How to setup and operate the Fisher Gold Bug Pro for gold nuggets

[@elixtido1448]

One of the better instructional videos I have seen. Every second was useful and appropriate.

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@robcullen9984]

Thankyou Sir Just got one of these and i was a tad overwhelmed with instructions and where to start, u gave me a real easy , straight fwd starting point Cheers Rob

[@ChrisRalph]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@stevenhinrichs6548]

This is the best goldbug pro set up video that I’ve seen so far thank you very much!!!!

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks! Glad it was helpful!

[@mathewharrison]

Thankyou kindly for taking the time to out this video together. Greatly appreciate your efforts.

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lanceharker5845]

You give some great tips, and solid illustrations, in this video on how to use the Gold Bug Pro, and I hope others are able to learn from what you've so expertly shared on what a great little gold machine the Bug Pro is. I've found many, many gold targets with the Gold Bug Pro, and I use it in combination with a high-end pulse machine for a solid one-two punch when the mineralization changes to severe and overloads the abilities of the VLF. Nicely done, and all the best, Lanny

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@alphadiallo9664]

Hi sir my name is jallow Alpha can I have your whatssap number please

[@papawshome]

Hello Chris, I am thoroughly enjoying your videos! After 40 years working with a chicken company I retired at the end of July. I always desired to get into relics and gold detecting. Watching your video on the Gold Bug Pro, I knew that it was the best medal detector for me. There is a lot of gold mines in my area and also a lot of Indian artifacts. May God richly bless you! Gerald

[@ChrisRalph]

Sounds great! and Best of luck to you in your efforts.

[@karinekay]

Wow, ive been looking for video explaining exactly this for a while, I’m so glad I found this. First off you’re explaining very clearly what I needed to know, and your voice is not annoying like some other gold related videos. I subscribed to your channel, well done and thank you!

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad it helped! More detecting videos in the future.

[@adventurer2075]

I also use Gold Bug Pro. What I like the most this machine is so easy to use and you can use it to search for coins in the parks, lost jewelry at the beach, and of course gold nuggets. I've been using gold bug pro for over 3 years now. Thanks you!

[@ChrisRalph]

Oh nice! Its a fine detector.

[@adventurer2075]

@@ChrisRalph Chris, I've just uploaded video of modifications I've done to my Gold Bug Pro. Hopefully guys from Fisher Research Labs see these useful and add in the next version of Gold Bug Pro. Let me know what you think: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZbTlWiie7WFhrM

[@hunbi8419]

Thank-you, I have never found any info on the Gold -Bug Pro that was even close to this thanks-Chris

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@billybl22]

I got my gold bug pro yesterday and read and Re-read the manual 15-20 times, but it just wasn't registering in my head. I was starting to have doubts about buying it. But after watching your video I'm confident.. No, make that, I know that I can use it and find gold.. or at least find lead. Thank you for that Chris!

[@billybl22]

Well hell.. I just went to your website only to find that I know you, or at lest your writings. Over the years I've read just about everything on your site and some of it two or three times, so much great info! Thanks again!

[@ChrisRalph]

Very nice! Don't lose confidence, you need that confidence to be persistent and you need the persistence to be successful.

[@chongscorner562]

Very informative, thank you very much. Your tutorial sir Chris helps a lot, hence I have a Fisher Gold Bug pro but haven't know how to use it yet.

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad to help, watch my video, then go out and practice and you will learn how to use it.

[@βιζζγΚιδ]

I have to say I've learned more from two of your videos than all other info combined. Thank you very much

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad to help, and I do have plenty more videos on my channel and more in the pipeline coming soon.

[@talldave1000]

Another great video, Chris. I love the way you make it easy to understand what you are showing. Keep up the good work. I'm learning a lot from you

[@ChrisRalph]

Awesome, thank you!

[@minkus36]

Such a great video-I purchased this detector based on your videos. Thank you for taking the time to offer so much information!

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad to help and Best of luck to you

[@garyryan7852WR]

That really helps me understand this detector .Thank you . Going to watch your recommended video next .

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@victororo462]

I just ordered the Gold Bug Pro! Thank you for the video! I have an idea for a unit. That signal for the headphones can be used for a visual signal. Using a microcontroller, you can use a small display to show you the visualized wave pattern. I believe that I'm going to try building it. Then you'd be able to hear and see the wave form. I'm super excited!!

[@ChrisRalph]

Best of luck to you in your efforts.

[@papawshome]

That would extremely valuable for the hearing impaired! May God bless your efforts!

[@viktors.runtunuwu1319]

Thank you for your honest review about goldbug and setting it 👍🇲🇨 I've been watching and learning for 2 years and no doubt that you are the honest professional prospector🎉🎖️

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks, I'm glad to help

[@Idratherbeonthewater]

Looking forward to your video on the Gold Bug 2! Thanks!!

[@ChrisRalph]

Coming soon. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@MikeMcInroe]

Excellent explanation on the Fisher Gold Bug and how to set it up. Am interested in your book as well and appreciate your simple walk thru on how to use this detector and the settings. Mike in sunny Florida

[@ChrisRalph]

Awesome, thank you! Glad it was helpful.

[@jerry.williams9163]

Thank you for your information . It’s very helpful.

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad it was helpful.

[@maclenio100]

I'm your big fan from now on. I love your honesty and the way you explain. Thanks

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@palawanrexx1331]

Thank you for showing the capabilities of my gold bug pro . i just let it sit in the box again because i am confuse about how to use it properly . now i can enjoy it again after the lockdown

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad it helped

[@trevorheltzel7206]

I love your video's they are perfect for a guy like me! Your not over the top & extra like some of these guy's. I appreciate how informative & helpful you are when sharing the facts with us. Also thank you for sharing your accumulated knowledge of tips/tricks/hacks that only someone with many year's of experience can offer. I understand you weren't obligated in anyway to do this. So again thank you brother! You've been very helpful. You have my gratitude & thanks so know that you are appreciated.

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Lots more videos are planned for the future.

[@magicdinsmore3107]

Man, this was very informative Chris. To be honest you just saved me from hours of misery. I was interested in a metal detector but after listening to that buzzing whine I realized I wouldn't be able to handle 5 minutes of it. Not even for gold. Really an awesome review of the work you have to do. Funny thing is I went gold panning the other day and I realized my back couldn't take the bending over. Thanks for keeping it real.

[@ChrisRalph]

OK. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@azrabain8210]

I just bought a Gold Bug Pro after your recommendation video and it should be arriving later this week. Now thanks to this video I kind of know how to use it to find gold. Unfortunately I live in Oregon so it’s probably going to be tough to find a good place to prospect near me without driving many miles away. Either way I’ve subscribed and will be watching more of your excellent videos so thanks for all your hard work making them.

[@ChrisRalph]

SW and eastern Oregon have good gold.

[@KernowekTim]

Thank you very much for this tutorial, you have made the use of employing the Threshold based All Metal mode much more understandable, and definitely far less daunting. Great for confidence; and confidence breeds success. Great upload sir! ATB & HH.

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@jerryharris9409]

Thanks Chris that just about sums it up for me I live in So AZ and can't wait to get out there thanks again

[@ChrisRalph]

Sounds great. Good luck in your prospecting!

[@joleezanes5938]

Thank you for the excellent tutorial! I tried reading the instructions that came with my detector but I missed hearing the sounds as well as coordination with the movements and controls. A+ Professor!

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad it helped, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@S13402]

This guy is amazing, a brilliant instructor!! I wonder if he was an educator sometime ago!!

[@ChrisRalph]

Educators are in my family. My grandmother, my mother, my daughter all are or were educators. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@jackb4307]

That was a most EXCELLENT presentation on the gold bug,I lost my book,so thank you for your onsite! Jack

[@davidfireman7]

Thanks, sir. I'm getting my Fisher Gold Bug Pro next week and I've learned a lot today from you.

[@ChrisRalph]

Great to hear!

[@davidfireman7]

@@ChrisRalph Change of plans.... I am so sad today, man. I've just learned it is strickly forbidden to metal detect in China!!! I've been living here for over 10 years, never heard anything before. ;((((((((((

[@johnmajka5404]

Get the Fisher F19, instead. Its the most advanced, fisher 19khz detector, & it's only $449. It should have been named Gold Bug Pro + or Gold Bug Pro Advanced. It comes with the 10x5 coil, has all the same features & setting, as the GBP, + plus some more advanced settings added .

[@theunisdeklerk1232]

I looking at purchasing a gold bug pro . As you explained in your video I will follow and hope for the best

[@ChrisRalph]

Best of luck to you. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@peteraustin767]

Thanks Chris from a beginner with this Fischer Gold bug

[@ChrisRalph]

Best of luck to you and a Happy new year to you and yours!

[@bryanmitiner6863]

Really enjoy these informative shows .great job Chris.

[@ChrisRalph]

I am glad you enjoyed the video.

[@bryanmitiner6863]

Here in NH,gold is not abundant, will order geo,maps for Sullivan County, where I am, I have a good feeling that the tributary, little sugar river might have gold .just a gut feeling.

[@loganfromthecityofgold5250]

Thank you Chris, just purchased this detector. Being new to the world of detecting the manual was very confusing. I think Fisher should have a link to this video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge sir.

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks! I am glad you enjoyed the video.

[@gjf20842]

This is great. Thank you for making this video. Very informative.

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you are enjoying it.

[@MrSilverhawk72]

You are a rare find thank you brother!!!

[@ChrisRalph]

My pleasure. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@Smithsgold]

another good video Chris !!!!!

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@marksholin4835]

hey chris, i like your video on the gold bug pro,i picked one up a year ago.i love this detector. i live on the coast of washington and theres mega black sand here. ya gotta turn the gain down a bit, it ground balances very well on the beach ,even works in the wet salt here.ive found coins and rings on the beach. next year iam taking to go look for gold. ive practiced on very small bits of lead.some so small it wont register on the meter, but you can still hear a signal. also the ability to see thru a chunk of fe304 that i have and still pick up a 2.3 gram nugget that my mom gave me.(she does her treasure hunting at garage sales)

[@ChrisRalph]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@Me-jk3km]

Great videos as always. Informative and thorough. I own a Gold Bug 2 and a GM1000. Both are great machines. I currently gold hunt in Colombia, South America. I switch between both machines. Both work great on .10 gram and up nuggets. When are you going to have a Gold Bug 2 tutorial?

[@ChrisRalph]

I will do one on the Gold Bug 2 soon. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@BYANYMEANSNECESSARY-s3d]

Thank you for sharing your vast experience! Im curious, you've been doing this for years, what was your most exciting find?

[@ChrisRalph]

Many big nuggets, all were exciting.

[@katied2579]

Thank you so very much for making this video! It has helped us termendously

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@SerginhoFilho]

Thanks man, really professional helpful video.

[@ChrisRalph]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@lucilaalma9972]

Hi Chris Ralph Thank you very much for teaching me how to handle the detector.! I greet and write from Cordoba, Argentina I wanted to ask you about the limitations of this detector, how much do the nuggets we can hunt weigh and at what depth do they detect them, what is their limit in this sense, weight and depth of the nuggets? I congratulate and greet you again for being so precise and detailed in the explanation! sorry my english is translated from spanish! I hope you can understand what I'm saying Thank you.!

[@ChrisRalph]

Depth of detection depends on the size of the targets. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@robmart8255]

Cool. I didn't know that about comparing the two scales. Thank you. Oh btw I can manually adjust my gold bug pro. I ground grab and periodically fine adjust it with the plus and minus buttons as I detect.

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you are enjoying it.

[@catherinematlock4271]

Awesome video. Loved it.

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mikejarvis6138]

Excellent Demonstration..👍

[@ChrisRalph]

Many thanks, glad you enjoyed it.

[@sharghapakhchi]

Hello, Thank you for your videos. I think the amazon link directs to the wrong product and not the one you have used in this video. Best regards

[@ChrisRalph]

Let me check

[@starshiptrouter]

Thanks a million! I've just started my research on gold metal detectors and wow, for a first timer you can get lost in all the wrong things...but this has been hugely helpful. I'm still trying to decide whether to go with the Gold Bug Pro or Gold Bug 2. I actually really like that display that just tells you the probability of it being Iron. If you can find a buck shot, then its probably good enough to make it meaningful enough to me. What would you say the biggest relevant trade offs are with the Gold Bug 2? I'm guessing size and depth? Do you know is there any data anywhere on "size vs depth" for GB Pro vs GB II? Or from your experience? That would be the main thing I'd want to know. Unfortunately the marketing info from Fisher is all about features rather than capabilities. Thanks again!!!

[@ChrisRalph]

The GB2 sees smaller gold, but the depth of detection for the two are about the same with the same sized coils.

[@richardbethell2243]

great video and very helpful as always

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad to hear it! Thanks.

[@MrBurnenn]

Great knowledge 👌

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you liked it

[@goldsnuffer3234]

Thanks Chris, I love your videos they are always informitive. If I had the GB Pro with the small round gold coil can I still find relicks and coins with that coil or do I need to purchase the bigger coil as well? Thanks for any advice you have..Tim

[@ChrisRalph]

For relics and coins you are much better off with the larger coil. I am glad you enjoyed the video.

[@goldsnuffer3234]

@@ChrisRalph Thanks for the reply Chris, you and your channel are awesome !!

[@AlanJohnston-ky5xc]

Great video and very information, thanks...!

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad it was helpful!

[@priscillawalker677]

Great informative video so thanks! New sub here. Heading out tomorrow to use it for the first time as we are allowed out - excited to see how it goes especially now I know how to use it!!

[@ChrisRalph]

Have fun! Gold is difficult to find, so be patient and persistant in your learning.

[@joleezanes5938]

Thanks for the great instructions! But I'm wondering about the usage of lead instead of the gold we're all looking for. What differences will manifest through the metal detector? Why not use a gold nugget?

[@ChrisRalph]

Lead is a similar target to gold. No exactly the same, but very similar. If I loose a chunk of lead in the field, no problem. If I lose a nice nugget, its a problem.

[@videonauta333]

Hey Chris. The Big number are relationated with the mass of the object detected

[@ChrisRalph]

If you say.

[@randytravis6507]

Really appreciate the information you put into this video! It definitely helped me out alot. I don't remember you mentioning it in the video but is there a set of headphones you would recommend for the GB pro? Thanks

[@ChrisRalph]

Just a good set of headphones. I dont use the high dollar ones. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@fortcollinsfreak]

Hi Chris, thank you for all your helpful videos. You got me excited and recently bought my very first gold detector the Gold Bug Pro on your advice. I'm very happy with it although I haven't found any good yet, just rust lol. However, I have one question, something I ran into yesterday; I ground balanced my detector, but wherever I did this (same location, different spots) I constantly had 3 to 5 bars popping up. It never went lower than 2-3 bars, no matter where i scanned the area. Often I got 5 bars, but never something showed on the top arch, to indicate what mineral it was. It stayed blank all the time. My detector works fine in all other areas, the way you shows in your video. However, not in the location i was yesterday. (Nevada desert route 164 if that matters). I was close to (and underneath) powerlines, but i don't think they will interfear with the detector, correct? What could have caused this weird behavior of my detector?

[@ChrisRalph]

Power lines can and do interfere with metal detectors.

[@fortcollinsfreak]

@@ChrisRalph thank you Chris. I didn't know this. Thanks for the response.

[@kevinhoney1385]

great vid bro. Very helpfull.

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you liked it.

[@simonjester100584]

Thanks! Great video!

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you liked it! The GB Pro is a great detector.

[@phrunt]

Brilliant Video, thank you.

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@texasstadium]

Hello Chris and thanks for the helpful video. Perhaps you can do a video on hot rocks. I am lucky to have located an old, small copper outcropping/mine here in Arizona that shows the beginning of being worked. My Gold Bug 2 detector occasionally finds some very nice specimens in the ore/dump piles AND the bedrock; A good metal signal sounds even in discrimination mode. The rock generally is heavy and blue (almost turquoise) and the rocks that "ring out" are heavy with bright silver material. I keep those specimens but there is no longer an assayer in our area. Maybe you could recommend an assayer also. Thanks, Tom.

[@ChrisRalph]

Actually a hot rock video is a great idea. I am putting it on my list. I got a whole schedule of stuff a I plan to do, but I will do one this summer in the next month or two. I will cover hot rocks of all various sorts, plus hot spots in the ground and how to deal with them (at least as best as one can). Thanks! I use as my assayer - ALS Global - Geochemistry Analytical Lab in Reno, Nevada. They will accept samples by mail. I have no idea what you mineral is, but just a a total guess, there is a copper mineral called Cuprite that is electrically conductive and although it is deep red, on weathered surfaces it will often be a silver -gray color. It is also dense and heavy. Honestly there is nothing you can do with it other than dig the target and toss it aside when you see what it is. It conducts electricity like metal - I call it metal detector Kryptonite. It often does contain some gold and silver but is of a nature that the values would be really difficult to extract.

[@texasstadium]

@@ChrisRalph Thank you for the nice reply. After further research I agree with you on the Cuprite …. although not red but bright silver and gray. You know your stuff! Thanks again, Tom.

[@willymakeit5172]

Okay, I just ordered your book. Hopefully I will be able to fly my Cessna 150 to Alaska this summer, 2022, and prospect for gold and get in some fishing. BTW what sort of camera and sound equipment do you use? Thanks

[@ChrisRalph]

A Cannon E80 camera and a separate mic.

[@joshbenefield5545]

Huge fan of yours Mr Chris Ralph. I have a gold bug SE. can I apply what you demonstrated with the pro to the se

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad to hear the video is helpful.

[@gord.tcanadiangoldpanner2234]

Great video, thank you.

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you liked it!

[@americanpatriot661]

Gr8 video, I'm trying to decide between the GB or the nokta makro anfibio multi frequency. The Makro has a 20khz frequency with all metal mode and a 4x7 dd sniper coil. It also has auto ground balance,tracking or manual. It really looks like a good detector for what you get for the money. It also has a iron volume.

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you are enjoying it.

[@rehmankhan3991]

What you decided ? Are both of detector good for gold nuggets?

[@jrimechanical]

Point well made Thank Chris

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@GOWIN8109837]

Just received mine. TONS OF THANX !👍

[@ChrisRalph]

Enjoy it and have fun!

[@dave9351]

The only thing a tad confusing is around 20:40 when you sweep over the magnetite and refer to it as an "iron mineral" (hot rock), which shows up on the arc display on the far right and than say "now we are going to go over the iron target", which shows up on the far left of the arc display. When would two "iron targets" show up on opposite sides of the arc display (I'm guessing that Magnetite is not PURE iron, but merely partial iron ? Great video, regardless and thanks for taking the time to explain.

[@ChrisRalph]

Magnetite is an iron mineral. It is a chemical combination of iron and oxygen. It is not metallic iron. Hot rocks are often rocks with a greater content of iron minerals than the surrounding soil. Metallic iron in the ground is almost always some form of trash left by humans.

[@hepplewhitesonsexploration4791]

Thanks for the video!

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you are enjoying it.

[@duanebartlett4885]

Thanks for the great video. Why are there so many lead bullets, buck shot and brass shells near gold mines? It's 80% of what I dig up in the CA high desert!

[@ChrisRalph]

Its because there are loads of people in Southern CA, and a lot of them like to go shooting in the desert.

[@duanebartlett4885]

​@@ChrisRalphOk thats what i thought. Its just that Ive never seen or heard anyone shooting, but Im finding lots of bullets even out in the middle of nowhere in the desert. Unbelievable! Thanks!

[@jabirhussain2688]

Thank you very much sir it's help full for me but I need more information to hunt gold nuggets thanks and GOD bless you

[@ChrisRalph]

I have many videos, keep watching them.

[@gazzasgold9266]

Well done Chris...I make a semi living out of prospecting here in Western Australia. I mainly use a gpx4500, sdc2300 and also own a gold bug pro......you have probably helped me find more gold in trashy areas with the gold bug and I thank you. Would like to ask you if you know of anybody who sells a SMALL anti interference coil or salt coil as we call them here. Coiltek sell them but too large for my purpose.Subscribed.

[@ChrisRalph]

No coils like that which I know of...... I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@brethamilton3603]

Execlent video chris

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@laenus]

Hi chris, I am from Bangalore, India. I have watched all your videos and am amazed at the knowledge you have freely shared. Most dont. Thank you very much for being the guru that you are .🙏 Here we have a very highly mineralised ground condition and plenty of iron, I am confused about whether to buy a gold bug pro or a gold bug 2. I greatly appreciate your advice on which is best suited for indian conditions .... 🙏

[@ChrisRalph]

I've never been to India or looked for gold there so there is no way for me to say what is best for your conditions.

[@laenus]

@@ChrisRalph I watched your video on the gold bug pro again and since I am a beginner am buying that right away ! Thank you Chris 🙏

[@bbdetecting5135]

The *boing* sound was hilarious maybe you can do a video for treasure hunting with the large coil and how the *boing* sound is incorporated

[@ChrisRalph]

That would be fun.... I am glad you enjoyed the video.

[@jamesmclane2826]

Another great video😊👍

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you are enjoying it.

[@jamesmclane2826]

Chris Ralph, Professional Prospector 😊🙏🤔 you have a great channel✊️ I’m learning so much😎Thanks

[@landonburke2772]

Yesterday I was metal detecting for antique trinkets and dug up a good piece of smoky quartz crystal, a herkimer and reg quartz came from my yard, is this a strong hint to other more valuable treasure?

[@ChrisRalph]

You do understand that this is a channel about hunting gold nugget and not one about hunting relics, right?

[@goldnprospectormilo4772]

Like the vid. Any info on how deep the targets would show up? Say that small nugget... would you hear it from few inches below surface?

[@goldnprospectormilo4772]

And do you know by chance difference between gold bug and pro? Fishing around for first gold detector.

[@ChrisRalph]

A few inches is correct.

[@ChrisRalph]

The gold bug and the gold bug pro are similar with the pro having a few more features.

[@goldnprospectormilo4772]

@@ChrisRalph Awesome thanks. Sounds like the Gold Bug could be used in the same way you presented using the Pro? Or did you use some of these features in the demonstration?

[@rehmankhan3991]

Sir im confuse which should i buy a gold bug pro , nokta makro gold kruzer , xp orx ,,, sir i live in india a hot country which would be worth it

[@ChrisRalph]

It is a decision you must make for yourself. I do not know your experience finding gold, how much money you have, what type of gold deposits you might work, and many other factors. You must seek knowledge, put all that together and decide for yourself. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@rehmankhan3991]

@@ChrisRalph sir im just recently graduated guy ,,, i had no experience in golf or i never ever seen any 1 in my country have metal detector,,, I just wana seach gold im learning many things from you and KZbin

[@rehmankhan3991]

@@ChrisRalph sir i believe in india here have lot of natural gold because india was a part of Australia 250 millions yeas ago ,,if we study about gondwanaland we see it

[@debchapman2603]

Hi Chris, thank you for uploading such an informative video. Unfortunately for me I have been using the black coil you showed and have not found any gold to date. Could you tell me the brand and size of the coil you are using in the video? Cheers

[@ChrisRalph]

You've seen the video I did on the Fisher Gold Bug Pro? kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3LRY5aJZ7BkgsU The little coil is 5" round and is made and sold by Fisher. The larger coil is great for coin and relic hunting, but not so great for gold. If the nugget is large enough, it could be seen with the large coil, but most gold is smaller in size.

[@augustocubias8552]

just want to know the depth determinationof the machine...how deep can the machine make the detection? a lot of thanks for the instructions

[@ChrisRalph]

Detection depends on size of the nuggets in the ground. Bigger nuggets can be detected deeper.

[@augustocubias8552]

@@ChrisRalph a lot of thanks to you chris

[@augustocubias8552]

@@ChrisRalph im looking at gold bullion (inside a bunker), but we just want to make an estimate of depth from top soil. hope this machine can help answer that. thanks again

[@powerROBY]

I would like to read your book but I'm Italian and I don't understand English...I could use a pdf copy and with a translator finally read well. thanks for his video i just bought a gold bug (chinese copy) and i think his videos will help me a lot, i live in the philippines and i see it's a good area for gold hunting... what do you think? do you have any suggestions? thanks a lot greetings Roberto

[@ChrisRalph]

I'm sorry but I don't offer a pdf copy of the book.

[@pattaylor4407]

May I assume the gold bipug pro is also good for crevicing around bedrock in rivers and also in old mining dumps? Thanks for your great videos!

[@ChrisRalph]

Yes, the GB Pro is good for bedrock and mine dumps. I am glad you enjoyed the video.

[@jasonyork4418]

Good morning Chris. So I really enjoy your videos and I just wanted to say thank you for your knowledge and time to make these learning curves for us! I have a question about the gold bug pro? I live in Northeastern Wa and I bought the Goldbug Pro. In the video you said it's going to be a challenge for mineralized soil. But it says in the manual that it's good for high mineralized soil. So I'm confused because I need this to work where I'm at or my wife is going to kill me for buying the wrong one 🤫

[@ChrisRalph]

The manual is a sales tool, and tells you what they think you want to hear. Mineralized ground comes in all grades from slight to extreme. at the lower end you will be fine, in the middle you sill struggle some but pull through and at the upper end you will have difficulty.

[@KanadaVCK]

hope your doing well chris, thanks again for all the info

[@ChrisRalph]

All is well..... Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@Myoutdoorsyadventures]

I got that detector I love it!

[@ChrisRalph]

Great! glad you enjoy your detector.

[@secrettreasure1388]

'''' THANK YOU ,,, SÜPERRRRRRR.......!!

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks for listening

[@HammerAnvil-zf4hb]

Do you think the gold bug 2 is better than the pro and which metal detector would you suggest for a high mineralized area maybe the gold monster?

[@ChrisRalph]

There are loads of different types of metal detectors at all sorts of price ranges from a few hundreds to nearly $10,000 in price. The GB2 is more sensitive than the GB Pro, but more sensitive to hot rocks too. Still, choosing the best metal detector for you is something that you need to consider for yourself - your budget, what you want to do with your detector, etc. I did a video on how to choose the best metal detector for you - you can find it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3eXoHmsiK2VgNE

[@glenromb]

i am thinking about getting the gold bug pro. i am starting out and i have three quartz veins in my yard. how small does most detectors pick up.i live in south carolina

[@ChrisRalph]

Size and depth are both factors. The smallest gold is seen only at the shallowest depth. Bigger gold can be seen at deeper depths. I did a whole video on this issue - see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXWWlIahms6eqtE

[@tahoerounder]

Hey Chris! Thanks for ALL the info! I have a question about this metal detector that ties in with another video you did about listening for faint sounds. My question, does the metal detector ALWAYS show movement in the arc up top, even over faint signals? I sometimes feel like I hear REAL FAINT sounds (iron bars might move, might not), but if I don't see the arc up top moving or indicating anything, I usually just move on. Should I be digging these faint sounds with no bars the arc? Thank You!

[@ChrisRalph]

If the sound is repeatable, you should investigate. The faintest signals may not mover the bars.

[@T1000-u7m]

Just curious chris,so what is the biggest nugget you,ve found with the ML GM 1000?

[@ChrisRalph]

It does not work that way. Like asking what is the largest piece of wood you have sawed with a hammer. The GM100 is a tool for searching for shallow gold, and generally small gold. Sometimes big gold is found shallow, but usually bigger gold is down deeper - and for deeper gold I would use a different detector. Watch that video I recommended in my last reply. Its on how deep does my detector go - but talks about the factors of large and small gold.

[@nusantaravibes]

Thank you sir. I’m from Malaysia and searching for gold in malaysia are too low. So i plan to discover more and hope this video can guide me. What do you think about gold activity in Malaysia?

[@ChrisRalph]

I do not know.

[@nusantaravibes]

Chris Ralph, Professional Prospector sir how about Fisher gold bug 2? Any review and feedback?

[@Chewy_GarageBandDad]

Last time I commented I said something about this detector not being economically friendly. It was about 3 years ago. I finally saved all the money and bought one. Im now back here to learn to use it. Thanks for the recommendation Journey well. Edit: Sorry Chris, there is another sound that I heard yesterday playing around with it. Really fast high pitched chirping is as best that I can explain it. What is that sound in reference to?

[@ChrisRalph]

Without seeing what you were doing or hearing what the sound actually was, there is no way for me to guess.

[@Chewy_GarageBandDad]

@@ChrisRalph Understood, thank you for your time.

[@jabirhussain2688]

I want to search gold jewellery on the beach so which one I should use small white one or big one black one please let me know thanks

[@ChrisRalph]

The Gold Bug pro is not a good metal detector for hunting on beaches.

[@bashirbayati4810]

That's great thanks Chris

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@stevegrant425]

Thanks Chris. I kept avoiding the non-discriminatory setting because I was getting so many anomalous signals. With this info, I'll be able to discriminate a little and should have better luck!

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@smokenjoe4022]

Any experience finding meteorites with this detector? It would be interesting to hear the audio on a metallic meteorite on the surface and buried a few inches! Great video easy to understand thanks!

[@ChrisRalph]

They would work for meteorites - I would use the big coil.

[@jamsax6915]

Hi Chris I have the gold bug pro. Set up power on turn the gain up turn the nob on to you here a little buz how do you put in all metal mode when I turn the nob to all metal mode there is no more buz or when you turn it on and here the buz is it in all metal mode? Thanks

[@ChrisRalph]

Not really understanding your questions.

[@dylbrieee]

I just bought one of these, I have a 24k gold bar to test it with, when I go over it, it shows the bottom left bar reading with 7 bars, the middle reading is all the way over to the right and the big number is 53 and small number is 80, does that sound right?

[@ChrisRalph]

The left bars and the big number have to do with the mineralization in the ground, so they depend on where you are when you are testing it. The small number is 80, that indicates the target is strong and very conductive, which a gold bar close to the coil should read. I would urge you to read and re- read the manual. The detector acts differently in discrimination vs All-metal mode.

[@nigelkennedy9811]

What do u think of the White’s DFX 300

[@ChrisRalph]

great for coins and relics, Whites is out of business, so repairs are not available.