CATCH MORE SAND FLEAS BY DOING THIS!!

[@kerryrod17]

Thank You! A wonderful tutorial, you answered all the questions I had ; time of day, what to look for in shore line, maintaining them. You, Sir have my gratitude as one fisherman to another and wish you a long life of sharing, which we will all benefit from. Thanks, Kerry

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Thanks Kerry. That’s very kind feedback. Happy fishing. Be kind to the fish.

[@Lisa-ct9qw]

So it's better at sunrise or sunset? My beach has hard sand are the hiding there too?

[@balamont1150]

This is by far the best "how to catch sand fleas" video on KZbin. Finally, I know what to look for at the waters' edge! Thank you Chris

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

dick downs Thanks. Merry Christmas

[@Dogatemyhomework927]

Mate! I’m on the west coast and it’s exactly the same!!’ Thanks for the rake tip. I’ve never seen them!!

[@uabscott1]

I've been watching these informative videos and learning about catching my own bait. Thank you for posting this....great video!

[@dacoelec]

Great advice! Thanks for posting!

[@johngrant5936]

I am an old once upon a time creek man. I used to dig clams, tong oysters, pull crab pots,etc... one tip I have seen for preserving bait is to boil water, add kosher salt, maybe a cup to a quart, let it cool ,then add another cup. If there are crystals in the pot, you are there. The water is totally saturated with salt. Pour this brine over your bait of choice and store in the freezer. It won't freeze and it won't spoil.

[@jbm135]

You can saturate your water with salt without boiling. The amount of salt that water will dissolve is based on the temperature of the water. So when the water cools the extra salt crystallizes back out of the water. Put a cup or more of pool salt per quart of water in a container with a lid. I shake it until no more salt dissolves then pour the water into your storage container. The water is saturated at room temperature. When you place it in the freezer some salt will crystallize on the bottom then you know it is saturated.

[@optimumpcyt]

Nice video. you were just raking them in! appreciate the details very much. thank you.

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Thanks!

[@toyotaman29]

Good tips Chris, I try to look for V shapes in the sand on the wash side of the receding waves, need a new rake soon before this fall....

[@mesomemore97]

Outstanding video. No annoying music. Just to the point. A++...

[@chriscannon5822]

Hey sir I livid in Fayetteville Nc I'm a fireman at City of Fayetteville found and subscribed to OD5 a month ago love watching your videos especially because when I do get to go to the coast to fish 6 or 7 times a year I fish same beaches!!!!

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Thanks Chris. Thanks also for the work you do fighting fires and saving lives.

[@aalstonaa1741]

Wow! I've never known the strategy behind finding these little critters! Very interesting!

[@bills1613]

When I was maybe 10 years old a man at Carolina Beach showed me how to catch sand fleas by hand and remember using them to great success, but that was 40 or more years ago and I can't remember how I rigged them up. Do you have any vids on deploying the fleas? Great vid.

[@tomhenschel1104]

Stellar, straight forward vid...thanks for sharing your knowledge...

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Thanks Tom! Good luck!

[@scottc543]

Thank you, Chris for posting this. I see now what to look for and will put the knowledge to work this weekend

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Great! Let me know how it goes!!

[@Mdcamp02]

Great video on finding fleas. I keep mine in a small styrofoam cooler. I place a frozen smart water bottle on one side of the cooler, then bury it with beach sand and fleas. I trade out bottles 1 or twice a day and the fleas have lasted over a week with this technique. Every couple of days I'll sift through the sand and pull out the dead ones, but I'm not sure if that makes a difference.

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Sounds like a great technique. Thanks for sharing.

[@nates5.7hemi70]

One of the BEST tips I've got so far! Thanks!

[@tamararinehart6500]

I found at Kure Beach, right under the pier, is a good spot to catch fleas!

[@TheKing-nu4fk]

Lol I'm at Kure Beach now and caught a bunch under the pier...small world

[@jamesrogalski2085]

Thank you for your video

[@MrJlhaynes]

Thanks for the tip on how to find them.

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

You’re very welcome!

[@kennysanders9021]

Very good young man! Thanks much....

[@atlfisherman3413]

I agree with Dick Downs, best video I've seen. Much better then my technique. I stand at the waters edge and try to follow as they barrow down as the wave washes back. I will use this tip from now on.

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Thanks. Merry Christmas

[@buddywalstad7658]

That’s what I used to do! Never new about the rough part of the sand by the surf. Thanks for the great video!

[@Lycan_24_7]

Thank you Sir! I always find them when I am not looking for them

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

You’re very welcome!

[@jaymacklin8303]

Thanks man that helped a lot I'm in South Carolina right now , gonna try that tomorrow morning

[@bill2873]

great video. Please people, do not take more than you need.

[@bigredforever]

Great video my friend, these sand fleas makes excellent bait also.

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Thanks! They do indeed...

[@Alvin_TX_281]

Great video. Could you freeze them and then thaw them out when you're going to go fishing?

[@garys.7846]

Always kind of hard to spot them in the sand, thanks for the great video, will be out there tomorrow,!

[@dayliving2020]

Good work 👍

[@MYNEWMOKE]

nice vid man. thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Thanks for commenting. I hope you have much success catching them.

[@joanmorris4052]

Cool

[@clintonhesson1918]

My uncle always laid a damp sponge on top of the sand while storing fleas. I think it provided a little evaporative cooling?

[@JohnMartin-vl4vc]

Great video! Thanks for you insight.

[@fargo2win]

Awesome video man. I don’t live too far from you so I’m looking forward to getting some sand fleas myself

[@jerryhartlein]

good video...

[@danielbooth5126]

this made everything so easy to understand:)

[@iamremy-kl3xm]

Great info

[@keithjohnson7036]

Good video, thanks for sharing.

[@Kittindian]

They this is great.. never knew how to read the beach for sand fleas. We call them "sea roach" where am from. But what we do is get the inside of a fish, put it on a stick. and plant it in the same area where you rake and they all run to the stick. We wait for enough to come to the stick then we take up the entire stick with all the fleas around it.

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

That is very interesting. Thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas

[@bassiclogic]

Thank you for the great video!

[@jeffwilliams4535]

Best video I've seen, on this. Thank you, very much!!!

[@dinhchieunguyen684]

low tide is easier, look for area deep hole (close to a foot) with soft sand, you can use anything bucket or strainer with a lot of holes ,dig into the sand try to scoop deep to get a lot o sand then rinse it, that is.

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Dinh Chieu Nguyen Nice tip. Thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas

[@snowbird151]

Nice Job, You Caught Quite A Few !!!

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Thanks.

[@richardanderson4916]

Thank you sir!!

[@nunobear4714]

AWESOME VIDEO!!!

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

NUNO BEAR Thanks. Merry Christmas

[@RealisticFishing]

What seasons are they out there?

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Realistic Fishing Great question. Food source I imagine. Merry Christmas

[@philipholman1713]

Ok so last week every scoop got me bait yesterday not a one. We had been in a cold stretch and there was a front moving in. Any ideas why the beach was empty on sand fleas?

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

I wish I had an answer for that question. They appear to be as finicky as the fish. One day they are there and plentiful and the next day they are nowhere to be found. We fishermen are definitely the ever optimist. Thanks for stopping by

[@chuckstephens1473]

awsome video thanks

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Thanks Chuck

[@KnifeCrazzzzy]

Thanks thats awesome!

[@bobbydobbs6125]

Thanks good info

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Thanks for checking it out! I’m glad you found it helpful.

[@BrokeboyOutside]

Good job

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Thank you! Please feel free to share! 👍🏾

[@commercialelectrician133]

great video keep them coming

[@steveokon5431]

That was good info,, thank you !

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Sure thing!

[@addictiontothewild]

Great how to video buddy

[@jackchn23]

You’ll get more sand flea if you dig just as the water is going back out and the fleas are near the surface feeding.

[@joanmorris4052]

When is the best time to catch #sand flees night R morning

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

For me low tide is the key not so much whether it’s day or night however it’s easier to see them and the impression that they making the sand during the day.

[@JesusSaves3-16]

Thank u Brother

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

You’re very welcome!

[@SparkFishing]

Hey nice video! Are you able to catch sand flea in the winter or around now?

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

I think it depends on where you are but I can’t say for sure as I’ve only targeted them in NC.

[@zJohnnyRingoz]

Great vid thanks

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

You’re welcome. I hope it helps.

[@jermainemobley6782]

Love big dog

[@fishydubsfishing6516]

Wow those were very meaty. How far do I have to walk befor I find them

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

The walk is different every time. Sometimes you go out there and you see them right away sometimes you walk for what seems like a mile and you might not find any so no two trips are the same.Thanks for stopping by.

[@okfrostman]

Very nice 👌 Thank you . They should stay alive a lot longer in the big blue bucket with the sand.

[@golfnutt1969]

What do you keep the fleas in while your fishing?

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

In a Styrofoam cooler with dry sand.

[@yorkieminer6525]

Thanks bro 👍👍

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

My pleasure.

[@joanmorris4052]

Can I catch 🦐 shrimp standing on the shoreline

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

I haven’t at the beach. Usually rivers or inlets for me.

[@joanmorris4052]

@@OnDayFiveFishing ok Thx 🤗 u It's not easy catching those Sand flees

[@forrest5077]

My brother drag the net as the water is all the way in and it’s going back out u will Catch much more

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Noted. Thanks for the tip.

[@lewisspeed3041]

just what I needed to know bro.

[@GreenLeafWoodwork]

ty you the man!

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Thanks Kevin!

[@khalednabilcs]

Man , thanks a lot , you answered my question about how to keep them for a few days Thank you , I have one more question , is there a specific time to catch them or all day long ?

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Sorry for delay. My best experience hasn’t been low tide where the tide has a good ebb and flow.

[@fredfable5655]

Tghere is a day limit on extraction, don't be cought with more...you loose money, fisjhing equipment and license. Check with your local authorities first. Good luck. (Good catch)

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Fred Fable Thanks Fred. I’ve never heard that before. Merry Christmas

[@jayzhou104]

limit on sand fleas? Wtf are u talking about bro

[@bassiclogic]

Go take your meds Dumb Dumb!

[@philipholman1713]

Heads up Walmart has that scooper for 17

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

That’s a great price!!

[@reefermadniss9453]

I’ve read that using a black light at night helps you to spot them - anyone try this?

[@devindailey1837]

When the next time you fishing an where

[@joanmorris4052]

I can't catch them I am in Florida broward county area

[@jimmyfefe8563]

They are sand crabs

[@robertgiese4913]

You are looking the wrong way. You should be looking toward the sun, which makes spotting them easier. IMHO.

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Good tip. I’ll take it.

[@Haroboomwerk1]

i expected to see samuel L. Jackson. listening to your voice

[@OnDayFiveFishing]

Haroboomwerk1 LOL. Merry Christmas

[@gerardfenn3988]

SL Jackson, Nah. Denzel Washington Yea.@@OnDayFiveFishing