I suppose a beach buggy counts as a tool

Started by CincyDavid, August 25, 2026, 01:02:42 PM

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CincyDavid

I about wore myself out trying to drag my little collapsible beach cart across the soft sand at Boca Grande over the weekend, I feel like I need a proper beach buggy with the fat "flotation" tires so it will be easier to pull. Anybody have a cool beach buggy that I could steal ideas from?


oldmanjoe

         I think you can get swamp tires for the golf cart , you already have half of it tricked out for fishing .
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CincyDavid

Quote from: oldmanjoe on August 25, 2026, 01:22:50 PMI think you can get swamp tires for the golf cart , you already have half of it tricked out for fishing .
Unfortunately the cart is at the condo in OH, not the house in FL.

Swami805

I've seen a few guys use those aluminum ones from bass pro. They look pretty stout
Do what you can with that you have where you are

JasonGotaProblem

Sand down there isn't sugar sand, it's flour sand. Get a boogie board. Rig up means of solidly attaching the wheels to the board (in a way that can be disconnected) and just slide it over the sand.

I've spent years streamlining what I do and don't need at the beach. It used to be a cart and 2 trips, now it's a well set up backpack, bait bucket in one hand, rods in the other, and 1 trip. I get to spend more time fishing that way.
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