11.5 Acres with three fenced pastures, a gem of a house with a barn and steel building. All located one mile from the public boat launch on Lake Palestine.
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There are no active watches, warnings or advisories.
Wednesday
Sunny
Hi: 62
Wednesday Night
Clear
Lo: 41
Thursday
Hi: 66
Thursday Night
Friday
Hi: 64
Friday Night
Mostly Clear
Saturday
Mostly Sunny
Hi: 68
Saturday Night
Lo: 55
Extended Weather Forecast
Water Level on 11/21: 343.92 (-1.08)
Water Level Details
GOOD. Water slightly stained; 68 degrees; 1.08 feet below pool. There is not a lot of freshwater runoff from the recent rains because the vegetation is absorbing most of it. Water temps remain in the upper 60s, but should begin dropping soon as the fall fronts begin. Bass fishing remains good, as the fish pursue shad that are moving into the creeks to the warmer water. Reports of success moving slowly up the mid and upper lower lake creeks with both surface lures and swimbaits. Target areas with 4 feet or less to find the shad. Fishing the more open parts of Chimney Cove and Cobb near the mouths should also be productive, especially on sunny afternoons, if the shad gather there. Catfish remain good for daytime rod-and-reelers, though the channels remain small. Please review the notes from the Outdoor Annual for Lake Palestine regarding catfish, those notes show that the normal state limits for both channel and blue catfish are superseded and different. Bluegill or perch fishing has been good around the mid and lower lake bridges with a No. 2 crappie hook and small minnows for the larger ones, or worms. Anticipate some yellow bass, excellent eating, no size or number limits, mixed in. Report by Jim Beggerly, Jim’s Fishing Lake Palestine.