WARM WATER

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Conditions

• Freshwater (~60°F–75°F) 
• Moderate visibility 

Observed Results

• Response time: 1–2 minutes 
• Rapid aggregation 
• Strong sustained activity 

Key Takeaway
Warmer water dramatically improves response speed.

Conditions

• Freshwater (~70°F–85°F) 
• Active fish population 

Observed Results

• Response time: 1–3 minutes 
• Rapid aggregation 
• Fish approach from multiple directions 

Guide Observation
“Wow… they are coming in from all sides.”
Guide: Billy Jack Miller
Company: Rio Grande Guide Service

Key Takeaways

• Strong warm-water validation 
• Multi-directional aggregation 
• Consistent repeatability 

Conditions

• Freshwater (~70°F–85°F) 
• High fish population 
• Depth observed: ~60 feet 

Observed Results

• Fish rising from depth 
• Strong multi-species aggregation 

Guide Observation
“They are coming off the 60-foot bottom. I have never seen that before.”
Guide: Lynn Atkinson
Company: Reel Um N Guide Service

Key Takeaway
Demonstrates strong vertical fish movement in deep warm freshwater.

CREDIBILITY STATEMENT

 
All field observations are based on real-world testing conditions. Environmental variables—including water temperature, clarity, and fish population—may influence results. Ongoing testing is being conducted to validate consistent and repeatable performance across diverse aquatic environments.