Reelsnrods
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Dammit... That's not a dog tag!
Sunshine and the low tide lured me out to one of our more popular summer beaches yesterday. I lost first dibs to another gentleman already in the water, and I found plenty of holes where I think I was detecting behind him. His pulse detector (I think an Exal) was certainly finding him more targets than my CZ was sniffing out for me. Every time I glanced over he was scratching at something. I had plenty of hot rocks and false signals. I'm thinking I might want to consider the CZ21 upgrade to make sure I'm getting the depth I should be, or move ahead and grab a Deus and pray that the promised saltwater coil can do good battle with our black sand and hot rocks.
Jewelry continues to elude me at the moment, but I had a lovely day out. I thought I had found some truly old coins at one point as they were 6-8" down in the black muck and well crusted over as seen in the shots. Turned out to a some well aged Lincolns... Bugger! Then I found what I thought was a nice old dog tag, only to get it home for a cleanup, and it's a darn crematory tag! That will be getting placed back in the rocks on my next visit. Goosebumps!
Sunshine and the low tide lured me out to one of our more popular summer beaches yesterday. I lost first dibs to another gentleman already in the water, and I found plenty of holes where I think I was detecting behind him. His pulse detector (I think an Exal) was certainly finding him more targets than my CZ was sniffing out for me. Every time I glanced over he was scratching at something. I had plenty of hot rocks and false signals. I'm thinking I might want to consider the CZ21 upgrade to make sure I'm getting the depth I should be, or move ahead and grab a Deus and pray that the promised saltwater coil can do good battle with our black sand and hot rocks.
Jewelry continues to elude me at the moment, but I had a lovely day out. I thought I had found some truly old coins at one point as they were 6-8" down in the black muck and well crusted over as seen in the shots. Turned out to a some well aged Lincolns... Bugger! Then I found what I thought was a nice old dog tag, only to get it home for a cleanup, and it's a darn crematory tag! That will be getting placed back in the rocks on my next visit. Goosebumps!
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