Scuba Chris
Well-known member
The Great Sand Flea Round-Up!
I have sand flea rakes but they're heavy & bulky. They were meant for shifting "blind" in hopes of finding sand fleas/turtles. My system is using the presence of Portuguese-Man-of-War, as unbelievable as it sounds the fleas feed on them. Or i can put used bait in a nylon stocking on a cord & throw it it the receding surf line. Either way it works.
I've seen the hand size shifting cans/cups online for flea hunting. +$30 for a plastic cup that won't last or +$40 for a metal cup. The handles are barely 2in away from the shifter meaning you have to dip yourself extremely low. I find my system is easier to implement, cheaper to buy into & no excessive equipment to lug around. Where i purchased my unit it was only $6.99 retail at a local asian retail store. In Hawaii yet! I'm sure if it was purchased Stateside it'll be cheaper as no overseas shipping charges.
I have sand flea rakes but they're heavy & bulky. They were meant for shifting "blind" in hopes of finding sand fleas/turtles. My system is using the presence of Portuguese-Man-of-War, as unbelievable as it sounds the fleas feed on them. Or i can put used bait in a nylon stocking on a cord & throw it it the receding surf line. Either way it works.
I've seen the hand size shifting cans/cups online for flea hunting. +$30 for a plastic cup that won't last or +$40 for a metal cup. The handles are barely 2in away from the shifter meaning you have to dip yourself extremely low. I find my system is easier to implement, cheaper to buy into & no excessive equipment to lug around. Where i purchased my unit it was only $6.99 retail at a local asian retail store. In Hawaii yet! I'm sure if it was purchased Stateside it'll be cheaper as no overseas shipping charges.
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