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Pretty much any feed and seed store or FRM dealer will have food in 40 or 50 pound bags.  I&#039;d go with the floating food, and it will help you keep track of the fish activity when they feed on top of the water.

Get a game fish chow, rather than a catfish food.  

The fish that get accustomed to that feeder will come to it when they hear the feed hiting the water, after a few feedings it wont be floating away.

They turtle are just something ou&#039;ll have to deal with.</description>
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<p>Pretty much any feed and seed store or FRM dealer will have food in 40 or 50 pound bags.  I&#8217;d go with the floating food, and it will help you keep track of the fish activity when they feed on top of the water.</p>
<p>Get a game fish chow, rather than a catfish food.  </p>
<p>The fish that get accustomed to that feeder will come to it when they hear the feed hiting the water, after a few feedings it wont be floating away.</p>
<p>They turtle are just something ou&#8217;ll have to deal with.</p>
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hope this helps</description>
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<p>hope this helps</p>
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Catfish food from an ag. feed store?
That probably sinks. If it floated, it would wind up around the edges of the water.</description>
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<p>Catfish food from an ag. feed store?<br />
That probably sinks. If it floated, it would wind up around the edges of the water.</p>
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