Today's been a really good day. There is so much gold here. I keep fond of gold pockets, but just found another nice piece of gold. Good morning or good afternoon everyone. Welcome if you're new here. My name is Polly. Today we'll be sniping for gold at a spot where I'm consistently finding gold. I swear it never ends. Let's put on the wetsuit and begin. The first thing I did was make my way upstream to an area that's only accessible this time of year. It's shallow enough where I can at least use my leg arms. And because I don't have any weights on me, I have to quickly dive down to try working most of these spots before I float back up. Which is difficult actually. The bedrock is pretty shallow here which I really like, but it's not shallow enough where I can just lay out my belly and then touch the gravel with my hands. I actually have to fan with my foot. If there's anything shiny that I like, then I'll dive down and grab it. I actually really like this method because it saves you from destroying your gloves. And this is how I found my biggest nugget in a previous video. It's hard to stay down there. There we go. Our first piece of gold. Let's see if I can do this. Yes, first try. Ah, first try. Something I've learned over time is that the more gravel you stir up, the more fish you attract. And I mean a lot of fish. Oh my god, they're sharks. I'm just kidding. They're a little trout and they're so cute. I just found another nice piece of gold. I noticed this dirty crevice on the corner of this bedrock. So I started to work it and some little pieces of candy started to show up. And of course some of my friends again. I just found a cute little picker. Let's suck it up. I always get requested to make more of these underwater gold videos. If you like these adventures, please hit like and subscribe to this channel so you don't miss another video. It's the right where I found that little picker. I found another little piece of gold. So there's going to be more gold here. And right below that spot, there's even bigger crevice. So I'm going to clean out all this overburdened and then see what we find. This single will stab me. It's an old cable. Wow, rusty. I don't have my tetanus shot, so that would be bad. I sucked up what I could find, but it wasn't really worth sticking around for. So I made my way back downstream. It's so nice. Just floating, looking for candy. I'll never get sick of it. This next spot was looking way better. There were pieces of gold almost anywhere I looked. And it looks as if in the wintertime a lot of boulders were moved out of the way. Exposing what looks to be fresh ground. I just popped a little piece of bedrock off and then I found all this. So after moving some of the overburdened out of the way, I noticed a thin crack with a little piece of gold in it. Once I pulled out that little piece of gold, I saw another piece of gold. Slowly as I started to dig further into the bedrock, more gold started to show up. I call these little pockets. And it's very easy to overlook them because they're so small. Once that little pocket was cleaned out, I started following it a little deeper and the gold got better. I'm going to have to get a new crevice tool soon because this tool is getting worn out. And I'm having trouble pulling the rocks out of the crevices. There's three pickers at the very bottom of that little crevice. I can't see how big they are though. I love it when you see gold just sitting on the bedrock like that. Nature's jewelry. Jewelry. Jewelry. Jewelry. Jewelry. And this is why you need something like a dredge because it's really easy for the overburden to fall back into the hole, making it really hard to continue on. Sometimes pieces of gold don't go up the snuffer bottle. This is why I recommend a bigger bottle. And maybe tweezers. I continued my way downstream to where I had first gotten in the water. I should have stayed there the whole time because why move when you're already on it? Got another little one. Got another little one. I found a little drop zone right behind this slab of bedrock. There was more pieces of gold in here than that little crack we found earlier. I love these little pockets. That piece of lead there lets us know that there might be gold around. I love these little hiding spots. You see that little crack in the bedrock? There's a piece of gold that's trying to escape. You have to blow water into it to scare back out. These little candy cracks are easily overlooked and why you should always wash your hands. I'm going to have to go back to the water. Crockey mate, it would appear as we found. The Royal Vampire Poly. Out in this natural habitat. Before I called it a day, I went to check out a crevice I've never been able to clean out because of how much work it is to move the gravels out of the way. Will today be the day? The day I succeeded. And a give up. So that is it for me. I was out for a couple hours, seven to eight hours. I actually did a lot better than I thought I would. I normally say that because I think that's what gives me good luck. Now just like two times before, this is the third time on this claim where me and the claim water split the gold. So once I show you what we have, we've got to split it up and then I'll go home and I'll weigh my half. The iron stone that I found. These are great indicators. They let you know where the heavies are sitting. Some lead and pyrate crystals. I love these little crystals. They're actually really cool. And of course, the candy. Look at all that. Yummy. I would say it's probably about 90 ounces on the nose. I always like making a little pile with the gold. Because it's just so much more, it's so much more luscious. Time to split it up. All right, this is what I'm left with. You're not bad. He was kind enough to leave me with the roly-poly pieces. I really like those pieces. Ooh, a pine cone. Can I go back to the house and weigh it? All right, we have the gold, the scale, and the pine cone. So there's our loot for today. Not a bad pile of gold if you ask me. So because we don't have any significant big pieces of gold in here, we're just going to wait all together. It's obviously going to be nine ounces on the nose. That answers. 2.28 grams. That's not bad. And now the pine cone. What? So over two grams of gold isn't bad. Some days they hit a big pocket, sometimes they hit a little pocket. I am very grateful that I do find gold almost every time. Now like what I always say, if you enjoyed this video, chances are you're going to enjoy what I previously posted and what's coming in the future. 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