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i have a new pond that is about 1/2 acre.in the fall i stocked my forage fish exactly like bob lusk suggested in his book raising trophy bass which i would recommend for all pondowners. i am going to stock the predators this spring.i want to start feeding them this month but i dont have a clue about what type of fish feeder to buy.can someone please give me some suggestions on the best fish feeder i can purchase for around $500. i am not mechanically inclined at all so i would prefer one that is very reliable and easy to put together.thanks for any input you guys could give me.
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I am very pleased with our Stren ADF-75 after a couple of years of trouble free use. Well under $500.00 with very little assembly.
I believe Greg Grimes and also Todd Overton of Overton Fisheries both handle this product, and are sponsors of this board as well as PondBoss advertisers.
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Joined: May 2002
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I of course like Stren Aquapro since I sell them. The ADF-75D is about $425 shipped to NC. The larger 200D is $500 without shipping (~$80). We are only 50 mins from Murphy NC if that helps save shipping cost. Anyway the only advantage is amount it holds. Both units are very reliable and come with a 4yr warranty. Good luck!
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