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Weather
Read the sky, catch more fish
Barometric pressure, wind direction, rain, temperature and cloud cover — how each element affects carp feeding and how to use weather forecasts to plan your sessions.
Featured Guide
How Low Pressure Turns Carp On (and Off)
Barometric pressure is the single biggest predictor of feeding activity. Here's the science.
All Guides
Wind Direction and Carp Location
Why carp follow the warm wind and how to use it to find fish quickly.
Fishing in the Rain: Does It Help or Hinder?
Rain affects oxygen, visibility and temperature — usually in your favour.
Water Temperature and Carp Activity: The Science
Below 8°C carp barely feed. Above 18°C they're active but cautious. Here's the full picture.
How to Read a Weather Forecast for Fishing
Which apps to use, which metrics matter and how to spot a productive window.
Put this into practice
Find a day ticket carp lake near you and use what you have learned.