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Beach Hunting With AT Pro

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Lenmcgold

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Heading to the Pacific Ocean soon. Will be searching water line and in the water, since this area has so many folks working the dry sand areas but very few wet. Any thoughts on how deep to go? Another notion is to try at Low tide, High tide, Middle tide - or is it relevant. Any advice/experiences appreciated as always. Best to all ! Len
 
Well there's a good chance the Beach could be (sanded in) you will know this when you have no targets for the first hour of your wet sand hunt, which is a normal thing over here, so have a back up plan ready, which is dry sand hunting.

For serious wet salt sand hunting you would be better of with the Mark 2 as it ignores the salt/black sand minerals way better.

Good luck
 
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