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Why do fish stop biting after a storm?

Asked: Missoura angler, Last Updated:

Bass are lazy after a thunderstorm. They're looking for calm water and aren't as hungry due to the rise in barometric pressure. This means that the bass are less likely to go after a fast-moving lure. Keep your retrieve slow and steady to give the bass every opportunity to take a bite.

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