ALKI BEACH

[midnightcaller]

I was at Alki Beach on Sunday for about 2 hours or so Walked about a mile down and a mile back parking sucked

What is the best way to hunt a beach like Alki? Alos has any body hunted on the jetty out of Everett?

 

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[Paul in WA]

Alki gets hunted HARD by lots of people. You may have better luck at Golden Gardens working the water line at low tide.

Paul

 

[danny boy]

Alki gets hunted alot, Ive heard of the old park out there that used to be over the water on a pier or something, and at a low low tide it can be good to hunt, ive never tried though. I live in Everett and also have wondered if Jetty Island would be good. Alot of people go out there in the summer months.

 

[Oldhouse1890]

I would think that down where the old ferris wheel and amusement park was on Alki would be great. Again, likely well detected, but you never know.

 

[Seamuss]

Watch out for the pirates. Sea Fair is appoaching.

 

[Detectingfreak]

Alki Beach is really fun to hunt at! I love beach hunting because even though you get clad. The sand squishes in-between your feet! Don't plan on finding any rings or old coins though. lol

 

[washingtonian]

I tried Jetty Island once, it was pretty solid I didn't spend long out there but I found a few bucks, some toy cars, and a switchblade. If you spent the time to really work it, I bet you could pull some keepers.

 

[tomharris76]

I've never been to Jetty Island but I have done a lot of detecting at Howarth Park in Everett. It's a very long beach and a good spot when the tide is out. I've pulled an old "good for" token, some rings and a ton of clad out of there.

 

[Sim_Player]

A switchblade would make my day!

Sweet find.

Sim

 

[Lasivian]

You guys go a lot farther around here than I do, heh.

I think I've pulled out the detector maybe a dozen times since I moved here and just hit the local parks around greenwood.