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Has anybody ever gold detected swift river in Maine?

vaquero44

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Deep Tech Vista RG 1000, Deep Tech Vista Gold, Deep Tech RELIC, Garrett prop pointer.....bazooka gold 36" gold trap, Angus MacKirk Grubstake sluice, my version of mikes trommel, echo crevice vac, Gold
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looking for any info on doing some gold hunting before it freezes up here and was wondering about black sand content as well any info would be great! I have tried pannig it before but not so good luck doing that. :icon_scratch:
 
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I have not had much luck down near water level. But in the bedrock high (5 to 15 feet above summer level) over the East Branch I have found some nice small nuggets with my Fisher Goldbug 2.
 
And, by the way, the best gold for panning comes out of the material you find breaking up the "books" of upended layered schists along the East Branch. It takes some work and wear Kevlar gloves because the rock is sharp.
 
thats awesome to hear espeacially about the gold bug can you tell me how deep or was it embedded in rock or near black sand really want to put some time into this and any help is greatly :thumbsup: apreciated
 

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