jeepGold
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- Sep 7, 2014
- 585
- 579
- Detector(s) used
- CTX3030, Nox800
- Primary Interest:
- Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
Well, it is...... Basically I look at it like this.... Part time/casual hunting with dark sunglasses to observe the eye-candy w/o getting in trouble during June to September.... Full scale beach war-fare during November - May . That's the readers digest version here in So Cal ... So I've learned.
A few bucks in clad here and there w/the offset of gas-money to get to the beach isn't very rewarding as of late. After hitting the beach every day for a few hrs ea day all week long, I've decided to return to the parks and soccer fields for a few months until conditions change. There's a good 10-12 ft of sand that has moved in and my CTX only goes about 9 ft down ( feels like it anyways)... I'll still scout the occasional low low tide but the wet is pretty pointless as of late.
BTW here's a reading that should cause a nose-bleed and if you can understand it you shouldn't be detecting you should be saving the world......
http://www.gpri.org/Publications/SPE84499.pdf
A few bucks in clad here and there w/the offset of gas-money to get to the beach isn't very rewarding as of late. After hitting the beach every day for a few hrs ea day all week long, I've decided to return to the parks and soccer fields for a few months until conditions change. There's a good 10-12 ft of sand that has moved in and my CTX only goes about 9 ft down ( feels like it anyways)... I'll still scout the occasional low low tide but the wet is pretty pointless as of late.
BTW here's a reading that should cause a nose-bleed and if you can understand it you shouldn't be detecting you should be saving the world......
http://www.gpri.org/Publications/SPE84499.pdf
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