> > Does anyone have any suggestions for getting any of the Esox to take any
> non-live
> > food? Any past successes would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Not esox, but umbrids. It was the same thing as was mentioned with the
> crappie. It really helped I got one that just loved carnivore ( the
sinking
> kind) pellets. These and tetra bits. Once one took to them, the rest would
> quickly as well, since muds seem really jealous. I could add muds later on
> and they would act like they been eating pellets all along. Try those
> sinking carnivore pellets though, and if they don't even notice them, try
> them on a fine wire, so you can swim them around.
> Ray
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