2 hours at a freshwater beach

cellrdwellr · Jun 25, 2017

Hey everyone, I'm pretty much a newbie at water hunting but am really interested in getting better. Most of these finds were right on top, this beach is not used anymore and most of the sand has dispersed leaving lots of rocks and other obstacles in the way. This is about two hours and most of the finds were in a very small area. Can't believe no jewelry showed up. Maybe next time. One quarter was a '66 and two of the dimes were also '66's, but alas no silver coins or wheats. It's tough to get deep with the scoop with all the rocks. Thanks for looking hopefully next time I'll have some shiny stuff to show you, happy hunting out there!

Dirty Love · Jun 25, 2017

Keep at it, the good stuff shows up in the scoop when you least expect it.
DL

cellrdwellr · Jun 25, 2017

Dirty Love said:
Keep at it, the good stuff shows up in the scoop when you least expect it.
DL

I appreciate the words of wisdom/encouragement DL , good luck and happy hunting out there!

dirtydog · Jun 25, 2017

Stop water hunting now unless you want to bet the water addiction bug. :lol:

Good hunt.

BBsGal · Jun 25, 2017

I'm fixing to go do some water detecting myself in the next couple of days, have been plotting and scheming for a couple weeks and am itching to try it. Looks like you're on the right idea; persistence pays off and I'm sure if you stick with it you'll find some awesome pirate's plunder!

metaladdict · Jun 25, 2017

I recommend a sharp shovel for searching in baseball size rocks.

Mud-puppy · Jun 26, 2017

Your Junk shot says theres a good chance for gold or silver jewelry being there Cellr.
Mid 60's kind of crapola, older style pulltabs and campfire melting blobs, those oldish lead weights are a good sign you are on the hardpack.... you want to work that site a bit...the right demographic has been there in the right time frame from what I see...

ScubaDetective · Jun 26, 2017

Be safe and good luck finding the yellow. It is out there somewhere!

TheMaddMan · Jun 26, 2017

Dig it all and it will come Grasshopper. Nice mix of oldies.

Swinglow · Jun 26, 2017

metaladdict said:
I recommend a sharp shovel for searching in baseball size rocks.

stealth 720 ftw. I hunt the hell out of rocks with that thing. Sure it's bent but it takes a beating and keeps on working.

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