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Hi every one Does any one know which beches can we detect oand which beach can't ?
 
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Which side of Florida? I am on the West coast and almost all of our beaches you can hunt with out any problems. If its a State Park check with them there is a few you can't hunt, and stay out of the dunes and turtle nests.

On the east coast you can again detect most of the beaches however some of the beaches near the 1715 fleet you are allowed to hunt the dry only not the water and again just do a little research before you hit a certain beach. Good luck
 
Hi Floridabill
|I am for now in the palmbeach area, but in the next year I am relocating to the Port Charlotte area



Manny
 
astro-nut said:
Hi Floridabill
|I am for now in the palmbeach area, but in the next year I am relocating to the Port Charlotte area

Manny

Well then I will see you next year since I live in the Punta Gorda/Port Charlotte area ;D ;D
 
astro-nut said:
Hi every one Does any one know which beches can we detect oand which beach can't ?


ummmmm......... Your not allowed to metal detect any beaches in Florida........ :wink: :wink: and make sure to tell everyone else that too :wink: :wink:
 
ya Stitchlips is right, I heard all beaches in Florida were off limits too, like Ontario here, ;D I was the only one to get a special permit to hunt the beaches, now it's closed. ::)
 
Most all the beaches in Florida are still free to hunt. Well, for the time being anyway. Efforts by the State of Florida DHR are ongoing to restrict Treasure hunting in the sunshine state. However, no new rule changes have been submitted to the State Legislature.
Hunting in Federal Parks and Beaches - Not allowed
Hunting in State Parks and Beaches - Requires permission from the ranger
Hunting on Public Beaches - Free to hunt
 
wreckdiver1715 said:
Most all the beaches in Florida are still free to hunt. Well, for the time being anyway. Efforts by the State of Florida DHR are ongoing to restrict Treasure hunting in the sunshine state. However, no new rule changes have been submitted to the State Legislature.
Hunting in Federal Parks and Beaches - Not allowed
Hunting in State Parks and Beaches - Requires permission from the ranger
Hunting on Public Beaches - Free to hunt

Which beach has the most treasure as reported by MDer's?
 
Depends on what you are looking for...

Modern treasure - go to any of 100's of the more popular beaches used by tourest and overall large crowds.

Spanish treasure - go to the beaches adjacent to the old spanish shipwrecks down on the Treasure Coast.

Tom
 

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