filthylucre59
Jr. Member
- Nov 15, 2014
- 29
- 28
- Detector(s) used
- tesoro sand shark,whites dual field,whites mx sport
- Primary Interest:
- Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
Hello everybody.I've been detecting from the late 1980s and have owned many different detectors.My current detectors are a tesoro sand shark,a whites dual field and a whites mx sport.I've recently owned a fisher f-2 and a fisher cz-20 which I sold.All 5 of these detectors are highly recommended by me depending on the type of hunting but I do use the tesoro sand shark the most.I've done quite a bit of traveling over the years and started my treasure hunting in Washington state.Also in Maryland and recently in Florida because I really love water hunting...there's so much to find.I would like to thank a co-worker at PSNS in Bremerton,Wa. for introducing me to metal detectors,her name is Cindy H. and she's the best fitter in the world ( I'm was the best aluminum welder ).So Cindy if you're out there drop a line,this treasure hunting has become an obsession over the years so thank you.Current plans are to sail and live aboard a 30' Newport up and down the E. and W. coast of Florida and maybe beyond, treasure hunting and fishing all the way.I'm 61 going on 18 if you know what I mean.This is my first posting but have been reading Treasurenet for a few years and enjoy hearing about others successes and adventures.Good Luck to Everyone.
I would like to add one little bit of advice learned over the years...research,research,research,refrain from blindly packing your bags and traveling to Key West looking for gold doubloons ( been there done that ) or the gold fields out West.Computers and libraries are a treasure hunters best friend.
I would like to add one little bit of advice learned over the years...research,research,research,refrain from blindly packing your bags and traveling to Key West looking for gold doubloons ( been there done that ) or the gold fields out West.Computers and libraries are a treasure hunters best friend.
