July 30th water hunt

[Giant056]

I managed to get a little bit of silver today

 

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[Mike from MI]

Congrats on the silver! WTG!

 

[postalgriff]

nice finds!....good looking jewelry finds!

 

[flakefinder]

Nothing like a little sliver to make the day, hope to get out myself tomorrow. Congrats!!!

 

[Michigander Dan]

Don't you just love when you pull it out and it reads 925! Congrats on the silver.

 

[mjc_lakedweller]

Lotsa Bling there. Good going on the sterling.

 

[Michiganne]

Sweet finds. Congrats on the silver!

HH

 

[Brentallica]

More great Silver finds Giant! WTG man

 

[willett]

I am a rookie at this. So far having a good time seeing what everyone digs up. I have a question regarding water hunting, I guess it is called. What does one use to do this?

 

[willett]

I am a rookie at this. So far having a good time seeing what everyone digs up. I have a question regarding water hunting, I guess it is called. What does one use to do this?

Since no one answers, have I posted this in the wrong spot?

 

[Giant056]

Since no one answers, have I posted this in the wrong spot?

Personally I use a Beach Hunter I.D. and a Prostock Pro scoop.

 

[inspectorgadget]

I am a rookie at this. I have a question regarding water hunting, I guess it is called. What does one use to do this?

You will have the best luck with your hands, some of these guys use detectors but the real guys use their hands. It's called noodling detection very similar to the guys who catch catfish with their bare hands! Just need a snorkel & mask, don't use gloves or you will miss stuff.

Or you could always take the easy way out & get a water metal detector like most of these guys do. The AT Pro is waterproof & seems popular enough.

 

[willett]

Personally I use a Beach Hunter I.D. and a Prostock Pro scoop.

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Thanks for the reply. I was not aware that there were devices for underwater. That sounds like fun. I like that scoop as well. Looks like it would work good in sand above and below the water.

willett

 

[willett]

Some of the rivers around here are not favorable to putting ones body in the water. The Grand River in Lansing has sewage dumped into it by the City of Lansing. While they are working to separate the storm drain from the sewage, it will be a few more years. Seems like the Prostock Scoop would work good for that. Thanks for the reply, looking to purchase a device soon, do a little dabbling with it now, but will do more when I retire. Truly do enjoy seeing the treasures everyone brings up on this list. Enjoyable reading.

reply to inspector gadget.

 

[fistfulladirt]

Looks like a great water hunt Giant - congrats on the jewelry!