LongJohnSilver1
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Not high value this time, only 9k, but it'll add up! The water was freezing cold, I could only manage 4hrs
You are on a good little gold run of late ! How deep do you typically find these ?
hah, it was 17c today. I was only in a 3mm wetsuite though. You can keep that snow and ice stuff!Nice LJ... love the oldies you are finding.... what do you consider cold water? I have hunted in 30 degree water but I was dressed for it with neoprene over ski pants plus gauntlet gloves with a couple hot hands in each glove with air temps at 14 degrees.. these are in fahrenheit.
You would hate it here then.. warmest our water gets is about 72 degrees Fhah, it was 17c today. I was only in a 3mm wetsuite though. You can keep that snow and ice stuff!
Yeah, we don't get much warmer but we don't freeze over either. I'd love to hunt some warm water though.You would hate it here then.. warmest our water gets is about 72 degrees F
I think he meant how deep is the water you're finding the rings in? Nice video by the way.View attachment 580404
Anywhere from 9 to 14 inches is pretty normal. A really big ring I can pick at 16 maybe more. It's hard to go deeper than 16 inches underwater though because the sand just rolls back into the hole as fast as you can dig it, so you have to widen the hole significantly.
Pretty much the same results here. Except in the wash it loses depth and sensitivity probably from the air bubbles. We usually have just sand with few shells. Some areas you may dig 30 scoops trying to get 14" deep. And my scoop is 9" wide. The real deep ones if I start guessing it's a sinker I have to leave it or drown.View attachment 580404
Anywhere from 9 to 14 inches is pretty normal. A really big ring I can pick at 16 maybe more. It's hard to go deeper than 16 inches underwater though because the sand just rolls back into the hole as fast as you can dig it, so you have to widen the hole significantly.
I think he meant how deep is the water you're finding the rings in? Nice video by the way.
Pretty much the same results here. Except in the wash it loses depth and sensitivity probably from the air bubbles. We usually have just sand with few shells. Some areas you may dig 30 scoops trying to get 14" deep. And my scoop is 9" wide. The real deep ones if I start guessing it's a sinker I have to leave it or drown.
The water was freezing cold, I could only manage 4hrs
NO CHEATING ITSA! Digging caps out of head doesn’t count!Way to go! I prefer winter hunting, but can't get in the water. Love those signet ring finds! I will trade you though. I'm slowly collecting dental gold View attachment 580403