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Tom :
I don't recall if the LMB were feed trained at the hatchery. If not there is little chance to condition them now. If the LMB were feed trained then with what type of food (ask the supplier). My guess is it is not the type of food but that is a possibility. Even feed trained LMB tend to reduce or stop eating pellets over time if other forage is available. In our ponds the BG feed better (a little longer) into cold water temps. than our LMB this could be a factor if your water is getting around 50-60 degrees. Have you seen your LMB bass eat pellets while in the pond ? It may be that you can't see them feed because they wait until it starts to sink esp. if they are FLA. strain LMB.
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