Orange County beach metal detecting
You don't need to find treasure to have a good hunt.
Some mornings it's bottle caps. Other mornings it's a piece of jewelry with a story to tell. But every hunt is a chance to get outside, clear your mind, enjoy the coastline, and see what the tide decided to leave behind.
(That being said, I still want the treasure...)
Explore
Beach hunts, finds, and the gear behind them.
Start with the newest hunt, browse the finds that stand out, or see the beach kit I use when the tide is right.
Best, worst, and weirdest
Rings, coins, crusty junk, odd beach saves, and the signals that deserve a second look.
GearThe beach kit
Detector setup, recovery tools, filming kit, and the small field pieces that keep a hunt moving.
About MeWhy I do what I do
Treasure hunting gets me outside, keeps me moving, and turns a long beach walk into a search for the next signal.
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Latest video
Metal Detecting Huntington and Newport After the 4th
The newest hunt is live on YouTube, with beach signals from Huntington and Newport after the holiday crowds cleared out.
Watch the latest huntLinks
Follow along or join the conversation.
New videos and Shorts go up on YouTube. The Discord is where detectorists can share finds, compare beach conditions, ask questions, and keep the conversation going between hunts.