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How to look for gold with a metal detector in a river

A growing number of people are heading to streams and rivers to look for gold. Finding gold in a river is very likely, according to experts, but having the ideal detector for places of water is essential.

If you want to know some Tips of the correct use of a gold detector.

To find the gold specks or even a nugget or two, you will need the right equipment and a good sense of where to find it.



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That's why we want to leave you some little tips so you know how to look for gold in your next visit to a river:

Where to go for gold with a metal detector

There are thousands of places in every country to go and search.

In the case of the United States, along with Vermont, Maine and New Hampshire in the Northeast, North Carolina and Georgia are popular with southeastern miners, while California, Utah, Oregon, Nevada and Idaho are well known in the West.

To find a good flow, it's probably worth it if you join the Gold prospectors Association of America or look for a mining club on Facebook in your area.

Searching rivers near your location with the help of Google Maps is also a good idea.

What to take when going to look for gold

For a beginner, it is to be seen to dress for wet conditions like many miners who wear hip boots during the summer and water boots in the fall.

You should also carry a bag to place your metal detector and other tools, such as a shovel, and some space such as a tray the size of a plate of food to place the gold you find.

How to get gold with a metal detector

The first step is to find the right place in the river where you could collect the gold, such as:

• A staff in the bedrock.
• Log jams.
• Inner corners of rivers or spaces between pebbles.

Then start digging a little, and start using your metal detector.

From there, it continuously removes larger rocks and pebbles. Then, place your detector under the water and saturate what is left, a process that allows the lighter material to float away.

Use the tray the size of a plate of food, and the strainer called a sorter to place the gold you get.

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