Fought Thunder And Lightning But It Was Worth It

[slider66]

Today I took a trip south. The morning was beautiful, the water was warm and clear. I went two hours before low tide. As the day went on the storms came and went but it was a worthwhile trip. One 14K ring, clad, assorted junk earrings and of course good ole sinkers. Further to the south the water is really clear. It really made for a nice long day. It was a fun trip.

 

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[penzfan]

Nice ring slider!!!

 

[OBN]

Wow! That's a Beauty, looks like it may have some age to it also!

 

[CASPER-2]

 

[can]

glad you had a great hunt....but a great hunt ain't nothing if you get hit with a strike. Be careful out there.

 

[BagLady]

Good for you! I'm so jealous...too hot here to do more than check the mail.

 

[Honest Samuel]

You do not know what pain is until you get hit by a bolt of lighting.

 

[slider66]

You do not know what pain is until you get hit by a bolt of lighting.

Yes I do. They closed the beach each time a storm passed and I sought shelter until the all clear sounded. Spent 4 hours in the water and 3 hours total waiting for each storm to pass.

 

[updownup]

Nice ring slider, congratulations!

 

[RVRoamer73]

NICE HUNT!!

hunts like this are what it's all about, lots of targets, w/gold to show... good job dodging the storms

 

[lorraine]

Congrats on that gold ring find; It's a fine looking one!

Lorraine

 

[Tuberale]

Congrats on the gold ring. Looks like you did OK on the coins as well.

 

[Rogerv]

You do not know what pain is until you get hit by a bolt of lighting.

I was hunting Rehobeth Beach DE one year and the day before someone was killed by lightning strike on the beach. this day they cleared the beach fast and after the storm cleared i hunted and found more clad than I ever had great day for an old GTA-1000

 

[ScubaDetector]

Congrats on the gold. I love diving in thunderstorms. Nobody to bother me.