Swinging and ATPro in the COLD (freezing) temps! ! !:cool:

[WaterWalker]

check out the photos in this post:

Hit the water last week Friday and while we didn't get in to any of the good stuff, we still had a good time out there digging everything else. The water was ripping quite a bit so I couldn't get out too deep, but after it was all said and done, I couldn't even turn my detector off because a layer of 1/2'' ice had formed over the control box that wouldn't allow me to press down on the buttons! Waders had a shield of ice going up them as well and were solid. Had to leave the detector on and drive around town for a while with the heat up before I could get it to turn off... Best part of the day, I did see a muskrat body surfing alongside the pier as he came over to check me out!


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[John-Edmonton]

I like it!

 

[Dancer]

I pulled some xXxX in my life, but. you need to go south a couple hundred miles. Cabin fever can can cause some strange activities. LoL. One thing, the Pro took a licking, and still kept ticking.

 

[WaterWalker]

John:
Thanks for the edit...thought you would enjoy seeing the ATProcicle!
I have had ice on my waders and walked in salt water slush waist deep, but never had ice like that on my detector.
Can anyone top the ATProcicle?

 

[Leslie(nova scotia)]

know the feeling. bad when one has to add a hammer to the digging tools to get a fix! The few....the brave!