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IowaRelic
Well-known member
That’s killer. Do you need to have a rocky bottom to hunt this way? Where I’m at there isn’t a stone for miles. It’s all sand in the creeks and rivers. I’ve dug like new cans at 15”. Is there just no point in water hunting sandy creek beds? I have some water spots that would be right on colonial areas but I’ve never tried because things just sink into oblivion it seems like
Mark kus
Well-known member
That's what you want no gravel easy digging! nice finds calabash!
Mark
IowaRelic
Well-known member
So your saying the sand is preferable
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calabash digger
Guest
Sand is tough....artifacts can be hidden from the eye. If your detecting it is still tuff because it can fill back in .
Coinboy007
Well-known member
Calabash those are awesome! Nice hunt!