Hit low tide last eve, 11pm to 0330 am, walked the lane from 10th to 19th, ran into David from Suffolk and noticed a new hunter that stayed out in the mine about an hour. I didnt remember his name but he said he was getting some clad and assorted metal, He was useing a Garrett SeaHunter . I headed back south from the pier and noticed how the waves were almost gone, put another buck fifty in the meter and into the mine I went, hunted over an hour for a few pennys but enjoyed myself being out in the deeper water. may try it again this eve.
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Va Beach, the lane, the mine
- Thread starter normdiver
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Arkie John
Active member
...not anymore.
Nowadays I am forced to ignore the cost of fuel as just the "cost of doin' business" but now if I can find more than I pay for parking, I'm some KIND of successful.
aj
Nowadays I am forced to ignore the cost of fuel as just the "cost of doin' business" but now if I can find more than I pay for parking, I'm some KIND of successful.
aj
PaPa-Joe-Fla.
New member
Glad you are still getting out, what is up with Rob haven't herd much from him this year. Is he in the penalty box for breaking scoops?
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