Australia - Gold detecting

[Drizzt]

Hello everyone. I would like to ask you for advice, which of belowed gold detectors, is the best for searching a nuggets in Australia gold fields

VLF type:

Fisher Gold Bug pro
Garret at gold pro
Minelab eureka gold

 

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[cudamark]

I wouldn't use any of the ones you listed, but, if I was forced to choose.......The AT Gold if there was any water involved, The Eureka otherwise.

 

[tokameel]

Drizzt: Welcome to T-Net! I don't have the experience to help you, but many others here can.

Log-in often and you will be surprised what you can learn.

 

[OwenT]

Try reposting in the Gold detecting forum, it's in the gold prospecting section.

 

[briguy]

Minelab 5000

 

[galenrog]

Good question. Most professional nugget hunters I know use Minelabs. Specifically the GPX 4500, GPX 5000, and the GPZ 7000. I like the gold machines from Garrett, White's, or Fisher, and they may fit your circumstances better. It really depends on whether you are going to after gold as your primary target of if you want a good all-around machine you can also use for coin and relic hunting, or in some cases may want to identify possible hot spots for the sluice or drywasher. The various primary purposes would affect my decision, should I be in the market for a new detector.

 

[H-2 CHARLIE]

I use a GBP its ok dont think its going to pull gold a foot deep but it finds half a grain of rice stuff up to the big ones .

 

[Mach1Pilot]

Hello -

As mentioned, the PI machines from Minelab with their GPX series is top notch, but the king is their new GPZ 7000. Stepping to the VLF side of the performance spectrum, I'd suggest the Minelab Eureka Gold or the Fisher Gold Bug II as the options to find your smaller gold targets.