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how deep on coins is the sea hunter deep or shallow?
- Thread starter GunnarMN
- Start date
Hey buddy
I guess you're referring to the MKll
Too deep! 
I have personally dug quarters at 18" in wet saltwater beach sand.(with the 10"x14"mono) I've also dug bits of foil at about two feet and soda cans at about three feet
No joke(as well as iron and aluminum bolts/scrap metal)
I'm not sure how deep the 8"mono searchcoil would go. Maybe just over a foot on a coin sized object
I'm sure somone else will chime in with more info
Happy Hunting!
P.S.
I've seen your youtube vids on the Musky
Thanks for sharing! Well done!
Great machine. I used to swing one and still have it in storage(I think I'll hang on to it/save it for a rainy day)
I guess you're referring to the MKll Too deep! I have personally dug quarters at 18" in wet saltwater beach sand.(with the 10"x14"mono) I've also dug bits of foil at about two feet and soda cans at about three feet No joke(as well as iron and aluminum bolts/scrap metal)I'm not sure how deep the 8"mono searchcoil would go. Maybe just over a foot on a coin sized object I'm sure somone else will chime in with more info Happy Hunting!P.S.
I've seen your youtube vids on the Musky
Thanks for sharing! Well done! Great machine. I used to swing one and still have it in storage(I think I'll hang on to it/save it for a rainy day)