Ideal Pressure (QNH)

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Barometric or atmospheric pressure is the weight per unit of the total mass of air above a given point. A barometer measures the pressure the total mass air exerts on that particular location. This pressure is measured in units of millibars ranging form 960 to 1,050, or in inches on a scale of 28.5 to 31.00.

Surely there is a prefered level between this 960 and 1050 that is more condusive to fishing than say the bottom or top end?????? Do fish move deeper when the pressure drops or do they move to the shallows.

I am looking for some science here.

when the anti-cyclonal flow of a transverse boundry that perpintudes the longivertical
axis of the inverse rectilonginal assimily approaches the quadratudinal bifurcation of the mean salinity's mechanical-molecular arctangental inverse doppler shift....
THAT'S what affects the fishing. I thought everyone knew that but how does atmospheric pressure affect the fish??????

I wish I could fish Inanda every weekend Fishton but alas we have to make do with Gauteng waters and cold front after cold front.