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will slow down feeding on pellets first? Grass carp or channel catfish? I am guessing the consensus will be GC.
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Err, I should have added when the water temperature drops as winter comes.
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My grass carp stopped taking pellets at around 58 degrees F. this year. Does anybody know when CC stop feeding?
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Mine quit feeding very close together this year. The CC quit first by about a week and maybe a couple of degrees of water temp. The GC (and LMB and a few BG) were still feeding at 56.7 Deg F (last Sunday, the last time I measured temp) and continued until Tuesday or Wednesday (temp would have dropped another degree or so, I think.
The last 3 - 4 days, all that is taking feed are GShiners. They will feed at the surface all Winter long in my pond, if fed.
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Algae
by Boondoggle - 06/14/24 10:07 PM
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