Bleakness at the beach today; clads, sinkers, and one that didnt make it

[Lorrain.]

Bleakness at the beach today; clads, sinkers, and one that didn't make it

back out to the water.
Foggy , damp conditions at the beach this morning. Got out for 1 1/2 hrs. before the rain came pouring down....where ,oh where is that sunshine?

Not much, but it was refreshing to get out there; hunted the shoreline while Hank scouted for golf balls at an adjacent Golf Course.

Here's some pics.

Thanks for looking

Lorraine

 

[RON (PA)]

Re: Bleakness at the beach today; clads, sinkers, and one that didn't make it

It was good just to get out. Nice pile of lead so far this season...Can you sell lead to recycle like you can aluminum pop cans

 

[Lorrain.]

Re: Bleakness at the beach today; clads, sinkers, and one that didn't make it

It was good just to get out. Nice pile of lead so far this season...Can you sell lead to recycle like you can aluminum pop cans

Yes, I take them to a local scrap metal dealer.

Lorraine

 

[Terry Soloman]

Re: Bleakness at the beach today; clads, sinkers, and one that didn't make it

Great pics Lorrain, and you got 26-cents more than I did this morning!

 

[Coastie59]

Re: Bleakness at the beach today; clads, sinkers, and one that didn't make it

Lead piles up quick....good digs....hope u get sum sunshine!!!

 

[plymouthian12]

Re: Bleakness at the beach today; clads, sinkers, and one that didn't make it

Lorraine where you hunting at?

 

[Lorrain.]

Re: Bleakness at the beach today; clads, sinkers, and one that didn't make it

Lorraine where you hunting at?

Plymouthian 12, You have e-mail

Lorraine

 

[lookindown]

Re: Bleakness at the beach today; clads, sinkers, and one that didn't make it

That horseshoe crabs engine is missing.

 

[Lou from downunder]

Re: Bleakness at the beach today; clads, sinkers, and one that didn't make it

When I was a kid, MANY years ago, we could catch horseshoe crabs in freshwater ponds just a mile from home.
Were semi terrified of the things even though they were only a couple of inches long.
That thing of yours would have given me nightmares.

As for the sinkers... cherish them! Lead is going up all the time, I pick up literally hundreds of pounds, if not a thousand pounds or so every year. Along with brass, copper, aluminium and stainless steel that I detect.... this scrap metal more than pays for my gas money.
Modern currency is a welcome bonus, (anywhere from $5 to $50 a day), and then there's the good stuff!

Love this hobby!

Lou.