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I found a few links on Tasmanian Government websites but i'm under 10 posts so I can't post them but they reaffirm the point. "A person must not, except in accordance with an authority (a) bring a metal detector into a public reserve; or (b) have a metal detector in possession in a public...

Here's a quote from a Facebook page ""Tasmanian Metal Detecting"" "I just read that a fellow in Tassie copped a $130 fine for having a metal detector on reserve land without a permit. Does anyone know what that would be about ? Is reserve land the same as Crown Land ? It's in the Game...

I looked at what other forumites were using for beach shovels and did the Bunnings buy. Also saw the small scoop at Bunnings for $2.20 so here it is with some holes in it as well.

I used to have a Garrett ADS Groundhog 30 years ago. Found lots of coins, relics, jewellery etc. Had lot of fun back then. There used to be a club here with about 30 members. Lots of trips for coins, gold hunting, relics, competitions etc. The Groundhog lasted about 10 years and then a business...