Goes4ever said:
If there is so many nails there, have you tried your small coil and TTF?
I almost always use the 8x6 now. I always find myself regretting using the Pro Coil, because most of the sites are like this. I probably need a 5", but it might miss the 3.5 inch mercs in our soil, seriously!
I have been getting away from TTF, and usually stick to conductive multi with normal tones, and just switch between using a mid 20s something iron mask pattern, and a crude, made on the fly, restrictive pattern with the payline open, and bubbles for nickels and all coins to shine through at lower FEs than 12.
It seems like I am having better luck with "see through" sounding off good targets through the nulls, than I am with TTF in an open pattern.
I have been thinking about restricting my coin bubble pattern more so that pulltabs, CO 50s, foil, screw caps, and cans null as well.
Now that you mention it I think I might try a 30 iron mask pattern.
Maybe I need to tweak my TTF, but restricting its pattern would defy the point of TTF and cause it to null, more. Isn't TTF an opposing tactic to the E-Trac's "See Through" ability?
I have pulled in a lot of silver with my coin bubble pattern, I tent to go back to it in thick junk and do the iron mask in better spots. It also gives me the ability to make judgement calls on gold and token numbers, not that I have ever found gold with the ETrac. It is like a rougher, more restrictive version of Sabisch's coin pattern.
To succeed at something, I have to wrap my head around what I am doing, and actually understand what is happening. I guess that is why I am not any good at fishing. None of the practices make sense. Concepts like bumping the bottom, fishing cover and shade lines, temperatures, make a lot of sense but I can never quite figure it out in practice. The guys that just do what they learned to do, and don't think about it do a lot better. I am lucky that MDing is easier, and my logic applies to it better!
AJupstateNY said:
Very nice. Just found my 3rd WL few weeks ago. The WL is my favorite of the
Silver coins. She is just beautiful, IMHO!