Absolutely Loaded JACKPOT Magnet Fishing $1,000,000 Mansions!

[@TheFisher]

Thank you so much for watching ❤️ should we come back to this spot?! 🤔

[@karenriegle1852]

Yes

[@mona2046]

YES!!!

[@ArleneKing-ob7xr]

Hi Marie and Glen and everyone. Look forward to a good show as it alway is. ❤

[@phyllisvanhuss1190]

Most definitely 😂

[@MrCaissed]

I’m 60 years young and some of the stuff you’ve pulled out of these rivers I’ve seen before. But some of it ( duh )not a clue. It’s some fun way to go back in time. Called a junction box that’s used to move wires.

[@BoldLion]

Most definitely! Love you guys!

[@seanchunkthomas8776]

Absolutely mental the amount of stuff coming from there. Definitely worth more visits in the future

[@3cahill]

It's possible that leg piece came of a cast iron stove. Man awesome finds!

[@sherrilyons193]

I thought that leg might be from a old ottoman.

[@barbaragravely920]

LOL I do agree with that comment it could have been that old stove @@sherrilyons193

[@glennthomas7435]

You should do a little old fashioned researching at the Library and copy some 1900's maps of your area to locate where factories were located on the rivers and where really old bridges used to be but are no longer there.

[@lucieleimbach]

Watch a catch pun intended. I always love watching you and Alex. Say hi to Owen. 🧲🎣

[@vickiwood9192]

An antique SARGENT {star} mortise lock. If it were complete, it would sell for $40-50. Good find.

[@hrhs63]

Three of their items were parts of old door locks. The old house which I grew up in had a huge iron lock and the key was about 4-5 inches long!!!! The door bell was round and fit flush to the middle of the front door. You turned the key in the middle of it and it rang! (Wish I had those now.) the light switches were all push buttons.

[@mona2046]

Dudes!!!!!!!🤯🤯🤯 Incredible relics, guys, mind-blowing!!!!!!! Thank you, Tyler & Alex💖💖

[@mona2046]

🤣🤣🤣"I got somethin, or somethin's got me"😆Watching now... 💖

[@DeeSomeone-mq7kr]

@ 14:17, what looks like twisted metal, kinda like someone twisted old metal coat hangers together,could possibly be an old antique rug beater. (Before wall to wall carpeting and vacuums, people had throw rugs, they'd take them.out to the clothesline and literally beat them with...well..rug beaters. I know, because my great grandma made me do this chore when I was a kid. Great way to get your frustrations out! 🤣, they're worth money.

[@davidross5169]

I hope you are making door stops out of some of those awesome artafacts!!!!!

[@sherrymartin2017]

The cast iron thing you call a mini fry pan is actually an item you hang in your kitchen . 💛💜🥰

[@phyllisvanhuss1190]

My goodness Tyler! What a haul. You take so much out of these small patches of the rivers. Just think of all the treasures left unfound😮❤

[@TheFisher]

I wonder all the time what’s non magnetic that my magnet is just sliding right past! Thank you for watching ❤️

[@TheGingerGem]

That's a heavy load!! You guys built a wall between you lol. I remember well the day u went in for your magnet. I recall one step took you under and if I remember correctly all you said as u hurried out was " nope nope nope.nope nope" lol I think it was still pretty cold and there was still some ice along the shore line. Certainly a memorable trip lol. Thanks for another great day on the water!! Being laid up with this broken leg is havoc on my mental health and your videos help so much!!

[@lanagrahamntx]

Absolutely!! Keep coming back. I'm just waiting til you decide to get your scuba diving certification.

[@annaknight7575]

Awesome video!!!! You found some really things 🙂. Thank you for sharing all your treasures with us 😊 can't wait to see what you have for us next time 😊. Please remember to have fun and stay safe 🙂

[@ISEEALL326]

Heck yeah bro!

[@kellieH420MFer]

Parts of an old iron stove, amazing to see what you find.😲

[@j53bell]

A great day for y'all...love you and Alex.❤

[@BrianAchterberg928]

5:57 That is another type of Log Pike that the Log Pusher’s would use to move and sort logs when they were floating logs down the river to the saw mill.

[@contentcreations6810]

You are literally the craziest and most exciting KZbinr to watch.

[@montydewitt547]

Good finds! That with a key hole is part of an old rim lock for a door.

[@KeishaBrady-gd8xt]

Hey Tyler that thing you you found is a fishing leader which can be used to go saltwater fishing

[@maryg3143]

Awesome day fishing! And, Alex was along today, too. It's always fun to watch you both fishing and the things you guys come up with to say is really funny.

[@laurierudolph]

Shakespeare fishing rods were made in Kalamazoo Michigan. In 1896 William Shakespeare Jr wanted to improve on existing fishing reels so he came up with a device for winding fishing line evenly back on the spool. He patented the level-wind reel and his new design was superior to anything on the market. The Shakespeare Ugly Stik GX2 is great for anyone getting into freshwater fishing. The value and durability for the price are unbeatable.

[@patifagan6774]

I love your and Alex’s videos. Make me laugh.keep them comin’

[@daisymay4183]

The hook tool is probably a logging tool along with the huge saw blade. I love the door plates and the scroll iron piece. I do remember those videos for back in the day. What a load you guys caught. Loved the video😊

[@Juls716]

Door plates are absolutely gorgeous! I hope Tyler restores them. ❤

[@dawnfontaine4022]

Can you do a behind the scenes short video about yourself, giving us your fans the whole scoop about the why you like magnet fishing?

[@mostyle66]

The fishing device is a crappie jigs where you have 3-4 hooks hanging off it so it doesn’t get twisted up or tangled! Wow you guys super scored today!

[@mostyle66]

Caught the dew in the end! Cheers!

[@I_collect_Barbies]

I love this KZbin channel there suspense and good suspense of what he’s got a find

[@TheFisher]

❤️

[@marthayoung5085]

AWESOME VIDEO!!😊

[@eileenmisseijer261]

Wow...nice haul guys!

[@dawnh6235]

You guys definitely have to go back. So much cool stuff! Thank you for another great video. I'll be waiting for the next!

[@roseblite6449]

Like always, a ton of bicycles. Like you said, probably stolen and thrown into river. Seen those Logging Hooks on your channel before, at least similar to that one. They still make those single egg pans, I have at least one in the kitchen. 2 person saw, nice. 1950's or 1960's wheelbarrow, have a Barn Find of one so I know that is what it is. Rather old Door Latch/locks y'all keep finding. So nice watching what y'all pull up, love your videos.

[@Justgotdunwithwork]

Was waiting to see some of my lures I lost over by the kayak launch lol Great vid as always!

[@ibthewink1]

You and Alex both found "external" door latches. The one you found appears to also have a lock on it. We used to have that type of latch on a few of our doors. If you can clean them up and make them work, they're probably worth a bit of cash.

[@MG2000MDPHD]

Pretty sure the thing with the star is a mortise door latch for old timey door knobs. The door knob would have a threaded "stick" that slides into that square hole on the box with the star, then the other knob would screw onto the other side to the door's width/thickness. Some Baldwin locks made today are similar.

[@atotaltrip5356]

Omg that looks like an old cast iron stove 😳🤯😍🥰

[@figment3242]

Thanks for sharing! Yes you should go back 🎣 Have a great weekend!

[@dankilbury1388]

I love your channel. I wonder if the stuff you find might have traveled down the river due to freezing and thawing of the shorelines? I bet it could travel miles over years of freezing and thawing, delivering shoreline goodies way down river.

[@donnapadgett6583]

What a haul ya'll made. Absolutely crazy 🤪. That boat is so full😊

[@aliceschwartz9251]

Love love love each and every video! ❤☮️

[@staylor5687]

That little cast iron pan can be purchased today around the holidays in most Walmart stores, K-Mart, etc. They come now with a cookie mix so that you can bake a single-servicing cookie for yourself. I have bought two of them in the past. The cookies aren't all that to write home about, but you still have a small cast iron pan for single service eggs!!

[@karenharvey7197]

Those are larger than the one he found. I think it's an ashtray. I have seen many of these in my lifetime.

[@donnamitchell7707]

Excellent finds today Tyler, and Alex. You got so much that you almost couldn't move in the boat. You should go back there. How is the farm coming along? Have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️.

[@TheFisher]

It’s coming along great! I will give an update sooner or later ❤️ thank you so much for watching 😊

[@donnamitchell7707]

@@TheFisher That's great to hear. It looks like a beautiful property, just needing some fixing. I love old farms. I bet Owen is loving it there. Talk with you soon my friend 🙂⚘️.

[@Juls716]

26:15 goes to an old stove. We used to have a cream and green Alcazar gas stove with one of those on the side of it. (Spoon rest is what we used it for) Comes off for easy cleaning.

[@sheilawilson9563]

The items you thought were part of an old end table are actually parts of an antique wood burning stove. They have the decorative legs and grills.

[@Johnnydoxx]

Here's an alternate explanation to other comments, for the 'one-egg pan'. It could have been used to melt chunks of lead, and then the melted lead poured into molds to make fishing sinkers. My dad used to do that. Its thickness and its cast-iron metal suggests that usage, more than it suggests cooking eggs or baking cookies, which likely would be thinner metal. Just a guess based on the old days.

[@Q-gc2rk]

My mother had one about that size. It sat over a small frame and she used it for melting butter

[@davidbudy6256]

Star brand door hardware

[@nomadiavan6560]

Cookies without the lead please.

[@corki8792]

Lol my uncle had an ashtray that was a cast iron skillet...

[@barbaragravely920]

LOL those were used back then . Thanks For this note?

[@AmyFerkel]

Mini frying pan is from antique cast iron "Queen" toy stove set. Then later on you start pulling out a full size real cast iron stove/oven. Amazing!

[@cindyshipp4124]

Absolutely Jackpot! What a fun day for you two. Love watching your videos.

[@PamelaNichols-re8ne]

Good one Tyler and Alex. Interesting things along the concrete wall. I saw your video where you nearly drowned. If I remember correctly it was winter and very cold. Don't do that again.😆

[@karenstringer8266]

Some great and big finds lots of weight hope u get some good money for it all gl

[@crystaljeanveaunorthernlig3627]

21:43 the container looks like a bike bell to me 😊

[@mikaelaringsen5104]

I love your videos and because of you i started magnet fishing in finland love you ❤❤❤❤

[@mella314]

Back in the late 1960's and 70's kids would build wooden rafts to take rides on. Sometimes they would take their bikes and skateboards with them as they had no where to store them. Then a big boat would come by and swamp the raft and send the bikes overboard.

[@GalsOutwestTreasureHunting]

Crazy amount of stuff and some really unique things. Great spot.

[@nomadiavan6560]

Another great video. I sure look forward to these videos. Would love to see your collection of treasures at you home. Maybe you could open up an antique store with all your finds.

[@copperbeagle1]

This was a great haul. I would for sure come back to this spot. Love your vids Tyler. Better than Netflix.

[@marcweir9204]

Love you guys

[@TheFisher]

Thank you so much for watching! ❤️

[@cheshirecat1534]

The "cup" is a crayfish condo. Lol

[@charlesstarlin6354]

Awesome always cool stuff always thanks 😎

[@joanntrenary6242]

You're going to need a bigger boat!!😀😀😀

[@nomadiavan6560]

Ya, I think he needs to charter a boat and have tours for magnet fishing.

[@ralphfoster6283]

Hi Taylor That one tool that had a threaded bolt in it is a flywheel puller that screws into the flywheel to pop it off. Cheers! 🎉

[@reneeritchie-gazarkiewicz9644]

You also have to remember that when there's been spring thaws. That there's been ice jams & heavy down pouring storms water levels can over the shorelines or banks. Can you imagine the water pressure that lifts stuff off the bottom & deposits on the banks of the river. Then when there is severe flooding that will lift stuff out of yards & carry stuff miles & miles of river.

[@lindashipman8253]

The cast-iron pieces are parts of an old wood-burning stove, I believe.

[@patriciareed6618]

Great finding Yall 👌 😊

[@angeliabrownwood9940]

Love watching you guys working together again what is the white stuff on top of the water is it snow

[@Chaedron1]

Looks like you found the local bike dumping ground, lol! I had an idea that you might be interested in doing. Have you ever though about casting some of the miscellaneous stuff you find in resin? Not the stuff you can restore, but things that look cool but can't be used anymore or isn't collectible. I don't have an example, but it was just thought since you pull up some random interesting stuff sometimes. Also, those little books might be devotionals used for prayer, definitely worth trying to resore. Great video! Catch ya next time!

[@kellyschroeder7437]

Awesome finds !!! 💙💙✝️✝️🧲🎣

[@HelpMeRhonda62]

Chris Farley had his lunch down by the river😂

[@lastone8896]

Cash Money Baby

[@corki8792]

Alex , you should clean those two boxes up..think you have something there. The little round box that fisher found looks like a tape measure.

[@karenhartman6038]

The square pieces you and Alex found look like old post office box doors.

[@rationalbushcraft]

I think the book looking thing is a very old lever lock. You don't see them used anymore in the US but a lot of overseas countries still use them. They are actually pretty secure today not because they are not easy to pick but because there are few people who know how to pick them and it takes special tools to do so.

[@authjw]

Yes, i think it may be a rim lock

[@jnancy-pants3957]

Old door locks

[@242bettydennis3]

I love watching you two having so much fun

[@robondy]

You guys are gonna need a 2nd truck and a barge to tow behind your boat to carry all the stuff you're pulling up.

[@dlyall26]

One of these trip you guys should find a really fancy type of ring that looks like a 2 to 3 piece ring that connects together and has diamonds tightly embedded on it. The ring will also have a small chain linking it all together. That is what my dream showed me last night and the place you will find it chill also be some keys lying on the ground loosely around that ring

[@keithkuhn6404]

small pans like than, could be used to melt lead as old time calk. The square piece that Alex has is an old door lock, and the square old is for the door knob (Not a key hole). I have some in my house. Taken apart and cleaned up, could dell, but probably not worth effort. A lot of those case iron plates (with hooks) are probably off an old stove.

[@patprop74]

16:08 That little pan is probably part of a single cookie batter mix and pan set, usually see those around Christmas time.

[@fraxinus86]

This one-egg pan is actually a butter pan. You melt butter in it and then pour it over fish or potatoes. 😄The book looking part with the door latch is an old box lock. The square hole in it is for attaching the knobs or handles from both sides of the door.

[@davidturk6170]

Star on door latch.is probably decorative.

[@rosegilliland1845]

Very good finds today for you both. Keep going back.

[@tinamortensen1220]

The wire around another wire is part of a box springs or matress😂. The edge you sit on.

[@brendaclaar9206]

Wow, you and Alex hit the jackpot with either bikes or anchors... And lures...lol

[@goatmagnetics5299]

I think that boat is perfect for you. Because it's called the fishermen.

[@ECRDFishing]

Nice video! That strange Crankbait at 23:28 is a Rapala Scatter Rap Husky Jerk. Rare!

[@mikehigginbotham585]

I believe your little round container with a table on it is a tape measure

[@muhdnasyrankhan9014]

Always love your videos & those positive vibes ☺️

[@WingmanJohnny]

Cool stuff little brother. Keep up the great work

[@richardbaumeister466]

Correction, It is not a piston head, Just Piston, 21:39 belt mounted key chain reel like janitors use. I think all of those cast iron pieces are from an old coal or oil stove.

[@philipstephan5451]

The white bmx bike, i cant remember the brand name but i do remember the frame design. It was an expensive bike back in the day. Love the videos and the finds. Stay safe cheers.😊

[@stephenmartini5890]

A lot of what you guys find may have entered the water 20 miles upstream from where you are finding it. Always realize the power of water as in a fast moving river, flood waters when in water is high after a heavy rain or storm. If floods can move cars, trucks, then, those bikes and such were no match to just being in one place back in the day. Wild current, submerged logs, trees can quickly move tons of debris.

[@txsunshinecowgirl]

i love your videos, i think you going to need a bigger boat lol,, i also wanted a pontoon frame and weld a smoker and a recliner and fish for days

[@ninapaulette159]

the item you found at 21:29 is a old bike bell from the 50's

[@joannefazenbaker1448]

You and alex are pulling apart an old wood stove. The leg, the grill, the flaps that hold pans. The squares are antique door locks. They use skeletal keys. Yes, come back!

[@peggyr2984]

I’ll bet those are parts of a Double Star wood burning parlor stove.

[@davidduvall4655]

The little book like pieces are old mortise locks for dpors. The entire piece would be mortised intobthe door. Some of then were quite ornate even if they were never seen.

[@michaelgatford6194]

Wow, you guys, what a haul. Team Tylex does it again. Those square things look like door locks?

[@susantiffany2355]

Mini iron pan is ashtray. Keep on fishing‼️ 🐟🐠🐟🐟🐠🐟🐟🐠🐟

[@edwardtraylor3984]

That tiny skillet is most likely an ash tray. I've seen them before back in the 70s on restaurant tables.

[@davidturk6170]

“Coffee table leg could be a wood stove leg.

[@WendyLentz-w4r]

Lol I like your laugh Fisher!!!