Quartzville trip

jog

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Tillamook Oregon
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All Treasure Hunting

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thats a bunch of lead LOL

looks like your dredge is doing good at picking up the fines.

what rig are you using?
 

2" Keene backpack dredge with a power jet.I also have the suction nozzle but have to get a few more parts so i can use it.
 

bud just keep doin what you are doin because its workin out pretty nice.
 

The flare jet looses it's prime in shallow water,that's where the suction nozzle works the best.You can bring the suction nozzle out of the water and go right back to dredging.I would like to get all quick disconnects because its a pain going from one to the other.When you get in behind a big rock that's sticking up out of the water sometimes that water is pretty shallow.That gets to be a job when your fighting to keep the hose under water.Here is the spot that i got all the trash.
 

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have you tried digging around those big rocks on the bank and running it through your dredge?

if you are getting bullets then you are in the right spot and i bet you can find some pretty good color along the edges of the creek if you dont mind a little digging and using a prybar.

looks like there are some pretty good cracks there that could hold some pockets of the fine stuff.

hope ya hit the bigun bud
 

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