I received an email last weekend from a young man who asked me if I could help find his fiancés lost engagement ring in about 3 feet of water. I said absolutely if she knows where the approximate area where that ring came off at, and he said that she had a good idea.Then he went on to say that she lost it at Green Lake…That would be a 900 kilometer return trip…630 miles north of Vancouver. After a few email and figuring out the day of the trip ,we set out at 3am Sunday morning. It took roughly 5 hours to get there and I was in the water searching within 10 minutes of arrival.After the young lady showed me the area where she was hitting a volley ball I started the search. Unfortunately I ran into what we call hot rocks… mineralized rocks that messes with our Detectors and gives us a good signal. After slowing down the grid search I received a solid signal and after just 30 minutes I found the hiding spot of the young ladies beautiful diamond engagement ring. 
Here are to two high school sweethearts! Have a great wedding and thank you so much for the kind reward ! It was nice meeting you both and spending 10 hours driving together. I have the greatest job in the world with the most beautiful office anyone could ask for and the most incredible scenic landscapes.If you have lost something and need it found… call me ASAP You can watch the video of the search on this link…https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5pxl8wKrAw
Sounds like that was a great trip! Everyone will get a good night sleep after that.
Yes I know I slept well after that trip!
Way to go Chris!! Which detector did you use and I’ll bet the water was a tad on the cool side, hey?!!
I used my Whites Surfmaster PI Pro and the water was very nice!
Thanks Chris, the ring was lost at my cabin and I was planning on looking for it until it was found. Anytime you are up at Green Lake please try and find my earring lost in 1980. Cheers Diane
Hi Diane,
What kind of earring was it? Do you have a picture of it? Thanks for the post, Best, Chris