100% humidity...? isn't that called rain...?:big_smile:
It definitely effects the cats in my area... when the humidity is up, there's less chance of me harassing them from my post next to the A/C..:lol:

 

I wouldn't think the humidity does as much as pressure changes and the heat.

 

If high humidity caused a slow bite we would never catch anything here in North Carolina . At least not in the eastern half of the state. You can usually wring water out of the air during the summer !

 

100% humidity...? isn't that called rain...?:big_smile:
It definitely effects the cats in my area... when the humidity is up, there's less chance of me harassing them from my post next to the A/C..:lol:

Yea I tried that, fishing next to the ac and thought I had a good one on. Screaming drag and found out I had hooked the wife and it was her screaming.

 

I don't think the humidity has an effect on the fish since they are already under water.

However, humid air is usually warm, and warm air is less dense (and rises), so maybe it's a pressure difference with humid and dry air that effects the bite?

Of course, I live in KY, not Arizona (warm and dry) so maybe that's all wrong.