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scoops for water hunting

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Boomer270

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I went to a local river to mess around and brought a folding military digging tool (e-tool) it didn't work out very well so i was wondering what would be the a good type of scope to get for fresh water hunting
 
Get a good stainless steel one....it will last. Check out the different types these dealers (sponsors of Findmall) carry.

http://www.findmall.com/read.php?43,1702883
 
I use this one. It goes deep fast in sand and small gravel.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-STEALTH-6-5-Classic-beach-sand-scoop-The-Latest-Design-AAA-/190685524460?pt=US_Metal_Detector_Accessories&hash=item2c65be31ec
 
I use a RTG aluminum scoop with a stainless steel tip...works awesome in sand and small gravel. Below is a link:
http://www.rtgstore.com/
 
How is THIS for a scoop...It was homemade and built like a tank...Solid Aluminum...:super:

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I have not had a chance to use it yet, as I do not have a car at present, and cannot get to the water...:surrender:

HH,
 
No Sir...I aquired (purchsed) it from another hunter who injured his knee and back and was no longer able to water hunt...He had it made for him by a friend I believe...Not entirely sure who the maker was...I will have to ask him.

HH,
 
That's some skillful craftsmanship, hope you can get it in the water before too long!!
 
I use this one. http://www.prostockdetectors.com/REVC.html
It is built like a tank and the holes are much smaller then similar designs...even the smallest earings do not fall thru it.
 
This is the one I have. It is very well built and costs a bit less than the competition scoops.

http://www.nuttallenterprises.com/servlet/Detail?no=1
 
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