I guess there no metal detecting there. Fun to see what is hiding under the bottom.

7:51 can’t go out there… on camera*

Why was the lake drained why is it so low? Thank you

Very interesting, thanks Chigg.

Thanks for taking the time to make this video and share your knowledge! Much appreciated!

I love your Playlists, knowing it's always there when I want to watch another Aquachigger Adventure. The videos are timeless, and I can always find something specific I want to watch or re-watch. Appreciation. Thanks, Beau.

Good video. You're not far away from me. Pretty close on George Washington, but he was in Junanville and Fort Necessity before Braddock came through. In fact, Washington signed a surrender that started the French and Indian War that brought Braddock in.

Cmon up to Instanter, PA Chigg. Similar story.

Just like the Quabbin Resavour in Massachusetts.

Thanks for sharing! Interesting sight to see now and learn about. Enjoy watching your videos!

More history lessons!!!!!!

Thanks Chigg.. I need to take the family up there. About 2 hours away

Awesome video! Very close to where i live. Thanks Chig

I love these history lessons. Thanks, Chigg.

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Great video man! Really enjoyed it!

One could not imagine the artifacts found while metal detecting that area.

What a heartbreak that must have been to lose their town. good vid

Excellent video Chigg

Very Very Cool Chigg loved it

Cool here we go. Hidden places. There’s a fort on Bolivar island ,Tx . Built during the civil war. That uses the exact same construction technique as the (edit)buttresses . Large block with Chat filler .. how cool.

I believe there's also some small towns/villages under Quemahoning Reservoir and Raystown Lake.

Thanks Chigg i love these kind of stories i wish you could do more i enjoyed this video thanks Chigg

Great video.

Thank you. Hope you have a nice Thanksgiving.

I watched another video of this a few days ago and there was a mob of people checking it out. Fun history...

I like my fording area's like my women , solid bottoms and not to deep.

Yes, I see the same stuff happening in Mass sky's and its not vapor trails. Lots of good vids on u tube about this "The Dimming" by Dane Wiggington is the best

3:10 Love the history stuff! I went down the French and Indian War rabbit hole and found out General Braddock (along with Washington as his "Aide-de-Camp") actually stopped to camp across the valley from my house. Heard rumors there's still a well that they would've drank from, but it's on private property and the owners aren't big on sharing I guess. From there, they forded the Monongahela River where the McKeesport-Duquesne bridge is now (walking distance from my house) and advanced on Ft. Duquesne. Braddock was then injured in an ambush and they were forced to retreat. But while here, Washington made "friends" with Queen Aliquippa, the leader of the Seneca people in this area (now McKeesport, PA) who allied with Braddock et al against the French. Anyway, I started joking that Washington could have stopped to pee in my back yard haha. Probably not, but almost certainly some of the Seneca scouts did. Really cool learning this little area has so many ties to the beginnings of our country.

Chigg hey

I love History with Chigg videos!

Thanks for the video, live just a few miles from there at foot of the mountains. I fished that lake many times. 😊👍

The Yough has some serious whitewater in other areas...looks pretty tame there. My 4x grandfather was in the Virginia Militia and fought in several Revolutionary War battles. All the way to Yorktown and Cornwallis' surrender!

Fun to see this today. I'm from this area, my mom and uncle own some land that borders this lake and I know one of the owners of the marina. They drain the lake every winter but it looks especially low this year, I'm going to have to check it out when I go back home for thanksgiving this year.

Would love to see you come to Tyrone Pennsylvania. Cant wait to someday meet you. I know there is a lot of history here in Tyrone. Would love to take you to a spot where ,my friend and I go to dig for bottles and to metal detect for coins.

I love that the world is full of little stories like this... and that you make the effort to show us! Thx!

As always, nice job Beau.

That was interesting. Thank you.

I did enjoy it,thanks👍

The main reason they needed that bridge was because the fishing was better on the other side.

I love these old historical places. They need to be preserved for posterity sake. We have some old ghost towns in my state that are in the same condition.

Thanks! Looking forward to more.

Can't believe we missed you, always watching your videos and living close to that bridge, missed ya by a couple weeks! Bummer! Take care, thanks for another great video Chigg!

Lots of folks have been posting videos of that spot. Excellent opportunity to visit a little of our past!

Thank you for sharing your adventures

Be safe in your travels.Chigg..God bless

Maybe I missed it in the intro but has the lake been lowered to perform dam maintenance or is the drought causing the low water situation?

Nice history lesson chigg I'll be watching

I like the historical aspect of this video, kinda reminds me of Wonder Hussy’s theme

Clicked as soon as I saw this 🔥🔥🔥