Beach Metal Detecting - Before & After MDW
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- On today's episode of Jersey Digs, Chris embarks on a solo journey to the beach to see if the MDW beach crowds left any treasures behind. #metaldetecting #nokta #treasure #coin #explore #noktalegend #newjersey #subscribe #noktamakrodetector #beachdetecting
Side of a Penn fishing reel. 👍🏻
You got that right!
That's the outer piece of a penn
fishing reel
Good video. For me, going to a single frequency gets rid of most chatter and interference. Good luck after your beach gets more "depositors". Lol
Thanks. And yeah I've ran single for quite some time, but not at the beach since I've had the legend. I'll have to give that a try next time for the interference. And thanks! The next few weeks of nice weather will bring more beachgoers and hopefully better finds! Lol
You found half of a Penn fishing reel. lol
Now that I'm home and looking it up yes! Seems to have a bit of age to it
Great episode bro!!!
Thanks, HM! They can't all be winners but summer isn't even here yet! HH
@@JerseyDigs Haha....
Good afternoon sir, what program are in & settings?
Hey Joe, I'm in beach mode and I run it in multi wet. I keep the sensitivity as high as it'll allow. I don't get too creative at the beaches I just try to achieve stability. I'll also filter out some iron as well.
@@JerseyDigs Thanks for the info, I will be headed to South Carolina Myrtle Beach area in August. I'm from Michigan and do a lot of fresh water and dry land . Will be using my legend for the beach, and I have a white surfmaster pi for the water. Love your videos, keep up the good work and congrats on the real. Keep your coil near the soil. Peace out 😄
@@joeallen4540 I believe there's a TH-camr called the detecting duo that hits myrtle. Beaches seem pretty flat and calm so drops will typically just sit where they fell not being impacted by the waves. I'm sure there's gonna be much more hiding there than up here in NJ. thanks for watching and glad you liked the reale, that was the last thing I expected to be in that hole lol.
@@JerseyDigs I have a very good friend who I detect with quite often, don't find much past the mid-1800s up here. He and I have often talked about hitting the East Coast after a big hurricane. We hit a couple of inland lakes and the Great lakes. Have done quite well, but the grass always looks greener some place that you're not. 😎
Believe me I know how that feels and just consider myself lucky to have regular options in my area. But I get jealous of those out west in PA that consistently find great coins and relics regularly. That trip around the hurricane could make for a great one just hope the coast doesn't get too wrecked lol.