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I know your queried Bill specifically, but I'm sure he will back me up on this: You'll be wasting your time on perch although you may get the bluegills to feed on the pellets. It's hard enough for perch producers to feed train yellow perch when they are small. They have to use lights to concentrate the fry in ponds.I would bet anything the established perch will have no interest in the feed.
As far as getting the bluegills to feed, I would go to the same place everyday twice a day at the same time. Early morning and Evening is the best time. Don't overfeed though. Once you get some interest going there could be more and more fish arriving at the same time. However if you don't get any interest in about a week I would stop.
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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