I experienced that night (scuba) diving or snorkeling is a very good method
to collect Oliva. Were in daytime the finds are limited, you will be
surprised by the number of Oliva's you see during the night. Don't forget to
bring a flashlight!
 
 
 
> I typically do most of my collecting in the intertidal to shallow
> subtidal zone at a place where the tide goes out several hundred yards.
> I have occasionally found some Oliva close to the low tide mark in the
> early morning. What about the evening (after dark) low tide?  I believe
> olives are more or less nocturnal.  Could night shelling be more
> productive?
>
> Chris Brown
>
 
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