cdv1
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First water hunt of 2014, gridded (as best I can in the water) a small area with the sensitivity cranked moving slower than I ever have just to test a theory and it seemed to work.... I made four passes in a 50 yard part of a beach in 3 1/2 hours of hunting. Not only did I find a few spots with multiple targets but I also found one spot (about 4 square feet) that as I dug up weak high tones, it exposed some deeper high and mid tones that I didn't hear at first. I must have spent 20 minutes in that 4 square foot area before I finally got the quarters out of it and the 3 oz sinker that was to deep to hear until I dug down to get the quarters. The hoop earring is 14k (2.7 grams) and it came up with a dime in the scoop which I assume was the high tone I was digging... Fun time and I was learning a lot .... never had so many multiple targets under the coil before.... was it the spot or the technique..... I think I know the answer now!
Some real old style pull tabs in that pile... and the T shaped nylon dive weight about blew my ears off.
Figured I'd post this for those up north that can't get out for a hunt.
HH and GL everyone
Cliff
Some real old style pull tabs in that pile... and the T shaped nylon dive weight about blew my ears off.
Figured I'd post this for those up north that can't get out for a hunt.
HH and GL everyone
Cliff
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