Ever wonder what's at the bottom of a lake?? - Reply if you must...............!!!:stretcher:

[Mrchile]

[size=x-large]This might make your blood pressure rise!![/size]


[size=x-large] Prepare Yourself [/size]





[size=x-large]Three Months at the 100+ year old Lake[/size]












[size=x-large]Comment if you must!![/size]

[size=large] Worth It? -- I think so!!

Plus I'm doing the lake a much needed service!!

I get to weigh my gold by the lbs. now !!

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[BEACH HUNTER]

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[RobRcer]

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[Bobbie]

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[Mrchile]

95% was vacuumed with the 560 Vibra Probe

Rock Bottom and clay

This is the secon Vibra Probe

And fourth time I've had to re-apoxy the front of the probe

 

[Mrchile]

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[syfta]

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[smileawhile]

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[jimdoc]

Lead is around 60 cents a pound, but the local
scrap guy in Philly is paying 15 cents a pound.
But it adds up quick.

 

[JSinkAZ]

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[Gulf Hunter]

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[Martin(Qc)]

At first i taugh you were showing us a few iron items on a pebble beach.... now that i realise that those are lead sinkers, gee ! What a load of work! Even if you didn't found any gold, just the exercise must have added 2 years on your life ! Can't wait to see the goodies !

 

[protech]

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[Mike - Central Coast - CA]

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