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Lake Havasu

NGE

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S.E. Michigan
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Has anyone ever water or beach hunted Lake Havasu after spring break? I know the ladies don't wear much of ennything, But, they do wear jewelry :laughing7:..........NGE
 
On White's dvd's, Treasure Hunting America, one episode is about a woman that hunts Lake Havasu beaches. She finds a ton of stuff, on camera.
 
spent last winter there and md ed didnt find a lot of great stuff like i thought i would but met a man there that has been there the last 20 years in an rv and he showed me a box of rings he had collected over the years on the reservation side havasue landing and you needed both hands to hold the box up because it weighed so much
 
I would think that if you were a scuba diver, you would do fantastic............NGE
 
Interested in that piece in the photo.
It looks like G Washington and a pipe?

Nearby Lake Havasu is Quartzite - there is a good detector shop there I heard.
 
Where is it at. Is it in Michigan. Give me directions if t is and I will try this spring. Then let you know if it was wourth the trip.....Matt
 
i think it's in Aridzona...........NGE
 
Dang wouldn't you know can not make it in a day trip. Ok do I heard a road trip comig on......Matt
 
Hey notgittinenny,

Is your avatar one of the necklases from the 60s, supposed to be George Washington smoking a joint? Looks a little familiar ;D
 
Lake Havasu is in SW Arizona, south of Laughlin NV / Bullhead City AZ......

I plan on retiring in that part of the country in 3.5 years............
 
the colorado river at lake havasue is 4 miles across and in the summer you can walk across the whole river by steping from boat to boat it is so crowded lots of partys lots of skin lots of stuff lost best time to hunt when the river is down and search the popular beaches i spent last winter and found a few things suprdave
 
I lived in Parker, Az. and I recommend trying south of Havasu and north of Parker on the river. There is also a ghost town southeast of Havasu. I also recommend around the Alamo dam and Bouse. There is a Baha race that starts in Parker goes by Bouse. You can drive the race course. Access it at Bouse and hunt back toward Parker. Then head for the local watering hole, The Desert Bar. It is 5 miles into the desert and only open during the winter (too hot in the summer). It is completely solar. Please take copious amounts of water for you and your vehicle. Good hunting.
 

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