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Winter Wading an old dock site
- Thread starter Carter NY
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Water wizard
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Cool film 
love the fast forward to find feature
love the fast forward to find feature 
OldBeechnut
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Real nice treasure Dig and vid.....That wind gives me the chills just hearing it...
Hey, watched this several times..thats the 3030 right? You ever pull a floating sifter behind you when you wade? Just so you can scoop and go and check out later?
You should drop us some info on your gear, I bet a lot of guys want to know what kind of equipment. scoop, clothing, gloves, etc...to be able to hunt in those conditions..along with any things you have learned...
Wonderful vid again, and awesome finds! Was that one dime a barber?...really gets a guy jonesing for some water time!
Mud
You should drop us some info on your gear, I bet a lot of guys want to know what kind of equipment. scoop, clothing, gloves, etc...to be able to hunt in those conditions..along with any things you have learned...
Wonderful vid again, and awesome finds! Was that one dime a barber?...really gets a guy jonesing for some water time!
Mud
OldBeechnut
Well-known member
I hunt those conditions and have the very best of gear, and you just have to be tuff as nails, and crazy...I am good down to 32 degree water just as long as I keep moving, but that wind kills me...anything above 10mph and gust..
Well sure Joe, tough as nails and crazy is a given to hunt the water in Winter! 
Just trying to give the noobs a heads up on what they are in for..dont wanting anybody climbing the Chilkoot wearing dockers and some Air Jordans all dreamy eyed you know....vids like you boys post tend to make the inexperienced fellows go off half cocked in search of plunder in inclimate weather....then again, what do I care? If a noob wants to wear a pair of garbage bags for waders, drill a bunch of holes in a coffee can for a scoop and brave to hunt the chilly Atlantic? Hey, that was me a few years back!
Mud
Just trying to give the noobs a heads up on what they are in for..dont wanting anybody climbing the Chilkoot wearing dockers and some Air Jordans all dreamy eyed you know....vids like you boys post tend to make the inexperienced fellows go off half cocked in search of plunder in inclimate weather....then again, what do I care? If a noob wants to wear a pair of garbage bags for waders, drill a bunch of holes in a coffee can for a scoop and brave to hunt the chilly Atlantic? Hey, that was me a few years back!
Mud
OldBeechnut
Well-known member
I agree, heck I'm still learning myself
Carter helped me on my Trapper gloves, said he was wearing a glove under, So I added a gloves and some Hot Hands to my trappers and sure made a difference.
Carter helped me on my Trapper gloves, said he was wearing a glove under, So I added a gloves and some Hot Hands to my trappers and sure made a difference.
Waded with the Excal for years and its a great machine. But the CTX is deeper and faster at processing especially around iron. The readout doesn't matter much in the water especially when the water is murky but with the CTX you can assign tones to specific ID ranges and that is helpful. Carter
Mud,
I never use a float although it can have its advantages. Most of the time I get what I'm looking for right in the scoop.
Depending on how deep I'm hunting, I use either waders or a dry suit. Layers are a must; two shirts and coat, two pairs of socks, long johns, gloves inside the rubber gloves. Even with all of that, the elements will eventually get to you. I'm happy if I get 4 hours of hunting.
I use the T-Rex by Gold Digger and the Stealth scoops by Sunspot. For the heavy mud/sand I like the T-Rex and in rocks I like the Stealth.
Ended up with two Barber Dimes, too bad the salt is so rough on them. In salt water I actually like finding the old nickels better since they come out decent.
We have extreme low tides for the next few days so I'm going to try and get out as much as possible.
Carter
I never use a float although it can have its advantages. Most of the time I get what I'm looking for right in the scoop.
Depending on how deep I'm hunting, I use either waders or a dry suit. Layers are a must; two shirts and coat, two pairs of socks, long johns, gloves inside the rubber gloves. Even with all of that, the elements will eventually get to you. I'm happy if I get 4 hours of hunting.
I use the T-Rex by Gold Digger and the Stealth scoops by Sunspot. For the heavy mud/sand I like the T-Rex and in rocks I like the Stealth.
Ended up with two Barber Dimes, too bad the salt is so rough on them. In salt water I actually like finding the old nickels better since they come out decent.
We have extreme low tides for the next few days so I'm going to try and get out as much as possible.
Carter
mudpuppy said:Hey, watched this several times..thats the 3030 right? You ever pull a floating sifter behind you when you wade? Just so you can scoop and go and check out later?
You should drop us some info on your gear, I bet a lot of guys want to know what kind of equipment. scoop, clothing, gloves, etc...to be able to hunt in those conditions..along with any things you have learned...
Wonderful vid again, and awesome finds! Was that one dime a barber?...really gets a guy jonesing for some water time!
Mud