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meanwhile back in the north Georgia mountains --- The juices are just flowing through my sluice box right now with the wonderful all powerful heavy rains .. keep on flushing that float gold right through my custom made sluice , specifically made to trap that float gold .. full moon above those rain clouds . I can sleep easy knowing my sluice is on auto pilot while it rains . !! <img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=994974"/><img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=994975"/><img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=994976"/>
Mr.e are you hitting the Miami beach area?
I am gonna try to hit mb today I figure all the high winds we have had lately must be stirring it up something nice.
Hey guys, for these super-low tides times of the year, just keep in mind that if the wet sand is "sterile" (no erosion. No sand "going out"), then the only thing that super low tides do .... is expose LOTS MORE STERILE sand within which to walk around and find nothing in .
Perfectly said! On my area beaches May is terrible hunting, easterly winds start bringing in more sand to quickly cover up what little remained in the winter firm pack within reach. In the mean time the beach traffic is very sparse, mostly just weekends until the kids are out of school, not enough steady beach traffic to provide much of anything. On top of this, that new sand below the water is soft and deep and moving and anything dense that gets lost in it is quickly swallowed up. May is a big transition month on my area beaches and like Tom said, low tides typically just expose more sterile sand.
Hey bigscoop, being a rookie in south east Florida, when will it start to get better? After some tropical systems push through towards the end of the summer? I thought that I was just on a dry streak or had some serious beginners luck in March and April. I'm glad that i read your post brother. Any info will be mucho appreciato!
Typically, on my area beaches, things will start to pickup once the kids are out of school and the beaches become crowded "everyday" instead of just on the weekends. The weekend traffic will provide some drops but not near enough to carry on much past Monday or Tuesday. However, once the kids are out of school and those family outings and vacations start to kick in "everyday" then there will be a steady supply of drops all the time. The summer is all about recent drop hunting, just way too much loose sand built up over those deeper/firmer layers of beach. This is why it's so slow right now, sort of getting the double whammy, if you will, new sand coming in and no drops to speak of.
Roger that. Thanks. I understand the traffic concept but I was curious about the storms that roll through during hurricane season. After tropical systems push through is it like treasure city or what? Thanks again for your help.