metaladdict
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Very nice!
question?No gold chains? Lol! Way to go! For sure some old gold. Manticore is going to get better for you after you swing it a bit. M11 stock coil? I'd think about the M9 for water hunting and on land IMO. I can't make myself take the M9 off. May try a hunt with the 11" for a couple hunts to see if it wants to act right. Don't have the M8 coil to know how it works.
the rings kept on showing up scoop after scoop in the sifter
that makes it easier to keep hunting!!
almost no old coins!
Love seeing gold in the sifter.. You need to get a Go Pro and start saving memories..yeah very few old coins at this beach
although i pulled a barber 1911 dime
one buffalo -- two v nickels - few mercs
that's it other than wheat pennies
how's the old gold out there in the bay?
we always want to see those you find!
most of the gold out of this place very old
dated wedding band last week 1940's 14k
most are OLD signet i'm sure i'm missing some deep ones
still there - i'll be back!
maybe i should rename myself - LOL...Love seeing gold in the sifter.. You need to get a Go Pro and start saving memories..
That is crazy no coins but I did have one beach like that in 2019/2020.The reason I discovered was, by looking at all the pictures I seen everyone had to wear that beaches swim ware and they had a bath house. So that meant all the coins stayed in their street ware clothing (that stayed in the bath house), and the beaches swim ware had no pockets. I did find several locker keys and looking at the pictures you can see some wore their locker keys on a necklace. That beach was my best beach ever (150+GR's) and maybe the oldest gold I've found came out of there (Oct 3 1861).
The place I'm digging gold now is more modern, mostly 40/50/60's and you can really tell the people had a different taste in gold. This spot does have the silver coins too, average about 10 each trip.. The only bad is I have to go by boat and play the lowtides. Which may happens about once every two weeks..
I'm guessing but does the water get cold in Utah?
that beach- 1861 dated ring amazing - astounding amount of gold at that beachLove seeing gold in the sifter.. You need to get a Go Pro and start saving memories..
That is crazy no coins but I did have one beach like that in 2019/2020.The reason I discovered was, by looking at all the pictures I seen everyone had to wear that beaches swim ware and they had a bath house. So that meant all the coins stayed in their street ware clothing (that stayed in the bath house), and the beaches swim ware had no pockets. I did find several locker keys and looking at the pictures you can see some wore their locker keys on a necklace. That beach was my best beach ever (150+GR's) and maybe the oldest gold I've found came out of there (Oct 3 1861).
The place I'm digging gold now is more modern, mostly 40/50/60's and you can really tell the people had a different taste in gold. This spot does have the silver coins too, average about 10 each trip.. The only bad is I have to go by boat and play the lowtides. Which may happens about once every two weeks..
I'm guessing but does the water get cold in Utah?
I video tape everything now, launching the boat, trip there, hunting and than the trip back. I don't post a lot on Youtube, for these video's are for me.XS scuba dry gloves
thx for the videoI video tape everything now, launching the boat, trip there, hunting and than the trip back. I don't post a lot on Youtube, for these video's are for me.
Amazing you can dive in that cold water, I can do the 35 degree waters for about 4 hours (waist to chest deep) but I have a lot invested in gear to keep me warm. At 73 I need the heated vest, gloves and socks under the drysuit. Here are the gloves I use, SI Tech dry glove system. The gloves are just window washing gloves, cheap and they last for years.
Factory batteries on full about 2 hours, I do make my own batteries and I can get about 4, same with the gloves. Factory batteries are expensive and cost over a hundred dollars, which all you do is take the original pack, break it down and check the voltage, plug style and make your own li-ion pack. Here is the battery pack for the vest, I do need to make a water/sweat proof container for this.. what is interesting is the heat elements they use in Vest and gloves, its carbon fiber. The connection between the carbon fiber and copper wire will go bad over time from sweat, so its a easy fix if you know what the weak link is. Vest and gloves usually last about two years.thx for the video
i'll defin have to try them !!
question on the heater vest - how long does the batt last?
my understanding was if i was underwater for hrs at a time it will do me no good
lets say i do 4 dives - approx 6hrs
vest be good for first few hrs then freeze!!!
never found a great solution for this
great info!Factory batteries on full about 2 hours, I do make my own batteries and I can get about 4, same with the gloves. Factory batteries are expensive and cost over a hundred dollars, which all you do is take the original pack, break it down and check the voltage, plug style and make your own li-ion pack. Here is the battery pack for the vest, I do need to make a water/sweat proof container for this.. what is interesting is the heat elements they use in Vest and gloves, its carbon fiber. The connection between the carbon fiber and copper wire will go bad over time from sweat, so its a easy fix if you know what the weak link is. Vest and gloves usually last about two years.
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Never tried it. Too many gators get fed by people illegally still where I am. They like to come check humans out. When I was young a guy was fishing by me swimming and he had a stringer of fish. A 11 foot gator launched out of the water and came after him. It left with his stringer of fish. I haven't swam in fresh water in Florida since. I'd rather take my chances with Bull sharks in salt water. This one was just sunning by my grocery store the other dayquestion?
you use manticore much in freshwater?
yeah i'm glad i don't have them to deal withNever tried it. Too many gators get fed by people illegally still where I am. They like to come check humans out. When I was young a guy was fishing by me swimming and he had a stringer of fish. A 11 foot gator launched out of the water and came after him. It left with his stringer of fish. I haven't swam in fresh water in Florida since. I'd rather take my chances with Bull sharks in salt water. This one was just sunning by my grocery store the other day