Gold Panning

[gettysburgfreak]

Has anyone panned for gold before? Since summer is finally upon us in northwest Washington State, I figured it would be fun to hit the rivers and see what I can come up with and enjoy the sun. Any tips or tricks? I did it once in Alaska for a few hours and had fun and a little success but that was 10 years ago.

[CRIMPS]

Has anyone panned for gold before? Since summer is finally upon us in northwest Washington State, I figured it would be fun to hit the rivers and see what I can come up with and enjoy the sun. Any tips or tricks? I did it once in Alaska for a few hours and had fun and a little success but that was 10 years ago.

My experience is similar, panning in the summer as a kid in a number of places around Alaska. I enjoyed doing it. I always remember freezing my hands off in the glacial water, though.

As for tips? Watch Gold Rush?

[OLS]

My favorite tip is not to pan where there is no gold. Blowing Rock, NC.

[mk05]

Gold Rush is the best show on TV. Todd Hoffman might be the dumbest person I've ever seen on television - true or not.

[icehog3]

I plan on going to Manhattan Beach and doing a little gold digging this Fall.

[CigarNut]

I plan on going to Manhattan Beach and doing a little gold digging this Fall.

Good luck, Tom! :D

[icehog3]

Thanks Michael! A filthy rich, childless widow with a terminal disease would be perfect.

[kydsid]

My only tip is to not go panning cause its so much work. I had a coworker in Nome who had a shaker table setup. Soooooo easy to get some beach sand, come back load the table then load yourself with beer. Every two hours repeat. Best gold hunting I ever did. Even made beer money while doing it.

[OLS]

She CAN have a child as long as the child ALSO has the same terminal disease. Or a different one, not picky.

[icehog3]

She CAN have a child as long as the child ALSO has the same terminal disease. Or a different one, not picky.

I cannot believe how callous and insensitive you are, Brad.







:lr :noon

[stearns]

She CAN have a child as long as the child ALSO has the same terminal disease. Or a different one, not picky.

:r

[baust55]

that's golden