If you live for the moment your detector signals over wet sand, the CKG 11x9" Pro Sand Scoop is built to get that target out fast. This is the largest scoop in the CKG lineup, with a deep stainless steel basket that moves a big load of sand in a single pull and lets water and grains drain away while your coin or ring stays behind.

Key Features

• Big basket, fewer scoops: The wide 11x9 inch head lifts more sand per dig, so you recover targets with less bending and less time on your knees.
• Stainless steel build: Marine friendly stainless steel stands up to salt water, wet sand, and repeated outdoor sessions without rusting out.
• Fast drainage holes: Round drainage holes let sand and water sift through quickly while holding coins, rings, and small finds in the basket.
• Wet and dry sand ready: Works across dry upper beach, damp tide lines, and shallow surf where the best finds usually hide.
• Handle compatible: Pairs with CKG long handles and travel handles so you can set it up for standing recovery and easier all day hunting.

Why detectorists choose the CKG 11x9" Pro Sand Scoop for Beach Metal Detecting

Beach and water hunters lose targets when a flimsy scoop bends or a small basket misses the find on the first dig. The 11x9" Pro gives you the size and the steel to recover confidently in tough sand, which is exactly what you want when a deep signal could be gold.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size targets does the 11x9 scoop hold?

The basket and drainage holes are sized to hold coins, rings, and most jewelry while letting sand and small pebbles fall through.

Can I use this scoop in salt water?

Yes. The stainless steel construction is suited to salt water and wet sand. Rinse it with fresh water after a session to keep it clean.

Does it come with a handle?

The scoop has a threaded or socket connection for a handle. CKG long handles and travel handles are sold to match it for standing use.

Is this scoop good for deep wet sand?

Yes. The larger basket and stainless build help it cut into firm wet sand near the tide line where heavier targets settle.