Dead Body Found Washed Onto Shore While Magnet Fishing!

Dead Body Found Washed Onto Shore While Magnet Fishing! Today while magnet fishing I found a dead body washed up onto shore!
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[@TheFisher]

Thank you so much for watching! I hope everyone has a great weekend ❤️

[@MM-zw8le]

👍YOU KNOW ✝️🌞Ⓜ️ !?

[@Medford_magnet_Fisher]

That was actually worth money because that's like a transformer so that's full of copper inside so you get different money for that so you keep that aside

[@skoobyj4315]

That dead body blew my mind!

[@jessicaalbright3736]

You keep saying you found dead bodies and you're gonna actually find one 😮

[@WojciechW-ee2gv]

1:08 Squeegee 2:04 Cable wire 3:33 Electrical wire 4:43 Scrap 5:25 The fishers joke about it being a sword 6:42 file 7:18 scrap 8:03 padlock 9:01 broken bucket😂 9:59 random holes😂😂 10:40 "Valve cover" 12:02 sonic ring 13:20 lamp part 14:19 factory window 15:02 Grafs Cola Can 16:05 Padlock 17:08 another cable 18:08 bolt cutter 19:40 scrap and a very cool lure Pls like this took a LOT of time!😅

[@lizbird9628]

Not gonna like the misleading title tho !!

[@rafepittenger7484]

The first electrical box you found is the ballast for the fluorescent lighting. The wire ends attach to the 2 prongs at each tube bulb.

[@1karlturgeon]

It attached to the tombstones

[@harrisonlewis6853]

What, jazzing up your channel. Dead body? Turns out it's a dead big carp.

[@bronwyndobbins282]

It's still a body.

[@gwenonken3174]

And it was unalive. Ha ha ha.

[@MagnetExplore-dg2fr]

Yea fr what

[@ThelifeofHaven-le6op]

What?

[@toasted4112]

You found a pot and a fish and didn't make soup what's up with that? Square link chain is usually used with conveyor belts. 3:37 ballast from a fluorescent light. 16:58 old brake fluid can. Excellent finds

[@johnfarish9305]

That is not a valve cover that is literally the top of the head on a flathead 4-cylinder an old motor

[@dongillette1777]

Exactly!!

[@johnfarish9305]

@@dongillette1777 still very cool

[@dongillette1777]

Yes it was!! Take care!

[@danhutson3460]

Great to see you & The Finding Family with you, Tyler. Be careful out there.

[@Leonards_life]

Just a suggestion Fisher....carry a wire brush with you. It won't hurt what you find to help clean off andy metal with writing on it!

[@aidanmartinez7552]

Calls 911:Yo we found a dead body 911:What’s your location? Gives location Police shows up Police tell them about some things

[@williammaddock9179]

You mean that dead fish? Because if there was another one, I missed it.

[@aidanmartinez7552]

@@williammaddock9179 Yea your probably right cause the thumbnail looks like a dead body And it’s a fake or real so I just put this

[@davidduvall4655]

That electrical piece at 4:00 is the Ballston from an old flourescent light. The egg shaped piece is a blade off an electric fan. That valve cover is the cylinder head off a 4 cylinder flat head engine. Looks a lot like an old Continental engine. The glass is security glass from old door.

[@nikkihughes29]

I've never been so early to a video!! Keep up the good work and never stop magnet fishing because you're so fun to watch!!

[@jamesmarshalla8565]

I’m sure glad you and Alex are back magnet hunting!! I needed a positive video to watch and Bam! The Fisher comes on!! Thanks again guys!!

[@jamesperkins4555]

The electric box looks like a ballast that came from a shop light that had fluorescent lights.

[@mona2046]

Always great to see you & Alex out there, thank you guys!!! 💖💖

[@tinabrewer_24ab12]

That wire with the plastic cones is for wheels for a cart or wagon. I know folks have said the conical listed can is break fluid can, but beer and soda pop came in the day in cans with a conical lid also.

[@TheCatAteMyShoe]

I just love your energy! You're like the Steve Irwin of magnet fishing.

[@DJD854]

Yeah you're back!!❤

[@alexmercier3964]

The beverage is a root beer flavored drink that originated in 1873 from John Graf. It stopped production in 2006

[@normajefferson3977]

I think that electrical box you found at the 4 min mark (approximately) is a capacitor. Love love watching you guys together. It’s fun you consistently entertain me with your sense of humour and imagination

[@shannonrickman7620]

I know you have put a gopro on the rope befor but have you ever thought about putting one on a extending paint pole so you could look at stuff when you get stuck on something to see what it is. Or maybe a waterproof camera on a extending pole to a monitor you can watch live.

[@crystalkita]

made myself a homemade sammich, grabbed a bag of chips, and some lemonade, and sat down to find you'd posted yet another video! great lunch break!

[@3cahill]

Cool fines! That Grafs pop can is back from the year 1956. Grafs Beverages Inc., Milw. Wisconsin.

[@normajefferson3977]

I think that electrical box you found at the 4 min mark (approximately) is a capacitor. Love love watching you guys together. It’s fun

[@DaxtonLee-sc6gu]

That’s crazy. And the fisher who makes those magnets like the company

[@user-fz8ow1dx3h]

I watch every video Tyler put out. Jazz or no jazz.. Can't believe ppl wanted to see a dead human body.. Wow.. Fisher don't need jazz.. Can't wait for the next video... Woop woop

[@chipdouglas9729]

Did you hear about someone magnet fishing in NYC and found a safe with $100.000 In It

[@carolmay5168]

Mudlarking is real big in England. The safes that they find are usually empty😩

[@LetsGetMagnetic]

Dude the people that found that safe they're so lucky I wonder if they sent it into Washington DC yet?

[@Wolverine2sweet]

I live in NYC, and I heard about it! That was a sweet find!

[@bronwyndobbins282]

It was $100,000.

[@Wolverine2sweet]

@@bronwyndobbins282 I knew what he meant

[@dawnh6235]

Great way to start the weekend with a new video! Its been a while, but im sure you're busy on the farm. I've been watching your shorts on here & Instagram. Have a great weekend!!!

[@donnamitchell7707]

Fantastic finds today Tyler, and Alex. Have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️🛠🔩🧲.

[@roseperryman3446]

Those chain link pieces are also used in mill that make flour from grains

[@moondog4313]

The electric box at 3:55 mark is a ballast for florescent lights, that Graf's cola can is from 1956

[@kylakoch6075]

5:32 the way he said it’s a sword like it was a everyday occurrence and he was just over it got me laughing

[@hgba1c]

Dead body so far - Kilroy the carp. RIP, Kilroy

[@skoobyj4315]

Dang Tyler! I cant believe you found that body. That freaked me out! I don't know if i will ever magnet fish again after seeing this. Its absolutely unbelievable and I still can't believe you found that dead body. Unbelievable! Keep up the good work keeping America clean. ❤

[@harrisonlewis6853]

The can looks like what brake fluid used to be sold in.

[@bobweiss9138]

Awesome job cleaning up the river ❤

[@thomasolsson3618]

I'll need that rubber thing to my window. Send it to Sweden. 😉

[@adambalderson]

I could never overthinking it but at 19:50 that piece of wood looks like a rifle stock. You can watch that part again and see for yourself.

[@user-hc3cv3wt1m]

Thank you

[@ErinLogan-gs5ki]

Another great find there Tyler. I love those old coke cans and/or bottles. Very interesting what year they came from ❤❤

[@ralphfoster6283]

Yay the Fisher is back on his channel. Alex was posting short videos but they really didn’t show much of his finds. Cheers! 🎉

[@realnikonlover6207]

Baby shower tomorrow for first Granddaughter arrival in August. She is getting a rope and magnet ASAP, to join big brother magnet fishing. 🎉😂👍🏻🎣

[@snivylove3996]

I remember the good ol’ file isle vids. Those early magnet fishing days for this channel. Lol!

[@daisymay4183]

What a great day of magnet fishing. Love the video Tyler😊

[@Hello-rn4sc]

Hello Tyler, GOD BLESS stay safe !!

[@Paula-gz9eu]

Hi Tyler and Alex 😊❤Another great video. Always nice to see you two out having an adventure on the waterways 😊❤ Some pretty cool finds you two caught. Tyler I would be interested to see what that metal box with the holes and writing on it is. Looks real interesting. Please keep us posted. Great job you two. Keep the videos coming. And thank you for cleaning the waterways.😊❤ Stay safe my friends.

[@hoganshero19]

It's an electrical ballast for an over head light system

[@user-dw5cg6tj5v]

You got me with the dead body🤣🤣🤣

[@Youkon604]

You should separate your scrap.You would get more money for it. Learn the different steel so you can get more.Buddy up with somebody at the scrap yard.You can teach you a little bit.That's what I did

[@harrisonlewis6853]

Cool, someone walking on bridge and throws metal over the side and you fish it out. No, not accusing you of some skullduggiery or baiting what you find.

[@phyllisvanhuss1190]

I was thinking about you this morning. The square chain is a type of conveyor line and the cheese grater looks like a cover for something that needs air circulation. Good to see you again ❤

[@edwinfleehearty8306]

That is a head off old time motor

[@garyholt369]

That black box with the wires was from a light fixture

[@hgba1c]

@17:00 That could’ve been an old cone top beer can, I suppose. The fuel additive Heet used to come in a blue can in that shape. My father worked at a service station part time when I was a kid, and they had the display of it by the cash register, along with Pennzoil, etc. Cone top beer cans went out in the 1930s or 1940s, methinks the waters of Wisconsin would’ve converted it to almost complete rust. I used to find very rusted cone tops sometimes in the forest parts of the park, absolutely no label left, just rust. If you somehow find an intact cone top beer can hold on to it, they can be worth $$$$

[@davidlee186]

so the carp was the dead body ? A little bait video.....

[@GhostfromCODW]

Didn't specify if it was a human...

[@MrChewred]

Bait videos when youtube is messing with your views is very acceptable. He didn't specify what body it was. Just good marketing.

[@beata3091]

Shut up , dead body is dead body

[@jessicamalone5932]

I agree

[@egujugapupfh7543]

​@@GhostfromCODW so fish body is a thing now???

[@debbiegoble9836]

@3:30 it's a balance box fits in the ceiling and it helps the lighting. I had to install them where I worked at once

[@geoffreyjones2000]

It's an old flat head, before valve covers ... 1920s-30s

[@halmyster95]

That Graf's Cola can has a history of origination in 1873 by John Graf. The image on the can is Grandpa Graf. 😁

[@kevinboles3561]

Dude the chain links are links from cogs on the drive from the factory. The square box with the wires was a ballast resistor for a florescent light. Love the channel.

[@cryptocrypto7738]

Be careful with that electrical lighting ballast some the old one contained PCBs

[@mullyjl]

You sound like Harold from Red Green! Love your voice!

[@charlesstarlin6354]

Awesome always cool stuff always thanks

[@alabamascrapper3965]

The first electrical box pulled up was a ballast of the light fixture

[@danperry3116]

The box with wires is a ballast for a florescent light.

[@lorienray6216]

That looks exactly like the can citronella oil goes in for my mosquito lights outside, identical. Last lure in my Grandfathers tackle box, probably around 1960’s or 70’s. Great video

[@samnewton5361]

That is for a Flat Head Four Cylinder Engine it’s the Main Head with the Hole’s for the Spark Plug’s it goes on the top of engine

[@richardwestern9546]

Hey Hey Superman how are you doing hope well, great video, lots of great finds stay safe and keep throwing your friend across the lakes Richard W.

[@davidmoffitt7297]

Love to watch your videos man !

[@BioCrusade98]

I know this info is a little late in coming, but the Graf's Cola can is a Milwaukee Wisconsin 1950's variant. They also produced root beer.

[@EmmaTompkins-nv4tq]

I love your videos so much I even got inspired to magnet fish it is so fun

[@oleradiodudea.m.4735]

15:45 Graf's Cola (Can at least 55 years old) The origins of Grandpa Graf's root beer date back to 1873, when John Graf Sr first brewed the root beer and beer on S. 22nd Street and West Greenfield Avenue. in Milwaukee. In the 1930s, Graf's moved to S. 41st Street and W. Greenfield Ave. in West Milwaukee. In the early years, Graf then formed his own company, Graf Beverages, which produced a variety of soft drinks. Graf continued to brew soft drinks, but his root beer is remembered the most. Graf's image is still on the can of root beer. His legacy was passed onto his son after his death in 1930, when his daughter, Sylvia Graf, assumed presidency of the company. When she died in 1963, Lawrie O. Graf took over the company. Lawrie Graf was known for his creative engineering skills and his education in chemistry at Marquette University, and helped the company achieve a national status. Lawrie Graf continued to run the company until 1968, when he sold the company to P & V Atlas. P & V Atlas sold Graf products to Canada Dry,[when?] which, in turn, sold Graf to A. J. Canfield in 1984. Canfield was subsequently purchased by Select Beverages, which was later purchased by the Dr Pepper Snapple Group.

[@CandidProductions]

What fishing magnet do you use?

[@CottonCloudsOffical]

This guys awesome! ✨

[@bigjarn]

factory light ballast and the tube sockets.

[@contentcreations6810]

You literally are a living legend

[@LetsGetMagnetic]

He definitely is the legend I hope to reach that status one day

[@wpewingman5135]

That Graf’s Cola is a root beer flavored drink that currently can be purchased in eastern and northern Wisconsin. It originated in 1873

[@waltermalone4757]

That is a cylinder head for a flat head engine used for a trotline weight.

[@Anthony-cd6sh]

My brother worked on my car and agreed to take my brute 360 in exchange. Hope I get another for Christmas!

[@johnfranta6937]

What you got was a fluorescent tube light ballast, a starter, and two prong tube light ends that you plug the tube into. I don’t think that the ballast will bring in any money (I could be wrong.) How ever it’s good to get it out of the river.

[@KenSch2020]

That electrical box with the wires coming out of it. That would be a fluorescent light ballast. The white plastic ends is where the bulbs would connect.

[@helixhippie]

Does Alex pay money for that haircut?

[@annaknight7575]

Awesome video. 😊

[@terryosz8458]

3:47 that's a transformer for a light old style florescent

[@deionsharpe5139]

C'mon Tyler, DEAD fish 🐠🐟 c'mon man , thought you meant a person, NOT A FISH, WOW

[@TheFisher]

I knew you’d figure it out! 😉

[@deionsharpe5139]

@@TheFisher sorry about that, hope I didn't piss you off 😎

[@paulettek3682]

Yay, another Tyler and Alex video! I always laugh when you guys get a piece of glass with chicken wire embedded. That was considered reinforced glass when I was a kid, 50+ yrs ago. It was on the achool doors and most doors that had a window in an outside commercial building. I think it was to make it harder to break in, but also kept the glass together so there weren't glass shards. Probably they hadnt invented safety glass yet?

[@mikenauer2403]

graf soda ran from 1886-1980s there was lemon lime cherry grape cola

[@phannagan1able]

Not a valve cover. It is a 4 cylinder flat head

[@mikehigginbotham585]

Yeah that glass with a chicken wire in there is safety glass it is more than likely than it was in a factory as thick as that was

[@malcolmlegg9964]

I like the views,do you do Any more ice Fishing,that's good watching

[@jesshowler9904]

What was produced in the factory? Did you guys research it afterwards?

[@dianeher4567]

The Grafs Cola can u found is from 1960s

[@242bettydennis3]

Good job guys love watching you two keep it up

[@glennterry5476]

That's from a Florence light.

[@barbaragravely920]

I caught u in the act hehehe Magnet king love ya Tyler great finds . Take care my friend be safe with all this weather nightmare. Barbie .HAPPY FATHERS DAY Tyler this Sunday have de best day makin memories with Owen

[@johnmcelhenny2121]

for a light that is the transformer to get the light on

[@louiswelrod]

The large piece of metal with a wire tied on it (11:30) is not a valve cover. It is an engine head.

[@Medford_magnet_Fisher]

That's a ballast from a fluorescent light fixture from the factory

[@scottdillow8825]

That valve cover thing is a flathead v8 cylinder head

[@joewilson5157]

Keep being you brother. Good content as always.

[@Horseyperson12]

The carp was the dead body. 😊

[@sandman4384]

Good day thanks again guys so much