Historic Beaches

[nickmarch]

Hello All!

I'm taking a trip to CT and would appreciate any input.

What do you all think about hunting historic beaches?

Do these historic beaches look good to you? The water is shallow & there are no waves.

Connecticut Historical Beaches

Has anyone ever hunted these beaches?


Thanks!

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[TerryC]

If the beach(es) you plan on hunting is designated as an historical place, be careful that it is not off limits. check first. TTC

[nickmarch]

TerryC, the description of historical at the site is...

Historical Featuresare physical or cultural features
that are no longer visible on the landscape. Examples: a dried up lake, a
destroyed building, a hill leveled by mining. The term makes no reference to the
age, use, or any other aspect of the feature. A ghost town, for example, is not
a historical feature if it is still visible.

It's basically something that use to be there not something legally historic.

[getgoldct]

Most beaches in ct are private. You can hunt them but stay below high tige mark. Ct water is from long island sound, so there is almost no waves. I would try

Old Saybrook, by Fort Saybrook at Saybrook point. There is also Bluff point state park in groton, there is a old home stead of a ship captin. I would also look at the CT

DEEP laws on metal detecting, just google CT DEEP. Good luck

[CASPER-2]

ask on the beach & shallow water hunting forum - I hunt some Ct beaches with no prob
look for Lorraine and Craig-PI - they live down there and are avid Ct beach hunters