Streams 

Freshwater streams are great places to metal detect. Many fortune trackers have pulled up cannonballs, guns, and other incredible Civil War relics from streams that saw the fight in the war. Notwithstanding Civil War relics, some fortune trackers have discovered coins, adornments, and different treasures in these forgotten regions. Probably the best thing about waterways is that as a rule, they are adequately shallow to consider swimming with a waterproof metal detector without the utilization of snorkels or scuba gear. 

Lakes

Some metal detectorists and fortune trackers discover lakes to be their most profitable territories. Take a stab at searching for lakes in your general vicinity that are visited regularly and have a seashore zone, outing regions, campsites, sand volleyball courts, and jungle gyms. These territories all produce coins, silver and gold adornments, and an assortment of different assets. Swimming into the water from the seashore may be the absolute most ideal approach to discover a wide range of gems, coins, and different merchandise that have washed into the surf from the seashore. If you need to go somewhat more profound, snorkelling is an incredible choice for this kind of treasure hunting. 

Seashores 

Seashores are probably one of the best spots to look for significant gems, as the tides from the sea or wake from the lake help to carry things to the surface of the bottom. Numerous detectorists and fortune trackers like to swim into deeper water and utilize their metal detector there, discovering a wide range of silver and gold studs, rings, and watches. This is a particularly extraordinary spot to hunt, especially when it is an often visited site. 

Seas

Gold coins, silver coins, gold bars, silver ingots, cannonballs, and more are ready for the taking when you choose to treasure hunt in the sea. While profound water sea chasing requires scuba gear, this stuff is immediately paid for if you end up discovering a submerged fortune. From old privateer vessels to later wrecks, there is no lack of history and resources to be recuperated. A famous one being the 1715 Treasure Fleet, a Spanish fortune armada where 10 Spanish fortune ships were crushed by a tropical storm. The sea depths are covered with history and treasure simply waiting to be found. If you are somebody who appreciates experience, this is an ideal approach to underwater treasure hunting.