Due to machining issues, we had to briefly delay production. We're back online. Get 10% off all pre-orders. new orders shipping 2nd week of July.

  • NEW GENERATION OF FLUID BED SLUICES

  • Classify Less... Capture More

  • Sampling Riffles: Stay on paystreak

  • Size and model for every use

Grizzly Gold Trap Is Back!

We are currently producing the Mother Lode in limited quantity and intend to produce other models in the near future. We were recently acquired by Sunny Mountain Prospectors, who has been the industry leader for small-scale miners.

We are excited to bring this amazing product back after a short hiatus in production.

Community of Users
Community of Users

Continuing to build a community of fluid bed sluice users, to continue improving the fluid bed sluice technology and products, and add new members...

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Design Features
Design Features

Grizzly Gold Trap's angled material transport deck (3.5˚) allows capture chamber to be closer to level, increasing chamber capacity...

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Overview of grizzly gold trap

Overview of grizzly gold trap

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Testimonials

  • "The Grizzly Gold Trap runs at less of an angle and less depth thanks to the built-in slope in the design. The part that sold it to me though was the grizzlies. They were at a smooth angle and as such there was a lot less rock build ups. Additionally the box not tapering at the grizzlies prevented the jams on the sides like I'm used to. No more digging out rocks with your fingers yay! That alone would sell me."

    David Shofner (Littleton, CO)

  • The sluice I was trying out was the Grizzly Gold Trap (Explorer model). It's basically an improved version of the bazooka sniper. We had both a sniper + grizzly side by side and it was clear that this was an improvement over the original. As somebody who planned to buy a bazooka sniper (and got scammed + had to do a chargeback) I would highly recommend the GGTs. It has a significantly larger trap and with the right flow can move quite a bit of material (all without classifying of course). The biggest flake we found for the day was clearly visible on the deck of the sluice thanks to the embedded riffles just before the trap.

    Jim Spinosa (Denver, CO)

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