Pans.. what is your favorite pan?

[ywevis]

I used to like them regular pans,  but now I love that garrett super sluice pan.. them deep riffles really work to hold all the gold.

[loki258]

GPAA Pans I really like, and Falcon for clean-up.

[cabarrusgold]

I would like to try one of them one day. I use the garrett pan now but it has the shallow riffles. Don't really care for the other fancier designs.

[shadow]

Garrett gravity trap

[ywevis]

After using that big pan, the regular sized ones feel so small and dinky..

[mark]

I use proline pans exclusively and have them in almost every available color with the deep blue and green being my favorite.

[indyme2]

I'm with Mark. The Proline pans are indestructible. I love the blue color on the Keene pans because I can see the gold better and it makes for better looking video but they only last 5 minutes or 5 shovels, which ever comes first. Lol. I have gone to the smaller pans as old age is setting in. I gave Astro one of my 17 inch Proline pans I use as a safety pan and he uses it for panning. I could do that once upon a time. Never tried any of those odd shaped pans. Probably good but you know what they say about old dogs and new tricks.

[Gold Seeker]

I can pan with anything, I have panned with a shovel, a McDonald's cup and can use most anything you can think of or what's on hand if I don't have a pan, but my go too pan is a 14" Proline, and I own most all pans out there.

I have a Falcon fine gold pan for doing the final panning on the extremely fine gold that you can barely see.

[ridgeline]

Proline pan

[victory]

Proline x2

[cabarrusgold]

I say we use a standard steel pan one day to see how much lead one can retain the fastest! Could be at a club event at that. Would be fun just to see. What say you?

[cabarrusgold]

We can do that with dinner rations as well. Similar to very cool stuff we did while reenacting Civil War hobby.