New Book!: "Shallow Water Metal Detecting: Lessons from the Pros"

[cjc]

New Book!: "Shallow Water Metal Detecting: Lessons from the Pros"

Shallow Water Metal Detecting: “Lessons from the Pros”

By Clive James Clynick
Clive James Clynick is the author of ten previous treasure hunting books and numerous articles. In this detailed and informative book Mr. Clynick draws on his 30 years of detecting experience and that of top pros worldwide to produce this advanced guide for the serious water and shoreline treasure hunter. Topics include:
• -advanced site selection and analysis.
• -spotting and acting upon site patterns.
• -success in heavily-worked conditions.
• -using multiple machines accurately.
• -pro-level equipment handling tips.
• -“edge hunting”
• -post-storm detecting.
• -underwater methods.
• - traveling to detect.
• -pro-level beach hunting tips.
• - and much more…

$14.95 (94 pgs., 8.5 x 5.5 softbound).

Prestige Publications, 2010

http://clivesgoldpage.com/

 

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[FooserPaul]

Re: New Book!: "Shallow Water Metal Detecting: Lessons from the Pros"

Fix for your link.... Its invalid...

http://clivesgoldpage.com/

 

[cjc]

Re: New Book!: "Shallow Water Metal Detecting: Lessons from the Pros"

Thanks kindly, Paul. That's the old one.
cjc

Fix for your link.... Its invalid...

http://clivesgoldpage.com/

 

[Seaweednh]

Re: New Book!: "Shallow Water Metal Detecting: Lessons from the Pros"

Clive's books are excellent, I've done some good beach hunting with the Excalibur since I've read his books (and I still re read them) I was missing a lot before that. The new pulse books are just as good and have made a big difference from when I had an Infinium and sold it. Now I've purchased the pulse books and a Dual Field and it all makes sense. My only problem is I worked in loud environments most of my life and and just can't hear like I should. Excellent books, good job Clive.

 

[cjc]

Re: New Book!: "Shallow Water Metal Detecting: Lessons from the Pros"

Seaweed
Thanks for your feedback. I just got a pair of custom phones made by my pal "Mr. Goldmaster" that feature "Peltor" industrial ear protectors for the ear cups. Very nice for id'ing targets as well. These are very nice on the Excal and I'm awaiting a set specifically made for the DF. The sound is excellent and ambient noise is greatly reduced. They might be what you are after.
He's at:
dssussb@yahoo.com
Regards,
clive

Clive's books are excellent, I've done some good beach hunting with the Excalibur since I've read his books (and I still re read them) I was missing a lot before that. The new pulse books are just as good and have made a big difference from when I had an Infinium and sold it. Now I've purchased the pulse books and a Dual Field and it all makes sense. My only problem is I worked in loud environments most of my life and and just can't hear like I should. Excellent books, good job Clive.

 

[Seaweednh]

Re: New Book!: "Shallow Water Metal Detecting: Lessons from the Pros"

Seaweed
Thanks for your feedback. I just got a pair of custom phones made by my pal "Mr. Goldmaster" that feature "Peltor" industrial ear protectors for the ear cups. Very nice for id'ing targets as well. These are very nice on the Excal and I'm awaiting a set specifically made for the DF. The sound is excellent and ambient noise is greatly reduced. They might be what you are after.
He's at:
dssussb@yahoo.com
Regards,
clive

Clive's books are excellent, I've done some good beach hunting with the Excalibur since I've read his books (and I still re read them) I was missing a lot before that. The new pulse books are just as good and have made a big difference from when I had an Infinium and sold it. Now I've purchased the pulse books and a Dual Field and it all makes sense. My only problem is I worked in loud environments most of my life and and just can't hear like I should. Excellent books, good job Clive.

Clive,

Thanks for the info. I realy can't afford a set right now but I just committed to a set on another forum. I have decided to sell the Dual Field and just concentrate on the Excalibur and my Vision that was just upgraded. I thought I had the DF figured out, at least with my test sticks. With the sticks upside down, I could tell the difference between the good stuff and the junk. On the beach, it just wasn't the same.

Regards,
Ron