The Mechanism That Concentrates Gold in Rapids

Welcome, everybody. Tonight we're going to talk about white water gold. Placer gold prospecting, in the rapids, and in the snow? I'm going to explain what I mean by that in a second.

So, you know, when we get out and we get ready to go find placer gold, one of the first things we want to know about is, where's the gold? First things you can do to figure that out is figure out what water is doing, what it did, what it's doing, where the gold is getting pushed. We'll talk about that in a second as well.

For tonight, we're gonna really have something important. I have some breaking news developing that sort of started last week, but it really hit peak yesterday (storms and floods with lots of snow. Some really important stuff for placer gold prospectors. So stay tuned. Keep watching, share with your friends, as well as joining and subscribing to my channel, Prospector Jess on YouTube, those three things, that's what you got for tour tonight.

Make sure you're getting yourself tune in everything we've got to offer. So right now we're looking at Gold, we're looking at water, and we're looking at how all that stuff works together. And tonight, we're going to talk about a kind of an unusual mechanism. I'll explain in a second here, what I mean by that, what a mechanism is, and all that kind of good stuff. But the main thing is that you understand this is yet another one of those really important angles, really important things or causes, for gold to move, and deposit and hide and concentrate.

And if you understand the fundamentals of this cause, it can lead you to some pretty serious gold finds next spring, and summer. But it's important to understand what the mechanism is. That's why I focus so much on why why things work the way to do and what it means to you and how to use that mechanism to benefit yourself in finding more gold. So let's take a look at Whitewater gold.