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My feeder is on a dock in the shallowest part of the pond. Feed gets thrown in 1.5 to 4 ft of water. The bg and res destroy it. All different sizes. I added some 6-8 inch cc 2 to 3 weeks ago and havent seen one yet. I assumed anything in the pond would eveventualy find the feed but think after a couple weeks the cc shoulda found it by now. I'm wondering if I should move the feeder to a deeper part of the pond. The deepest part is 8 ft. ( 10 at full pool after rain) wih average overall depth 5 ft.
Last edited by Jack Horn; 10/18/17 03:07 PM.
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Jack,
IMO there is no need to move the feeder. IME CC that size often just disappear for a while when stocked. Once they get well acclimated and grow a little you will see them start showing up at chow time. Just be patient. May take several weeks.
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My CC took almost three months to start aggressively showing up for feed. They didn't show up at all for about two months. Now they boil the water like in a hatchery pond. Since March 4, they have gone from 5-8 inches to about 15 inches and well over 100% relative weight.
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What is your water temp? Catfish feed less when the water cools down.
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It's low 70s now at my place. East Texas should still be near 80.
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