Ring Lost Off Dock, Seaside Heights NJ, recovered by Edward Trapper, NJ Ring Finder



I received a message around lunchtime from Monica, wondering if I would be able to recover her ring from the bay.
Monica explained that she and her family had been crabbing when her ring slipped off her finger, bounced off the dock, and landed about a foot out from the dock, right where she had been sitting in a chair. She said the water was about five feet deep.
I told her that these types of recoveries can be very tricky. Fishing and crabbing areas are usually loaded with all kinds of junk—hooks, sinkers, cans, bottle caps, and plenty of other metal debris. Five feet of water is also getting close to the maximum depth I can comfortably search, but I agreed to take on the hunt.
I couldn’t make it out there until later, and Monica would already be gone, so I asked her to take some pictures showing the exact location where she had been sitting. That way, I could pinpoint the search area when I arrived.
Later that day, I suited up and carefully worked the area around the dock. The first good signal I came across sounded promising, but unfortunately, it wasn’t Monica’s ring. I kept working my way through the area, digging signal after signal after signal.
After about 35 minutes of searching, I got another signal that sounded especially sweet.
Sure enough, there it was—Monica’s beautiful ring!
This one took a lot of work to recover. Crabbing and fishing areas are notorious for being filled with metal junk, making it difficult to separate the good signals from everything else lying on the bottom.
But persistence pays off!
Another successful recovery by NJ Ring Finder. When a valuable ring goes into the water, calling a professional recovery expert can make all the difference.


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I received a call from Dean, who was very anxious to see if I could help find his wife Teanna’s lost engagement ring.
I received an email on my business page from Stephan asking if I could help find a charm that had fallen off his necklace when it broke. As soon as I saw the message, I replied and told him to give me a call. That made it much easier to talk through exactly what happened.
I was on my way to doing a recovery when I received a phone call from Carly. She explained her father John had lost a very sentimental Beach Badge that belong to his mother over 40 years ago. She said he wore this Beach Badge every day for the last 40 years and somehow it came on clipped from his bathing suit. I told her I could head out there for the next low tide, but she wanted to confirm it wasn’t found yet. I said no worries., call me back and keep me posted. She called back quickly and I told her I’d be on the beach early the next morning and sure enough within moments. I had the Beach Badge back in the John’s hands where it could be enjoyed for another 40 years. 







