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Message: <blockquote data-quote="3Roosters" data-source="post: 73864" data-attributes="member: 1351">I used to track pressure with my handy dandy post it notes on the fridge until the better half decided that was a bad location so just used an old fashioned spiral notebook. I don't do that much anymore although I do make sure to check my weather app for the barometric pressure before heading out to the lake/woods.  I think I know where I got this obsession of sorts to jot these kinds of things down. Way way way way back when I was a young lad, my dad had a semi permanent skid house that we would move on home made skis from location to location on Lake Bemidji. It was a patch work job after being broken into a couple times..yes...#jerkswhowreckthings happened even back then. At any rate, my dad would write..in pencil..on any available wood framing..shelves, doors..really any place with a spot open to write....he would write his fishing diary if you will...hahaha of that days catch or lack there of.. 1 perch-12/17/1975, 2 walleyes 1/21/74..for example. We used that thing for 3-4 winters before the skid house basically needed to go..hahaha. At any rate..it was always fun to enter that skid house to see and read the walls,doors,window ledge, etc of the history of fishing in that house. It was one heck of a fishing diary that is for sure hahhaa.. Great memories of fishing in the past that is for sure. Thumbs Up  Kudo's to those others that like to track this kind of stuff! Some folks would love to have their first car back. I, for one, would love to have that fish house back. It would be priceless reading of days gone by. My guess is it ended up in someone's firewood pile. haha</blockquote>

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