riverdiver
Full Member
- Joined
- Sep 27, 2011
- Messages
- 212
- Reaction score
- 364
- Golden Thread
- 0
- Location
- New Hampshire
- Detector(s) used
- Whites Classic5 ID
White's Surf Master II with the dive rod
Garrett Treasure Ace 350
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Hello fellow treasure hunters,
I found this site after seeing a link to it from another forum I post on called
antique-bottles.net. I have been detecting since I was 12 after receiving a radio shack detector for xmas...I think I found all of the pop tops in my Southern California home town of Simi Valley. After a stint in the Military, I grew up and purchased a Whites Surf Master II amphibian detector with the dive shaft and have been diving it in fresh water in NH since 1993. I primarily dive for antique bottles but will detect lakes and rivers too. five years ago I purchased another Whites, a Classic5 id that I now use for land detecting in the spring and fall along with a Garrett 300 Treasure Ace as my back up detector. I have a ton of photos to share of my diverse finds and I look forward to making friends in the New England area as I usually land detect alone but always u/w detect with a partner. This is a photo of me on the left and my partner on the right in northern VT prior to a dive in Lake Willoughby.
I found this site after seeing a link to it from another forum I post on called
antique-bottles.net. I have been detecting since I was 12 after receiving a radio shack detector for xmas...I think I found all of the pop tops in my Southern California home town of Simi Valley. After a stint in the Military, I grew up and purchased a Whites Surf Master II amphibian detector with the dive shaft and have been diving it in fresh water in NH since 1993. I primarily dive for antique bottles but will detect lakes and rivers too. five years ago I purchased another Whites, a Classic5 id that I now use for land detecting in the spring and fall along with a Garrett 300 Treasure Ace as my back up detector. I have a ton of photos to share of my diverse finds and I look forward to making friends in the New England area as I usually land detect alone but always u/w detect with a partner. This is a photo of me on the left and my partner on the right in northern VT prior to a dive in Lake Willoughby.
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