Storms coming

The storms are coming.  Today was the last nice day to be outdoors this week, but I had the lake to myself. However, I only got two bites, and no fish. Everyone must know something.  Here are some good articles about how weather affects how fish are feeding:

http://ezinearticles.com/?How-Does-The-Weather-Impact-Fishing?&id=491171
As a cold front passes, the temperature and humidity fall and air pressure begins to rise. The passing of a cold front is generally thought to have a negative effect on fishing. I've heard many people say that fish seem to have lock-jaw immediately following a cold front.


http://www.streetdirectory.com/travel_guide/38335/fishing/cold_weather_catfish_fishing___how_do_things_change_in_the_cold.html
Cold Weather Catfishing:
This time of year, there is less competition from other fishermen for a great spot.
There is less noise and other distractions to scare your fish off.
You can find catfish closer to the banks and shore in colder weather.
You do not usually have to go as deep in the waters to find your catfish.
It is easier to fish on the edges of the water.
It is harder for the catfish to feed so they will be anxious to find your bait.
Catfish are often bigger this time of year.
There is more selection as fewer people are fishing in the cold weather. You have a chance at bigger fish!
The catfish move slower at this time of year.
They are often found just trolling the bottoms of the waters.


Here are the fish I kept yesterday.  I caught more of these green bullheads, using small sunfish as bait.  I caught the sunfish on a red and white jig: