Da Sand Crab
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Can I be honest with you guys and not offend you in any way.
You are my friends and I want to give you my advise from years of experience.
First thing I would do is return the dry land metal detectors that you have purchased and invest in something
that can get you in the water. You can get a Garrett Sea hunter, White's beach master or Tesoro Sand Shark for
500.00 - 600.00. You can use these detectors on both fields, dry sand to completely submerged under water.
Let the other guys deal with the hot sand with it's dirty diapers, dog poop and ton's of bottle caps, pull tabs and
other trash. The water is cool and clean and everyone who goes to the beach spends most of time in the water.
The ocean has a way of either gently removing jewelry from people or pounding it off of them in the shore break.
Sure you can, and I too, have found an occasional nice find on the sand. But believe me, the ocean will take you to the
next level and beyond.
It's time to get wet.
Here's some finds from the last couple months.
You are my friends and I want to give you my advise from years of experience.
First thing I would do is return the dry land metal detectors that you have purchased and invest in something
that can get you in the water. You can get a Garrett Sea hunter, White's beach master or Tesoro Sand Shark for
500.00 - 600.00. You can use these detectors on both fields, dry sand to completely submerged under water.
Let the other guys deal with the hot sand with it's dirty diapers, dog poop and ton's of bottle caps, pull tabs and
other trash. The water is cool and clean and everyone who goes to the beach spends most of time in the water.
The ocean has a way of either gently removing jewelry from people or pounding it off of them in the shore break.
Sure you can, and I too, have found an occasional nice find on the sand. But believe me, the ocean will take you to the
next level and beyond.
It's time to get wet.
Here's some finds from the last couple months.
