually mentally or technically challenged.:rolleyes:

When I was a young engineer peeon, I had the fortune to work with some really powerful brainy people. I like to believe some of their power stuff rubbed off on me. ha

I like helping folks with stuff. I am presently helping (trying to) a member here who is working on his Phd.

Now, I just an old retired peeon.

Tom