Help request-Ponte Vedra, Fl-wedding ring recovery

[fongu]

I have a request for help from someone in the Ponte Vedra , Fl area to recover a ring that was dropped in 10 feet of water during a wedding off a dock. The groom was putting it on his bride's finger and it fell and rolled off the dock a few months or weeks ago. The lady who asked for help is my physician's assistant and it is a member of her immediate family. She is trying to get permission from the resort manager and it is in fresh water and she wants to know how much someone would charge to recover this ring. I explained if someone had to put on scuba gear, there would probably be some time of charge for their time and equipment. If someone was local or close by and could recover this ring for a nominal fee it would be fantastic. Thanks & God bless.
I will try and check this post Saturday at the library and if not, next Monday. Thanks again for any help with this ring recovery.

 

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[lockster99]

Dang. Was hoping for her.

 

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[fongu]

She appreciates your effort and I thank you for trying. You sure run into some terrible conditions sometimes.

 

[shafergdady1]

Yes Fletch I attempted a recovery. I could not get my CTX to quiet down with all the targets down there. I feel with everything that would have to be discriminated the band would also fall in that range. I dont know if fletch noticed but there were multiple copper lines running through pvc in the muck. Im going to give it one more shot with a partner on hookah in a few weeks.

 

[Fletch88]

I used my cz-21 and did find whatever that was running under dock. It ran pretty stable and I tried 0 disc and heard 9,000 nail hits then clicked up to 1 just to knock out the nails. I did manage to get a zincoln and a dime and was impressed with that in such conditions of thick muck and zero vis

 

[bettendorfJoe]

I just had www.theringfinders.com find one for me two days ago. They were great! Look them up and I know they will do everything they can to help you!!!

Good luck!

 

[Fletch88]

You are going to need a dredge to find this one.

 

[agflit]

OP-

Feel free to have her get in touch with me. If she wants to fly me in I'm willin to give it a few days go. I'm sorta "known" for finding the "unfindable"around my area. ( Like the newlywed of 57 days who flung his band in Lake Waubesa lol... 10" plus marl and silt bottom 14' deep...low to no viz) yeah...I found it. His boats GPS put me within about 100' of the "known" location lol)...Just one of several happy endings.

Anyway. Be glad to give it a shot at no charge if she wants to try. Just pm me and I'll pass on a Cell #.

Kurt

 

[fongu]

Sent your information agflit. Thanks.

 

[fongu]

I sent this lady an email and she thinks the ring can't be found with all the metal in the water and since it's on private property, she's decided to just write the ring off as a loss. Thanks everybody for your efforts on her behalf.