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Things started out slow......

JOE in MD

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Then bang bang bang!!!! Was out in the water for awhile with nothing to show but a few coins. Then bang bang bang!!!! First one I think might be white gold( no marks, middle ring), the second is Tungsten Carbide, and the third is 14 KT. Got to thank Oldbeechnut for that find. We were e-mailing each other to set up to meet each other, He told me he would have a sand chair and a camera when he got to the hunt spot. I notice a guy walking with a chair and camera figure it was him. I came out of the water to intorduce myself and meet him (we have never met before). He told me to go hunt and we would talk later after detecting(limit to 3 huors hunting at this park), as I made my way back out into the water, BANG!!!! I got a midtone signal and the 14KT ring fell into my float!! THANKS OLDBEECHNUT. Turned out to be a good day. Good finds and met a new friend. It just don't get mucher better.
JOE in MD
 
It's called rock shield. It's made to cover pipe under ground so rock don't scratch it and casue rusting. It is a PVC plastic mesh( works great!). My work use to use it, but stopped.
 
Way to go Joe :thumbup:

OLDBEECHNUT : Fort Lauderdale next time for you :smoke:
 
Hey JOE in MD, awesome finds.
I gotta make one of those floating type sieve thingys.
Good to see the gold comin' in like that.
Cheers and HH
aushunter:ausflag::minelab:
 
I did some browsing the websitt indicates that the mess will not stand up to sunlight? I like the idea for sure, cause I use a vibra probe while water detecting and it sure helps locating targets in the matrix. So for obvious reasons the mess has to be non metalic.

Heres the webb site that I found.

http://rockguard.biz/

Steve
 
FYI, Go to a restaurant supply place or whole sale food store and ask for the mesh netting that the restaurants use to place the glasses on when they come out of the dish washer. The store i bought mine at had them in Greene ,red or black, you some times see the mesh used for draw liners as well. the Line has stood up well for me,
Oh by the way that tip comes from one of Clive's books.

Gerry
 
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