I Found a Gun Underwater While Scuba Diving! (CALLED POLICE)

[@DALLMYD]

My next video will be uploaded soon! I'll be uploading consistently for the remainder of the year

[@OFFICIALBANANAREPUBLIC]

Cant wait❤

[@MyiniaArt]

Hey Jake please get in touch with Roman Atwood he is in Ohio and need a guide how to magnet fishing and YOU are the best ❤😅@RealLifeRoman

[@Preppys-Mickinly47]

😆omg 😱Hiiiiiiiiii ❤

[@1Ese0Pepito7]

Can’t wait for the next video and also welcome back bro🫡💪🏻

[@hybrid3059]

@@DALLMYD IM READYYYY

[@MsUltrafox]

Glass ampules are used for dangerous substances so be VERY careful with them. The liquid could be toxic or corrosive or maybe even both.

[@PippiFarm-w3s]

Thanks for the warning! I’ll definitely be super careful with those glass ampules. But honestly... right when he released the fish, I couldn’t help but think about something else. That moment hit me hard. It made me realize, not only do I respect him, but damn, lol, I fell for him right then and there! 😅 The way he confidently released that fish into the water, 0:56 the calmness and strength-it just did something to my heart. I couldn’t help it. He’s not just handling the situation, he’s the person I want to be around. Who knew that something so simple could make me fall for him so fast? Sometimes love sneaks up on you in the most unexpected ways!

[@alt666]

Those glass things with pointed tips might have something dangerous inside so be careful. Some of the science youtubers i follow sometimes keep their chemicals in stuff like that.

[@RealLuciaCat]

The legend is back!! Also, it's so nice of you to help that poor fish.

[@chadmcmillan1907]

Thank you Jake for doing the right thing and turning in the gun you found to the local police! That is awesome of you, you might have been a huge help to them in catching a criminal!

[@michelleflippin1808]

That fish swam off so darn fast!!! He was crazy!!! Thank you for saving him!!! It's always so sad to me when I am fishing and the line gets snagged like that. Not that I have lost a fish but that I may have condemned it to a slow painful death just like the fish you just found and saved. You rock!!

[@everythinginlife6155]

"sombody smokin dope, good lawd" shit has me rolling bro

[@notwoke1993]

the catfish release was soo cool.

[@sufyanabbasi483]

Hi Jake! I love the return to the classic format of quiet, meditative treasure hunting! This one in particular was full of interesting drama and curious finds, easily one of your best ever videos! Thanks for keeping the river clean and saving small lives ❤

[@MattTheComputerGeek]

Those glass ampoules could contain chemicals that are something hazardous/poisonous. Being a clear liquid dose not mean its water.

[@emmavik-fredriksson640]

Yes, I got so nervous seeing him shove all the things together with the tubes. It could very dangerous if it breaks

[@guildig1]

I agree I worked in a microchip building like Motorola and they told us treat all liquids as if they are dangerous

[@ViThePrincess]

Every time I’ve seen them they’ve had very dangerous things in them and I had a panic moment when you just threw the container.

[@kevinevans5351]

Yeah, like others have commented those vial may likely contain poisonous, caustic, highly reactive chemicals. As a suggestion, i would look up your local college/university and speak to whoever is in charge of the chemestry departments. See if they can identify it and update us in a video short or make a long video of them going through the process. Sometimes those chemicals will instantly boil off and become gaseous once the vial is cracked. It would be very interesting to see what they have to say. Otherwise i would hit up the local hazmat disposal site and drop them off if they will permit it. Under no circumstances would I open them. Glad to see a new video Jake! Hope you are doing well!

[@kaymillify]

when ya dont post for a while we get worried about you glad your ok and still around :)

[@colinboneham7387]

Jake great to have you back man, we all need some alone time.

[@mortezayousefi1043]

Greetings to you. Hello, in the first video, you saw a fish with a fishing hook stuck in its mouth. Thank you very much for helping that fish and removing the fishing hook from its mouth. This may be a natural and simple task. But many of us animal lovers and environmentalists are very happy, thank you for this beautiful and pleasant work🥰

[@mayboys6529]

“Somebody smokin dope, Good Lord” 😂😂

[@Landonandcolton]

Thanks for helping the environment

[@RnVjayBZb3V0dWJl]

The sealed glass bottles are chemical (most likely) and they are sealed for a reason as they tend to be quite dangerous. I would throw it away by letting a company dealing with "chemicals" handle it :P. However, whatever you do, do NOT break the bottles. Best to wrap it in protective soft stuff to prevent it from actually breaking

[@Vault57]

12:31 What makes you think that's water inside those ampules? It could be carbon tetrachloride or any other colorless chemical harmful or benign. Carbon tetrachloride used to be sealed in glass ampules to be used as a fire extinguishing agent. But it is really nasty stuff, readily absorbed through the skin, and a carcinogen. I would advise you to find out more about those and refrain from breaking them.

[@jamesmilner9464]

Probably because they were sat at the bottom on a river 😂

[@conniefurger4963]

OMG JAKE!!! I've been waiting for this since I first watched your last video 3 months ago. I've gone back and watched almost everyone of your videos since!!! Looking forward to many more 💙

[@bettebruce2277]

So happy to see you again. I’m glad you were able to take the time you needed for yourself. Love to Treasure. I’m sure she has been a comfort.

[@FloridaWaterAdventures]

13:40 "Do you think it's a potential murder weapon?". Every gun is a potential murder weapon. LOL

[@CAL_IN_THESE_COMMENTS]

Meaning do you think it's been used.

[@PhilomenaMerritt-e5e]

I could watch these videos for hours!

[@smilysht238]

that is likely not water inside those Ampoules please do not break them without proper chemical protection

[@StubbyPhillips]

Indeed. Some *VERY* dangerous stuff is stored that way. I'd turn it over to a university lab or hazmat specialist.

[@jimchiro3459]

The fish say thank you for saying my life😅

[@stephenking9914]

Watching your underwater videos is a kind of therapy.. i find them relaxing lol

[@randystalnaker6700]

Lol...me thinks everyone has missed you Jake, WELCOME BACK😂😂😂

[@benscramlin4102]

Jake love seeing you back. Mental struggles are real but we can't give into it. As a shirt I have says "Don't let the hard days win"

[@thesnackthatsmilesback9717]

I actually mailed you a letter a couple years ago, and you sent me one back with some treasure you found. I just randomly remembered this, but thank you for making me smile so much then. I still love your content!

[@WhotfPooted]

"Somebody smokin dope!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@George-xl9bz]

I saw a pair of those glass tubes inside a safe door to mix and make a caustic gas if the safe was tampered with. Caution advised.

[@CaptainCrip]

Jake, I've been a Master Captain on large vessels in the oil field for 45 years. I want to thank you AND your buddies for wearing a flotation device EVERY time you get in the water or on a boat. I've retrieved too many bodies from guys that would be here after an accident and wound up in the water, some couldn't swim and others could swim but were injured too much to be able to swim. I wear an auto inflate at work or when on any boat, but I looked up the HYDE product and will purchase one for when I'm scuba diving or just playing in the water. Thank you guys for being SAFE! I also carry one in my truck due to living around water all my life, and if someone winds up in a bayou, I have a work vest and my inflatable in case someone drives off a bridge or winds up in the bayous. I've retrieved bodies of guys who jumped off a foreign ship in the Mississippi south of New Orleans, they just wanted to live in America, and if they just had a flotation device their dream just might have happened. Stay safe!

[@PenneySounds]

I only just recently saw a video talking about how sealed glass vials like that are used to contain certain highly toxic chemicals for laboratory use or are sometimes kept in science classrooms for educational purposes. If those are still sealed, there is something in there that is very dangerous. Definitely find someone equipped to handle toxic materials. I wish I could remember exactly what video it was I saw about it.

[@audreystickney1813]

So glad to see you back my husband and I were talking about you last weekend. Praying all is going great 🤍

[@RemoGuppy]

Careful with those ampoules! It’s generally the most dangerous things sealed in glass like that!

[@kingwendell7445]

"Good lord somebody smoke in dope!" LMAO i haven't heard it called dope since i was 10 😂😂😂

[@DALLMYD]

When I was editing I thought I'd leave that clip in lol

[@daniellassander]

Those two glass cylinders are called ampules and they are used to store chemicals, sometimes very dangerous chemicals that kind that will kill you, do not open them. I dont know of the proper channels to go through to dispose of them safely, the content may look like water but its probably not unless they are broken.

[@FlyingOrangeTree]

seeing as they had trapped air id assume closed/unbroken. but yea id say do not open them

[@boerieza]

There's no way that the liquid in those vials is safe. Definitely take the suggestion to a lab or university for study. That looks seriously dangerous.

[@JaeTeezz]

I love how there's always a bunch of awesome things even after a couple months 😂

[@MarilynB-y2q]

I really miss your videos but I understand taking time off. Good to see you and Kendall are still together. Hope to see more videos.

[@Cosmodjinn]

Those sealed glass vials (ampoules) could be anything. Usually you only store chemicals in ampoules like that when they are very volatile, toxic, reactive, or a combination thereof. Be careful if you decide to open one, it may not be water (perhaps deuterated water, but ampoules of that usually come in sizes of 1-2 mL, those look like >10 mL).

[@DeeHermanson]

I just commented the same. I couldn't think of the name. Thank you! You nailed it. Them could be nasty!!

[@user-mf6wg9wo3y]

YOUR SO NICE!!! Thank you for saving the fish.😊

[@f4alse_real1ty]

The glass vials are used to store chemicals like bromine or other things

[@TiemanJeni]

I would have given the cops the vials also

[@IllHDthisguy]

@@TiemanJenithey wouldn’t have done nun with that.

[@Wildest_Wahoo]

Regarding those glass tubes: They used to make these fire extinguisher bulbs like that kind of. I’ve never seen them in that shape, but basically a glass ball full of chemicals that would extinguish a small fire. Not the type of chemicals you want to get on you or breath. I could be wrong about it. But either way I doubt it’s water if it’s sealed shut.

[@MattLukass]

he would be lucky if thats all they were, chemicals that react violently to moisture are sometimes transported like that

[@ten98media]

thanks for saving that catfish, that was so sweet

[@connie4937]

Thank you for saving the fishie!! I’m sure he was relieved to be rid of that hook ♥️

[@SandieBrecken-ik9uk]

It's always great to see you posting again 👍👍👍👍

[@Havyoo]

Jake, I’m so glad you posted again! If you need to take time off for yourself do it!

[@swagman556]

First time watching a DALLMYD video in 8 YEARS! So interesting to see what’s changed and what hasn’t. You still got the same dive knife. You’re still getting in that same river and you’re still improving what belongs to everybody! I love watching the effort you put into your life and work.

[@vivilaineroosen]

that screen thingy looked like it was straight out of Bioshock xD the bottle is one of my fave finds, def looking cool.

[@elazharytoufik7746]

i love this guys so humble and good person from morocco

[@carpman1carpman154]

Nice one jake, mother nature will always look after you 🙏💯

[@ak50540]

The glass tubes probably have chemicals in them.... Don't open in a confined space... I would take them to a chemist.

[@paulmadairy4452]

The vial looking things are called ampoules, and they are usually flame sealed, which would definitely be water tight. I don't know what is in them, but the ones I have seen have contents meant to be injected into people or animals. That is not water!!!

[@BigFuryGamer]

The two glass cylinders are flame-sealed, which could mean that there are chemicals inside. I would be very sceptical.

[@divexplore21]

So many soft plastic fishing lures, thank you for the clean up! Cool gun, found only replicas myself so far. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@MsNoPixel]

Im ngl the catfish looked freaked but then when he realized you were here to help chilled out after you grabbed him.

[@jessicasweet6468]

He's baaaaaack

[@alanhinkel420]

Good to have you back Jake. Hope you’re doing well.

[@AlainaOats241]

7:24 bro forgot the other lure there 😢

[@stevecollett901]

Those glass ampules are usually used to store harmful liquids.

[@Nopee_Nopersun]

I was thinking the same thing. I’ve ever seen them with mercury in them.

[@Nopee_Nopersun]

*only ever

[@TheDualCruiser]

I am so glad to see your doing well!

[@clarebe4177]

Omg I’ve never seen you come across a live fish caught on a hook underwater! Haha that was great 😃

[@jc9301]

Good to see ya back! Have those vials checked at your local university.

[@coenielandman9941]

i just love ur energy man , u are the treasure do not ever change

[@nancey858]

Nice to see you back at it....river is beautiful when clean

[@ChewyLocos210]

The Sheriff knows good weed when he smells it 😂.

[@DALLMYD]

Haha

[@jeffkuipers1030]

nice to have you back i missed ya.

[@jeanjones7486]

Jake, you are the terrific young do bee! Keep up your fantastic work. Merry Christmas to you and yours!

[@RosemaryPierce-s7h]

So glad to see you. Always miss you. You okay, you don’t seem like yourself.

[@ValerieGreen-c4c]

I love your videos and you almost always find at least one golf ball. Keep on doing what you’re doing and great job cleaning up the waterways!

[@DALLMYD]

That’s very true haha and thank you!

[@hydroxv212]

those sealed glass cylinders are usually used for chemicals, could be harmful if they were to break as it may not be water in there.

[@smallmiraclesgarage622]

Them glass vials are prob dangerous as hell thats why they are sealed in glass like that, DONT BUST THEM OPEN

[@chaossst6386]

talk about a change over the years i first found you doing trolling gta videos like 10 years ago, now your doing underwater scuba diving and i find that cool, man when from gaming to irl content what a twist. love your vids

[@1SeanBond]

A fantastic view! Appreciate your efforts and quality content you post Jake! Ty for taking us along with you on this adventure! Cheers to continued success, health and happiness! 🤝✌️💫

[@Erkkiii]

Police: Woow thats crazy man🙂 Dallmyd: Police is definetely shocked🤯😱

[@ryenann]

Glad to see you posted again its been a while

[@vancity2349]

Another great Video Jake. Some of those lures looked like they alive or moving...lol

[@denikoboroda]

The glass containers may have chemical reagents contained, if it is glass, the reagents are probably chemically active, so exercise caution when handling them

[@wmonster]

I miss these videos Jake, I remembered watching your videos was you finding your first pistol and the serial number was scratched off. Can’t wait for more!

[@sandiethompson2802]

Your videos are the ones that I first watched on here. Then I fell in love with the videos and found others. But I sure have missed yours I am so glad to see you are back

[@wowzanpakutou]

12:35 those are ampoules, used to seal chemicals, usually ones that give off fumes from my knowledge.

[@jamespaxton2356]

danger lol; could be carbon tetra chloride (deadly) or worse.

[@FlyingOrangeTree]

@@jamespaxton2356 could be cesium (jk)

[@jamespaxton2356]

@@FlyingOrangeTree cesium would be a solid at that temperature, but can you imagine?! That'd be f'n scary, an unsuspecting hobby diver breaks a tube of cesium under water..... 👀💥

[@ericapoyser6549]

Hey nice to see you again am here watching a video with you and Jordan n my TV and see your notification come in n my phone so am watching this video n my phone sml I love your videos always putting a smile on my face ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@vs-ww7cb]

I was., who this? Then i watched. Glad to have you back my brother. Gun meh, you saved mr fish. 😅

[@-Cece]

@9:41 - my favorite find! Those are a nice pair.

[@contentcreations6810]

Oh boy I’m getting so hyped to see your finds

[@thearchiver9753]

Man, i'm following your videos as i found the one with mortar shells some months ago. Interesting treasures. at 12:30 you mentioned those weird cylinders of glass full of water. I saw something similar when little so i'm unsure if good or not. They were hanged in the study of my paternal uncle, a physicist. sealed glass tubes were filled with liquid gas. it was a measurement tool display, tubes were sealed for good, but dunno what type. I strongly suggest to not break those pieces. if you want to know what's inside (i doubt it's water), take them to a lab. If not, dispose of them. Thanks for your videos, keep it up 👍

[@thecactuscat01]

Those glass things likely have hazardous chemicals in them or at least highly reactive ones if they’re sealed like that

[@KaliyahluvsGod27]

Excited to watch the new video!!!

[@janyoung1633]

I find it amazing how much you can fit in that container! I enjoy your content and have been following you for a couple of years now. Keep fishing! LOL

[@DALLMYD]

Haha thank you!

[@Maxsmom13]

Great to see a new video. It looked like the cop put the gun in his used lunch bag 😂

[@ranziey8273]

I noticed that the bag looked rather beat up as well. Don't you just hate it when you discover that you are out of evidence bags when you most need them. LOL

[@Bigred13k]

Awesome video man,, cop said somebody smokin dope good lawwd 😂

[@David-n5i6y]

Bro I don’t understand how he does these diving videos knowing there could be alligators in there big respect man

[@stevenharris1353]

We miss you man need videos brother

[@amyjones8035]

Hey u! Great haul! The water was clear for you today! Always enjoy your videos!

[@bladesandedc]

Those 2 glass ampoules are used to store chemicals. They could be highly toxic or even deadly.

[@mr.noname2070]

Man it’s been a hot min… hope ur doing ok man! Luv these vids! ❤

[@barbaradrechsler2819]

Good to see you back ❤ watching your videos ❤

[@michaelm4939]

The vials likely have something dangerous inside. They have been sealed and discarded in a lake (for some dumb reason) for a reason. Could be a toxic substance.

[@goofy-ah-LUKE]

Finally! Been waiting.. w video

[@Hawaiishelldiver]

HECK YEAH! glad you're back and that was an awesome catfish save.