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 Re: Trout no longer feeding on surface
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Dec 7th a 04:34 PM
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I'd only throw out literally a single handful of pellets in the new area at the same time of day, every day until you see trout feeding in the new area. I have the feeder in my pond set over where the winter aerator is so I don't have that problem.
Once the water gets cold and ice forms, the feeding response in my pond slows WAY down. This year I only have a few trout in there so I won't be feeding during the winter. Even one second will throw more food than they can consume.
The only way to know if they are consuming sinking feed is to get a camera down there and see.
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