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Fisher Gold Bug Pro

The Gold Bug Pro is a 19 kHz detector that First Texas lists for coin shooting, relic hunting and gold prospecting. It weighs 2.5 lb and shows a 2-digit target ID.

Specs read Oct. 16, 2026 on firsttexasproducts.comNo listing found under this exact model number

19 kHzOne frequency
CoilWaterproof part
2.5 lbWeight
Gold Bug Pro tech specsFacts from First Texas Products' product page, rewritten. A value First Texas Products does not publish is marked.
TechnologySingle frequency
Frequencies19 kHz
WaterproofingCoil only (depth not published)Waterproof searchcoil
Weight2.5 lb
Coil5-inch round DD
Battery1 x 9 V
Battery lifeUp to 20 h
Search modesAll Metal, Discrimination, Pinpoint
Target ID2-digit target ID
Display2-digit target ID display
Warranty2 years
StatusIn the current range

Source: First Texas Products, Fisher Gold Bug Pro product page (opens in a new tab), read Oct. 16, 2026.

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How it differs from its neighbors

At 71 kHz, the Gold Bug 2 is listed for gold prospecting alone. Its modes are Normal, Audio Boost and Iron Discrimination, with no display or target ID listed. It weighs 2.9 lb and lists up to 35 hours on 2 x 9 V.

Fisher's F75 works at 13 kHz on a larger BiAxial DD coil of 11 inches, with a 0 to 99 target ID scale. At 3.5 lb, it weighs 1 lb more than the Gold Bug Pro. It is rated for 40 hours at most, on 4 x AA (not included).

Same cover for both. Each Gold Bug carries a warranty of 2 years, and the F75 gets 2 years as well.

Gold Bug Pro and Gold Bug 2 compared
SpecDetectorGold Bug ProBundleGold Bug 2
Frequencies19 kHz71 kHz
WaterproofingCoilWaterproof partCoilWaterproof part
Weight2.5 lb2.9 lb
Battery1 x 9 V2 x 9 V
Target ID2-digit target IDNot published
Display2-digit target ID displayNot published

No listing found under this exact model number.

Facts from First Texas Products' page for each model, read Oct. 16, 2026.

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Models to compare

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Questions about the Gold Bug Pro

Answered from First Texas Products' product page, read Oct. 16, 2026.

Frequency and target ID. The Pro runs 19 kHz with a 2-digit target ID. First Texas lists no target ID or display for the Gold Bug 2, which runs 71 kHz. It weighs 2.9 lb, against 2.5 lb for the Pro.

First Texas calls the searchcoil waterproof and gives no waterproof rating for the control box.

The Pro uses 19 kHz on a 5-inch DD coil and weighs 2.5 lb. The F75 runs 13 kHz on an 11-inch coil and weighs 3.5 lb.

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