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4 hours in a salt water lagoon with the AT-Pro and the 5x8 coil.
39 quarters
15 dimes
6 nickels
29 pennies
A Trinidad and Tobago 25 cent coin, 1998
A large fishing weight
An old lure
What looks like a racoons jawbone
A clay pot and some assorted mystery metal
Four of us hunted this spot and not one piece of jewelry! We all did great on the coins though. Funny spot, not a tourist area at all but lot's of coins. You just never know!
Watch out for the Man in the brown suit, or that other flat stingy type ray...gads, theres just so much bitey and stingy things out there a fellow cant stay inside forever! Good work!
Mud
Once you get it ground balanced for the salt water it works OK but no where as deep as a CZ21 or Excal but then I can't afford one of them right now! I can usually get 6" or so in the water and the surf, better on the wet sand and plenty deep on the dry.
I assume you're on Trinidad? My son was there a few years back. I lived in the USVI for a bit.
yup you guessed it I run the pro here as well with good results but I have not done much water hunting with it. I am trying to get a scoop before I go in
