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NO FINDS IN NJ AFTER THE STORM????
- Thread starter ratpack
- Start date
OldBeechnut
Well-known member
I heard of two golds, and a few silvers....
lawsonland
Member
Just came back from Point pleasant. found very little. One small possibly silver ring.
Tired a couple other beaches nearby and only a couple coins. Even very little junk
Tired a couple other beaches nearby and only a couple coins. Even very little junk
lawsonland
Member
Wish I could have gone out right after, Sucks to have to work
Need more storms to happen on a friday or saturday
Need more storms to happen on a friday or saturday
ratpack, I can't speak for your particular storm, or your particular coast, but .... in general, drawing from knowledge of CA beach storms (if the general principles can be applied elsewhere) : It could just be that the 1 or 2 or 3 beaches you tried, weren't the producing ones.
I've learned after nearly 35 yrs. of looking for erosion, that when the storm factors seem to line up, the following can result: Some stretches of beaches can remain un-affected. While another beach, a mere 1/4 mile downstream, can be going off big-time! And oddly, each can seem to have the same exact ingredients affecting them: Same angle-facing the oceans, same wave/swell heights, etc... So I have learned to quickly scout multiple beaches.
Example: We had some storms here a year ago, that were impressive. Several of us took off on the day of the swells, furiously scouting beaches. Several were lame. Several were so-so, but one was totally awesome! For about 5 days we harvested coins as fast as could. While other beaches, a mere mile away, were only so-so or poor.
I've learned after nearly 35 yrs. of looking for erosion, that when the storm factors seem to line up, the following can result: Some stretches of beaches can remain un-affected. While another beach, a mere 1/4 mile downstream, can be going off big-time! And oddly, each can seem to have the same exact ingredients affecting them: Same angle-facing the oceans, same wave/swell heights, etc... So I have learned to quickly scout multiple beaches.
Example: We had some storms here a year ago, that were impressive. Several of us took off on the day of the swells, furiously scouting beaches. Several were lame. Several were so-so, but one was totally awesome! For about 5 days we harvested coins as fast as could. While other beaches, a mere mile away, were only so-so or poor.
DennisExit100
New member
Point hasn't produced in a long time. Don't know what happened there. Used to be a great beach to detect, I've pulled alot off that beach. I did manage to get a few pieces of small gold these past few weeks just south of there. Alot of guys don't think of walking south they always hunt the TiKi Bar.