My feeder that's adjacent to deeper water, always has a longer early winter active feeding season. The CNBG drop down to the warmer water, and then only rise for their once a day late afternoon feeding. They will not move laterally into shallower water to feed though. This winter, I'm only feeding 9.5mm pellets because seeing 5" and less CNBG actively eating this time of year is rare here. Larger CNBG that don't need protective cover, and can safely migrate away from the shoreline, seem to feed much longer into the season.
Just observational stuff.
Last edited by FireIsHot; 12/26/17 06:34 PM. Reason: sp
