swung over one today - just a plain one - 3 hours :)

[gravediggermax-vabeachva]

Wake up to northeast 20mph and lots of bricks

Hit the lane south bound, windy, cold and NO DIGGERS to be seen. in the distance I see someone digging and as I get little closer I find David and he has brought his brand new Quattro to the lane for a spin. I do not how many tickets he ended up with, but he was really digging targets. Gave me the mumbles-----------like 5 to 1 what I was digging

I rubbed his should and stole some of his luck and it did help me some as usual.

As I sail by him as he is digging hole after hole, I see another hunter closer to the pier. It turns out to be mike------------been sometime since I have seen him------------he is dressed like sat.--------------I really felt bad for him--------------

The weather sounds real bad for the next day or so, will have to wait and see

Good luck

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[tb]

Cool loot for today.

My m-i-l has a thing for finding those token pennies. She found one Fri.

 

[surfrat96]

Nice pics as usual Max. Thanks! The gold should be comming soon!!!!!

HH 8) surfrat

 

[LEO037]

Is it better to scan by the water or in the dry sand where the people lay and play.
Let me know
thanks

 

[gravediggermax-vabeachva]

Is it better to scan by the water or in the dry sand where the people lay and play.
Let me know
thanks

the ring bearing ones do not play in the dry sand, just lay

they play in the water................they put on suntan oil..............

i do not have to draw u a picture.......................now if u want to knock around the dry stuff and dig bottle caps, pull tabs, alum foil and what not, then knock around in the dry stuff..........YES U WILL FIND SOME RINGS, GLASSES, WATCHES, CHAINS,BUT

Your buddies in the water or at it edge are finding 10 to 1 for what u find

it is hard to find a nice scoop that will work in both zones, but u need to be thinking about which one best suits your needs.................the damp sand is much harder to dig than the dry stuff and many cheapp scoops will not cut it.

plus u need a good qualitity detector to work in the damp sand and water - that is the key

here we have guys and gals that work the damp sand with all sorts of scoops - both long handel and hand scoops

whatever floats your boat will work

good luck

 

[Nana40]

Love the pictures! Congrats on the finds!

Keep 'em comin!