Gold & silver freshwater lake tx.

[bluediamounds 55]

Gold ring 12 grams not sure what kind of stone all was found in water except arrowhead one 925 ring

 

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[lookindown]

12 gram gold ring and a killer large point...Im jealous...congrats...I would love to see some more pics of that point.

 

[migrider56]

Very nice finds.

 

[jbc465]

Very nice job. Good looking ring.

 

[detectahead]

Great finds there, congrats!

 

[lorraine]

Great finds....again!

Congratulations, Bluediamounds 55 on that beautiful gold ring, silver ring, and arrow head.

I love the blue stone

Keep 'em comin'!

Lorraine

 

[Metal Militia]

Nice rings and a bonus point, sweet finds.

 

[plymouthian12]

awesome love the point

 

[bigscoop]

That's a unique ring. Different. I like it!

 

[s1u2r3f4]

Gorgeous! Do you have gators?

 

[bluediamounds 55]

12 gram gold ring and a killer large point...Im jealous...congrats...I would love to see some more pics of that point.

Gold fever isn't the only fever I have had arrow heads can hit u pretty hard as well I used to dig before I started beach hunting I

 

[RobRieman]

Congratulations bluediamounds 55! I'm very glad to see your beautiful rings but I am little confused. I want to know the lake or the place where from you have fined these silver rings. I'm a tourist and used to visit a number of countries around the globe but I never get any experience like you. However I have really wished to see that place where you find this. Hope you like to guide me and share more information about your searching.

Oh yeah... That will happen. Send me the coordinates too.

 

[Metal Detecting Stuff]

Kevin, more beautiful finds. I heard from a guy near Lubbock, he says it's so dry up there the ditches on the side of the road are filling up with sand.

Wayne

www.metaldetectingstuff.com

 

[bluediamounds 55]

Congratulations bluediamounds 55! I'm very glad to see your beautiful rings but I am little confused. I want to know the lake or the place where from you have fined these silver rings. I'm a tourist and used to visit a number of countries around the globe but I never get any experience like you. However I have really wished to see that place where you find this. Hope you like to guide me and share more information about your searching.

I hunt at five different lakes I see lots of hunters but nobody wants to get in the water

 

[ScooperDave]

Congrats on the beefy gold ring!

 

[bluediamounds 55]

Well bluediamounds 55! If you don’t mind, I want some information about the five lakes that you used for hunting.

I hunt all of the corps of engineers lakes in central Texas lake Somerville , lake belton , lake Conroe , lake granger , stillhouse hollow lake lake limestone here's a few that I hunt good luck

 

[matrix master DBA]

That gold ring is nice!

 

[VernonWalter]

I hunt all of the corps of engineers lakes in central Texas lake Somerville , lake belton , lake Conroe , lake granger , stillhouse hollow lake lake limestone here's a few that I hunt good luck

Over in another post MDStuff mentioned some corps lakes require permission - do any of those need it / do you have a technique to recommend? I'm way north of you and don't plan on touching any of your spots. Heck, I'd like to find some to mention to you to make it a team effort eventually if possible, but we're getting the much needed rain now so might wait until late summer evenings.

 

[bluediamounds 55]

Over in another post MDStuff mentioned some corps lakes require permission - do any of those need it / do you have a technique to recommend? I'm way north of you and don't plan on touching any of your spots. Heck, I'd like to find some to mention to you to make it a team effort eventually if possible, but we're getting the much needed rain now so might wait until late summer evenings.[/. No problems I have been hunting them for a couple of years now now the state parks on corp lakes u would have to talk to a park ranger and get a permit not sure how that would work out I have not tried getting a permit

 

[bluediamounds 55]

Over in another post MDStuff mentioned some corps lakes require permission - do any of those need it / do you have a technique to recommend? I'm way north of you and don't plan on touching any of your spots. Heck, I'd like to find some to mention to you to make it a team effort eventually if possible, but we're getting the much needed rain now so might wait until late summer evenings.

how far north are you there is a lake close to Corsicana that I have been wanting to go to gold is hard to find I grid areas and u have to slow down or u will miss I dig everything but iron I have found gold at every park that I have hunted so I know it is there so I am already half way there before I start believe it is there u just have to slow down and dig and put your time in and the gold will be in your scoop