Finding $1000 Worth of Gold Every Day

I’m out here camped in the wild reaches of Tasmania’s West coast, searching for alluvial gold. In my last episode I found several cracks which were packed full of small nuggets.
Today I'll be heading downstream, to work some of the crevices that are otherwise unsnipable. The gold will be shiny, chunky, and plentiful, but will I be able to beat my last trips tally of over 22 grams?

[@AlexDerange]

you actually have more money in your hands, as some good sized nuggets would sell for more than their weight

[@insidebendprospecting]

Man even without the gold it's such a beautiful little creek, perfect bench for camping under the ferns. Thanks for sharing Rob!

[@shallnotbeinfringedupon202]

I'm so glad to see you are still making videos. Living vicariously through your adventures every time you post. Thank you.

[@chrisgolfer7528]

Well done Rob, pleased to see that you had a great reward for the hard work you put in. Your excitement on finding the shovel just shows your dedication to the history of Tasmania.

[@chrisclayton739]

Watching this is very therapeutic.

[@TheSharkGirls]

"Enough of that!". LOL agree. Taking living vicariously to a new degree. Thanks for sharing Rob.

[@cheesynuts4291]

I love the videos brother. Thanks for sharing the adventures with us!

[@dahlonegaprospector7012]

I love the high quality zoom in camera you use, gives me the gold fever even more seeing the nuggs so clear

[@placercountyprospecting]

Right on, every time I watch your videos when you're sniping and seeing the gold you find. I always wondered what it would be like to run a sluice on those creeks . Now I know. Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@wayneberry8703]

Great work, Rob 👍🏼. That is hard work and dedication to bring home your bounty, mate.

[@user-ry6gt6ei7b]

I see how you use your pan; not just you but Levi & other young fellas. When I first started out with my steel pan all they had was an indented ring an inch from the top edge. The emphasis was put on the constant swirling action of the material in the pan & the gold would be difficult to lose. When plastic pans came out (I still have my original one) they had concave steps on one side like yours does. Rob, you can work the material harder in the pan if it's moving because the gold will always stay at the bottom, irrespective of heavy sands, after all, gold is 24 times heavier than water by volume. Try swirling Rob, truly really. Great shows btw, regards Paul BB FNQld

[@ETr4d3]

9:10

[@rodneymiddleton1044]

Ripper weekend Rob well done mate yes, it is so cool coming across old time relics wherever they be. Stay safe.

[@bellza6027]

Nice work Rob. I'm surprised you and Levi don't do more sluicing on your trips. There's plenty of nice inside bends on your journeys but you guys know the rivers better than us. Thanks for sharing your journey

[@craigparry5648]

👍well done ,love the description of the larger bits, could see everyone. Over two thirds of an ounce can't be laughed at.

[@aischaparker9471]

far out, Good On You Rob! awesome effort. thankyou for sharing

[@MrAllstar]

Thats an incredible video and really well shot well done dude 🤜🤘

[@InJusticeAustralia]

Wowzer! I learnt so much here! Thanks for sharing!❤

[@guillermodelnoche]

Love the way you filmed the tally at the end! Great gold!

[@SavageProspecting]

Unreal, it just keeps paying out🙌 Congratulations👌