What to do, what to do

[nuclearwhiskey]

I use to work as a butcher/meat cutter in Farmington. One of the journeymen cutters there said that just before I arrived, the young man who I replaced had a very bad break up with his fiance. He went down to the pier at Canandaigua lake and threw a $5000 ring in the water. Now around the pier is at it's deepest 10 feet deep or maybe a little more. I am also thinking that an object like that would not travel very far being light. Me personally, I am terrified of water and those coast on a good day are choppy. I guess I thought that I would just put this out there and see what happens with it.

 

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[Msbeepbeep]

Hopefully somebody can help out, I'm in MA and don't dive. GL

You may want to try the lost & found forum

 

[NHBandit]

If he threw it it could be anywhere and if he was mad that's the most likely scenario. If he just dropped it off the pier you might have a slim chance but it's likely there's ALOT of metal junk, fishing stuff, etc. right beside the pier. Not going to be easy for sure.

 

[nuclearwhiskey]

She cheated on him, he was mad. It was verified he threw it. To say the least it would be a hell of a task. Not to mention the high traffic.

 

[BC1969]

Well interesting story, as per my knowledge, I'm willing to bet if anybody that reads this is near there..is probably drooling and plotting their trip lol.
Long time ago I was at a detecting club meeting, and one of the guys said he buried a CC Morgan in a certain park and that it was worth about 600 bucks, well of course I would go and try to find it the next day...I had never seen so many swingers in one location ever lol, pretty much the intire club plus about 20 more..for a coin of that value..now imagine had it been a 5000 dollar ring..you would have to beat em off with a stick lol.

Mike