Lost Wedding Ring

[JBMasterAngler]

I lost my wedding ring at the swimming beach on cedar lake at shroeder park. If anyone happens to find it, could you please e-mail me at [email protected]? I will offer a reward.

If your standing at the beach looking over the lake, it would be towards the left, near the end of the swimming area. Was only out about 5 or so yards from shore in shin to knee deep water. We all tried searching for it, but couldn't find it.

I already told the people at the office, in the event they find it while raking/cleaning the beach, but I thought I'd announce it here to in the chance someone may happen upon it.

[bassNspear]

that stinks, which ya best of luck finding it!

[JBMasterAngler]

Thanks...yeah, I figure it's a shot in the dark. But I might as well use every resource I can

[LightningBG]

Depending on how much it costs to replace, might be worth trying to rent an underwater metal detector. I'm not sure where would have one. Otherwise you can hire people to do it.

[JBMasterAngler]

The ring was only $50 on HSO-Classifieds, but that's not the important part...it's the meaning of the ring. I'm seriously thinking about the metal detector idea.

[ebraun]

I lost mine a few years ago at Beebe beach and I knew the area. The following day, I rented a metal detector and I bolted a small bucket at the end of a broom stick so I could scoop. I was able to go about 4 feet deep and I got the hit and was able to scoop it up. What saved me was the bucket bolted to the stick and that another person already came thru the beach with a metal detector and found all the other stuff.

It only took me about 30 minutes to find it. I would try that, especially if you know the area.

[JBMasterAngler]

Where did you rent it from? How much did it cost? I just did a quick search, but couldn't find any info.

[ebraun]

I rented it at Hwy 55 rental in Medina. I would think you could get it at Geyer Rental in Monticello.

I think it was like $20 for 4-6 hours.

[mrklean]

thats a good idea never would have even thought about that, you might get some funny looks looking for treasure on the beach thought

[LOTWSvirgin]

I would rent one or call this guy.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - A Minneapolis teacher was crushed when her brand new Tiffany engagement ring fell into Lake Minnetonka. A treasure hunter came to her rescue.

Adam Segar and Sara Stocco got engaged last month. KSTP-TV reports they were out boating on Lake Minnetonka recently when she took off the $7,000 ring to keep it from getting dirty as she applied sunscreen on Segar.

Stocco put the ring in her mouth, but it bounced out, hit the floor of the boat, and bounced into the water.

Word of the loss spread to Denny Geffre, who's been hunting treasures in lakes for 40 years. After three days of searching with scuba gear and a metal detector, he found the ring buried in three inches of sand. Stocco and Adam gave him a $750 reward.

[Northlander]

Exactly why my ring is sized so it cant come off unless my finger, or a lot of skin does as well. My fishing partner has lost 2 wedding rings in the drink. No excuse for the 2nd.

I would say at $50 I would go buy a new one or just get a ring(Wifes name) tattoo on your finger. Lots of mechanics I have seen do this for safety reasons but they also never lose them.

[barebackjack]

ringfinder.com the guy found a relatives ring in deeper water in less than half hour. I know nothing about them, just trying to help out.