Hows the beaches?, reporting live from Cape Canaveral.

[ourhistory153]

How's the beaches?, reporting live from Cape Canaveral.

Wow, how about that weather?

We're (my girl and I) are off again to the sands of Cape Canaveral. I know of one wreck nearby for certain, a galleon in 1688 and possibly
1715 wreck.

Anybody else detecting their local east coast Florida shores? Did things get stirred up in Sebastian and South Melbourne? Hows things
at Vero beach. Roads closed, flooding?

Stop on by Merritt Square tomorrow for lunch. See a previous message. Please RSVP if you can.

 

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[mad4wrecks]

Re: How's the beaches?, reporting live from Cape Canaveral.

You need a good, deep seeking pulse induction detector to find the old stuff on the beach, like say, a DetetectorPro Headhunter.

 

[becket1]

Re: How's the beaches?, reporting live from Cape Canaveral.

Here in Saint Augustine the tides aren't going out yet, but it got torn to heck for three days; LOTS of sand removed. Gonna try it at low tide in the 'am' and see if I can hit a few mid-beach cuts I know of if they are uncovered. Better on Mon-tues once the wind slows so the water can get out.

 

[pcolaboy]

Re: How's the beaches?, reporting live from Cape Canaveral.

Can anyone detect on Cape Canaveral? If so, what parts? I thought that the whole cape was off limits.

Pcola

 

[wreckdiver1715]

Re: How's the beaches?, reporting live from Cape Canaveral.

The City of Cape Canaveral is open to the public south of the Port. However, North of the Port is the Air Station and Space Center - These are off limits to the general public for obvious security reasons. Employees of the Air Station and the Space Center have access to these beaches, but metal detectors are off limits.

Tom

 

[coin man]

Re: How's the beaches?, reporting live from Cape Canaveral.

heading out to cocoa beach next week. Are there any other good areas there?

 

[scrapdoggie]

Re: How's the beaches?, reporting live from Cape Canaveral.

Funny you should ask....I have been roofing at cocoa beach for the last week or so and i keep stopping by the beach also at lunch.I havent hit it yet but i think the pier would be a great spot.It stands 50 feet or so above the beaches and its always loaded with people.Its near that Ron jon Surf shop or whatever its called and i hear the breakfast place there is really good too.good luck

 

[adh247]

Re: How's the beaches?, reporting live from Cape Canaveral.

scrapdoggie, yes, where you are mentioning below the pier and to the right and left etc is a good place, you will see someone detecting all hours of the day and week out there lol, however there are alot of pull tabs and such that come out, and i did find one of my rings out there and a gold hoop earring underneath the pier but that are is usually a "timely" place, usually its good to go to around sunday evening after everyone leaves, that way you can see if anyone has lost anything etc. good luck guys, see ya out there!