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So you can metal detect in the actual creek beds, just not anywhere else? I've panned in Andersons Creek and not found anything, but there's some interesting old mines up on the hill that would be good to detect around if you were allowed.

I don't suppose you're thinking of doing any more bags? :)

Took the kids out for a pan today... tried Hoddles Creek, second time I've been there but can never find a way down to the creek bed or a decent place to pan... Went to Yankee Jim's and found a nice place to get into.. kids both found a few specs as did I.. Had great fun.. but if anyone's got...

My young son and I and took a drive up to Hoddle's Creek and Yankke Jims this afternoon. Stopped at 4 or 5 places along Hoddle's creek but couldn't find a place to easily get down to the creek bed unfortunately. Found one place we could have got down into the water and walked up the creek to...

Yer? Did you move far up or down the creek from the car park ? We wandered downstream to where that monument is. I've just bought a detector as well, know any areas around Warrandyte that we might be able to give it a work out? Next time your heading out to Andersons on a weekend let me know...

My in-laws live 5 minutes walk from Warranwood reserve, damn it, means I'll have to go see them more often now!

Afternoon all, I took the kids up to Warrandyte on Andersons Creek two weekends back to do some panning (after my daughters success at Sovereign Hill :) ). Didn't find anything, but was pretty cool to find the big stone monument marking the original find in the area. We're in the Mitcham area...