floating water sift

[pratt]

floating water sift

Anyone know who makes a floating water sift and who makes a big looped handle scoop.

Any info would help. Thanks.

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

Diving for Pleasure and Treasure - Grab it through Amazon!

[stoney56]

Re: floating water sift

For the floater, you might try building a wood frame and stapling some 1/4" to 1/2" wire mesh to it and zip tie one of those round tubular pool floaties around the frame.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Re: floating water sift

For the floater, you might try building a wood frame and stapling some 1/4" to 1/2" wire mesh to it and zip tie one of those round tubular pool floaties around the frame.

I did what stony suggested, built one 2' x 2' out of the white pvc wood for decking and wire cloth. Wrapped a noodle around it and fastened it with tie wrap, it works good, but since I mainly hunt salt water it doesn't get much use, too much hassel with wave action on east coast of Florida.

 

[pratt]

Re: floating water sift

I was looking for who manufactured the sift and scoop. I saw them in the back page of a W&E mag. They are from the east coast.
just cant seem to find them on the web.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Re: floating water sift

Haven't seen the picture on the magazine, mine looks like pictures you posted. It cost me less then $10 to make, most of cost was for the pvc wood decking I used.

 

[gamiller]

Re: floating water sift

is this the scoop your looking for? http://www.dalynenterprises.com/fastsite/fasttreasurethree.html
also available here http://www.tcmetaldetectors.com/scoops.htm

 

[The Digger]

Re: floating water sift

Yep! I do, I have made a bunch and sold theim on ebay, really easy to make.

 

[The Digger]

Re: floating water sift

Here's one of my seive's this one is only made with 2 inch pvc. I make the same ones with 4 inch too.

 

[The Digger]

Re: floating water sift

I was looking for who manufactured the sift and scoop. I saw them in the back page of a W&E mag. They are from the east coast.
just cant seem to find them on the web.

Yea I seen them, the cost is $70.00, you can make 10 of them for that price, see the picture of the one i made above, I drilled different size holes on each side. No metal parts either.

 

[pratt]

Re: floating water sift

That is a nice job on your sift. But I am only looking for (who) the manufacture is.

 

[The Digger]

Re: floating water sift

Thanks Pratt! I will try to find out who makes it, I seen it before too, just can't remember where?

 

[The Digger]

Re: floating water sift

That is a nice job on your sift. But I am only looking for (who) the manufacture is.

The manufacturer is Treasures Unlimited at www.whitesoflongisland.com (thats whites of longisland .com) $69.90

 

[kaptainkosmic]

Here's the sifter that I use

No metal except valve stem in tube, that way I can use vibra probe to locate targets in bottom media. Connects to belt via 8 ft rope. Carries attached to scoop which sets on my shoulder.
Wouldn't go water hunting without it, period.

Steve

 

[The Digger]

Re: floating water sift

Hey captain thats a nice set up too! Don't poke a hole in that with your scoop! LOL.......

 

[FLauthor]

Re: floating water sift

Go to your local feed store and buy a horse watering bucket. They are about 12 inches across and 8 inches deep. Drill several 1/2 " holes in the bottom, zip tie a noodle around the lip, tie a 4 foot length of 1/4" rope on it and go hunting. Plastic is heavy duty or for a little more get a rubber one. You can check for the find with the detector, its lightweight and all total cost less than $20.00 and it'll never rust. Used mind at Treasure Island and it worked like a charm. I'll post a photo later.

 

[gravediggermax-vabeachva]

Re: floating water sift

kaptain K

i like that rig ok - nice set up with the inner tube