Campbells River Fossicking Gold and Gemstones (Black Springs, NSW) 

Thanks Jason for another good video.

Nice results, Jason. There's certainly good sizes and surprising variety of colours and saturation of hues with the gems, and although it's the cut value that's eye-popping, it would be an exciting value for a good size and clarity stone of curious colour. It'd outweigh in the right circumstances the value of a good gold panning amount, and that you're concentrating on sieving for gems and the gold is a by-product would similarly seem fortuitous, if there's gems in your gold concentrates, if the classification process catches deliberately and successfully nuggets and larger gems, like a pulsator or a sluice nugget trap, but that is at a different order of scale of operation. We're cogitating long-term a small-scale pulsator, precisely for catching gems, while the washdirt and smaller gravels go on to a normal dream mat run, the force of the water creates suction for vacuuming bedrock cracks, and mechanical pulsation from a simple waterwheel or fill-and-spill mechanism, of the Zen garden sort, make it out of bamboo, do your gem panning with a wickerwork patea pan, doubles as a sunhat. Arigato, Jason-san! (Now I have to listen again to the Sydney synthesizer sensation track, by the local 80's band, Arvø, "Oriental Exotique", you'll get I think a kick out of seeing this, as seems you're partial to the quirky, it's mega so!). Sayonara, and good luck with the next adventure! Gabi of Narre Warren, Victoria.

Cheers for the vid Jason. Another area added to my already long list :)

Well done Jason. I like Campbells river I have a nice spot I go too bit more south on that river. I must get back up there.

Well done . Very relaxing watching you do your thing . As an experiment to satisfy curiosity I would love to see you do another trip to the same spot but take material about one to three metres downstream from where you were. The place you went looks perfect for low pressure drop point but technically more heavies will be slightly further down. Cheers bro Love your work .

Love them gem stones

Nice job . Your technique looks good, I find if the heavies are off centre it’s usually the last settling shake and the sieve isn’t quite level. But what you’re doing looks fine to me. And nice pickup of gold too. Look forward to the next one.

Choice Jason. Well done for having a crack!

Enjoyable, I hope you know if you get large enough Zircon they cut to beautiful stone very similar to diamond. I found a really nice record zircon in the NT and had it faceted by a professional and its 9.5 mm diameter almost white just a hint of colour. Several jewellers have asked where I got it as it really is a stunning brilliant and refractive gem. I had it mounted it 18ct gold on an Italian 18ct chain. So look for the big ones. Take care.

Nice gems, i dont know much about them though its gold we go after - i didnt know about campbells river - thanks for tip, have they mined gold in the area? -pls keep up the great work- i enjoy your videos greatly

17:19 the sound disappeared oh it comes back after 30 seconds

I could think of worse things to do. What was that beautiful light blue gem near the center?

Logistics, move red tub next to Bunnings bucket.

What size Sluice? Width and length, I'm guessing two foot length by six inch width. I'm looking at getting something similar.