After filling the feeder, he pressed a button and for nearly 10 seconds small floating pellets were hurled across the water. Within seconds, scores of whiskered tentacles began probing the surface after finding the "manna" from Heaven, and soon a feeding frenzy erupted. The water boiled as the once small, hatchery-sized channel catfish - now averaging 4 to 5 pounds apiece - devoured the floating protein. This is just one experience outdoor writer Mike Lambeth shares as he witnessed first-hand the benefits of using an automatic fish feeder. Follow along as Lambeth learns about fish feeders.
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