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| by nvcdl |
| nvcdl |
After several weeks of afternoon thunderstorms and high temps we came in for a stretch of clear sunny weather over last several days.
I noticed on Monday (and following days this week) that my pond bluegills seemed disinterested in being fed - maybe 10% of normal activity when hand feeding.
Likewise my bluegills in a 125gal fish tank (inside) have shown little interest in food since Monday - they picked at it and left a lot uneaten.
Had anyone else noticed that high presure systems turned fish off eating? Seems odd that fish would be turned off by clear weather.
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| by Flame |
| Flame |
When I used to sell live catfish at my bait camp I kept them in a LARGE metal "vat". One night with extreme THUNDER I woke the next morning to find almost all the fish (about 20) had jumped out of the vat and were flopping on the floor. I had not seen that before or since. Loud thunder in that metal vat was more than they could stand!!
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