Trac Fishing Barometer
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- Track changes in barometric pressure
- Multi-colored key and indicator needle
- "Interprets" fishing conditions
Increase your fishing success by tracking changes in barometric pressure with the Fishing Barometer from Trac. Barometric pressure has a dramatic impact on fish feeding habits, and this very portable 3-1/4'' Fishing Barometer features a multi-colored key and indicator needle which indicates whether fishing conditions are excellent, good or poor.
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Rated 5 out of 5 Fishing Line
All I have ordered from Bass Pro Shop have been on time and exactly what I ordered....All has been good!
April 17, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Primetime1 Barometer
You get what you pay for and I should have known better but it was cheap enough, the next one will be $100 to $200. If you understand how to use these they are a great piece of equipment.
March 22, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by muskieloser1 not bad
After calibrating it, it does work well as a barometer. I found that a good bump will knock it out of calibration though. The fishing activity part is pretty accurate. I wouldn't pay much more for it.
October 21, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by clumsum best device ever
Baught a trac fishing barometer about 1 1/2 years ago. It has told me every day 24 7 that it is the best time to go fishing. Right know TS Iaac is passing not to far to the south, You gessed it the barometer says it is the best time to go fishing. From now on I will go with if the cows are standing or layin down.
August 26, 2012
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Hello in my area i have a pressure 1.020 mb at this momenthow i need to rotate the pointer to calibrate with 1.020 mb pressure ?
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There is a small hole in the back with an adjusting screw in it. just turn it until the correct pressure is displayed.A:Â
At first calibration, calibrate the barometer (using the small screw on the back) as close to your pressure as possible. Check daily for accuracy and adjust as necessary. It may take several attempts to obtain complete satisfaction of accuracy. Keep in mind that the absolute pressure is very slow-moving, thus you may not obtain the exact point even after several attempts. Tweak the adjustment as necessary and as required until accuracy is obtained. Mark each days readings with gold colored pointer to determine changes.8 months ago
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I think your reading of 1.020 is French usage scale. Which translates to 30.1.5 in American scale. Look up SELCO instruments on the internet. These setting used in France as I looked them up some weeks ago.A:Â
Nearly all barometers have an ajusting screw in the back that changes pressure on the spring. Move it slowly with a small screwdriver a little at a time till you hit your current pressure.2 years ago
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We consulted the National Weather Service on the internet to get the current atmospheric pressure and calibrated the dial.1 of 1
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