First Run of my NEW COILTEK 9 INCH COIL is a HUGE SUCCESS!

[@seancraven2361]

Hey man, as a fellow coil swinger I would encourage you to make a full swing over a target. Gold will very often have a little gurgling sound with a full swing over, most trash will be short and sharp. Try it, don't stop the coil when getting a signal, follow through with the full swing and listen carefully to the end of the signal. Trust me I've been doing this for a long time. The best thing you can do is learn how your machine works and sounds on real Gold, always carry a 1 or 2g nugget with you and tune your machine to each ground type for maximum performance. Free tip. But wait there is more, not steak knives either. There is and old school tip I will share with you and your subscribers. When you are out prospecting you have done the research for the area your in, hopefully. The next step is critical for success, we all know about finding ground with good gravels. When you find your first nugget, take a big step back, preferably down hill, look at the lay of the land and the geology. ( we all do that? ). What 95% of people don't do is look at the vegetation. Is there a pattern, is there a line or spaced out patches of the the same trees or shrubbery? I have found multi ounce patches by looking for trees while passing through areas not considered worth a look by anyone else. It varies between Gold fields but is always true.

[@SavageProspecting]

Great tips mate🍻

[@victorianprospector]

😂

[@PetesGoldAdventures]

Nice work Lee, a good fuel reduction burn would do nicely there, but that would attract others and spoil the fun. Happy hunting mate.

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks Pete, that would be amazing wouldn't it but the less people the better I suppose👌. Cheers mate.

[@ryanadams3858]

Love the rammed earth walls in the background, there is probably gold in them 😂

[@SavageProspecting]

Good pick up mate, I absolutely love it as well. Worth knocking down you reckon🤣

[@morganlamb5308]

Good going Lee,awesome day out that one and the nuggets were really cool looking especially that rad roundish gold meteorite looking one,sweet man.Thanks Lee,nice work buddy.

[@SavageProspecting]

Hey Morgan, thanks man. I was surprised to get so many so quickly out of this area. They were definitely some beautiful looking pieces😍. Take care man.

[@deanwimbridge9318]

I call you one scoop Lee . Good job 👏

[@SavageProspecting]

Haha thanks mate🤜🤛

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Nice going Lee. The 9” worked very well for you. The 10 x 5 would be interesting to run on that ground as it has more pokability than the other coils do. Take care mate 😁👍

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks man, it did work well and I guess having that pointy nose on the 10x5 it could access some of those tighter areas👌. Cheers mate.

[@ShannonChambers-mj7nw]

Well done Lee looks like it works well keep up the good work cheers 👍

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks Shannon, it worked a treat in that area. I was very happy with it👌

[@thegoldrushguy]

Awesome run Lee - it’s a hot little coil.

[@SavageProspecting]

Cheers mate, I enjoyed it that's for sure.

[@DetectaBull]

I found the stock coil was too noisy and had to retune often. The 9" is a great coil, stable & more sensitive. Love it to bits, lots of bits. Well done Lee

[@FroggysGoldProspecting]

Yep same, I ran the 9” in Warwick on the most ridiculously flogged patch you could think of and got 36 bits for 1.78g, pin heads and lots of walking but $200 is $200, the difference is you can run this coil in normal flat out, not so flat out in WA but close.

[@SavageProspecting]

👍 cheers mate

[@CheeseNoodleOZ]

Great finds Lee!! Gotta be stoked with them!

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks man, oh bloody oath. I was over the moon.

[@victoriangoldhunters]

6:17 very nice buddy 👌👌👌

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks mate👌

[@shanesalmo1163]

Aw mcgoo , ya done it again!

[@twobrothersprospectingaus]

Awesome Lee, gotta love that reefy Gold 🍻👊 great to see the 9inch in action too 🤟

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks fellas, oh yeah it's beautiful stuff isn't it🙌

[@raymann4027]

Great work and vid, it felt like I was there with you thanks. Cheers

[@SavageProspecting]

Awesome that's great to hear🙌

[@tropotek]

Thats my go to coil mate, its a ripper.... Good work... ;-)

[@SavageProspecting]

Awesome mate, it works really well in those tight areas that's for sure.

[@andypandyAU.6669]

A fantastic result, it is the ducks guts by the look if it. Purdy reefy bits. Cheers Andy

[@SavageProspecting]

Love a bit of reef gold! Awesome character tp them! Cheers mate.

[@paulmadden7961]

Great stuff Lee, the 9" round is a great coil, I also run with this coil and after the Tib trip I'm convinced my next will be the 10x5 when I get down next month, as they say Lee ON THE GOLD..

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks Paul, yeah man I love poking it around in all the tight shrubs it's so easy to manoeuvre. Good luck on the gold man.

[@FroggysGoldProspecting]

bro I told you it’s a gangsta coil, total game changer, I can go on any ultra flogged patch and clean up

[@SavageProspecting]

This was the first patch I went back to with it, and it definitely surprised me! I can't wait to try some other areas with it.

[@JosipKolenik]

Thanks for sharing another great adventure Lee. That 9 inch coil done the job on the gold in that area. Well done. Keep up the great work and see you on the next one. Cheers mate. 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍🤜🤛

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks Josip, I'm glad you enjoyed mate. It's a perfect coil for that spot and any area with tight shrubs, trees etc. Cheers man🤜🤛

[@adrianline6877]

That’s bloody impressive mate.. I might have to get one . 😮

[@SavageProspecting]

Worked a treat for that area mate👌

[@richardbeee]

That thar sum purdy gold. Yee-Haa!!😊

[@SavageProspecting]

🤜🤛

[@benpalmer1722]

Nice 🎉

[@SavageProspecting]

Cheers Ben👌

[@joke4301]

16:23 I find mine been smaller I can get it in the scrubs nice and easy, most of the time the scrubs and surrounding landscapes and fishers don’t even know I’ve been in there for last 2mins

[@goldfools5445]

Hey Lee, I said earlier that I didn’t really rate the 14x9 much greater than the standard 11”. What were your impressions. I ended up swapping it for a 17” which I am pretty impressed with for depth. I now need a small coil in my collection, do you think the 9” is a game changer or just a bit better? Cheers Mark.

[@SavageProspecting]

G'day Mark, I like the 14x9 for covering a little more ground but personally I prefer to swing a round coil. I still liked using the 14x9 though. The 9inch was perfect for that area I was in, getting in between tight spots and I found it punched really well. I'd definitely recommend it. Cheers.

[@johnnoblemedia]

Love your work, mate.

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks John, I appreciate that mate😊

[@donnawalker3260]

Reefy for the win, awesome finds Lee 😁

[@SavageProspecting]

Beautifully reefy those beauties😍

[@neiltaylor-smith1805]

Looking at getting the 9” myself, just weighing up if it’s going to be better than the 12x7 NF. Looks the goods. 👍

[@SavageProspecting]

Mate if you have the money to spend it doesn't hurt to have as many coils as possible 👌

[@killmozzies]

That last target seemed to be in more gravelled spot. Very nice reef nugget. Thanks for the update, evaluation at the end.

[@SavageProspecting]

Most of them where all found very close to one another I think it was just the depth that may have been different or just less overburden. Cheers Lee.

[@ramblinburdenw4563]

It finds gold. Just gotta walk over it

[@waynepratt2139]

Great day

[@SavageProspecting]

Cheers Wayne it was a cracker👌

[@Snorl3y]

Great video mate! Without giving too much away, where are some of your fav spots for gold prospecting in Vic? I'm in Ballarat, so I'm luckily surrounded by some good spots!

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks mate, oh man that's hard to say because I go to so many different areas. But one of my favourites would have to be Dunolly. Like everywhere it's getting harder and harder to find though. I haven't done much around Ballarat but I feel like I really should check it out.

[@garykallasmae997]

Hi Lee which detector are you using with this new coil? thanks. Gary

[@SavageProspecting]

Hi Gary, this is the GPX6000 mate👌

[@scruggsbuster9458]

Those are some nice chunky gold and you can get out in the bush and have a nice quiet time to yourself and have some dinner and some brewski's🍻🍺 thank you for the video we'll see you on the next one😂❤😅😂

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks bro, it's some nice reefy gold usually found in this area. I love the character of it👌. Cheers man

[@abdisheikh6094]

Thanks which machine you used gpxz or 6000 or 5000.?

[@SavageProspecting]

This was the GPX6000👍

[@comagutsa]

have you used the 14x9 yet?

[@SavageProspecting]

I have mate and it's great for those big open areas but still easy enough to swing around the tighter areas as well.

[@centralviberecords5659]

Mate try this new thing from coiltex maryborough it sets on the back off your speaker its great hear better targets say matthew bought one last week. cheers great vid again

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks mate, I'll have to check that one out.

[@jimmiekendall5529]

Go Lee,get some..........

[@SavageProspecting]

🤜🤛

[@godsoffspring4195]

Just goes to show... size matters!! 😆

[@SavageProspecting]

🤣

[@bobkirk942]

In the states it's the same !!! Ya get an aluminum can on a yard and gets hit with a lawnmower and it turns into 1000 targets !!!

[@SavageProspecting]

The rubbish in the Goldfields of Victoria is next level ridiculous!!

[@wimmeraparanormal6581]

The coax cable will fail within 3" of the coil gland, probably within 12 months if you dont secure the slack at the bottom end of the coil. I love Coiltek products but hate the failure rate due to crap coax. 4/5 dead coils over the past 6 years.

[@SavageProspecting]

Thanks for the tip mate, I try and keep it nice and loose as to not put excessive strain on things.

[@120downunder]

Rippers mate

[@SavageProspecting]

Cheers mate👌

[@jimmiekendall5529]

How fun can it get, and u get money for it....HA>HA