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Creek hunting advice

Bob38

Active member
Ok, I sure need a little input on some creek hunting I have been doing lately. Although I have done OK, all I have been finding is clad coins. And under the presumption that if clad is there older coins must be there. The creek is very rocky with a mixture of large rocks to gravel and silty dirt. I noticed today that the deeper finds rang up at a lower ID than usual. and when I say deeper coins, I mean in the 6 to 8-inch area. After I move a few rocks to clear my swing I can get closer to the 4-inch area with a better reading. for example, a deeper copper penny would ring up like a zinc penny. So now I'm focused on the whispery sound with a zinc range reading. I know I should focus on the sound and use the remote to verify. Am I on the right track? Any advice on reaching the older stuff? any other programs I should try? Oh, and the aluminum shards are everywhere.

Running a modified Basic program at 12 kHz

Creek and river hunting isn't for the meek but with Ibuprofen and blue emu I can take it.
 
You should keep an eye open for exposed bedrock and key in on crack and crevices. The heavies collect there. I prospect some and find lead nails and coins here. Good luck.
 
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