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I have a new pond built in Feb. '05 stocked with both Bluegill in April and F1 bass June 14, 05. I have been pellet feeding since day one of stocking. I have been observing the fish daily from both feeding times and just walking around the banks and have noticed I have one school of bass that eagerly wait for the pellet food and are between 8"-12' with about a 2" girth across their backs which is amazing, but there is another school that seem to only feed on minnows and insects, never even trying the pellet feed. They swim in a school and never come near the pellet fed school of bass. The major difference is the school of bass eating only natural forage are in the 6" size. Is this pretty typical?
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