Staggering MEGA Jackpot While Magnet Fishing!

[@TheFisher]

Thank you for watching! ❤️ Should we come back here?! 🤯

[@Medford_magnet_Fisher]

That tool pay attention to that tool you said it had like the falcon clause that's the rip out those staples I'm pretty positive not 100% but 99.9% lol

[@Medford_magnet_Fisher]

Definitely 100% come back that's a massive honey hole loggers lose their stuff all the time because the log separate with you know waves and you know one turns turns and it jams and they all start snapping off so you definitely hit a honey hole

[@darlatidwell6255]

Yes.

[@ShaneParsons-d8d]

Yes

[@outdoorfunwithb]

Yes definetly u were catching things with every throw enjoyed watching

[@jamesmarshalla9333]

You are one of the funniest guys on KZbin Tyler! So awesome bro!

[@kimberlymolitor354]

It's amazing how clean and calm the water looks and yet there is SO much stuff below!! Noticed how there weren't all the muscles, bugs, and Frankies in this water. Very cool!!🥰🥰🥰

[@PamelaNichols-re8ne]

Tyler, you crack me up with your running commentary!🤣🤣 I love it! You and Alex make a great team. All that's left is a spot for Owen. Interesting finds today. Keep the videos coming❤

[@bronwyndobbins282]

Your and Alex's laugh are so infectious, awesome. Certainly an interesting trip.

[@patriceschweitzer8326]

Love the teeny tiny pickaroos and green lock. 🥰

[@Rdy2snap]

I was doing fine until you found the falcon claw and squalked. I almost spit my drink out. Your so funny Tyler, you Crack me up.😂

[@mialily206]

In the past, I found it distracting when you and Alex would be together but the "collab" makes me laugh, especially at silly times like this 10:27 ... the way you guys crack up, it tells alot about your tight friendship!✌🙏😉

[@davidlavers8065]

Cool stuff! That roller coaster chain, is the kind of chain that those “caltrops” work on. They are tensioners or something that keeps the chain from catching the on the bottom. Notice on some of them one or two “spikes” are longer than the others. The falcon claw might be a piece that keeps a chain from moving backwards. As the chain moves forward it moves the claw out of the way and as gets on a hole it falls into it.

[@realnikonlover6207]

Wow! You are killing me here smalls! Pickeroons for more doubloons! Rain rain go away, not tomorrow...but today!

[@kimtreadwell3994]

You MADE MY DAY at the beginning of this video with your beat boxing when you found those earbuds!!!!!😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@crystalkita]

*goes and gets sandwich and some chips, sits down to my computer, opens up youtube...* Bam! another great fisher video to watch on my lunch break!

[@RED09G8GT]

All of those big staples are from logging enterprises. They would hammer the staple part way into the log and then run a rope or chain through it to keep a bunch of logs together. Keep up the good work, you guys are entertaining.

[@TheGingerGem]

You guys pulled up some serious history that trip!! So amazing to see. Seems the rain brought you some good luck lol

[@TheFisher]

I enjoy the rain as long as it’s not ruining my equipment! 😅 thank you for watching! ❤️ 😊

[@ralphfoster6283]

Holy staples Batman! Juicy spot! Congrats Tyler and Alex!

[@mona2046]

"Oh Snap" 🤣🤣🤣... Wow, incredible relics Tyler!!!!!!! Sweet pickaroon's!!!!!!! Awesome finds guys, thank you, Tyler & Alex💖💖

[@TheFisher]

Thank you so much for watching ❤️

[@mona2046]

Thank you for being so darn entertaining, I love your channel💖 @@TheFisher

[@deannaburris905]

I wish I had those staples and rebar to fix a patch of my fence to keep my dogs in. ❤🙏

[@bobweiss9138]

The links and staples used to hold logs together. Just another fun day of magnet fishing

[@richardbaumeister466]

Files can be restored. Wire brush and soak in sulfuric acid to sharpen them, then oilt them to stop rust

[@jessicaalbright3736]

I love that you're travelling!!! Come visit West Virginia! Some ghost towns, some old towns, a city under water, and rivers galore!

[@daisymay4183]

What a honey hole you found. The big links maybe used around the logs?? All the pikeroons man what a Spot!!😊

[@lanagrahamntx]

You surprised me with the "falcon call" and caused me to LOL for the rest of the video 🤣😂😁

[@JoL.-su8pt]

ax heads, log staples, chain, all seem to indicate logs going down river

[@joellenbroetzmann9053]

When you find old logging stuff it makes me think the stuff either came off a raft that was guiding logs floating down river, or had tied a bunch of logs together.

[@deeanderson4440]

You have found a lot of logging relics in your videos. Your collection must be amazing. You sure are fun to watch 😊

[@lucieleimbach]

Tyler love watching you and Alex. You hit a honey hole that’s for sure. Can’t wait for your next video. 🧲🐟⛏️

[@dawnh6235]

Definitely go back! So much cool stuff. You make me laugh so hard with the comments you say when you pull something out of the water or the way you describe things. You're the absolute best thank you for the great videos!!!!

[@briansteve5269]

I would bet that shop there was once a sawmill. Where loggers would have torn apart their log rafts. The staples were to fasten ropes to the logs.

[@philipstephan5451]

The files were used for sharpening all the tools you guys are finding back in the day. Lots of other strange artifacts from back then. You never disappoint with the locations and things you find. Stay safe cheers.

[@lindakapusciarz3244]

Wow! So many things! You gotta come back to this spot!

[@regobertoaguilar6293]

You need to go back there, for sure.😮😮😊😮😊😮.

[@AraceliaTorres-c1w]

Definitely go back. That river needs a good cleaning!

[@mostyle66]

Those staples might have been linked to several logs to float them down the river files a logging spike pic you and Alex find some juicy spots! You guys find some of the most interesting things for sure! Hope you guys have a fantastic week!

[@mostyle66]

The lures were keepers! Flat smoked it today!

[@donnapadgett6583]

Totally amazing finds 😅. Really enjoyed your video. God bless you both 😊. Yes come back to this spot 😅

[@michaelgatford6194]

So AWESOME finds you guys. The milk churn is my favourite find for sure. The pick heads are great to.

[@aliasfred]

Big staples remind me of "Log Dogs" Hammer into top of logs, attach to long chains to tie large "rafts" of logs together for floating down the river to the mills.

[@chuqschwing1780]

That was a fun episode!!! Watch out for the rain 🌧️ and also, I wonder what the heck was on the other end of that monster chain!!!

[@arieelloo]

dude, that river and the landscape so beautiful..relaxing

[@lucymcrae162]

Those strange looking pieces that you pulled up are from a logging choker cable...used those cables a lot when beach combing and pulling logs off the beach...also used for pulling logs down a hill etc.

[@WingmanJohnny]

Cool beans. Keep up the great work

[@phyllisvanhuss1190]

You need to start a museum of Fisher Finds

[@TheFisher]

Soon! 2 weeks until I close on my first home on 5 acres! ❤️ we’re going to start having some fun!

[@phyllisvanhuss1190]

@TheFisher congratulations, Tyler 😊❤️

[@Deborah1Craftygal]

@@TheFisherCongratulation!

[@jimmiesullivan358]

It's been on my my mind to ask and see if You and Alex would do a SHOW DOWN on Ankers...The place when Owen catching them with His Little Magnic...It would Make a Great Video with Us wanting to See what the Bet is For the One who Wins...A great Sportsman Ship Game for You Both... Something to think about... Thanks with Love...

[@mpc817]

Love the historic finds.

[@carolpotter531]

Tyler I want you to know you make my day. You make me laugh so much even when I am so down. I am 76 years old.

[@jude5976]

Me too Carol. But how did the years go by so fast?

[@v.viot2260]

There may have been a logging mill nearby. Those chains pull up the logs like a roller coaster. And tools to direct the logs. Very cool. Probably why you smell the fresh wood.

[@williammaddock9179]

5:00 in, an axe to grind! 🤣

[@maryg3143]

Always a good day magnet fishing - what was up with that weather!? And, there was Alex along today!

[@davidross5169]

The claw looking thing,had something to do with grabbing A log,in the mill some how.nice find,

[@lisaschwarz4231]

Those links I believe are logging chain to hold the load down. Saw a few trucks up in Washington and in Canada, followed a few fully loaded and chain was draped across the trees. Lovin' the videos, bingeing away! ❤ Much love from, Colorado ❤

[@silverwishes6000]

Your boat did need a wash bad 😂😂😂

[@bengone3349]

You do get excited over a find, I would also. This magnet fishing is so much fun, even from from keyboard.

[@davidduvall4655]

That piece at 18:00 is the top cover of a poured in place babbitt bearing. Those small pickaroon would have a short handle for handling firewood or pulp wood.

[@heatherhodges5219]

Biggest paper clip necklace ever 😂. Did you ever get your magnet back from the other day? Love these videos.

[@TheFisher]

Not yet!

[@heatherhodges5219]

Oh ok keep trying and keep up the great work 😁

[@wpewingman5135]

I just had a thought, have you ever thought about keeping a small shovel on your boat? Maybe a folding one so it doesn’t take up too much space? As well as a spare pair of gloves and the claw. I noticed a storage bin along the side, perhaps keeping that stuff in there. Just a thought

[@benjaminwalker4863]

Awesome! Sometimes your videos are like antique archeology ... it's finding history lost to the water.

[@eyupchuck1235]

I think I’ve seen on another channel that instead of struggling to get a broken wooden handle out of a tool. They put the tool in a fire to burn it out.

[@glennwainscott8855]

The links and the u shap pieces are use for logging. They tie the logs together to float down the river.

[@annaknight7575]

Awesome video. You found some really cool things 🙂. I'm glad it stopped raining. I can't wait to see what treasures you get next time. Please stay safe and always remember to have fun 😊

[@JohnDuke3d]

You might want to see if a lumber museum might want some of the old logging tools

[@countyseatadventures]

We, too, have found some neat timber industry items and will be donating several things to the Lumber Museum in Rice Lake. 🪵 Some historic railroad finds will go to the Barron Co Museum also. 🤎Even though they were really exciting to find, we're proud to donate them so that others can enjoy seeing some of the items connected with our areas history. 🪵🚂😉👩🏼‍❤️‍👨🏻 Tyler n Alex, you guys knocked it outta the park n even found something on our bucket list...the pickaroons!! 🪣📜🤩 I'll trade ya a peavy or choker chain for one!! 😂 Totally jelly over those!! 😅 The milk can is cool n evokes memories of my grandpa n dad, who were both milk haulers. ❤ My grandpa was a BRUT n could carry 2 full milk cans in each hand back in the day!! 💪🏻😮 He got the first refrigerated truck to haul cans in, but admitted how glad he was later on to get the first bulk milk truck in the area back then and no longer had to carry cans out of muddy or snowed in farm driveways! 💓👍🏻😊 CONGRATS on your AMAZING finds guys!!! 🎉🎆🥰 🫶🏻🙋‍♀️T

[@jessedavissr3701]

those links are for keeping logs together with the big staples while floating down the river

[@loumac1022]

Awesome finds! Definitely you need to go back to that spot again.

[@greyhoundduo6082]

Be careful with that rain! It might rust your findings! LOL

[@countyseatadventures]

😂😂😂

[@robertoshaughnessy-bo9hm]

the big chain links would be used with them u shaped spike to connect logs together and the logging stuff will be worth some nice money once cleaned up

[@grandmakellymcdonald]

pretty day hahahahahah let's go let's go treasure and adventure ✌👵

[@Medford_magnet_Fisher]

That wrench with the two picks the two little points that's the pull the staples out from the logs to separate them

[@hgba1c]

The belt buckle belonged to the guy who's wrapped up in that logging chain at the bottom of the river. Your guess if he was listening to something on headphones at the time of his demise.

[@theresaciba632]

You guys should have used the boat to pull up that chain and anchor thingy at the beginning the Alex had😊

[@davidwick4298]

Hi Tyler you look like you are having fun. I enjoy your video's and keep them coming back. I still enjoy the sound you make. You and Alex have a great day 😊😊😊❤.

[@MichaelG63]

At 3:30, the little metal rod with plastic on it and threads on one end reminded me of an old manual car door lock.

[@RophavioZeman-gr2vx]

That shop was probably an old saw mill where they floated the logs to now it's probably a small saw mill operation, since you said you smelt cut wood.

[@stevenstrempke8883]

Great video!

[@joellenbroetzmann9053]

The one you thought was like a claw is called a pike which on a pike pole helped guide logs down river.

[@stephenhudson8739]

Probably for attaching those log Rafts together

[@murlbailer3755]

You’re on it today fishman. 🐎✌️

[@murlbailer3755]

Careful that rain will wash away the dirt in the boat 🤪. 🐎✌️

[@TheFisher]

😂

[@countyseatadventures]

Touche'!!!! 😆😅😂🤣

[@hammermchammerton]

cool finds

[@edwardtraylor3984]

You should think about getting some scuba diving gear and lessons. I bet you would find some real treasures then. Thanks for sharing with us. Enjoyed the video.

[@marquettemcfarland7806]

**Tiny Padlock** I'm a Locksmith and really was surprised when I saw that!

[@5SuperThomasMovieFans]

I loved every one of them! You are the master of magnetic fishing!

[@tomsantillo8804]

You could get those little plastic locks out of those quarter junk machines in the 90s that used to be in the entrance of grocery stores

[@sandman4384]

so another great place always nice to have good old friends Alex is a good guy you both find super things ever since you went to boat you have some good spots kayak was to small

[@bonnielooseswank6803]

Looks like you both had fun tho. Thanks again ! 👍🏻😊🤗

[@peterodushkin8434]

Awesome finds. Thank for sharing your video

[@d4fs4]

Today is absolutely gorgeous! 😂😂

[@TheFisher]

Beautiful! 🤣 ⛈️

[@donnamitchell7707]

Outstanding finds today Tyler, and Alex. You should go back to that spot again, as it looks like it holds alot more treasures for you to find. Have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️.

[@brendamatlock6519]

Awesome video

[@leewomack3498]

The lure with the bill is a crank bait 😁

[@roseperryman3446]

Yes you should go back there❤❤😊

[@ericberger394]

No ... That Pepsi can has to be over 37 years old, because as I remember they changed the logo near 1986

[@mona2046]

I guess as long as there's no lightning, it's ok?😱😅Watching now... 💖

[@TheFisher]

I think so! 😅

[@mona2046]

😂😅@@TheFisher

[@erinbluetee]

Some weird stuff on this one! Thanks for the awesome video!!

[@dougnewman4609]

HELL YEAH 😅

[@debbiebailey4924]

I love the way you play with the swords ❤

[@briankeenan4901]

Those staples. Ive seen them used on concrete walls and such on the separations to keep them aligned. Whoa, some infrastructure is falling apart.

[@kateroberts1068]

Looks like a great spot"

[@andreamyers853]

You are so Awesome!❤

[@roseformosa6881]

You are so entertaining 😂❤️ love your videos

[@taravitti2544]

A lot of the material coming out of the water this clip speaks of old water or steam powered sawmill parts or tools, the pickaroons support the idea of log rafts .

[@Marti-Mx]

Love your finds!!

[@curbshoppin]

Them pickeroons probably got smaller as they sharpened them