Fish Feeders

Automatic fish feeders are a great way to supplement the food source of your pond or lake to grow bigger fish faster. Choose one of our reliable fish feeders - dock mount, floating or bankside - to help keep your pond and fish healthy.
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Mounted Fish Feeder

Starting at $929.00

Dimensions
17" Dia., 32" Tall
Capacity
50 lbs.
Materials
All-Aluminum, welded, powder-coated body
  • Automatic, supplemental feedings
  • Up to 6 different feed times/day
  • 10-year structural integrity warranty
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Floating Fish Feeder

Starting at $1,849.00

Dimensions
6'x6' footprint, 45" Tall
Capacity
100 lbs
Materials
All-Aluminum, welded, powder-coated body and floats
  • Automatic, supplemental feedings
  • Up to 6 different feed times/day
  • 10-year structural integrity warranty
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Texas Avenger Fish Feeder

Starting at $1,249.00

Dimensions
25" x 27" footprint
Capacity
80-250 lbs
Materials
Solid steel
  • Battery and solar panel included
  • Eliminator spinner plate keeps varmints away
  • Easy access to timer and battery
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How Automatic Fish Feeders Help Grow Bigger Fish

There’s a reason our biologists recommend pellet feeding your forage fish. It’s one of the most efficient ways to grow larger, healthier fish in your pond. Pound-for-pound comparisons of fish growth over a season have shown that feeding fish with high-quality pellets transfers weight more efficiently than relying on stocking forage fish alone. By providing a consistent, nutrient-rich food source, automatic fish feeders help maximize growth, improve fish health, and support a stronger overall pond ecosystem.

Floating feeder throwing food
Person filling fish feeder on the bank of a pond

How Often Should You Feed Fish in a Pond?

Typically, you’ll want to feed pond fish twice a day, though there are times when more frequent feedings are beneficial for growth. That’s why Pond King and Ranch King automatic fish feeders are designed to accommodate up to six feedings per day. With an adjustable timer, you can easily set your feeding schedule and let the feeder handle the rest until it’s time to refill. The best way to determine how much feed to use is by watching your fish—if they aren’t eating all the feed within about 10–15 minutes of each feeding, you’re likely feeding too much.

How to Choose the Best Fish Feeder for Your Pond

Choosing the best fish feeder for your pond depends on the size of your water body, how many fish you’re feeding, and where the feeder will be installed. For smaller ponds or dock setups, a dock-mounted feeder may be the most convenient option, while larger ponds and lakes often benefit from floating feeders that distribute feed over a wider area. Floating fish feeders are also ideal for ponds with fluctuating water levels, since they rise and fall with the water and maintain consistent feed distribution. Bank-mounted feeders can become too high above the water when levels drop, which may affect how evenly feed is thrown. The right automatic fish feeder ensures your fish receive consistent nutrition while making pond management easier.

Automatic pond fish feeder mounted on the side of a dock

Learn why our customers choose Pond King time and time again

★★★★★
Top quality product from a 1st in class company. Your fish feeders are well constructed, perform as expected and the Pond King personnel treat their customers like family.
Bob H
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We've been using the turtle traps now for quite a few years and they are still working as good as new. The traps are very effective in keeping the population in check. Overall a great well run company that does high quality work.
Bruce
★★★★★
We just installed the Pond King Automatic floating fish feeder on our 5 acre pond in NY. We have pellet trained LMB, hybrid bluegill and channel catfish. The package came by freight delivery without a problem. The quality of construction and materials is top notch. 
Joe S

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More Details

With all-Aluminum, welded, powder coated body, the Pond King fish feeders carry a 5-year structural integrity warranty for normal use. The timer has a 5-year warranty and the motor, remotes, remote parts have a 1-year warranty from the manufacturer as long as they don’t show signs of corrosion or misuse. 

Texas Avenger Fish Feeders carry a 5 year warranty through their manufacturer, Ranch King.

FAQ

A good rule of thumb is to use one fish feeder for every 2–3 acres of water. This helps ensure that feed is distributed evenly and that more fish have access to the food source without overcrowding a single feeding area. In larger ponds or lakes, using multiple feeders can reduce competition among fish and improve overall feeding efficiency, leading to better growth and a healthier fish population.

Pond King and Ranch King fish feeders are designed to handle a variety of feed sizes and will distribute pellets up to ¾ inch in diameter. This allows you to use larger, high-protein pellets that are ideal for growing bigger sport fish like bass and catfish. As your fish grow, you can gradually increase pellet size to match their feeding habits and maximize growth.

An automatic fish feeder dispenses fish food at scheduled times so your fish receive consistent nutrition without needing manual feeding. Our feeders use a programmable timer that allows you to set specific feeding times and portions throughout the day. When the timer activates, the feeder’s motor spins a distribution plate that throws feed out over the water.

Our fish feeders use a small solar panel to keep the battery charged, making them ideal for remote ponds or lakes without access to electricity. Together with the timer system, this allows the feeder to operate automatically while providing fish with regular, controlled feedings.

The right size fish feeder depends on the size of your pond, the number of fish you’re feeding, and how often you plan to refill the feeder. Larger ponds with heavier fish populations typically benefit from feeders with a higher feed capacity so they can run longer between refills. Smaller ponds or locations with easy access may do well with a smaller feeder that holds less feed but is simple to refill regularly. Choosing the right capacity helps ensure your fish receive consistent feedings while reducing the amount of maintenance needed to keep your feeder running.

We’re happy to answer any questions you may have. Let us help you determine if the is right for you.

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