What a great looking creek system. I do need to venture over that way one day. Thanks for the review in the crevice tool. It’s not about making money to retire or re orders for me. It’s about putting good quality tools and equipment at affordable prices into the hands on prospectors. Heavy pans mate.
@@Matts_Crevice_tools more than welcome to come over this way for some suburban prospecting mate, I can only give my opinion on your gear mate its quality and that’s not easy to find these days. Looking forward to the new things you have in the pipeline
The second highbanker spot. I was digging into the bank and Vic was just laughing at me. id only gone prospecting about 5 times by then. @@anothergoldprospector
0.24g better than getting skunked, more rain , more gold on the move. I cant wait to get back into my spot, attack those good crevices that have been good to me in the past. If the water is flowing enough to run the forward classifier sluice again. Great tools by Matt. Awesome pointer tool too! Cheers Andy PPA
Matt's gear looks the goods. Taking inspiration from the classifier, I built my own out of two cut-down plastic buckets, some chicken wire and a few bolts. If it somehow survives the first outing, it will prob rust out before the second... Cheers for the vid :)
It sure is good gear, the high banker Matt has on the way is next level too, IMO Im all for creating and making things myself but can also appreciate tools made by a pro haha
Useful outing, tests, new bit of gully. Matt's classifier was already a hit, now, that crevicing tool will be too. If there's an old map for Long Gully, does it show an actual bakehouse?! Could go a stroll for a coffee scroll, maybe find some coins and relics. You'll tell your young fella, and you'll soon be out detecting, as we had with the circa 1980 red Kmart detectors, we still have our two! It'd be funny to have a crack with it, rewired, fettled the plastic with a lighter, in our teens. On research, tell us if you see any on maps or elsewhere instances for "Monkey Dung Creek", monkeys euphemism for koalas, association with the "Emerald Diggings" of 1858. 6000 ounces between 30 "Lucky Germans". You've updated and improved IT skills that we've not kept up with. Much stuff gets uploaded and decoded on Trove. Our back's been in setting concrete mode, and hadn't chanced getting jiggered in excruciating agony and cold, even in our antique rubber waders, with the bicycle puncture repairs, tempting as they are. Nah, fk that. Best nugget size out of the Dandenongs via any surveyor's reports, 7 ounces, still extremely attractive to our imaginings. Been plenty of fires and floods the last 100 years & there's been few going looking - forestry commission, and then parks, locking up most areas and nearly all thoughts, risking charges, but like your neck of the woods, heavily worked past, but doesn't nature grow back all perty and pretty?! Now hiding delicious deer, oh, dear, when they hurtle on security camera footage down Lansdowne and smash up someone's lovely glass foyer, and try running up the wooden stairs and attack the wife and children, saddums! The crevicing hook or yabby pump ought save from deer onslaught, might have cornered baby Bambi Sambar and ma 'n' pa come crashing through the woods. Mate with shovel to have your back, Matt's hook on the attack. Don't laugh, but we've a family friend hit a a horse on the road, and it attacked her rearing and striking through the windscreen. Anyhoo, we'll say g'day to Mo in case any of our excessive wording excites. Novalija as geographic surname hint, I'd pronounce it correctly, we'll hint. Ask: rakija or sljivovic?😂
Yeah, Long Gully is fairly easy to access so with my back currently it was the only real option, Matt makes quality stuff that's for sure. I haven't seen any info on the bakehouse Frenchy might know though I do know about the "lucky" Germans in the Dandys and have a solid idea of the location hit me up on email if you like.
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What a great looking creek system. I do need to venture over that way one day.
Thanks for the review in the crevice tool. It’s not about making money to retire or re orders for me.
It’s about putting good quality tools and equipment at affordable prices into the hands on prospectors.
Heavy pans mate.
@@Matts_Crevice_tools more than welcome to come over this way for some suburban prospecting mate, I can only give my opinion on your gear mate its quality and that’s not easy to find these days.
Looking forward to the new things you have in the pipeline
know the creek well cheers
Haha. I know exactly where you are. I dug that with Vic about 8 months ago. Nice to see it's filled back up again.
@@frenchys_prospecting the second spot?
The second highbanker spot. I was digging into the bank and Vic was just laughing at me. id only gone prospecting about 5 times by then. @@anothergoldprospector
@@frenchys_prospecting It was easy to get to after my first spot was a bust, there was clay so there was gold pretty simple in that creek
@@anothergoldprospector long gully is a funny one. Worked hard for decades but you still find untouched ground sometimes.
@@frenchys_prospecting and so many gullies feeding it and mines along it I'm sure there is still gold shedding
sambar deer honk mate good stuff
@@pkgoldopalhunting yeah was close too, I may have jumped a little haha
@@anothergoldprospector they loud he would of been watching you
@@pkgoldopalhunting that area is full of them, you won;t see them but they saw you
@@pkgoldopalhunting yeah for sure it was as soon as I started talking
Nice gold brother and the crevicing tool looks like a winner!
Cheers mate, It sure is a good bit of kit, now to attack crevices with aa bit more gold in them lol
I can't wait to try out my Crevice Tools I bought from Matt, and the bucket classifier. Great to meet you at Creswick last weekend
You won't be disappointed, Yes, A great weekend thanks for braving the weather
0.24g better than getting skunked, more rain , more gold on the move. I cant wait to get back into my spot, attack those good crevices that have been good to me in the past. If the water is flowing enough to run the forward classifier sluice again. Great tools by Matt. Awesome pointer tool too!
Cheers Andy PPA
Matt's gear looks the goods. Taking inspiration from the classifier, I built my own out of two cut-down plastic buckets, some chicken wire and a few bolts. If it somehow survives the first outing, it will prob rust out before the second... Cheers for the vid :)
It sure is good gear, the high banker Matt has on the way is next level too, IMO
Im all for creating and making things myself but can also appreciate tools made by a pro haha
Useful outing, tests, new bit of gully. Matt's classifier was already a hit, now, that crevicing tool will be too. If there's an old map for Long Gully, does it show an actual bakehouse?! Could go a stroll for a coffee scroll, maybe find some coins and relics. You'll tell your young fella, and you'll soon be out detecting, as we had with the circa 1980 red Kmart detectors, we still have our two! It'd be funny to have a crack with it, rewired, fettled the plastic with a lighter, in our teens.
On research, tell us if you see any on maps or elsewhere instances for "Monkey Dung Creek", monkeys euphemism for koalas, association with the "Emerald Diggings" of 1858. 6000 ounces between 30 "Lucky Germans". You've updated and improved IT skills that we've not kept up with. Much stuff gets uploaded and decoded on Trove. Our back's been in setting concrete mode, and hadn't chanced getting jiggered in excruciating agony and cold, even in our antique rubber waders, with the bicycle puncture repairs, tempting as they are. Nah, fk that. Best nugget size out of the Dandenongs via any surveyor's reports, 7 ounces, still extremely attractive to our imaginings. Been plenty of fires and floods the last 100 years & there's been few going looking - forestry commission, and then parks, locking up most areas and nearly all thoughts, risking charges, but like your neck of the woods, heavily worked past, but doesn't nature grow back all perty and pretty?! Now hiding delicious deer, oh, dear, when they hurtle on security camera footage down Lansdowne and smash up someone's lovely glass foyer, and try running up the wooden stairs and attack the wife and children, saddums! The crevicing hook or yabby pump ought save from deer onslaught, might have cornered baby Bambi Sambar and ma 'n' pa come crashing through the woods. Mate with shovel to have your back, Matt's hook on the attack. Don't laugh, but we've a family friend hit a a horse on the road, and it attacked her rearing and striking through the windscreen. Anyhoo, we'll say g'day to Mo in case any of our excessive wording excites. Novalija as geographic surname hint, I'd pronounce it correctly, we'll hint. Ask: rakija or sljivovic?😂
Yeah, Long Gully is fairly easy to access so with my back currently it was the only real option, Matt makes quality stuff that's for sure. I haven't seen any info on the bakehouse Frenchy might know though
I do know about the "lucky" Germans in the Dandys and have a solid idea of the location hit me up on email if you like.
Would have liked to see the highbanker running
I have some videos from a month or so ago with it running but next time I'm out I will defiantly give it some air time running 👍
Nice.
Thought that was a no go spot due to the reserves running along long gully.
@@jasonflannery4741 there is a short stretch that you can go to