I am a believer that high pressure systems slow the bite down following a cold front. What I don't know is how they effect the spawn. From everything I've been reading the fish are spawning on both Kentucky and Barkley. It looks like a frontal system is moving in at somepoint tonight or tomorrow morning. It doesnt look like cold air is moving in but there is a high pressure system right behind the front. The forecast shows the high pressure system sitting over us tomorrow.

I am hoping to be able to fish tomorrow and Saturday. The winds look bad tomorrow at 12mph NW but I can deal with that. Have you guys noticed pressure slowing the spawn bite down?

Thanks for any input!