These fish might be receptive to some sort of a reaction bite, where they see the fly and turn slightly on it or suck it in gently
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Whilst holding the rake in position I disrupt the bed of crabs with my feet as the water retreats, causing them to pop out of the sand and wash straight into the waiting rake, which I withdraw when I can see a good amount of bait I the bottom so it can't escape when the water movement turns
Instead of the Lews LFS, which is a great reel for lighter baits and less strenuous applications, Ill go with the Lews Super Duty Speed Spool LFS to beef things up a bit
Short, jerky strips will allow the fly to dart erratically mimicking an injured baitfish
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