Pond Boss Forums MANAGING AN EXISTING POND Feeding Anybody tried one of these feeders?

Just curious if anyone has any experience using this feeder?
Seems like a decent concept.



Fat Bass Floater

The lightweight, powder-coated aluminum body with all stainless steel hardware gives you a rust free feeder that will outlast any other feeder on the market. The entire feeding mechanism can be removed by taking out only three bolts for easy maintenance. We use a strong 1/4 inch shaft 12 volt motor that scatters over 2.5 pounds of feed in a 5 second duration. This unique design consumes little energy to put food in the water, which diminishes problems with motor wear and battery fatigue. Also, since our feeder floats out in the pond, gone are the problems with wasted feed on the ground and flooded feeders.

Our Fat Bass Feeder comes standard with a 12 volt rechargeable battery, varmit guard, solar panel, and programmable timer. The four float design ensures stability even in the strongest storms. An optional remote control makes feeding on demand as easy as pushing a button.

Another key feature is the versatility of placing your Fat Bass Feeder. With our simple “Weighted Loop” anchor setup, filling your feeder is quick and easy. You can set it up to pull into the shoreline or up to your dock. For remote locations you can attach a weight to the included center swivel and fill the feeder from a boat. This is ideal for adding multiple feeders to large lakes with limited bank access.

Feeder has the ability to feed both small and large feed pellets up to 3/4 inch diameter. Our Fat Bass Feed has small pellets that target bluegill populations and larger chunks made for largemouth bass, hybrid stripers, and catfish.

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We sell em Nate Herman sold more than I have. He might chime in give experience.

Seems like a good idea but does it throw the food in a wide area or just drop it below?

Does seem like a good idea. Wonder how it handles high wind.