Weather conditions this weekend look ideal for shore fishing across most of the eastern United States, with stable pressure systems and moderate temperatures.
Saturday Outlook
High pressure dominates from Maine to Florida. Expect calm winds under 10 mph through midday. Barometric pressure holds steady around 30.1 inches, which typically triggers active feeding.
Morning temperatures in the 50s warm to mid-60s by noon. Perfect conditions for targeting bass, crappie, and catfish from shore.
Sunday Changes
A weak front approaches Sunday evening. Fishing remains good through early afternoon before clouds move in. The pressure drop may actually improve bite rates as fish feed ahead of the front.
Rain arrives Sunday night but amounts stay under half an inch for most areas.
Best Timing
Peak feeding windows this weekend: Saturday 6-9am and 4-7pm. Sunday morning offers the best window before the front arrives.
Pack layers for temperature swings and sunscreen for midday. Water temperatures have risen into the upper 50s on most lakes, activating the spring bite.
