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Lake Palestine · 2026 TXTT Championship · sample data

On-water boards

Demo

Four swipeable boards built for the boat — Live Day-Of (countdown), Lake & Waypoints (map), Weather & Solunar (timeline), and Biology & Forage (color call). Landscape-iPad first; tap the left rail or swipe between them. Sample values shown.

ONWATER // LIVELAKE PALESTINE // 2026-06-06 · iPad landscape

Flood pivot · RISING+0.3 ft vs pool · +0.12 ft/hr

Flood pivot

RISING

Push shallow — fish are sliding into newly flooded bushes and laydowns for stable oxygen. Bump a high-vibration bait through the fresh cover.

+0.3 ft vs pool · +0.12 ft/hr

MAJOR FEEDING · live now

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Window closes · DAWN MAJOR · 06:10–08:55

94% Waxing Gibbous29.88 inHg

Tactical lineup

Targeting

CHROME LIPLESS

Backup · 3/8 OZ CREATURE FLIP

RIPRAP / BRIDGE ROCK2–6 FT

Chrome lipless
1/2 oz · burn
PRIMARY
Creature flip
3/8 oz · green pumpkin
BACKUP
Walking topwater
bone · first light
LOW-LIGHT

Sunrise 06:24 · Weigh-in 15:00Swipe → Lake

Lake Palestine · Neches River impoundment

25,560 ac

Villages riprap

Flat Creek bushes

Hwy 155 bridge

Channel swing drop

32.1207° N, 95.4502° W28.5 ft

Waypoints · 4 active

Flat Creek MarinaRamp
Takeoff · weigh-in
Villages riprap
Shad spawn · 2–6 ft
Flat Creek bushes
Flooded cover flip · 2 ft
Hwy 155 bridge
Current seam · 5–9 ft
Channel swing drop
Cleanup · 12 ft

Water

68°F

Wind

ESE 8 mph

Heading

—

Speed

0.0 mph

Enable location on the live board for your GPS pin + headingSwipe → Weather

Current sky

SUNNY

No precipitation expected

Barometer

30.05

RISING · inHg

Wind

07kts

ESE · light breeze

6-hour forecast · tacticalPost-frontal trending

6 AM

70°

Reaction window

8 AM

CLR

76°

Major closes

10 AM

CLR

82°

Pull to cover

12 PM

CLR

87°

Slow / shade

2 PM

89°

Minor bump

4 PM

OVC

86°

Run-in

POST-FRONTAL LOGIC

Rising barometer behind Wednesday's front — the bite tightens after the dawn window. Pull to the first hard cover off the channel; slow down and downsize as the sun climbs.

WindowFront 2 hrs best

PositionHard cover / channel

CadenceReaction → finesse

Solunar windows · today↑ 06:24 · ↓ 20:28

MAJOR · Underfootlive

06:10 – 08:55

Be on your best water — don't run.

MINOR · Moonrise

11:40 – 12:40

Short bite bump; stay put if on fish.

MAJOR · Overhead

13:05 – 15:05

Second feed near weigh-in — kicker window.

MINOR · Moonset

19:10 – 20:10

Last-light push on shade lines.

Behavioral synthesisCRITICAL SHIFT

FISH PUSHING UP

Rising pressure behind the front is pulling the post-spawn population off the channel and into flooded shallow cover. A short, high-percentage window to power-fish reaction baits before the bite goes methodical.

Population split

Flooded-cover feeders40%

Southern coves chasing bream — most stable in rising pressure.

Shad-spawn / bridge fish30%

Villages & Flat Creek riprap, Hwy 155 rock — dawn reaction bite.

Channel-swing group20%

First drop off the main channel — methodical, mid-morning.

Roaming shad-followers10%

Open-water bait schools near creek mouths.

Metabolic

ELEVATED

68°F

Post-spawn recovery — feeding aggressively on the right window.

Environment

POST-FRONTAL

Rising baro, clearing sky — bite shortens, fish tighten to cover.

Clarity implication · by zone

Upper arms
Stained 1–2 ft
Dark / high-contrast + chartreuse bump
Mid lake
Stained 2–3 ft
Green pumpkin / black-blue flip
Lower / dam
Clearing 3–4 ft
Natural shad / watermelon-red

Forage read

Threadfin shad + bluegill. Shad spawning on hard cover at dawn drives the reaction bite; bream up shallow keep a flip bite alive once the sun is high.

Color call

House pick: the frozen Ron baseline and the live LLM synthesis blended 50/50 at launch. The LLM side is the half that improves, so its weight is expected to climb over time. Where both agree, conviction is highest.

Stained / dark

Green / craw

Natural / shad

Bright / reaction

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