Water detecting!

[rykroll]

Can anyone recommend a good affordable water detecter?

 

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[rykroll]

Thank you everyone for the great advice. I'm definitely goin to switch my detecting from land to mostly water one day because right now I am detecting at a local county park and I know my time is limited there and I know I shouldn't detect there but I can't help my self. I have a good spot which is almost dried up and it's only a matter of time before some jerk comes by who knows every rule in the book to kick me out cops drive by and
draw no attention to me either lol. It's a shame some of these Aaco parks are loaded with treasure.

 

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[Fletch88]

You can limit your exposure by not going when Lookie Lou's are around to worry with. Like very early in the morning or at night. I use a probe if I am ever at such places in daylight hours and maybe a small sod cutter type tool.

 

[RustyGold]

I was able to buy an Excalibur from Amazon for 860.00 brand new. I had it in my watch list and one day it went from $1499 to $860 for just that day and I bought one of the four they had.
This was not used, returned or open box.
So keep your eye out and maybe you'll get lucky!