New to Beach Hunting

[Henri]

Hello... I am new to treasure hunting, having bought the BeachHunter ID and so far I have succeeded in finding a can of Mt. Dew one foot deep. Can you give advice on where and how to find stuff (high/low water mark, outlying sand berms, islands, time of day, etc.?) I live in Melbourne, FL. Tks in advance. Henri

 

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[RON (PA)]

Welcome aboard. This is the best site on the net for MD/Treasure Hunting. I don't hunt the beaches a lot, but from what I know, the "lane" is the best place. The "lane" is the area between high tide and low tide. Hope it helps. There are a lot of real good beach hunters here who can give more information and correct me (please) if I am wrong.

Good Luck

 

[Sandman]

Hello Henri, You have a good machine there and all you have to do is get out every chance you can. Let the grass grow, it's been doing that before we were born and will grow after we're gone.

There is to much information available for us to tell where and how. However all this has been done for you at thegoldenolde.com/ It's a beach hunting site that explains everything in detail.

HH,
Sandman

 

[wreckdiver1715]

Welcome to TreasureNet Henri! Yet another Space Coast treasure hunter.

 

[HepCat]

Just check all of Gravedigger's threads,he da man at da beach. 8)

 

[Silver Striker]

Wow, this must be the Brevard County thread. I'll probably run into some of you soon, as I plan on buying an MD next weekend and hitting every beach from Melbourne down to Fort Pierce Inlet, this summer. So much beach, so little time. SS