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Catch Gold Fever with Tom Massie!
Dive into the ultimate beginner's guide to gold prospecting, straight from the legendary host of "Gold Fever" on the Outdoor Channel. Tom Massie, co-founder of the Gold Prospectors Association of America (GPAA), shares his decades of knee-deep adventures in this fun, no-nonsense e-book.
Whether you're inspired by TV shows like Gold Rush or just craving a family outdoor thrill, Tom breaks it down simply: where to find gold in 2025, essential tools (like his "Five Essentials" kit), legal rules for public lands, and tips to avoid headaches. Learn the
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Catch Gold Fever with Tom Massie!

Dive into the ultimate beginner's guide to gold prospecting, straight from the legendary host of "Gold Fever" on the Outdoor Channel. Tom Massie, co-founder of the Gold Prospectors Association of America (GPAA), shares his decades of knee-deep adventures in this fun, no-nonsense e-book.

Whether you're inspired by TV shows like Gold Rush or just craving a family outdoor thrill, Tom breaks it down simply: where to find gold in 2025, essential tools (like his "Five Essentials" kit), legal rules for public lands, and tips to avoid headaches. Learn the "Golden Rule" for private property, master panning and metal detecting, and discover why suction dredging is the ultimate rush (where allowed).

Packed with real stories from Tom's lifepulling 800 ounces with his brother Perry, watching kids light up with their first nuggetthis book isn't about getting rich; it's about joyful family memories by the creek.

As a GPAA bonus, unlock claims, guides, and community perks. Join the fevergrab your pan and go!

(Perfect for hobbyists, families, and adventure seekers. 11 chapters, actionable advice, no fluff.)


Dieser Download kann aus rechtlichen Gründen nur mit Rechnungsadresse in A, B, CY, CZ, D, DK, EW, E, FIN, F, GR, H, IRL, I, LT, L, LR, M, NL, PL, P, R, S, SLO, SK ausgeliefert werden.

Autorenporträt
Tom Massie was born to George "Buzzard" Massie and Wilma Massie, with his family frequently relocating around the Pacific Northwest before he graduated high school in Fallbrook, California. He later attended the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, immersing himself in the rugged landscapes that would shape his lifelong passion for gold prospecting. Alongside his father, Georgethe visionary founder of the Gold Prospectors Association of America in 1968and his brother Perry, Tom helped build and expand the organization from its early days, preserving the rights and traditions of small-scale miners across the nation.

A pioneer in the outdoor world, Tom co-founded The Outdoor Channel in 1994 with his wife, Cindy Massie, transforming a modest prospecting program into a thriving network that reached over 50 million subscribers. The channel, born from the legacy of George's original Gold Fever show, became a global platform for hunting, fishing, and adventure stories. Tom also played a pivotal role in the Lost Dutchman's Mining Association, founded by his father in 1976, growing it into a family-oriented club with private gold-bearing camps spanning states like Arizona, and Californiaplaces where members could camp, prospect, and forge lifelong bonds.

Through decades of hands-on experience, Tom mastered the art of spotting fine gold and reading the land's hidden stories. He shared this wisdom as host of Gold Fever, guiding viewers through real-world techniques, from sluicing bedrock to backyard setups, always emphasizing patience, safety, and respect for the environment. Under his leadership as GPAA president and CEO, the associations grew to encompass over 90,000 acres of claims, educational resources, and a vibrant community that introduced thousands to the thrill of discovery.

Now retired since 2014with his eldest son, Brandon Johnson, stepping in to carry the family torchTom and Cindy reside in Alaska, where they've channeled their success into philanthropy. Through the Tom and Cindy Massie Foundation, they've donated over $12 million to rural Alaskan causes, including scholarships, youth programs, and community support, earning the Alaska Federation of Natives Small Business Award for their enduring impact.

Tom Massie still ventures out with a pan and a dream, proving that the real gold lies not just in the rivers, but in the legacies we leave behind.