Just found your channel. You guys are so awesome. Love watching the way you bring us along with you. You really make your videos feel more like an experience. I especially appreciate that you communicate With us via the written dialogue...love not having to wait to the end to know what you’ve found. Great channel.
We do a lot of research and I'm only posting the videos where decent Stuff shows up. There's a lot of swingin' and missing before we land on spots like this
DetectorComparisons im sure. Went from wet sand, to chest high, to scuba/snuba and that’s even slim pickings nowadays. I’m starting to fixate more on fresh water swimming holes on Long Island and upstate. Tough finding old post cards from upstate, and not much money up there back in the days so gold was scarce. Well, good luck buddy.
I find it hard to believe so many of you treasure hunters never think to put a clip on a Frisbee and use it to dig, scoop, and fan the silt. Perfect tool for the job.
Bravo l'ami, une très belle sortie et de chouettes trouvailles, la bague en or 18 carats est magnifique, un gros pouce bleu pour ce beau partage et à bientôt pour vos nouvelles aventures.
Always love your vids - your hunts - your finds - continued good luck! I have had that "directional prob" too. Usually I hunt underwater when sunny - usually sun is south at all times (I hunt Cape, Ct. and RI spots) One day sun was out clouds were far away - after an hour the clouds moved in quick and blocked sun out - I was out about 8ft of water and bottom flattened out in every direction and was the same depth so I continued on my path as I was getting plenty of good targets - having fun. Air was getting low so thought I should work my way in but which way? I stood upright and was still in 7-8 ft of water. Gave a hard push off bottom to take a peak...I was way out...I'd been going farther out with out knowing it. I bought a compass right after that. I thought of buying a few underwater beacon lights and dropping them using fishing sinkers - they make some inexpensive flashing ones and thought if I dropped one in like 5 ft or 6 ft of water - I would know where to head to- if needed bring a second one. Just a thought.
I love your vids. You should reach out to the folks that make Tarsacci metal detectors and see if you can get one sealed up for scuba. I really dear friend of mine uses one in the Gulf side of FL and has had massive success. I would love to see how well it works for you!
thanks for the great video, and thanks for not acting like a fool; that seems to permeate todays detectorists...guess it is maturity i am thanking you for,,,and i lied the historical info as well..
I would love to have water that clear to dive. What is the depth and temp you are diving?? Beautiful site and awesome finds!! I do a love stream and would love to have you as a guest to talk metal detecting and diving if you would be interested in joining me.
Hi i'm from portsmouth uk, i think your videos are amazing. it would be great if you could do one about how you research your sites and what sort things that make you decide between possible good sites and bad. i'm only 3months into this hobby and any pointers would be very much appreciated. Thanks from Paul, Portsmouth UK
I simply go online and research tell websites that have historical pictures. There's a lot of exploring and you only see videos of the good spots. Much of the time is spent searching for a productive spot
can you show and explain how you use the compass to keep you in the correct area. example: sitting on a dock and show what you are looking for and show the land/water for reference , please so i can understand how you keep yourself in the general area
Before you go in make sure you know which direction is the shore. The dock is built going directly straight out from the shore so by looking at the compass you can see if you're swimming parallel to shore or not. Going back and forth parallel to shore will allow you to find the old piling remains.
Something you get used to, in the beginning it would make you jump a little but not now. But when I place my left hand on the bottom and feel something shoot out from underneath it, that still makes me jump
The mans ring could have been cut for safety. Just in case he snagged it on something. My dad had his tattooed on after getting it stuck in a deer stand and having to cut his ring off with a knife. Good times.
As you folks obviously know a lot about underwater metal detectors I was wondering if you ever tested the Quest X5 detector www.kellycodetectors.com/catalog/quest-x5-metal-detector If you have, what were your thoughts about it?
Great video, thanks ! Here’s just an observation. If you watch you video closely, you will see that your “left and right” sweep pattern is not very tight. Meaning, you are probably skipping over a lot of ground, therefore missing stuff. Not meaning to criticize, just saying !
Just found your channel. You guys are so awesome. Love watching the way you bring us along with you.
You really make your videos feel more like an experience. I especially appreciate that you communicate
With us via the written dialogue...love not having to wait to the end to know what you’ve found.
Great channel.
150 yards offshore...and you found us lol! great hunt ,congrats on the yellow
I can’t believe you guys are still finding this old gold. Either you have a lucky spot that keeps on giving or your research is outstanding.
We do a lot of research and I'm only posting the videos where decent Stuff shows up. There's a lot of swingin' and missing before we land on spots like this
DetectorComparisons im sure. Went from wet sand, to chest high, to scuba/snuba and that’s even slim pickings nowadays. I’m starting to fixate more on fresh water swimming holes on Long Island and upstate. Tough finding old post cards from upstate, and not much money up there back in the days so gold was scarce. Well, good luck buddy.
That was awesome mens and woman's wedding bands. Amazing that you found those two in one dive 😀
I find it hard to believe so many of you treasure hunters never think to put a clip on a Frisbee and use it to dig, scoop, and fan the silt. Perfect tool for the job.
Congrads on the old gold and Hard to believe 10 thumbs down, Amazing someone would not like this video..Or maybe jealous...Thanks for sharing! OBN
I'm addicted to your videos. They are rather therapeutic.
I feel like I was right there with you. Great video and great finds.
Nice to see you back! awesome video as always!
I am so jealous of your dive sites, California has nothing like the awesome areas you research and hunt... Always enjoy your videos, Thanks!
You’re still killing it Carter, nice hunt.
Beautiful goldies! Great hunt. Cheers
Doc
Bravo l'ami, une très belle sortie et de chouettes trouvailles, la bague en or 18 carats est magnifique, un gros pouce bleu pour ce beau partage et à bientôt pour vos nouvelles aventures.
My favorite of your finds here is the ornate brass piece. It looks interesting and old
another nice video and great hunt- love those old gold rings
Another Excellent Adventure Carter!!
Awesome finds - I truly enjoyed the video - thanks :)
Always love your vids - your hunts - your finds - continued good luck!
I have had that "directional prob" too. Usually I hunt underwater when sunny - usually sun
is south at all times (I hunt Cape, Ct. and RI spots) One day sun was out clouds were far away -
after an hour the clouds moved in quick and blocked sun out - I was out about 8ft of
water and bottom flattened out in every direction and was the same depth so I continued
on my path as I was getting plenty of good targets - having fun. Air was getting low so thought
I should work my way in but which way? I stood upright and was still in 7-8 ft of water. Gave
a hard push off bottom to take a peak...I was way out...I'd been going farther out with out
knowing it. I bought a compass right after that. I thought of buying a few underwater beacon lights and dropping them using fishing sinkers - they make some inexpensive flashing ones
and thought if I dropped one in like 5 ft or 6 ft of water - I would know where to head to- if needed bring a second one. Just a thought.
So epic. 2 rings a shield and a IHC. Loved the whole video.
great camera work clear water makes it a joy to watch nice hunt....
Another Awesome round! MORE, MORE!!!! ATB!
Nice find right at the beginning too lol. Cool tag too
That Clay is so old it turned Green. Love your diving video's keep it up.
where are your videos man i miss u :(
Congrats on the gold rings. Great hunt.
Great vid bro, congrats on the rings.
Nice to see the Excal out and finding treasure.
Great video bud! Enjoyed it!
Awesome finds
Awesome day under the water. GL&HH Matt
Nice Dive and Finds. Water looks cold. thick wetsuit.
Awesome hunt..!!
Whaouuu 😲 is very cool. Good job.
nice finds!
The little shrimps you see darting away are the best lmao
Cool video, Tony.
I love your vids. You should reach out to the folks that make Tarsacci metal detectors and see if you can get one sealed up for scuba. I really dear friend of mine uses one in the Gulf side of FL and has had massive success. I would love to see how well it works for you!
Oh ...brass plate looks like one that goes over old door bell - my grandmas house had something similar
thanks for the great video, and thanks for not acting like a fool; that seems to permeate todays detectorists...guess it is maturity i am thanking you for,,,and i lied the historical info as well..
I need to get a wet suit and go out into loch Raven reservoir!!. Man the gold out their to be found!!.
awesome..great viz
12:29 May be an ornamental piece where the door knob went?? Or on a boat?? Just guessing here 😂
Ever find any fish? That thing looks sophisticated enough to catch clean and cook
Wow 2x gold. Congrats! New sub 👍🏼
the piece at about 13:00 looked like the lock surround from a case or a chest.
Maybe the one the luggage tag came from
Exactly my thoughts.
Nice Carter👍 I’m not too jealous 🤨
Just imagine…. Operating a sub thousands of feet down looking for treasure when a bump makes you back up…. yep another pop tab… Damnit!!.. 😫
Brass piece could be from a chest or trunk. It looked like it had a place for a lock and key hole.
That price of brass. It looks like a peice that goes in front of the old style trunk which would have a locking mechanism withe a skeleton key
Nice old gold rings
Somebody tell me why I’m so addicted to this channel
Because we're witnessing the find at the same time they are. It's fun.
I would love to have water that clear to dive. What is the depth and temp you are diving?? Beautiful site and awesome finds!! I do a love stream and would love to have you as a guest to talk metal detecting and diving if you would be interested in joining me.
Awesome never gets old are you going to hit the same site again?💍💍💍💍👍👍👍👍
What metal detector are you using? I think it is just like my nephew's detector.
its a minelab excalibur ii
Hi ✋ super 👍😃😃😃
Hi i'm from portsmouth uk, i think your videos are amazing. it would be great if you could do one about how you research your sites and what sort things that make you decide between possible good sites and bad. i'm only 3months into this hobby and any pointers would be very much appreciated. Thanks from Paul, Portsmouth UK
I simply go online and research tell websites that have historical pictures. There's a lot of exploring and you only see videos of the good spots. Much of the time is spent searching for a productive spot
@@DetectorComparisons thanks greatly appreciated. I'll let you know when/if I find my first gold. once again thanks, GL/HH
can you show and explain how you use the compass to keep you in the correct area. example: sitting on a dock and show what you are looking for and show the land/water for reference , please so i can understand how you keep yourself in the general area
Before you go in make sure you know which direction is the shore. The dock is built going directly straight out from the shore so by looking at the compass you can see if you're swimming parallel to shore or not. Going back and forth parallel to shore will allow you to find the old piling remains.
At 12:30 is the back plate to an old door knob.
What kind of detector are you using! Awesome vid!
It's called a minelab Excalibur
I bet its a real shocker when you scan a flounder, sole, or ray! You might have to reinstall your heart before pressing onward..!
Something you get used to, in the beginning it would make you jump a little but not now. But when I place my left hand on the bottom and feel something shoot out from underneath it, that still makes me jump
Poor fish having to listen to those boats.
If you said where the location is, i missed that part. are you in the US? What state?
Yeah Carter
The mans ring could have been cut for safety. Just in case he snagged it on something. My dad had his tattooed on after getting it stuck in a deer stand and having to cut his ring off with a knife. Good times.
using an Excalibur ?
6:37 I feel like I was inside if a bong that just got cleared
What make is that Detector?
Minelab excalibur
Hello, can i get information about button settings...
Not much for this machine. Disc all the way down, Sensitivity as high has you can so you hear a stable threshold, Volume all the way up while diving.
@@DetectorComparisons thanks man, u are great...
As you folks obviously know a lot about underwater metal detectors I was wondering if you ever tested the Quest X5 detector www.kellycodetectors.com/catalog/quest-x5-metal-detector
If you have, what were your thoughts about it?
12:00, not 13:00. sorry
Great video, thanks ! Here’s just an observation. If you watch you video closely, you will see that your “left and right” sweep pattern is not very tight. Meaning, you are probably skipping over a lot of ground, therefore missing stuff. Not meaning to criticize, just saying !