Beach metal detecting on the East Lincolnshire coast in crazy hot heat 

Hi Stephen, Skegness can be good but it gets done by a lot of people, you've done well finding anything worthwhile.....I'll be back there again soon 🙂

Thanks Mandy 🙂

Hi Craig, don't rush to buy a detector unless you a) live near a beach or b) can get permission to detect on some land.

@lincsbeachdetecting463 I live 5 mins walk from beach to be honest I've never seen anyone there detecting either

@@craigrennie5458 Perfect, look on ebay or FBook marketplace.

@lincsbeachdetecting463 forgot about fbook nice 👍

I did Lyn, I take 3 pouches and pick up as much rubbish as I can carry.....including broken glass and bottles.....I had 6 glass bottles in there once.

Hi Terry, welcome to the gang 🙂

Maybe someone found it in Cumbria then lost it at Butlins Skeggy?.....you never know 🤔

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 maybe! Would be crazy to think it got lost twice😂🤯

Get it done Neil....get it done! 🙂

Thanks John, I mainly use a Minelab Equinox 600 but occasionally I use a Vanquish 540....both excellent machines.

If it wasn't for my food intolerances I probably would 🙂

Thanks Tony, I do wear gloves in the cold weather but it's been way too hot for them this week.

I know what you mean but watch out for glass etc.

@@tonysnaith3740 I'm an accident waiting to happen 🙃

I certainly did, I pick up dozens of bottles and cans every time I'm on the beach 🙂

We get loads of careless millionaires in Mabo Jimmy, honestly we do! 😉

It's a modern knife made by a company called Svord, I think the model is 'mini peasant knife'

I use a Minelab Equinox 600, if you check on Facebook there might be a local metal detecting group/page where someone local to you would be willing to come along with their detector and help you to find the ring.

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 Hi many thanks for your swift reply..is the equinox easy to use?

@@chaddamp2894 I think so, there are hundreds of You Tube videos to help but it's easy enough with a bit of practice.

Have you still got the fake watch, not working? Just starting on my new hobby of watch repairing and need some practice pieces?

Hi Darren, I use 2 Minelab machines.....the Equinox 600 and the Vanquish 540....both excellent detectors.

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 Thanks for the info mate but as it's just to use now and then i can't spend that type of money what's a good budget one to start with

@@daz196749 I'd still have to say the Vanquish, you should be able to pick up a 2nd hand 440 or even a 540 for less than £300. I know that's not 'cheap' but if you buy a cheaper starter machine you will just be wasting your money. The X-Terra pro is another good Minelab detector and they're only £300 brand new. Both of my detectors have paid for themselves several times over in less than a year.

Fingerpickin guitarist dude! 🙂

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 AHH!

I must apologise for my lack of professionalism.....it's mainly due to me not being a professional 🙂

Not particularly, it's the 1983 '2 New Pence' that's rare.

Hi Debbie, no you don't need a licence to detect on 99% of UK beaches with Cleethorpes being the only place I know of where you do.

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 hi, thanks for letting me know,I will have to have ago. Those sand sieves are very expensive, do you know any place cheaper . regards Debbie

@@debbiecolyer7564 There are no cheap versions worth having, I use mine every day so it needs to be well made and resilient and unfortunately that costs money. You can get hand held scoops for less than £20 though but they're useless on wet sand.

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 Thank you for your reply. Good luck with the hunting.

I've still got it Doug, still trying to figure out how to get the back off to replace the battery! 🤣

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 do you want me to have a go - I live in huttoft, can’t promise anything, but I like a challenge. Also just started metal detecting, maybe I try and fix your watch, you try and teach me metal detecting

I know Mark....heartbreaking isn't it 😭