The ULTIMATE Magnet Fishing Adventure Found *HUGE* Underwater Stash!!!

The ULTIMATE Magnet Fishing Adventure Found HUGE Underwater Stash!!!
We went magnet fishing, it was the ultimate magnet fishing adventure we found a huge underwater stash!!! We hope you enjoy our magnet fishing video!
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[@nickarmour2938]

Evening gents, I believe that the sword handles you found are actually off cuts of railway track. The rippled burr on the one face is caused by flame cutting.

[@philyew3617]

That saves me writing the same thing. Yes it's when they've had to trim a rail to the correct length.

[@watersipper1116]

@@philyew3617 I agree. The profile looked like a piece cut off the track rail and the grooves looked like a cutting torch was used. I know nothing about this stuff, but was guessing. USA

[@daskleinegluck4553]

Very much deserved likes for a good explanation and solving a riddle 👍.

[@TheAtma50]

Where is your sense of fun and imagination ... It's a sword, anyone can see that!!🗡😜

[@Yippykiyay1985]

Thanks for the spoilers

[@TracyT5150]

Were so happy to see you guys back in action ! Glad to know your father is doing better. Please let the camara lady know she dose a great job too.❤🎉🥳

[@youknowme8578]

So happy to see you back, not knowing what happened to your Dad, it's wonderful he is well. May God bless all of you. Edited:on one of your videos your dad found a double cannon ball. I have one that I found here across the pond, I thought it was a weight lifting device.. hence..it was checked out with a historical society and found to be a double cannon ball.. thanks to you both, I learned it was worth a good pound/ dollar.

[@Jessroo444]

Happy to see you all back. Hope dad continues to recover. Thanks to camera lady for the recording and happy to see you gentleman out recording again.

[@LiSa.N.J]

Glad to see Dad is back out swinging the magnet again. I sure hope he tries to clean up that sword blade and handle (if that is what it is and updates us on it when he has time. That was a really, really cool find! Look forward to seeing more videos of you guys again soon.

[@eugene.brucebell8108]

YOUR BACK!! It’s so great seeing the family back on the canals again. Dad’s looking good after his sad ordeal. Mum’s back behind the camera and of course there’s the world famous George. All happy and making treasured memories as a family. I just love it.

[@billrobbins5874]

Did not know Dad was sick. So happy to see him better and that you are all back! 👍👍👍 Dang, George just keeps growing! Wow, how tall?

[@christinemaskell5518]

There is definitely a feeling among your followers, myself included, to see your back in the SWING of things once again !!! I had no idea you were not feeling well, only that you were not making videos. I am thrilled that you have recovered and feel well enough to carry on the legacy that is "Magnetic G". Your smiles, and the excitement you feel at the treasures you pull out of the water have been much missed. God bless your family with renewed strength and health...welcome back from a fan all the way from Fryeburg, Maine 🦌

[@j.dearman4087]

I'm not sure what happened health wise?? Just glad you are doing ok and and that you're back.

[@livinright1]

Ahh, my favorite Magnetic fisherman from across the pond! Great to see you out there cleaning the waterways👍

[@Magneticg]

Same here!

[@ve2vfd]

At 2:45 that looks like a slice of railroad track, I have one I found in my grandfather's old metal working tools. It was common back in the 50's to use them as small homemade anvils around here.

[@belindaross3062]

So happy to see you two back. Thank God for your dads healing I love watching your magnet adventures Thank you !!

[@heathermurray9939]

Glad to see you both back

[@Magneticg]

Thanks

[@tracymiller1841]

Welcome back. I hope all of you are feeling better. Very glad to see you back.😊😊😊😊😊

[@brianm1494]

That T shaped iron George pulled out looks like a slice of railway track.

[@periwinkle_ink]

It is a slice of RR track. I had found several while working at a metal scrap yard for 12 years..

[@brianm1494]

I’ve used a similar longer piece as an anvil for years.

[@Magneticg]

i think it is tooo

[@helenroman1228]

So great to have you both back and to see your happy smiling faces. Great video and a fantastic haul. 👏. Do hope to see more videos in the not too distant future. 🙏

[@SheaButter2020]

So tickled this morning to wake up with a notification from Magnetic George. My and husband and I were eager and excited to watch you guys again !!! So thankful your dad is feeling better and hopefully actually not having a lot of pain from the accident. You all take care and Have FUN !!!

[@norriemacmillan7326]

the long track piece with the 4 holes in is for holding 2 track pieces together I'm sure

[@marthamitchell9452]

Good to see you out and making videos again. I don’t care what those guys are saying, you found a sword 🗡️😂. Never lose your imagination. Life would be boring without one.

[@TheAtma50]

Great to see you guys back out again, some great finds and interesting finds too. Make sure you let us see what you end up doing with those track clips! Stay Safe & Keep Pulling!!

[@henryrainer5681]

Glad your back!! Look forward to seeing more of your videos! Like seeing father and son doing things together.

[@zsigzsag]

"Bout time you guys posted..!! Great to see you again. Keep videos coming! Hello from Central FL!

[@maxinesquillace6861]

Hoping and praying everyone is doing well. We do miss your videos. Hope to see you sometime soon. Much love to y'all, from South Carolina, USA

[@johnnodge4327]

The long thing with 4 holes @ about 20 minutes is called a Fishplate. It's purpose is to join 2 track lengths together with through bolts. There would be a Fishplate on each side if the rail, so the rail sections are sandwiched between. The flat item with the recess and 2 bolt holes is called a bed plate or pedestal, which spreads the weight of the track over a large area of the sleepers. These are bolted down to the sleepers with long bolts. They are used in conjunction with those curly springs, which are called Pandrol clips. The Pandrol clips keep the rails clamped down hard to the bed plate.

[@pauldurkee4764]

I knew the clips simply as track clips, thank you for giving them the proper name John , Pandrol Clips. 👍

[@sianwarwick633]

Solid info ! Thanks

[@andyscott9355]

i'm sure i speak for everyone on here in hoping u guys+camera lady are all fit and well..i know theres more to life than making magnet fishing vids,but you've all been sorely missed..would it be possible to have an update in the new year..thanks.. anyway,have a fantastic xmas and a new year 🤞👍

[@andrewcrofts531]

The link things you found are called 'pandrol clips'. They are used for holding down the track sections and are made in worksop notts......at pandrol!! Great vid. Cheers....

[@Magneticg]

Thanks for the info!

[@kathiconner7305]

happy to see a new video!!! i think George has grown another 6inches since the last video! great finds

[@jerrystone9013]

I sure have missed your videos good to see them back again

[@Magneticg]

Glad you like them!

[@scottschrauth4567]

Glad to see you guys back, Pops you look great , looking forward to seeing your videos again

[@benbailey4206]

Glad to see your back out magnet fishing definately going to be a wicked video 😊

[@peggyr2984]

Welcome back! Kept looking for you.

[@annadavinson6634]

Wow what a lovely surprise on a Sunday evening to see you both, and so pleased you are doing well, very interesting bits and pieces,l will be looking them up for you x

[@Magneticg]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@amymclaughlin7373]

Great video George, really good to see your dad back and recovered.

[@TheWitchboard]

Great to see you both back on the river, I hope Kev continues to improve after his ailment, What a find, outstanding.

[@daskleinegluck4553]

So nice, to have the both of you back 😊.

[@sheldonjones8569]

Welcome back guys good to see you back and good to see kevin better glad the videos are back

[@kathleenmilligan2944]

So glad to see you all.

[@Magneticg]

Glad to see you too

[@barrymullins5595]

Glad to see you guys back at it , I enjoy your vids

[@cyndirose9775]

I'm late in watching, as usual, so happy to see you boys back and looking in good health. That's was an amazing day. I've never seen these kind of railway parts, not any for that matter. Ya'll must be lighting headbutt weights to get in shape for these fishing trips. I hope to see a lot more of your adventures in magnet fishing soon! Take care, from Florida ♥️🧓🌺🌴🐊🐍🦈

[@jamesashton5374]

Welcome back! Happy fishing!

[@Magneticg]

Thanks!

[@debbierogers6110]

So glad you two are back...enjoy watching your videos..thank you very much..😊

[@Magneticg]

Thanks for watching!

[@alexandretadeuoliveira70]

It's good see you again! Good job!

[@landraver90]

@3.20 is that not an off cut of rail section?

[@Magneticg]

yes i think so

[@rebeccacollinson9349]

I enjoy your videos so much. I’m a new viewer so I went back to see earlier videos. We see George and Dad but how about Mom? Come around with them and say Hi 👋🏻

[@adypendlebury6430]

The piece with the 4 holes is used to fasten 2 lengths of track together

[@Magneticg]

thanks for the information

[@BocageTiger]

Glad you're back! Great video, Gents. Cheers!

[@robinsumsion2863]

At 20.30 I think it's called a fishplate for joining sections of track

[@shanbadg697]

I take a section of old rug with me, if I’m going to be around guard rails or plates, I wrap it around to keep my magnets from getting stuck.

[@trevorgrimes7273]

That big lump is for joining two rails together it’s bolted to each rail they were used before they started to weld them.

[@hgba1c]

Check that shovel for any identifying markings. If it has the name of a railroad on it, it likely was used to shovel coal back in the day.

[@conitorres9774]

Great to see you all out. Didn’t know that Dad was I’ll but wishing you all good health, happiness and blessings. Good video

[@carolyncox3122]

Welcome back, I’ve missed your videos. Hope all is well.

[@julielumsden5184]

The long piece of metal looks like the type of item used to open water lines

[@Magneticg]

Thanks for the information julie

[@ethelhopp8879]

Good to see you back have a great day 100 here today

[@Magneticg]

Thanks! You too!

[@briankirkup]

Good to see you again in action. Some weight of metal found mostly railway stuff. Anyhow Take Care and all the best. This video was taken before your dads accident So here’s to the next video when your dad is fit again hopefully soon. Cheers. B. K

[@SawDustLiveMusic]

Missing you two in Georgia USA

[@stephenwhittemore2682]

That T is a cut off piece of rail, been cut by a railway welder/burner with oxyacetylene, and the different size a shape metal objects are “e clips” and pandrol clips, used to hold the rail to the rail base plate.

[@howardharstine2804]

Oh man is it good to see you guys! Hope your all having a great year! Love that sword looking item. It would be brilliant to clean it up, straighten it and weld it together. Thanks for the video. Loved seeing you all.

[@didisalyers4460]

I have been watching for a new video and was so happy to find one. ❤

[@Big_Renfrew]

It's good to have you back😅🇨🇦

[@Magneticg]

Thanks 👍

[@glorfendell2967]

Glad to see you both healthy and out together again!

[@dazzler6123]

It's great your back great video thumbs up from Australia

[@sandygiltner94]

So happy to see your back

[@solanisomeni]

HEY DAD!! I don't know what it is but, I LIKE IT!! 😂😂😂😂 Love it!! ☺ So happy to see you guys back again. Reading the previous comments. I didn't know Kev had been poorly. Happy to see he's on the mend. I don't care if "what you don't know what it is," is part of the railroad or whatever... I much prefer that IT IS a sword... 👍😁 Take care all 3 of you and know that you've been missed. ❤ //Solani

[@solanisomeni]

Oh and yes... Camera Lady is right, you need to weld a sheep out of all those curly thingies... 😉😇

[@johnbrooks9107]

Sure miss you guys. Praying for yall. Please give us an update. Blessings to yas from Texas

[@johnmayo27]

Nice seeing you all and stay safe and well and hope to see you all later. From John E.May from USA 🇺🇸

[@ColletteMartin-cd9ss]

Why have you stopped making videos?

[@SeanMca-di1ps]

The sword hanle thing loos like a cutting length of track maybe

[@55simonen]

Glad that you are ok and you both are bak🥰 greetings from Finland

[@soniah5900]

Hi…I have just started watching your videos and enjoy them immensely.. Cheers Sonia from Western Australia..ps, i loved the one where you found all of the Aussie $50 and $100 notes lol

[@grandee4383]

So very happy to see you back out because that must mean Kev is doing better!! I literally was just looking yesterday to see if you had posted any updates. Hope all is going well for you!! Great work camera lady!! Love from DeeAnn 🇺🇸

[@garyweis2806]

Great to see you back and looking well. That's a bit of a haul you got, at least no ordnance.

[@bobdores8503]

Glad to see you are back online. Missed you here in the US.

[@Magneticg]

More to come!

[@johnlanddigging1987]

3:33 it's an inch blow touched cut of train track. Your welcome. Turn it up the right way to see its profile.

[@Magneticg]

thanks for the information

[@getdanet1]

It's a trimmed off piece of rail.

[@aksnowberry]

Its always fantastic to see a video uploaded from George and Kevin. I didnt know you weren't feeling well, but i am so happy to see your back and healthy, and feeling better! its always a wonderful time watching the treasures you find with your magnets and sharing them with us. Ive missed you two! Good to have you back!!! Hope to see another video soon! Take care of yourself. ❤ your friend from Oregon 🇺🇸

[@marybautch5880]

I love you guys. Been watching you two for years. Please make sure to make many more videos

[@mikehigginbotham585]

Yes the plate that you said that bolts to the railroad track I believe that is where it hurts the Union's together although that one was thicker than I usually have seen but that's here in the United States yours might be thicker over there

[@Gruntphuttock]

7:42 Looks like a some sort of control handle - the blobby end - with a square drive to engage in a mechanism. Off an old lathe or machine tool of some kind.... perhaps. Bit of a wild guess, to be honest. 🤔 It would seem that the railway maintenance people have a few questions to answer, judging by the amount of presumably scrap stuff that has been just dumped in the river.

[@breeezy3584]

Thats what i think - 1 side fits in a slot nobed side to turn wheel to open/close up/down or right/left like a lathe😎Cool find

[@reneecolman1450]

Great to see you guys posting videos again. Hope your all well. Renee from Arizona

[@Magneticg]

Thanks! You too!

[@AngelaFaulkner-pq7ti]

Good to see you posting videos again. I hope your dad is continuing to get well. Did you keep the railway bolts? From watching a usa magnet fisher the one you found with the writing on top of the head are the ones most valuable. The other guy is always checking the ones he pulls out to see if there are any letters on them.

[@tutsywutsy]

Its a peice of rail track thats been cut off with oxy acetylene.

[@highwaystar3695]

Glad your back!!!!

[@Magneticg]

thanks for watching

[@brggmc]

“I don’t know what it is but I like it!” How many times have I thought that to myself when I’ve been rummaging in scrapyards, or just poking around on the beach at low tide!!? It’s a disease, but it gives you a lot to talk about. Enjoy yourselves, you’re doing a great job.

[@IT_SEES_ALL_TT]

At 3:30: what you called a sword handle, is a small piece of rail.

[@paulmccarthy341]

Hello from Louisiana ,love your videos .

[@RockyMountainWoman]

Hi, great finds. Where are you? I'm in the USA Colorado and now a fan.

[@livingdeeply15]

Hey Magnetic G, great find to you and your handsome Dad!!! Due to me being of the romantic type of lady, I am going with the ex-caliber sword!!!! Looking forward to more!!!! Much Love ~Kim (Your #1 Canadian Fan) Cheers

[@dayvewatson8596]

Fantastic thanks for coming back missed you 😊thanks

[@Magneticg]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@JT-xh4zm]

So glad to see you back. I've been watching for your return. Great work! Sending you wishes for continued recovery. WELCOME BACK!

[@adamcboyd]

Dammit people! Stop being so nice and just make an itemized list of the finds with proper conclusions about mystery items and proper identifications of things like the sword with date, make, model, maker, whatever!!! Jeez! I'm new here and your positive word and genuine care for the creator and his family is sickening! Just sickening I tell you! You're supposed to be snarky and mean and throw around pejoratives like a magnet into the water (didn't plan that metaphor, it just happened). Just kidding my new friends. It is amazingly refreshing to see such a strong and positive community on here and not only are you lucky to have a creator that you find worth it, he/they are very lucky to have you too because without all of this....yucky niceness and support....his life would be completely different and I am 100% sure he has found something in your kind words and support that has made him more fulfilled as well. I was only half joking about the itemized list with references though. ;) P.S. Thanks for having me boss. Looking forward to much more amazing entertainment for you and your boy.

[@CeciliaKirkup]

Hello boys just wondering how you are both getting on. Hope you are well George and your dad is back to good health. All the best Take. Care Cheers. B. K

[@kenmilne2379]

Hey guys, big fan from New Zealand, wondering where our favourite family of Magnet Fishermen r !!?? Hope nobodies had another accident and ure all well ! Miss yr vids !! ❤❤❤

[@scottpetre608]

rail track chair used to hold rail clips fit in hold rail to

[@Magneticg]

thanks for the info

[@Clavichordist]

Hi George and Mike! I so happen to be a railway enthusiast. I enjoy railroads/railways from around the world even though I'm from across the pond. You found some neat stuff. The heavy curled metal rings are Pantrol clips. They are used to hold the track to the sleeper using that big screw-bolt. The railway workers use a special machine to install those unlike the olden days when a gang of trackworkers using shovels, pick axes and mallets to clip the rails to the sleepers. Today, the process is even automated more with big rolling machines that not only place the clips, but also screw the track into place. Following behind are other machines that will ballast the track (the stones), and align the track to ensure smooth running. The big flat metal plate with the ridges on either side is used under the rails as they clip to the sleepers. A thinner piece of heavy steel with about 4-holes in it, that would be a fishplate. These are used to hold the rails together when they butt up against the ends. That big T-shaped piece of iron is a cut off piece of rail. The trackworkers must've trimmed a piece of rail to make the rails fit together not unlike a model railway except much bigger. The smaller piece of rail is most likely from the guide rails used on bridges. These are smaller weight rails that are placed inside the track to catch a train and prevent it from going off a bridge. (They don't always work but mostly do!). That handle-thing appears to be a turnbuckle. On your railways, you use chains to link the rolling stock (wagons and coaches) together. There is a turnbuckle to tighten the connection to ensure that the coaches and wagons are tight against the buffers between them. Here in the US and Canada, we use a different coupling system that uses big hooks that connect together. They are actually much safer than the chains.

[@merlotsherry55]

❤ so glad to see you both!

[@Lecknye1961]

That long piece of metal with a bunch of holes drilled in it a boats to the side of the railroad track to hold them together

[@jhood758]

Great to see you guys back. Been missing your magnet fishing. Tyler, Texas watching.

[@bryanrotchell1565]

That would be a nice weigh in by the time use two have finished , fairplay to you both George and dad 👍👍allott ov train track components,

[@marionburch8057]

Hey where are you guys, haven’t seen you for a while are you not magnet fishing anymore, I really enjoyed watching you.

[@gailpalmer1926]

Wow it's great to see you both. Can't wait to see what u find.

[@KingfisherMagneteers2022]

Wow, amazing day. Track clips, track bolts, track chairs, track offcuts, fishplates, track clips and a track explosive. But keep hold of the track bolt key, not many come out the cut!

[@lanagraham4587]

So excited to see y'all again!!!❤

[@Magneticg]

thanks