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Quick Answer To detect trashy areas, slow down and prioritize target separation over depth. Run moderate sensitivity, a fast recovery speed, and low to moderate iron bias so good targets sitting next to iron are not rejected. Use a small...

Rarely is finding gold solely a matter of luck. The amount of gold you actually recover can be greatly impacted by your detector settings, even though location is crucial. Many prospectors believe that increased sensitivity alone will enable them to...

Over the past ten years, multi-frequency technology has greatly increased the capabilities of modern metal detectors. Multi-frequency technology, which was once thought to be a premium feature exclusive to high-end detectors, is now found in an increasing variety of devices...

Summer is one of the best times to go to the beach with a metal detector. Busy swimming areas, crowded shorelines, and changing tides might provide the perfect opportunity to discover lost jewelry, cash, watches, and other valuables buried in...

  The thought of making your way into gold prospecting feels exciting, especially if you are picturing yourself finding real nuggets in rivers or under the ground. However, that gold panning kit or gold detector is the first decision many...

Metal detecting is way more fun when you know before putting gear in the field. Detectorists often concentrate on the detector only, but bring along some accessories and your whole experience will turn into completely something new. Any digging tool...

Choosing between a gold detector and an all-terrain metal detector certainly is not just a matter of purchasing the most costly or most recently treated unit available! It depends on what it is that you want to find and where...

Finding Targets With a Metal Detector. Sure, you can find targets with a metal detector, but the real work often begins when you dig down. Especially in loose soil, grass plugs, or deeper recoveries, many detectorists waste time trying to...

Picking your first metal detector feels like it should be easy — until you open a search engine and get buried under technical specs, conflicting forum opinions, and detectors priced anywhere from $60 to $6,000. Most guides you'll find are...