Hi from Washington

Ilovebeaches

Newbie
May 30, 2013
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Everett
Detector(s) used
Minelab Sovereign GT
Primary Interest:
Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
Hi all,

I'm brand spanking new to Medal Detecting and just finished my first hunt today!(70cents in clad and trash) I'm focusing mainly on beaches atm because the Park ranger in Everett said I could MD the city parks, but I can't Dig/Probe anything ??? . I did find out that I could go crazy on the beaches so I picked up a Minelab Sovereign GT(after much research on these forums) last week and started my pulltab collection:tongue3: . I have a few newbie questions I hoping the community answer.
If I use the iron mask feature on the Sovereign GT will I miss out on any gold opportunities?
My detector is going off on some rock. Is this normal?
Is there way to find out the depth of a target with the Sovereign GT? (I dug 13" for a pulltab)
Where is the best place to start detecting on a beach? Tide line or Water line.
Thank you to all that reply.
 

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Welcome aboard from the great state of Pennsylvania (USA).
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You might consider browsing Sub-Forums: Washington for information (i.e., clubs, hunts, finds, legends, maps, etc.) directly related to your state.
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Until someone pipes in - I searched
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and found Help with my Sovereign GT settings please, dirty beaches... (Oct 05, 2009). You might also consider browsing Forum > Metal Detecting Forum > Brands > Minelab which is directly related to yor MD...
 

:hello2:Welcome Aboard. I'm not familiar with the Sovereign, but vpnavy has some good suggestions!

Good luck in your hunts!

Roy
 

Thank you for the warm Welcome! Thank you Vpnavy for the helpful links. @vpnavy I found a very cool club called Pilchuck treasure hunting club, they are very fun and give away free silver at meetings XD..if you find anything on the scavenger hunt for the month! I'll post my questions in the proper the Forum.
 

Welcome! With the Sovereign GT, you will have to guess the depth. The best time to search is 1-2 hours before low tide, you can follow the surf out and get deeper with out getting too wet. Wet beach is generally less trash, dry sand more trash.

Wayne

www.metaldetectingstuff.com
 

My friend lives in Everett. I live in Mountlake Terrace. We go detecting all the time. Always looking to meet people who like to go detecting. We can be hard core. Sometimes 6-8 hours without a break.
 

Always nice to meet new detectors! Sent you a PM golddigger!
 

Wel-come ... :notworthy:
 

Welcome to the forum! Happy Hunting in 2015.
 

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