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Got A Couple Of Rings Today Doing A Freshwater Lake Hunt:detecting:

John-Edmonton

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It finally warmed up to 23 C / 74 F today, so, having a day off, I headed to a lake and used my wet suit for the very first time this year. It was still a little cool in the water, especially with strong gusty winds. I did luck out on a couple of rings and some coins. I only dug one bottle cap today. That's got to be a record. It just goes to show you how hunted out this lake is.
 
Nice little jewels rings.:clapping:
 
Nice! Those glasses could have easily been a big gold chain, and that SS washer a plat or gold ring!...I hate those little spring steel hair barrettes...they fool me everytime!:clapping:
Mud
 
Judging from your finds, you pretty well dig it all. If you dig it all, you get it all! I still think you would do well with a PI.
 
John-Edmonton said:
Thanks Scott. Lakes are never hunted out completely...

Nice haul John. Can you expand on why you said the above please. I am starting to swing a bit toward checking out the water and I'm waking up to it a bit.
 
Scott and I used to hunt water a lot together, so he probably can guess which lake I hunted. Because lakes are large, and sand can shift around to different places during the year, targets are always a possibility in any lake.
 
John-Edmonton said:
Scott and I used to hunt water a lot together, so he probably can guess which lake I hunted. Because lakes are large, and sand can shift around to different places during the year, targets are always a possibility in any lake.

Shifting sand even in fresh water lakes ? Hmmm, I didn't expect that so much as expanding beach areas from shrinking water levels. I remember about 3-4 years back when we had a serious drought in the parries. Many sloughs etc dried up and lakes shrank. I was too new and naive/ignorant to realize what an opportunity there was to be had then. Oh well, all part of the game, lol.
 
If you have shrinking beach areas, you need to work the areas which were once under water. And....every time the winds are gusting to 40+ lots of sand moves around.
 
John-Edmonton said:
If you have shrinking beach areas, you need to work the areas which were once under water. And....every time the winds are gusting to 40+ lots of sand moves around.

That is the bummer part of it, the water levels are back up or even higher now. Oh well...............
 
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