Trashy Beach

[RandomTask]

Well Cedar Beach Mount Sinai,Ny not the best beach very rocky since its a northshore location. Busy here during the day came down at sunset with the legend just a few lead sinkers and alot of garbage. I shouldve known but hey well you got to dig it all!!
Good Luck Out There!

 

[joe4077]

You have to work the water at those beaches. Waves are small and people wade out into deeper water. Or work right after a storm.(nor'easter)

 

[RandomTask]

Thanks for the info Joe I appreicate it. I just started doing the surf today but it was so choppy at West Meadow Beach which is usually pretty calm. Had my waders on but hit the shoreline did good

 

[hoser]

OK I'm not much of a water hunter but I plan on changing that. To me water hunting is hit and miss but from some of the finds I see here it can be a game changer. I'm gonna get the waders out and give it a try real soon. Looks like you did do good though.

 

[RandomTask]

My issue is i am going to have to make a floating screen to sift out my finds seen a few ideas on the internet going to experiment with a few ideas and see how they pan out.

 

[Cfmct]

Well Cedar Beach Mount Sinai,Ny not the best beach very rocky since its a northshore location. Busy here during the day came down at sunset with the legend just a few lead sinkers and alot of garbage. I shouldve known but hey well you got to dig it all!!
Good Luck Out There!

90% of my finds come out of rocky beaches...

 

[low tide]

ALL hunting is hit or miss. Typically high towel line= fresh drops, slope=50/50 ring or coin and in the wet the findings become less quantity and more quality. In the winter wet a found ring you can bet!

 

[RandomTask]

Its alot of work moving all those rocks but I love it.