Wow! Those holes are dangerous, and digging is not permitted more than six inches down. Idiots like that have no respect, and they're going to cause collecting to be banned if they don't stop.
@@EyestheColoroftheSea Yeah, if you're going to dig, at least dig smaller holes, and attempt to refill them. These are massive. Luckily they're well below the water and don't pose any threat to swimmers or boaters, but during the fall/winter months they can be dangerous and cause TVA to crack down on anyone picking along the lake bed.
Nice collection, i can't wait till fall to go back
Salutations,
Cool! I stayed on that lake 13 years ago, found some decent rocks myself! Thanks for sharing, Cheers!
Wow! Those holes are dangerous, and digging is not permitted more than six inches down. Idiots like that have no respect, and they're going to cause collecting to be banned if they don't stop.
That's what I fear as well.
You're right! They should be fined ..will ruin it for everyone else
@@EyestheColoroftheSea Yeah, if you're going to dig, at least dig smaller holes, and attempt to refill them. These are massive. Luckily they're well below the water and don't pose any threat to swimmers or boaters, but during the fall/winter months they can be dangerous and cause TVA to crack down on anyone picking along the lake bed.
Pretty little gems !
Where is Douglas lake? State or Country ? Thanks from a rock hound in need of rehab . Got it bad .
It's in East Tennessee, in Sevier County.
Cute little quartzes, and a bit easier collecting than Herkimer!
I saw a Herkimer that was selling for $250! It was pretty big, palm size
What part of the lake shore are doing your searches?
At the main boat ramp, close to where the Dam is at.
These are so pretty..little gems! I enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing..shared on Twitter.
Thank you! I appreciate it. Look for more soon