I Have NEVER Found SO MUCH While Magnet Fishing! *JACKPOT*

[@TheFisher]

Today was absolutely insane 🤯 thank you for watching! ❤️

[@billrobbins5874]

Nice interaction with the locals. Fisher the famous magnet fisherman. Glad you found the right spot. Lots of different finds there. ♥️👍

[@JeffBrazeel-fe4wc]

Great finds and cleaned up the River. Have a Good rest of your weekend.

[@mikereid2392]

I had went by some docks and found like 3 safe keys and a pry bar about 5ft from the dock. I had a guy talk to me about the NY safe find.

[@CrystalBalderson]

28:10 an old school globe stand

[@CajunMFN]

At 20:00 those spikes with the rings at the bottom were used in the logging days to run rope or chain through to help move them down the rivers, there were a lot of different tools that were used back in those days to help move logs.

[@BrianAchterberg928]

You should’ve autographed that little kids magnet for him. I’m sure it would’ve made his day. 🙂

[@bhhenry]

In Two Rivers, Wisconsin, so grand, A fella with magnet in hand, Pulled treasures so bright, From the river’s dark night, With finds from the mud and the sand. An axe head from logging days found, A wrench that could tighten, so sound, Old nails and spikes, From railroads and bikes, Each pull brought a tale from the ground. A ladder, a file, a spike, Each find was a tale we’d like, With each mighty heave, History we’d retrieve, Just like Bunyan’s legendary strike. So in rivers and lakes we’ll explore, With magnets, we’ll find even more, Like Paul with his axe, We’ll uncover the facts, Of treasures and stories of yore.

[@YellowDoh]

ai lyrics lol

[@daisymay4183]

I love this poem😊

[@ralphfoster6283]

Nice! You have the lyrics now you need a tune to make the Fishers official theme song! 🎉

[@dawnh6235]

Love it!!

[@denalinde]

Pretty funny the local tried to tell you that there wasn’t really anything to find. 😂

[@lilwolfmisty]

Holy amazing tools...the fish were thanking you for cleaning their area 😊

[@CrystalBalderson]

Your da real goat, spending hours upon hours cleaning out the rivers just for our enjoyment. Also congrats on 1 mil! 🎉. Also I like the longer ones like this.

[@Rsandman41]

about at 6:48 is a Spud wrench like I used back when I was an iron worker to help line up holes to stick a bolt through.

[@debbiegoble9836]

Love it keep that wrench please. Your son needs things to show his kids one day.

[@SandyFielding-cl4dc]

That's a HOLY MOLY wrench! Lol😁

[@Paula-gz9eu]

Hi Tyler 😊❤Road trip! I call shotgun 😂That was really cool. I see at least three things that will probably be hanging on your garage wall. The big wrench,the axe,and the little wrench. And we got to see the wiggle dance.😂and the company you had in the beginning. I bet that little boy is still talking about him getting to meet The Fisher. You made his day. Thank you for another awesome video Tyler. Please keep them coming.😊❤Stay safe my friend. Paula from Michigan

[@Johnnydoxx]

To add to your lexicon, 20:45 is properly called a 'monkey wrench'. It has smooth jaws and the tightening mechanism is attached to the lower jaw, not the upper jaw. Primarily for square nut work. The similar 'pipe wrench' has serrated inner jaws, and the tightening mechanism is attached to the upper jaw. This is also known as a Stillson wrench. Primarily for rounded pipe work. But 'monkey wrench' term is often used to describe 'pipe wrench'.

[@Johnnydoxx]

18:57 is a shelf bracket. The shorter arm attaches to a wall and the shelf goes on top of the longer arm. At 19:03 it is oriented as it would be mounted, but the longer arm would be on top pointing horizontally.

[@fortnitesworstplayer]

the second chunk of metal you found looks like a ripping claw that goes on the back of a bulldozer for brealing through hard ground

[@deedk]

Go Fisher! Settling in to watch some great entertainment.

[@romarium]

The flat plate at 15:00 looks like a musician"s desk, or the black things out front of a restaurant. I would bet that you were fishing behind an old restaurant, from the drains covers, to the wheels and some of the weird gears look like stove pieces ive seen. Probably used to be a restaurant on the river there

[@kellyschroeder7437]

Awesome !!!! Enjoy your excitement, descriptions and enthusiasm 💙👊🎣

[@mandymyers8668]

I am so excited to be rewatching the Two Rivers videos! You found some incredible finds! Plus your videos make my LOA go faster! Thank you!

[@sharonhill8396]

Big fan of your videos. I can't help but go into "mom mode." I've given up asking you to wear a life jacket, but I really hope you are putting on SPF 50 sun screen. 😊

[@lisaschwarz4231]

@5:43 I believe that's a pin for locking carts together, (possibly parts carts? Or scrap carts)

[@terryosz8458]

That wrench is a wall hanger for sure. The ladder looking thing is rebar set up for a concrete beam

[@toasted4112]

Super cool finds today. That ax and big wrench would look awesome hanging on your shop wall. You had a great day out there 🎉🎉

[@Hello-rn4sc]

Castor wheel , for old tool box benches that Rolled around, my grandpa had one !!

[@shirleymisseijer2699]

Patience paid off. Axe find was cool. You got a lot of amazing stuff.

[@glenncoody]

Murder weapon?

[@tinaweatherley4468]

Wow, such a smorgasbord of finds. Lot of cool stuff and weird looking stuff to. I'm glad you found the mother load. Awesome video.

[@Hello-rn4sc]

That piece with the ring on it , could that be something they would hammer into logs, to be able to control them ??

[@missio436]

It actually looks like it was something used to tie out horses or something

[@Lornharding]

26:27 it is part of a shaft, the cut out is called a keyway. 32:44 looks like a closed bearing

[@JM-mh1iz]

Seeing as you are in a waterway, I have to agree those spikes with rings were used to move logs around easier. Similar ones are used on mountains to string cables to assist climbers.

[@jeffreyevens2033]

Another Funtime on the river with Tyler. The ladder thing may be for concrete support.

[@maryb4796]

Need to go to Manitowoc and magnet fish where Manitowoc cranes was downtown. They were right on the river. Bet there is some stuff there! Or over by Burger Boat. You were finding all that stuff behind M&M lunch. Shoulda stopped in for lunch!

[@jesperbachhansson]

Really like the new setup, with the 360 camara. 💪

[@jesperbachhansson]

The drone thing was a bit too risky 🤣, remember you lost a couple..?

[@donnamitchell7707]

Phenomenal finds today Tyler. The rings with the metal stakes are used on the logs. Chains attach to the rings. The thing that looks like a shower head, is an old part to an agriculture sprayer for the fields. You should go back there, as that spot looks like it holds alot more treasures for you to find. Have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️🛠🔩🧲.

[@danpaull5791]

Lots of logging tools, the rings are log dogs for connecting and dragging logs along the river. Keep magnetic!!

[@JeffBrazeel-fe4wc]

Not showerhead, gas burner. For a good sized furnace or similar.

[@CajunMFN]

You are definitely going to have to go back to that spot wow, I always love getting tools like that big old open end wrench which I do believe has to do with the railroad and that old pipe wrench I think those were my favorite 2 finds you got, that was an insane trip which has plenty more to offer so you’ll have to bring Alex back with you there, I just can’t believe how much you were pulling up in that small of an area with almost every single throw bringing something back to the boat, another awesome video thank you for sharing with us brother.

[@kellieH420MFer]

Love your videos, Tyler. Keep them coming.

[@tomduane4734]

Watching 👀. What a wrench. Wow..waiting to see you snag part of that bridge lol..

[@Oliverclothesoff1340]

The spikes with the ring is for logging. You hammer it to the end of the log so it’s easier to tow behind the boat

[@dirtybiker2163]

The wedges with rings on them are for logging. They would drive them into a log and then run a rope or chain through them to keep a log float together.

[@davidhill1045]

I truly love the audio track on every one of your videos. B.B.S... Beautiful Bird Song .

[@TheFisher]

Thank you for watching ❤️ 😊

[@davidhill1045]

No! I should, and do, thank you. I am serious. You are a good guy.

[@richardbaumeister466]

Old factories in the 1900s would have just one or two large electric motors that would drive an overhead shaft. At each machine, they would drop a chain or a belt to drive each individual machine from the single shaft. I think those pulleys are from this type of mechanism that would drive different machines from a common drive shaft. Those shafts with a keyway would spin, driving the sprockets. Later it became less expensive to make each machine with it's own motor. That one large wheel was indeed a thick bearing and the other was indeed a metal wheel for a heavy duty cart.

[@OscarBravoReal]

Looks like you where finding parts to that bridge behind you Tyler. Had to laugh when guy at start says you won't find much... Geez.. Great video bro. Can't wait to see next adventure. Love from Scotland ❤

[@christophermollan1684]

13:40 ish ...You caught the five dollar foot long clam sandwich!!!!!!!

[@wendelfears1027]

The spikes with the loose rings you have before in the past. Some place call them log dogs. But they are in logging. To tie together logs to make raft. But they used in logging. Some farms may have used it moving cut down timbers to be taken to a mill.

[@abro3859]

Awesome video! Great weekend full of exciting stuff to watch. Thank you friend across a very large lake.

[@christophermollan1684]

You definitely have to go back to that underwater scrapyard again!!!!!!!

[@darlatidwell6255]

I was glad to see you start finding things. I loved the crazy big wrench. Cool find.

[@johnsalt19]

That L shaped green thing you brought up tyler is a shelf bracket lol

[@SmokinWithDad]

Life is wild. People throw junk in the river, only for it to be found on video and posted to KZbin X amount of years later. And it’s amazing content 😂

[@TheFisher]

I always think about how everything I find is maybe 100-200 years old at most, but imagine another 100-200 years from now if people are still doing this and finding things from what will be 500 years ago 😂 Wild!

[@dawnh6235]

That was a great spot. I was bummed when it ended, I could watch you for hours! It's relaxing and exciting, wondering what's coming up next. I really have to get myself a magnet. I've got so many abandoned bridges and RRs near me theres got to be a lot of stuff in the water. Thanks for a great video, and have a great week!

[@Grindhouse84-y4m]

24:52 looks like the shelf top of a music stand

[@fatimaali8645]

Thanks

[@TheFisher]

Thank you!! ❤

[@fatimaali8645]

@@TheFisher ur welcome sir I enjoy ur videos

[@daisymay4183]

A slow start then bam you hit the mother load. Love the video.😊

[@JohnDuke3d]

If logs were floated down the river the spikes with the loop could be log ties to tie the logs together.

[@brandonleclair3490]

2 sides small crowbar is called a catspaw my man. Comes in diff styles but mainly used for finish work. Floor boards, window frames etc. Love ur vids boss.

[@contentcreations6810]

You literally are the treasure king

[@chessieup269]

Great video I remember going up there as a kid to camp, some interesting finds today

[@shanethompson2915]

It mind blowing what you pull out of rivers keep up the good work we all love your commentary.

[@ralphfoster6283]

Wow impressive juicy spot you had found! You need to return again and MC on the other river bank too! Cheers! 🎉

[@SJMETALMAG]

At 20:55, the wrench. I have on just like that without the clams.

[@josephkane1907]

I really enjoy watching you make it entertaining. Thank you. Keep it up!

[@SavageMagnet]

This is my hometown!!! Can confirm… a lot of hot spots around here and into Manitowoc. Awesome video!!!

[@bluettehopkinson258]

Good afternoon sir, I've been watching your show for a while now and I must say I do enjoy watching you, your son and I think his name is Alex. I enjoy all your videos on your channels.

[@Wie-ein-Fischlein-unterm-Eis]

The piece of metal with the ring is hammered into the ground and a goat, for example, is staked to it. My grandpa used something like that 50 years ago. Greetings from Germany.

[@edwardtraylor3984]

Thanks for another great video! Always look forward to your videos to see what you may find next.

[@stevetimbrell9938]

Looking forward to your next scrap run dude, should be lots of cash money. Great video!

[@RandysWorld65]

Those trees only look about 50 years old, so there probably was a factory of some sorts there a long time ago. Great finds!!

[@jessedavissr3701]

That tooth thing is a ripper blade off a bulldozer or a grader to rip up hard surfaces

[@paulet3682]

I wonder if all these muddy brown rivers are because of all the rain Wisconsin has had this spring. Last year we had a drought in may and June. This year it has rained at least twice a week through April and may, into June. I will have to check some of Fishers older videos. In my spare time, lol.

[@lucymcrae162]

Those rings with the spike were used to hammer into a log, then you can tow the log...we called them dogs.

[@mattgohde4777]

If you ever wanna magnet fish in Minnesota and wanna fish the Mississippi I would be all for that!

[@patriciathompson5689]

I really appreciate how you always take time to read my comments on what ever the topic is it means a lot as a viewer Thank you and many blessings for your family

[@RebekkaRN1962]

Were the wires sticking out of the "big 'ole piece of licorice" made out of copper? Just curious 🤔

[@ElChorchis]

14:07 like Zoinks Scoob! 😅

[@willowhouse2]

large wrench could be railroad for track work

[@JohnDuke3d]

The large window weights are generally used on sliding doors to close them.

[@rg1whiteywins598]

Wrench very cool.

[@TheFisher]

❤❤❤

[@johnjolly8866]

Those spikes with ring were driven into the end of logs so they could be tied together

[@jamessekulich2344]

The fish are surfacing because the river looks like coffee with extra cream in it. They can't breathe in it.

[@dannmccord1923]

Found some really cool stuff. The big wrench was really cool. I like it the best❤

[@randysmither-si3jz]

The spikes with the loops are for logging you drive the spike into a tree and put a rope through the loop and float several trees down the river

[@randydobson1863]

Hi The Fisher & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks The Fisher & Friends Randy

[@terryosz8458]

My man you are the fisher where is your fishing pole 😂 nice job cleaning up the water

[@angeliabrownwood9940]

Could the ring thing be what you tether your boat to on a jetty

[@janeteverett1358]

Hey i just noticed you have 1 million subs...congratulations! You worked hard for it great job 😊

[@debraluxford2793]

Amazing finds once again 😊

[@kevinhavens8289]

Those things on them rings are shackles they would pound into railroad tie walls that would.line the river edge for boats to chain up to

[@JeffBrazeel-fe4wc]

If I'm not mistaken those rings with spikes were used in logging. Drive the spike into a log and attach a chain or rope to the ring to shift and move it. FYI

[@DCHoosier62]

So many cool things, out of the water. ❤

[@anitarivera917]

Spiked for controlling your log down river says my husband

[@lanagrahamntx]

It always brings me joy when I see your videos. Thanks, Ty

[@trufix72]

I believe the piece of iron with a tooth is part of a ripper they use in the fields to rip the soil. U drag behind a tractor.

[@deaniseshewokis3315]

The bracket you have to put it on the wall so you can hang another find from it😂

[@mikereid2392]

Egg-spert lol 😂😂

[@christineburr5505]

Wow what fantastic finds and lots of it . Greetings from the uk

[@carlacarter74]

Awesome Great finds!! Loved it.

[@jstone4374]

Great recon and what a finish my man as usual you rock

[@mozzberg590]

@10:30, small forklift blade. This spot has some really good steel. @11:58, "Don't shoot me in the comments"!

[@mylesdekok6781]

who’s that fat guy on the jet ski hahahaha. just kidding that’s my dad and little brother lol. cool finds man 👍

[@juneyshu6197]

😂❤

[@CrystalBalderson]

12:30 possibly an old car storage pocket

[@karlastark4497]

Hey Boss , the groves on the metal shafts are Key Ways for keys.

[@raystratton7846]

The spike with the ring is called a log-dog. The ones you got are from the 1800s. Nice!!

[@dlee.photography]

Your delivery is so fun and exciting