Written by the TreasureGuide for the exclusive use of treasurebeachesreport.blogspot.com.
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| Turtle Trail South Tuesday. Photo by Darrel S. |
Darrel S. sent in some recent views of Turtle Trail yesterday (Tuesday) In the one above you can see the shell piles that will be of interest to some of you.
Besides shells, you might want to check the shell piles for things such as small fossils, sea glass or pot shards.
Darrel sent in another excellent report today. Here it is.
Not much change in beach past few days. Low was around 12:30pm.
Deep trench between shells and sand bar. Too mushy to work water edge.
Capitana was out.
My new 12x13 NEL Tornado worked as expected. At first, worked better in the drier sand. Amazed that it found small objects close to surface. Most larger coils lose the top few inches to sacrifice for going deeper, and require lowering sensitivity to work properly. I was able to work wet sand after pumping coil, readjusting threshold, and lowering sensitivity. I will stick to the 12x8 coil rest time down here. Always have the CZ21!
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| Turtle Trail South Tuesday Photo by Darrel S. |
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| Capitana At Work Tuesday Photo by Darrel S. |
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Things looked similar down on South Hutchinson Island Tuesday.
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| Walton Rocks Yesterday Near Low Tide. |
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| Shells at Walton Rocks Yesterday. |
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In South Florida one diver died and two more died in a separate boating incident this week.
Take shelter from lightning too.
Here is a link to a story about what it is like to be struck by lightning - if you live.
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20170523-what-its-like-to-be-struck-by-lightning
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A one foot surf is predicted for the next week or more on the Treasure Coast. That means nice calm water.
We are also having some nice negative tides too.
I have some nice find pictures that I'll probably be able to post tomorrow. A very nice diamond ring, a meteorite and some fossils.
Happy hunting,
TreasureGuide@comcast.net
