New bass won’t eat

LBDave

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How long have you tried doing the frozen bloodworms?
When I got my small bass it took almost 2 weeks and finally the bloodworms worked. Not much later started hitting krill and after that sticks.

But I know the feeling. Can't imagine waiting a month for something to work.
 

dr exum

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If they are eating frozen cut silversides, then the easiest way to convert them, is stuffing the silversides with food sticks. They will start eating pellets and won’t even know it. Then increase the amount of pellets your stuffing in there so they start to develop a taste for them. Eventually they will go for the pellets on their own.
Genious!
that’s what I’m looking for, great idea!

Picked up some silver sides will start tomorrow.

vendor they came from had them on frozen feeders...
 

Matteus

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If they are eating frozen cut silversides, then the easiest way to convert them, is stuffing the silversides with food sticks. They will start eating pellets and won’t even know it. Then increase the amount of pellets your stuffing in there so they start to develop a taste for them. Eventually they will go for the pellets on their own.
You took the words right out of my mouth. This is exactly what I am currently doing with my aro, and it is working like a charm so far. The aro is much more coy and cheeky than my bass ever were.
 
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