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Fresh Water Program Recommendation:usaa:
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JackalopeZL1
Member
Tahoe is mine to detect. You must stay away 
But really, I haven't done a bunch of water hunting with mine but found I didn't need to change much when I hunted fresh water with mine.. I too don't live far from Tahoe.
But really, I haven't done a bunch of water hunting with mine but found I didn't need to change much when I hunted fresh water with mine.. I too don't live far from Tahoe.
ironman200081
Active member
I hunt freshwater rivers and creeks and I just use a combine pattern. No need to do anything special for fresh water.
Jason in Enid
Active member
Hunting fresh water is not different than hunting land, except you want to make sure you are digging all conductive targets. Many womens gold rings will respond below CO-10.