I've been detecting low tides recently at my local beaches and was wondering if the wind direction had anything to do with it .I recently went detecting and the beach was at low tide and targets were literally exposing themselves such as sunglasses and the three rings found in the shallows, almost surface finds, yet the last few hunts were at low tides and the wind was pushing the receding water almost to the towel line, for you south fl hunters is there a preferred wind direction to hunt? or is no wind better to hunt low tides. hope you understand my question kind of hard to describe, but I feel like this is an important factor In water hunting.