I've never caught CNBG through the ice. Come to think of it, I wonder if anyone has?
Hmmmmm......
Tony, I'm wondering that as well. As we've talked about, I'm hand feeding right now and letting the CNBG dictate whether I throw feed or not. Last week, we had a 70 degree day, and I hand fed for almost an hour. I kept throwing and they kept eating. The next day was 40 degrees, and they haven't eaten since.
I know where they're at, I just don't know what they're doing. If my water was clearer, I'd have a underwater camera and see for myself.
