Finding Your Metal Detecting Ecosystem

Here on Long Island, the most well known and constantly packed beach is called Jones Beach. During the summer, thousands flock to Jones Beach every day. A lot of treasure is dropped there but there is also a lot of competition. On any given day over the summer, scores of detectorists can be seen patrolling the "wet"; the area of the beach between the water and the high tide line. I have observed that the wave action at Jones Beach pulls more items in to the ocean rather than depositing them on the beach. That leaves a hungry pack of detectorists fighting for limited drops. On the majority of the days I have gone to Jones Beach, it seems to be an ecosystem that has reached it's carrying capacity. In other words there is a huge supply of detectorists with limited objects to find. Jones is a phenomenal place to hunt after a storm, when there is push in from wave action, but on a normal day, it might be better to look elsewhere. In the video that is linked to, I search for a more viable ecosystem and hit pay dirt.

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