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1st Rings with Excalibur

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BOIdaho

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The Boise River finally gave me something besides car keys and slimy sunglasses today. I was in a section of the river today that has a lot of sand and gravel which is rare, usually there is a lot of rocks. My first find was the gold ring (10K) it was sticking out of my sand scoop when I pulled it out of about two feet of water. I found the other little ring and the charm about 30 minutes later. The little ring was broke when I found it and I doubt if I did it when I retrieved it. I have been on a roll this year with rings, 7 with my E-Trac and now 2 with the Excalibur. I use my Hodgman fly fishing waders and haven
 
Congatulations, The Ring is a beauty. Pickingup up a new Excal II this coming Monday & hope to emulate your success !
Cheers
Ashley
 
I would check the stone in the small one as they are quite often diamonds, known as diamond solitaire or eternity rings, i have 2, thought they were just cheap at first, got a nice surprise
 
Great.... always check your stone you never know. You sure must dedicated the water has to be very very cold. What temp would it be now? Best of luck, Apollo
 
After going into the river a few times this winter I have discovered the secret to staying warm. My fly fishing waders keep me dry but you can feel the low 40 degree water temp pressing against you. I wear long johns, two pair of socks and my fly fishing boots really help in giving me secure footing on the slippery rocks. I also have a pair of long neoprene gloves so I rarely ever come in contact with the water. My fly fishing jacket has plenty of pockets so I can separate the finds from the trash. Don
 
BOIdaho said:
After going into the river a few times this winter I have discovered the secret to staying warm. My fly fishing waders keep me dry but you can feel the low 40 degree water temp pressing against you. I wear long johns, two pair of socks and my fly fishing boots really help in giving me secure footing on the slippery rocks. I also have a pair of long neoprene gloves so I rarely ever come in contact with the water. My fly fishing jacket has plenty of pockets so I can separate the finds from the trash. Don
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