New to this gold panning and gild in general?

[stephen farkas]

Are the Garret pans any good to use? I'm very new at this so I could use any help I can get. Thank you for your time and God Bless!

 

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[aarthrj3811]

I have used the Garret pans for about 30 years...they seem to fit my hands better than the others.....Art

 

[stephen farkas]

Thank you very much your help is appreciated

 

[dashriprock]

I've always liked wider bottom pans like the GPAA 14" pans (Cabelas now has them) and the green Proline pans. Garrett pans are also good.

 

[B H Prospector]

Hi Stephen and welcome to the net. You will learn alot from here. To answer your question, I prefer the garret because it has that little drop in the bottom of the pan that helps hold the gold in the corner. Also it just feels good in my hands. The other pans are good also but this is my reason for the garret.

Good Luck!

BH Prospector

 

[dieselram94]

Garret pans are all that I own...

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[stephen farkas]

Thank you guys I live in Michigan where gold is very scarce but I'm wanting to find some of Michigans placer gold. And have a good time with my dad, uncle, and cousin.

 

[mxer47]

I like to have a 10" cleanout pan to recover the fine gold. I often work the big pan to produce concentrates and look for bigger pieces then save the cons to pan later at home when I'm bored. That is when I'll use the small pan.