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A sack of micro pellets should get thru to the fish, the ducks won't be able to get all of the pellets.
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Also take of colour and flavour readily if wanted
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Sweetcorn tinned / frozen.
Pellets.
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Flaked and cracked maize would be my go-to - bright, cheap and easy to prepare
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Pigeon condition very easy, put it in a cool box double the amount of boiling water to seeds and leave overnight. Wallah. I get it for about £22 a bag from local feed shop for 20kg.
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Agree with 2 & 3, I'd also add groats onto the list
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Flaked maize, also very cheap and just needs a soak with hot water.
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Pigeon conditioner, dead cheap and just needs covering with plenty of boiling water and leaving sealed up overnight so prep is as simple as boiling some water
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shallow 1.5 acre pond depths from 3ft - 5ft, gin clear with about 50 ducks on it, i'm not fishing it at the moment but trying to keep a little bait going in just to give the fish a free feed, i really dont think the fish are getting a look in, pretty sure the ducks are wiping it out as soon as i leave, i've tried dying the bait colour to the lake bottom, tried tigers,24mm boilie etc etc.....they're finding and taking whatever i put in, so i figured i may as well take advantage of that, the pond gets horrendously weedy in the warmer months, so i'm thinking if i can keep putting in a cheap feed that requires little or no prep, i can get the wildfowl to clear a few little spots, they have scoured the bottom and cleared it perfectly in a marginal spot i was baiting, thatd be perfect if i could get them to do it further out into the pond...so suggestions please for CHEAP low/no prep feed that i can keep introducing through the next couple of months ...thank you
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