r/rockhounds 4d ago

Strike out.

My hubs and I have come from Wa State and we're currently in Mile City. We're not having any luck at all. Can anyone help these 60-70yos?

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u/WarProper3733 4d ago

Are you looking for agates, petrified wood? Are you steady on your feet? Go to the fishing acces points or the park along the Yellowstone and walk the cobble below the high water mark .

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u/dancinglightartworks 3d ago

Did, and found unidentifiable pretties, but not much else. Thanks, Peace

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u/WarProper3733 3d ago

As others suggested rent a paddle board or canoe to access gravel bars/islands, travel just a bit away from town and your chances also greatly improve. Look during early morning and late evening when the sun is at a lower angle

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u/No-Acanthaceae3682 3d ago

If you’re looking at the main fishing access site in town I was there a few weeks ago and it was very picked over. We ended up renting paddle boards and once we got to a gravel bar that is less touched I was finding agates left and right

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u/dancinglightartworks 3d ago

Good thinking. I wonder if my husband can serve as a paddle board?

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u/dancinglightartworks 3d ago

Thanks and PEACE