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bxlarry

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• Feb 18, 2018

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It is going on the second week. Targets are almost nonexistent. Can anyone tell me is it sanded in conditions. I'm talking about the 3 main beaches in palm beach county. What's going on.

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• Feb 18, 2018

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bxlarry said:

It is going on the second week. Targets are almost nonexistent. Can anyone tell me is it sanded in conditions. I'm talking about the 3 main beaches in palm beach county. What's going on.

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If you are not digging shells deeper than the sand it is sanded in. If you find a place that gives you shells after sand you have a promising spot. That is what I have discovered.

 

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• Feb 18, 2018

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I was just down that way for 2 weeks...... (The only thing I forgot to bring, was my back-hoe......)

 

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• Feb 18, 2018

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bxlarry said:

It is going on the second week. Targets are almost nonexistent. Can anyone tell me is it sanded in conditions. I'm talking about the 3 main beaches in palm beach county. What's going on.

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these beaches being very tourist reliant often resand regularly and there's also these trucks that come around in the morning and bury any recent drops deeper also I find that fl east coast beaches are always occupied ,unless you hit them super late or before those trucks come by

 

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• Feb 18, 2018

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bxlarry

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• Feb 18, 2018

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frustrated

Thanks for the input. Think I'll mobe

 

Viaqua

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• Feb 18, 2018

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Which beaches are you around?

I have been on Martin County and St. Lucie beaches over the past few weeks and have found quite a bit of snowbird/tourist droppings.

I have been going early in the morning at first light and sweeping before the beaches start filling up.

 

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• Feb 20, 2018

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I've been taking my Sand Shark to Juno beach just north and south of the pier a few times the last two weeks and after about 3/4 hours I end up with a couple pennies and maybe 3/4 heavily rusted nails. Thats it.