Check this out guys!.....

[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

Been in the water 4 times since the pneumonia got over. The first 2 hunts netted zero jewelry. I guess the third time is a charm as the hunt yesterday netted 3 rings, 2 ear rings, a nice silver pendant, and a cell phone. many doo-dads and some clad. The best part is the one ring is yellow and white gold with 9 diamonds. ( tested and real ) This morning I did get a silver ring and an ear ring. here are some pics.
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[steve in so la]

It was bound to happen for you. The ring must be worth a lot. Nice going - & in the cool water ! Thx for the pics, Steve in so az

 

[scubadetector]

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[Ma Betty in MO]

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[seeker41]

great lookin finds mike!!!!!!

 

[SeniorSeeker]

Incredible, Mike! Those finds will pay for your detector, to be sure. Of course you must hunt the water to find the goodies. Right? Being a leukemia patient, in remission, I can't get in the water because of the cold temperatures of the water (I have waders) and my detector isn't waterproof. So I guess I won't look forward to finding the rings? It's frustrating to say the least. If the water is at least 70+ degrees, then I can hunt with the waders but must use longjons in the waders.and must limit my exposer to the cooler temperatures. Otherwise I can develop bronchitis or pneumonia really easy.

 

[Mike Chgo area]

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[Graw]

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[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

I have neoprene waders that I use in the winter and when I get out of them I am sweating.

 

[deepseeker442]

wow wtg

 

[tometusns]

wow!! looks like you had an awesome day. Congrats!!

 

[Leslie(nova scotia)]

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