High barometric pressure=Impossible Ski's?

[rodbuilder]

Hey all, I NEED advise. I fished hard all weekend and not 1 follow. I saw muskies cruising just under the surface over 20-30 feet of water but not a one would turn on my lures. I threw buck tails, cranks (both erratic and steady retreives), and Jerks. NOT A FOLLOW??..Is there any way to get these fish interested when the barometric pressure is high or should I just stick to fishing when the weather is crappy?

[Scoot]

If it makes you feel any better, I we (Fisherdog and I) had a mess of follows yesterday, but no fish would bite. One step closer than you, but the exact same results.
Scoot

[rodbuilder]

Scoot, Was that on Detroit? It seems to me that Fisherdog fishes detroit lake. If so, i gotta believe you. I have seen more muskies in detroit than on any other lake. My brother and I fished it on opener. He got 2 and I missed 2 at boatside. TONS of other follows as well. Great lake regardsless of the pleasure boaters.

[Scoot]

From what I understand it can be a good lake, but you're definitely right that it can be a battle fighting off all of the jet and water skiers. I had a good time- fisherdog definitely knows the lake well and put us in the right spots. We just couldn't get the fish to cooperate.
Scoot