Seven day carp conditions
Carp fishing weather, read for carp.
A normal weather app tells you it's 14 degrees and cloudy. Carp HQ reads the same seven days the way a carp angler does — wind direction and strength, air pressure and its trend, rain, temperature and moon phase — and points at the window worth booking off.
No card details needed. Full member access for 30 days. Then continue only if you choose to for £5.99 per month.
What the seven day view shows
Conditions are pulled for the water you're fishing, not a vague regional forecast.
- Wind direction and strength for each day
- Air pressure and whether it's rising, falling or settled
- Rain, cloud and air temperature
- Moon phase across the week
- The best carp fishing window in the next seven days
Tied to the water you're actually fishing
Pick a water from the directory or from My Waters and the conditions follow it, so a session on a shallow estate lake and a session on a deep pit are read against their own forecast rather than one town-level number.
Matched against your own catches
Because every catch in your journal stores the conditions it was caught in, Carp HQ can compare the coming week against what has produced fish for you before — a pressure drop and a south-westerly means more when you can see your own results behind it.
Why pressure and wind matter to carp
Carp behaviour shifts with the weather. A settled or falling pressure with a warm wind pushing into a bank tends to move fish and get them feeding; a sharp rise behind a cold northerly often shuts things down. Carp HQ puts those signals in one place so you can plan around them instead of turning up and hoping.
See the conditions for your water
No card details needed. Full member access for 30 days. At the end of your free trial you choose whether to continue for £5.99 a month.
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