Barometric pressure and ice fishing

Does anyone have any comments on the barometric pressure effects ice fishing?

Same for me. Love the graph. 

I use Weather Underground also. Seems to have the best 10 day forcasts too

Dude, weather underground shows pressure along w/ a graph that shows the trend over the 10 day forecast.

Drummer boy, I totally agree. 

I do not think barometric pressure affects deep water fish as mutch as shallow water fish.

Does anyone have a weather app that shows pressure?  I use Weather.com app and I don't think it shows pressure at all.  

I think the pressure is even higher today than it was yesterday. Cold out there!! 

Just coming back from a week on Winnibigoshish in Minnesota. First two days were in the teens, then the bottom dropped out with highest the rest of the week being -12 during the day. The barometer was rising throughout the week and fishing slowed, but we just kept chasing them deeper until we found active fish.

I know the combination of falling temps and rising pressure is what forced them to deeper water. It made it tough because we would go fish outside in a different area to find active fish, then bring the skid house with my dad in it. 

I fish with a guy and the 1st thing he does is look at the barometer in tbe morning before going out. Pretty much predicts the days catch.

Glad you did well Lake King. 

Read reports from various lakes. Seemed like a tough bite in general today for most.

Fished in Oneida county Thursday, Friday and today. You bet it was a tough bite. Lookers but no takers. 

Here we go. HUGE barometric pressure today and tomorrow. Anyone out? Anybody with friends or family out and you can offer us a report... I'm taking the weekend off. Hope people that are out do well, but I would think it's a very challenging bite. 

I think fish in flowing water are less affected by what the air is doing than lake fish. And some species are more affected than others. But I go fishing when I feel like it. I really like catching and eating pike and they seem less affected so I got that going for me, which is nice. 

If you're a "weekend warrior" fish when you can...and enjoy the day.

If you're a retired guy (like me) fish when it's above freezing, sunny,and no wind...and enjoy the day.

If you're a "gotta have it guy" fish every day there is ice on the water... and enjoy the days, if you can.