Al, were these Florida LMB? I've always heard they are less aggressive than Northern strain, might take them longer to feed train.
Yes they were. If you see LMB hanging around waiting for the feeder to throw, and the BG to be fed, they're the perfect candidates. We have one 4-5# LMB that hits both the morning feeder throws. She has a red hook hole in the center of her lower lip, so it's easy to confirm her. She waits for the CNBG to be distracted by eatting floating pellets, then traps the CNBG against the surface.
