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Ready to switch the timer on my feeder for warmer weather. During the winter it has been set to go off late afternoon with a small amount of feed. Most of the advice we get seems to be more feeding times during the day with less feed each time. I might be wrong but I feel like I have the same breams hanging around my feeder all the time and with a moderate amount of feed discharged it is eaten by the same fishes every time. I feed about 10 pounds a day. I am considering less feedings this summer but with substanically more feed each time. Last summer it was set to go off three times in the morning for 30 seconds and three times in evening for 30 seconds I am considering this summer daybreak, two hours after daybreak, and nightfall for 62 seconds(max). Also any advantage of feeding at night, I can set my feeder to go off two hours before dawn and two hours after night fall. Any comments or suggestion?
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