New Metal Detecting TV Show

Aquachigger is probably the best detectorist around on youtube right now. The man knows all the tricks. History channel got him in a new show and it looks really good. Here is the announcement :



I got no clue about the other guy, Rick Edwards.

www.history.co.uk...

a reply to: Trueman

Ooooh, that looks fascinating! I'd love to see all the things they discover and the age of the artifacts. Wonderful!

a reply to: Trueman

This is better.
Thanks for posting😆😆


Edit: love the pose, Navy S.E.A.L.'S

I'm getting one next pay day I'm gonna watch this and find his youtube channel.
Lots of old places near me going to go up to the destroyed Manor house torn down in 1845 near me .

a reply to: Trueman


Please tell them not to go looking in the Passaic River near the NJ Transit swing bridge in Lyndhurst, there's nothing dumped there.

a reply to: Trueman

Ever tried Magnet fishing? I did it with a pal down our local canal only found old bikes and shopping trolleys though nowt of value so thats why I'm going metal detector!.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: Trueman
Please tell them not to go looking in the Passaic River near the NJ Transit swing bridge in Lyndhurst, there's nothing dumped there.

Thanks for the hint

Sounds like a great spot and close to the place I went with my magnet.

a reply to: MyToxicTash

Yes I did that too. Actually you can watch a video on my YT channel.

www.youtube.com...

a reply to: Trueman

Lol I have watched your video before I even subscribed a while ago small world.

a reply to: Trueman

Family and I just bought a Minelab Equinox 800...We follow Two Toes on you tube, for detecting and panning.

We panned gold on our 1st outing on the Rogue river, yesterday all we seemed to find was pull tabs and lead fishing weights.

Next week, we are heading to the Applegate river for some detecting and panning.

Thanks for the heads up on Aquachigger

originally posted by: MyToxicTash
a reply to: Trueman
Lol I have watched your video before I even subscribed a while ago

small world.

Thanks !

Right now I'm planning my second season. Marking new spots on the map and waiting for better weather. Last year I was doing good but got a very serious foot infection, took me months to recover. Believe me, detecting is sometimes dangerous but I just can't stop doing it.

a reply to: Trueman

My pal Big Dave in my local has gotten me into it he brought in a couple of gold roman coins he found, he found 9 and sold some to a museum. He keeps his spot secret though .

a reply to: BlueJacket

That's a great machine !

I use a Teknetics T2 but also have a Bounty Hunter.

Any tips and a good starter detector?. I'm looking at this one but have no idea really.

www.amazon.co.uk...

a reply to: MyToxicTash

Garret is a well known brand and many detectorists use it but I never used it. Just don't spend more than that in your first machine. You'll feel it when the time to go for a professional level machine arrives.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: Trueman


Please tell them not to go looking in the Passaic River near the NJ Transit swing bridge in Lyndhurst, there's nothing dumped there.

Is that where they put Hoffa in his shoes of concrete?

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: Trueman


Please tell them not to go looking in the Passaic River near the NJ Transit swing bridge in Lyndhurst, there's nothing dumped there.

Is that where they put Hoffa in his shoes of concrete?

Hahaha...Man, find him would be better than gold but my chances to have an "tragic accident" will increase.

a reply to: chr0naut

No, that's where Mason puts all his friends from the basement.

a reply to: Trueman

I couldnt live without my garret pro pointer, those are game changers. Do you not use a pointer in conjunction with your full size sweeper?

a reply to: MyToxicTash

most important thing is to read your manual, learn how to ground balance and reduce noice from "trash"...and personally I reccomend a pointer, great companion to a full size detector