Good morning, good morning Matt from Under the Surface! More wonderful paintings done by your Dad. The poem went great with your Dad’s painting. Love all your presentations. The bullets in that shot glass, the shelf of finds displayed. May I ask, is Katie your Mrs.? She knew about spoons. Lol. Great video as always, my best to everyone, have a great week. Joyce ❤️🇺🇸🙏
Hi Joyce!!!!, good morning!!, thanks for catching the poem/painting symbolism. That painting is “Rich” a homeless man I have befriended by one of my local spots, that my dad asked permission from to do the painting. Katie Is my Mrs. , yes, (with a lot of patience,lol). Be well my friend.
@@underthesurface4435 Very cool Rich is a real person. Tell Katie I said hello and she has a wonderful family. God bless her for her patience. It is a virtue. One I still work on every day. Lol lol My twin and I had a birthday already this month. We are Aries. Patience is one thing Aries has to learn. We are getting there. Never too old to learn life’s lessons. Have a great week. Joyce ❤️🇺🇸🙏
When I watch you ,I talk to my phone, out loud. Comments like "Nice,cool, beautiful, what" fall right out of my face. My family ,if they are around hear me and often think I am talking to them. They are learning. Oh and I wish I could hug your Pops and thank him for his soft sweet soulfull work.
Wow...what a gorgeous blue marble! Stunning! Fantastic video as always! Glad you are sharing the rest of your family with us all! Love your Dad's work, so moody !
Hello from the old hillbilly from Tennessee. Don’t get the big head as my granny use to say but I think you have the best videos on TH-cam. I liked the little blue bottle but my family thinks I’m a little nuts because I like to watch people dig around in the dirt and mud. Thank you for sharing your dad’s beautiful paintings with everyone. They are amazing. I’ve rattled on to much so stay safe and I’ll keep watching for your next video.
Lol, Steve if you knew how physically big my head really is you would get a great laugh! Let’s just say hats don’t fit me…..(insert a laughing hold back here). Thanks for the compliment, it means a lot. Stay well my friend, look forward to your comments each week.
I agree with you, Steve. Matt is pretty terrific. The unpretentious, casual, yet intense way he searches and shares his finds, as well as an appropriately (small portion of his family life, for their protection), is a major factor His Channel is a Winner and completely Enjoyable.
That was such a fun mudlark - thank you! That crazy blue plastic toy- I never expected to see that once the mud came off! For all the fun, I also enjoyed the ending with your Dad's amazing artwork and the story of George, RIP. Thank you for sharing Matt.
I'm in love with the blue marble and the blue plastic alien sea creature toy! Your dad does amazing work. I really liked the painting of the Pride with fisherman. Thanks for sharing ❤️ Have a great week!
Hello 👋 from New York you found some amazing finds my favorite definitely was two Little Plastic Toys and the Blue Bottles Thank you for bringing me along with you I can't wait to see what you find next 😀 😊
I'm housebound with covid. I love being out and about mudlarking. I recently came across a victorian dump and cant wait to get back to it. This wee video from under the surface will keep me going until I can get out again. Many thanks from Scotland.
@@punklockets1563 sorry to hear that, get better soon and get back out there. The treasures are waiting for you, in the meantime thanks for joining us.
Nice lark, nice finds. Dad's paintings are really beautiful! I'm still saving eagle buttons for you but don't have enough to mail just yet. Will keep you posted. Thanks for the enjoyable video trip. Suzy
Oh my goodness….that blue marble!!! Gorgeous! I loved all your glass finds, and that lid with a knob on the top would make an amazing light display with the light refracting from the different cut shelves and central knob. I chucked at that massive Magnesia Laxative bottle: they must have been really obsessed with their bowels back in the day!! 😂. All that lovely cobalt blue glass. It’s sooooo delicious. Another mason jar for your collection. I haven’t heard of Kerrs. The waste of perfectly good jars makes me prickle with disbelief. I recycle, reduce, re-use and repurpose EVERYTHING! Always have. My Irish Gran lived with us and went through terrible times under the English occupation and her frugality was ingrained in me. Sorry, Rant over!! Old plastic can be nice in its own way. I actually liked those green plastic spoons! Not for use of course as they would be brittle, but I would make them into an artwork That brings me onto your Fathers paintings. What incredible talent!! It’s painted in a style that my Father would have loved too. Loved your video.
Always so enjoyable to get your synopsis on the video. Great information and ideas as always. First time I have seen a Kerr also. Thanks for complementing my Dad, I will pass it on. Thanks again my friend, be well.
Your Dad certainly has a gift. Lovely that you are sharing his paintings with your followers. Yet another stunning marble for the collection and I did like that little metal square with all the detail on it.
More amazing art work by dad, thanks. The lens you found could be part of binoculars or opera glasses? Rainy week you just had, should bring lots of goodies above the surface for you.
"Can't all be perfect" but the bits and bobs you find each week are awesome! Thank you for sharing the historical importance of every day life from long ago with us all! Stay well and warm out there!
Good Day to You! Matt, could the lens be from a monocular, commonly used on boats and ships? A little history about where the term "shot glass" originated .... During the gold rush era, when a minor was in-between gold finds, down on his luck and had nothing left to trade, he would offer a single bullet to the bar keep in exchange for a swallow of whiskey, thus the name "shot", then they needed the "shot glass", made well tempered and extra thick based to avoid breakage when it was slammed down on the bar. Until then I'm thinkin' the smallest drinking glass would probably have been a cordial glass. Thought you would enjoy that historical fun fact. Yours was most likely tossed out during prohibition and bashed between rocks in the waterways or perhaps purposefully smashed and or melted in a dump fire. Matt, Thank You for sharing yet more of your Dad's Inspiring Artwork. The "calmness and simplicity" your Dad's work evokes, reminds me of Norman Rockwell's work, representative of the simpler, happier times that he (longed for). He painted what he wanted life to be like, not what it was.
Good day to you!!! Fantastic info on the shot glass, I just accidentally (although historically correct) placed the bullets in it . I will pass on your mention of Rockwell to my Dad, he will love hearing that. Be well my friend.
Not a fan of teeth and bones lol! But am definitely a fan of your dads paintings. Wow! The reflections on the water really draw you in. Thank you for sharing.
Nice production Matt! interesting hunt, cool blue marble. The brick your brother picks up in the beginning of video is a C.B. Checker Brick Chicago and an awesome ending, love the Seaside artwork.
Beautiful and interesting finds! At 2:00 the eye piece I believe belong to a monocular Telescope, I could be wrong but I have seen similar French style from the 1800's . Beautiful marble! Aww shame the dogs head wasn't with the bottom still what a find!
The marble is stunning! However your dad's paintings are real depictions of every day life as he sees it. He really should consider doing an art display locally. Advertising on these dock areas. As these folks would be blown away to see thier boat in a painting. Make sure your dad signs all his work. He could transform into a famous artist. His eye for detail is just mind blowing. Does he currently sell his work?
Thanks My friend. He has entered into shows in North Jersey but you are correct, getting down here in this area is a great idea. He has not sold his work , yet, we have been trying to convince him to. In fact your wonderful comments will be shown to him as a convincer. Thanks!!
That bullet in the top of the shot glass with the groove looks to be a "Williams cleaner". They were used during the Civil War. There was a zinc ring in the groove that would clean the barrel as it was shot. The soldiers hated them though, they had a tendency to jam.
Thanks Anthony, always wondered just how far back these bullets go. Our area does not hold much in the civil war artifact area but would love to find something related.
I'm in my mid 70's and I'm remembering when I was a kid, there were still Buffalo nickels in circulation...It was very rough to get a date because of the place on the coins where the date was in the worst place to survive the wear of the years of normal use in the everyday circulation....
WoW, the mason jar came out nice and clean!🙄😮 May is ask what you used to get it so spotless? TIA for a reply….GL and HH on your next adventure🙏🏼🍀👋🏼🇨🇦Btw, did you find that plate on your display shelf @15:40 with the eagle on it? If so, that is an amazing find! If you didn’t find it it is still a gorgeous plate….😍
Thanks so much, yes of course. 1. Lots of elbow grease 2. Dish soap 3. Apple cider vinegar soak if necessary. 4. Secret: take the pic while glass is wet.
@@underthesurface4435 Thank you very much for your prompt reply and your tips! I will surely try this on some bottles I found….Blessings(and good luck🍀)send form Canada🙏🏼👋🏼🇨🇦
I've seen the lens that you found before as a matter of fact I own 2 of them it's off a pair of antique opera glasses....and the wire on your false teeth is most likely gold.
You're the first American mudlark I've found! I'm in southern California, where it's too dry for mud to lark in. What state are you in? East of the Mississippi, for sure... but then ?
Lol, I almost changed my name to the “American Mudlarker”, has a nice ring to it. I’m in New Jersey, mid state coastal. Bay Area with a lot of off shoots, where the mud is. Welcome to the channel my friend.
@@underthesurface4435 Thank you! Ah yes, that makes sense with all those muddy waterways and winter trees. I’ve spent very little time on the east coast, some day soon I’ve got to change that. I’m moving to Seattle in August, plenty o’ mud there, I can’t wait to be somewhere green again. Cheers!
I will recycle most of the junk lead, but the lead fishing weights I sell to a guy who refurbishes them and sells them to fisherman,woman, fisher people.
You would be surprised, it’s not the worst. The tidal flow in the areas I hunt help keep the stagnation out. If there is a fish kill(schools of trapped fish ) it can get pretty funky. What i look like is worse than what I smell like. Lol.
@@underthesurface4435 I have been being watching your videos love them it's ok if I don't care to see that's what the fast forward little red line grateful that you take a long ingage
Good morning, good morning Matt from Under the Surface! More wonderful paintings done by your Dad. The poem went great with your Dad’s painting. Love all your presentations. The bullets in that shot glass, the shelf of finds displayed. May I ask, is Katie your Mrs.? She knew about spoons. Lol. Great video as always, my best to everyone, have a great week. Joyce ❤️🇺🇸🙏
Hi Joyce!!!!, good morning!!, thanks for catching the poem/painting symbolism. That painting is “Rich” a homeless man I have befriended by one of my local spots, that my dad asked permission from to do the painting. Katie Is my Mrs. , yes, (with a lot of patience,lol). Be well my friend.
@@underthesurface4435 Very cool Rich is a real person. Tell Katie I said hello and she has a wonderful family. God bless her for her patience. It is a virtue. One I still work on every day. Lol lol My twin and I had a birthday already this month. We are Aries. Patience is one thing Aries has to learn. We are getting there. Never too old to learn life’s lessons. Have a great week. Joyce ❤️🇺🇸🙏
@@joyceclark8476 yes he is, and I will tell Katie, being married to a twin didn’t make it any easier on her, lol. Have a great day , Joyce!
Twins are so competitive! lol
Are any of his paintings for?
When I watch you ,I talk to my phone, out loud. Comments like "Nice,cool, beautiful, what" fall right out of my face. My family ,if they are around hear me and often think I am talking to them. They are learning. Oh and I wish I could hug your Pops and thank him for his soft sweet soulfull work.
Thanks Cheryle, I hear every word. My dad would appreciate i good hug.
Love these outings and love every find... Marble, DAZZELING !!! 😍 The paintings, just, WOOOW !!! ❤
Thanks Dinah!!, very much appreciated!
thanks for sharing you legend cracking job 👍 👍
Thanks my friend.
Thank you for more of Dad's fabulous paintings!
Your very welcome!
Wow...what a gorgeous blue marble! Stunning! Fantastic video as always! Glad you are sharing the rest of your family with us all! Love your Dad's work, so moody !
Thanks my friend always good hearing from you!
Hello from the old hillbilly from Tennessee. Don’t get the big head as my granny use to say but I think you have the best videos on TH-cam. I liked the little blue bottle but my family thinks I’m a little nuts because I like to watch people dig around in the dirt and mud. Thank you for sharing your dad’s beautiful paintings with everyone. They are amazing. I’ve rattled on to much so stay safe and I’ll keep watching for your next video.
Lol, Steve if you knew how physically big my head really is you would get a great laugh! Let’s just say hats don’t fit me…..(insert a laughing hold back here). Thanks for the compliment, it means a lot. Stay well my friend, look forward to your comments each week.
I agree with you, Steve. Matt is pretty terrific. The unpretentious, casual, yet intense way he searches and shares his finds, as well as an appropriately (small portion of his family life, for their protection), is a major factor His Channel is a Winner and completely Enjoyable.
Lol iam from east Tennessee to Steve I agree with you!! Live watching this and doing it myself everyone laughs but I dont care
Enjoy the variety, easy listening, videos. Keep up the good work.
Well thank you Karen, much appreciated. Be well .
That was such a fun mudlark - thank you! That crazy blue plastic toy- I never expected to see that once the mud came off! For all the fun, I also enjoyed the ending with your Dad's amazing artwork and the story of George, RIP. Thank you for sharing Matt.
Thanks Elea, so glad you enjoyed it!
Once again thanks for sharing your dad's artwork. Loved the video as well.
Thanks Kristin!!!
Great finds and I love the painting’s too. Thank you for sharing 👍👏🥰💖
Thanks for watching, Chris.
Especially like all the vintage plastic items that you do find. Thanks for taking us along on your trips mudlarking.
Thank you Cathy, for coming along with us, be well.
Having my coffee, watching your video, makes my morning go well. Love that cool blue marble find. Incredible paintings. Have a good weekend Matt.
Thanks Sally, glad you joined us, love my coffee.
I love Your Fathers artwork. Some of the best pictures Ive ever seen. I always enjoy your videos!
Thanks so much , Beverley.
Thank you for more father paintings. I also liked the the bullets in the shot glass, nice “shot”.
Your very welcome and great play on words, bullets….shots….shot glass… shot…aka , picture…..very well done.
Doesn’t take much to make me happy. Cup of coffee and morning treasure hunting! ❤️☕️☕️
Me too Vicki Sue!
Nice crotal bell! your dad has great talent!!!
thanks for the video!
Thank you Sonia!!
Great video as usual. Love the blue marble, really enjoyed the paintings and the poem. Thanks for sharing!
Your very welcome Edna, thank you for watching.
Another Fantastic hunt and great finds so enjoyable
Thanks Mandy!!!, have a great day!
Really like your Dads paintings.
Thanks Sandra.
Thanks for the great video. Your father’s paintings are incredible. Take care.
Thanks my friend, you too!
I'm in love with the blue marble and the blue plastic alien sea creature toy! Your dad does amazing work. I really liked the painting of the Pride with fisherman. Thanks for sharing ❤️ Have a great week!
Very much appreciated Karla, you have a great week also.
Hello 👋 from New York you found some amazing finds my favorite definitely was two Little Plastic Toys and the Blue Bottles Thank you for bringing me along with you I can't wait to see what you find next 😀 😊
Thanks Tarra, I love those little toys also!
@@underthesurface4435 😊
yaaa new adventure thank you for takeing an old lady whas housebound on days gone bye trip
I am honored to have you along with me , Nilsa.
I'm housebound with covid. I love being out and about mudlarking. I recently came across a victorian dump and cant wait to get back to it. This wee video from under the surface will keep me going until I can get out again. Many thanks from Scotland.
@@punklockets1563 sorry to hear that, get better soon and get back out there. The treasures are waiting for you, in the meantime thanks for joining us.
That marble is amazingly beautiful, good find.
Thanks so much Evelyn.
@@underthesurface4435 very welcome. Are any of your Dad's painting for sale?
@@flanjivfur1 great question Evelyn, not yet….. but we are still trying to convince him to part with a few, lol, but serious.
@@underthesurface4435 Awesome keep me in mind they are beautifully done
Such good stuff, again your dad's paintings are amazing! So beautiful:) Thanks for sharing!
Your very welcome, Kathi!!!
Some good finds well done
Thanks my friends.
Nice lark, nice finds. Dad's paintings are really beautiful! I'm still saving eagle buttons for you but don't have enough to mail just yet. Will keep you posted. Thanks for the enjoyable video trip. Suzy
Hi Suzy, thanks so much, love eagles!!, hope you guys are well, have a great week.
The blue figurine is a Space Aliens Lido - Popular Cereal Premiums from the late 50s.
Excellent!!!!, I was wondering if someone could pinpoint that character. Thanks so much Nathan, much appreciated.
Exciting video!!! Great finds!!! Your Dad's pictures are amazing I hope he sells them. He'd make a pretty penny.
Thanks Lisa, we are trying to convince him, lol., but seriously.
Shotglass seaglass! Love it!😁
Thanks Larisa , it is a cool piece!
6 a.m. here on the west coast and I'm starting my day with you!! What a wonderful artist! I understand it is your dad's art. He is gifted🙂
Thanks Leesha, received your wonderful comment as I was on the beach videoing for next week so I gave you a lil shout out, have a great day.
I really enjoy watching your videos, great finds
Thanks Joseph, very much appreciated!
Oh my goodness….that blue marble!!! Gorgeous! I loved all your glass finds, and that lid with a knob on the top would make an amazing light display with the light refracting from the different cut shelves and central knob.
I chucked at that massive Magnesia Laxative bottle: they must have been really obsessed with their bowels back in the day!! 😂.
All that lovely cobalt blue glass. It’s sooooo delicious. Another mason jar for your collection. I haven’t heard of Kerrs. The waste of perfectly good jars makes me prickle with disbelief. I recycle, reduce, re-use and repurpose EVERYTHING! Always have. My Irish Gran lived with us and went through terrible times under the English occupation and her frugality was ingrained in me. Sorry, Rant over!!
Old plastic can be nice in its own way. I actually liked those green plastic spoons! Not for use of course as they would be brittle, but I would make them into an artwork
That brings me onto your Fathers paintings. What incredible talent!! It’s painted in a style that my Father would have loved too.
Loved your video.
Always so enjoyable to get your synopsis on the video. Great information and ideas as always. First time I have seen a Kerr also. Thanks for complementing my Dad, I will pass it on. Thanks again my friend, be well.
"Katey... Katey!..." Lol 🥄🥄🥄🥄
Needless to say , they did not make it into circulation, lol.
Your Dad certainly has a gift. Lovely that you are sharing his paintings with your followers. Yet another stunning marble for the collection and I did like that little metal square with all the detail on it.
Thanks so much Sarah, yes that square was a neat little find.
Great finds, thanks for sharing 👍 Your dad's artwork is amazing! Thank you for sharing them too 😊
Thanks Mark, be well my friend.
Liked and shared 😊👍 (I’m working but will watch later - looks like more of dads paintings so that will be great 👍
So very much appreciated, there is always an uptick in viewers once you share……very thankful.
More amazing art work by dad, thanks. The lens you found could be part of binoculars or opera glasses? Rainy week you just had, should bring lots of goodies above the surface for you.
Thanks Denise, love the rain, moves things around.
Always fascinating finds. Plastic toys are probably cereal premiums. Beautiful art.
Thanks Geoff, that makes sense.
"Can't all be perfect" but the bits and bobs you find each week are awesome! Thank you for sharing the historical importance of every day life from long ago with us all! Stay well and warm out there!
Exactly, thanks K S !!
Nice finds. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Lisa!!
you got some good hunting grounds there. Always love the three ringers👍🍻⛏
I’m thankful for some great spots nearby.
Loving your father's art! That marble you found looks almost like Tiffany blue. Stunning!
Thanks Pam, love that color.
Good job
Thanks Pati!
Good Day to You! Matt, could the lens be from a monocular, commonly used on boats and ships? A little history about where the term "shot glass" originated .... During the gold rush era, when a minor was in-between gold finds, down on his luck and had nothing left to trade, he would offer a single bullet to the bar keep in exchange for a swallow of whiskey, thus the name "shot", then they needed the "shot glass", made well tempered and extra thick based to avoid breakage when it was slammed down on the bar. Until then I'm thinkin' the smallest drinking glass would probably have been a cordial glass. Thought you would enjoy that historical fun fact. Yours was most likely tossed out during prohibition and bashed between rocks in the waterways or perhaps purposefully smashed and or melted in a dump fire.
Matt, Thank You for sharing yet more of your Dad's Inspiring Artwork. The "calmness and simplicity" your Dad's work evokes, reminds me of Norman Rockwell's work, representative of the simpler, happier times that he (longed for). He painted what he wanted life to be like, not what it was.
Good day to you!!! Fantastic info on the shot glass, I just accidentally (although historically correct) placed the bullets in it . I will pass on your mention of Rockwell to my Dad, he will love hearing that. Be well my friend.
@@underthesurface4435, On your Be Well reply, Same to you, but more of it. Remember that one? Lol
Lol, sure do
@@underthesurface4435, ( :
Not a fan of teeth and bones lol! But am definitely a fan of your dads paintings. Wow! The reflections on the water really draw you in. Thank you for sharing.
lol, I don’t blame you, and thanks for enjoying the paintings!
Nice production Matt! interesting hunt, cool blue marble. The brick your brother picks up in the beginning of video is a C.B. Checker Brick Chicago and an awesome ending, love the Seaside artwork.
Thanks Thomas!!!!
Your Grandfather does beautiful work! Really would love to buy one if I can afford it!
Thanks Dawn, it’s actually my Dad, and I’m working on him to part with a few, lol.
@@underthesurface4435 should I send pictures of sad faces? 😁
DITTO!!!😆💕💕💕
Good morning Jeneane!!
Beautiful and interesting finds! At 2:00 the eye piece I believe belong to a monocular Telescope, I could be wrong but I have seen similar French style from the 1800's . Beautiful marble! Aww shame the dogs head wasn't with the bottom still what a find!
Thanks Debra, makes sense, and yes I will be searching for the rest of that poor doggie.
I loved the artwork of your dad's and the poem.
When I first saw the clown the 1st thing that came to mind was a Rodeo clown.
Nice finds nevertheless.
Thanks Tina, it sure couldbe a rodeo clown.
The marble is stunning! However your dad's paintings are real depictions of every day life as he sees it. He really should consider doing an art display locally. Advertising on these dock areas. As these folks would be blown away to see thier boat in a painting. Make sure your dad signs all his work. He could transform into a famous artist. His eye for detail is just mind blowing. Does he currently sell his work?
Thanks My friend. He has entered into shows in North Jersey but you are correct, getting down here in this area is a great idea. He has not sold his work , yet, we have been trying to convince him to. In fact your wonderful comments will be shown to him as a convincer. Thanks!!
Matt
Good Morning Great Stuff This Week I'm Still Laughing From When You Asked Your Daughter If You Need some Plastic Spoons Be Safe
Richie
Lol, I was asking my wife!, even funnier!! She does not want to know how many “products” have made there way into household circulation, so funny.
That bullet in the top of the shot glass with the groove looks to be a "Williams cleaner". They were used during the Civil War. There was a zinc ring in the groove that would clean the barrel as it was shot. The soldiers hated them though, they had a tendency to jam.
Thanks Anthony, always wondered just how far back these bullets go. Our area does not hold much in the civil war artifact area but would love to find something related.
I'm in my mid 70's and I'm remembering when I was a kid, there were still Buffalo nickels in circulation...It was very rough to get a date because of the place on the coins where the date was in the worst place to survive the wear of the years of normal use in the everyday circulation....
That’s exactly right Philip, it’s rare to get one with a date. Thanks so much for checking out the videos, be well my friend.
WoW, the mason jar came out nice and clean!🙄😮 May is ask what you used to get it so spotless? TIA for a reply….GL and HH on your next adventure🙏🏼🍀👋🏼🇨🇦Btw, did you find that plate on your display shelf @15:40 with the eagle on it? If so, that is an amazing find! If you didn’t find it it is still a gorgeous plate….😍
Thanks so much, yes of course. 1. Lots of elbow grease
2. Dish soap
3. Apple cider vinegar soak if necessary.
4. Secret: take the pic while glass is wet.
@@underthesurface4435 Thank you very much for your prompt reply and your tips! I will surely try this on some bottles I found….Blessings(and good luck🍀)send form Canada🙏🏼👋🏼🇨🇦
@@McChrister your very welcome.
I've seen the lens that you found before as a matter of fact I own 2 of them it's off a pair of antique opera glasses....and the wire on your false teeth is most likely gold.
Interesting Dave!!!, I’m going to check out that wiring.
Looks like a lenses to old binoculars
That makes sense, thanks Dana!
The green plastic toy looks like the creature from the black lagoon.
Love that old movie classic, brings me back to my childhood, maybe my first horror movie ever.
You're the first American mudlark I've found! I'm in southern California, where it's too dry for mud to lark in. What state are you in? East of the Mississippi, for sure... but then ?
Lol, I almost changed my name to the “American Mudlarker”, has a nice ring to it. I’m in New Jersey, mid state coastal. Bay Area with a lot of off shoots, where the mud is. Welcome to the channel my friend.
@@underthesurface4435 Thank you!
Ah yes, that makes sense with all those muddy waterways and winter trees. I’ve spent very little time on the east coast, some day soon I’ve got to change that. I’m moving to Seattle in August, plenty o’ mud there, I can’t wait to be somewhere green again. Cheers!
@@repeat_defender good luck with the move, cheers.
What do you do with all the lead?
I will recycle most of the junk lead, but the lead fishing weights I sell to a guy who refurbishes them and sells them to fisherman,woman, fisher people.
Opera glass eyepiece lens.
Very cool, thanks!
How bad are some of the smells after digging ?
Pretty funky?
You would be surprised, it’s not the worst. The tidal flow in the areas I hunt help keep the stagnation out. If there is a fish kill(schools of trapped fish ) it can get pretty funky. What i look like is worse than what I smell like. Lol.
Gotta go thru the muck to get the treasures....stay safe ....keep on the hunt....
@@johnantonacci1412 exactly, will do
What part of NJ is this??
Mostly Bayshore area of Monmouth County.
I will not be judgy but I abject to the teeth just saying
Im never concerned with people judging me, so no worries, just curious , this is an older video , what do you object?, displaying the teeth found?
@@underthesurface4435 I have been being watching your videos love them it's ok if I don't care to see that's what the fast forward little red line grateful that you take a long ingage
@@ruthalvarez7214 absolutely, no worries here, I found them quite gross also