Ambient temps in W.PA. are about 47/48; water temperature at my neighborhood pond was 52/53ish.

I didn't see any fish gathering. While I was soaking some Optimal Bluegill, Bass, and Handthrow feed, I threw out some Starter (of which about 20% sinks right away) I immediately saw some bluegill taking the sinking feed along with some smaller LMB.

Once I threw out some soaked mix of O.Bluegill and Bass, the sinking pellets were immediately hit by bluegill and some smaller LMB.

Then the Golden Shiner Brigade showed up and started hitting some of the surface feed.

After about 10 minutes or so, some of the floating feed started getting hit, and the action steadily picked up.

I smelled the presence of some catfish but couldn't actually see any.

Tomorrow looks to be a bit warmer, so I think I'll be able to pull off a feed then also.

Crazy getting to feed in mid-November! Good for the soul.

Excerpt from Robert Crais' "The Monkey's Raincoat:"
"She took another microscopic bite of her sandwich, then pushed it away. Maybe she absorbed nutrients from her surroundings."