How to Set Up the Fisher Gold Bug Pro Metal Detector

Just a quick video to show you how we set up the Fisher Gold Bug Pro when we relic hunt.
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[@Vulfghar]

Hello colleagues from Russia ! Watch your programs with pleasure! Thank you very much for your videos ! Good signal to you by the coil !

[@greenwoodhunter1]

The goldbug pro is one sweet detector thanks to your video it helped me a lot I have other detectors t2se a great detector but the goldbug keeps finding the good stuff I after using it for 3 years you got to love it happy hunting and keep the videos coming

[@vovkaswed]

Thank you.

[@greenwoodhunter1]

Hard to see you with the trees in the back ground camo works great

[@scdigger]

greenwoodhunter1 That's funny!

[@VTwin4Christ]

why is your battery meter at 6pm position in your GBP??? mine is on top left. did Fisher make different flavors of the GBP?

[@danleach4123]

I have a gold bug pro exactly the same as yours. It came with a small 5” coil as well as a larger 8” coil. I recently picked up an f2 coil similar to the one on your machine in the video. It worked good to start with I was beach hunting today and it wouldn’t pickup targets at depth. Like no deeper then an inch or 2. Is there anything I can do to solve this or do I have a faulty coil?

[@TominSC]

Greg, you stay down there much longer and you will be wearing a Gamecock hat....
Tom in SC

[@scdigger]

Tom Manly Never! Although...my daughter will start USC this fall...oh my! Household divided!

[@erwinbustamante5957]

I like that metal detector. . .it's accurate

[@crymetyme8776]

At what "number" should one expect gold to ring in as?

[@puzzleandincome5306]

fisher gold bug pro metal detector maximum how many feet will be the sound.

[@TelipatiEvolustions]

This is clone fisher?

[@cerajervin3037]

how deep can work this ??

[@NeonCheddar]

Do you give all your finds to a Museum?

[@stonewallbook]

Shelby Zachary Taylor In most cases "giving" finds to a museum is risky, as they may not display them for any number of reasons or, they may sell them. It's better to put them on permanent loan. That prevents them from being sold and if they're not displayed, you can get them back and loan them to another museum.
Just my experience and opinion.