Magnet Fishing Under Floating Houses - Absolutely LOADED!!!

[@TheFisher]

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

[@themasterdork2650]

It’s a clamdriver.. Sorry, me being silly.. 😂

[@iakazul]

Thank you for sharing your positivity.

[@subtobonnie_da_bunny]

You too! Edit:sorry for the name of my channel

[@BeakyFloof]

Sunscreen, my man. No one wants skin cancer. 🧴

[@Sheba-s7p]

😊hi

[@philipstephan5451]

Yes, that green bottle with the little dimples is actually a sprite bottle from the nineteen fifties or sixties loads of awesome finds totally cool stuff. Stay safe, blessings, cheers 😊

[@mona2046]

WOW!!!!!!! Those bottles are amazing, so many cool relics 🤯and so cool to see them online!!! Absolutely mind blowing!!!!!!! Thank you, Tyler 💖

[@shellieadams5458]

I think this is one of my favorite videos. I want to go there myself. I love all the old bottles. So glad you do this for us! Always take care and be safe!

[@a.h.happydogs7898]

Love that you're using the pricing again. Love the videos.

[@georginarasmussen2989]

Thoroughly enjoyed watching you, magnet fish this area, in what is obviously loaded with with very old vintage treasures. Please do another visit to this location. The clear water was awesome for us too. Great finds ❤

[@ericoyer9052]

I don't know what it is called but the thing you caught with the marble in it is a old fashioned hookless dish towel hanger. It attaches to the wall with a nail with the marble down, then push up the marble, insert the towel, then press the marble back in place to hold the towel. You should clean it up and hang it in your kitchen. Great vids buddy.

[@chuckster6513]

Hey Tyler, Yes there is a lot of old stuff in that river, because people have been tossing stuff into such rivers for over 100 years. The types of stuff you pull out can tell you how old the river is. You pull some items from the water that I would enjoy restoring and having to use in everyday life. Maybe some of the items I like will show up on your ebay store and I will be the lucky bidder. Keep On Keepin On !

[@serenepeacefulrelaxingmusi3874]

Great work! I already can't wait for the next episode. Those bottles brought back memories of childhood. Yes, we had glass bottles that could easily be returned to collect the deposit, so they could be cleaned and processed for further use. Now we have plastic waste. I don't call that progress. You found so many cool things, and removed those tyres from the river. I wonder what they were attached to? 😀 You know, they used to use paper sacks and cardboard boxes for packing our groceries, but they decided they would save the trees and use plastic bags. Now, they are using paper sacks again, shrinkflation has made them smaller and flimsier, so they tear more easily. Sorry, I went off on a tangent, the glass bottles had me reminiscing about those days when things were a bit simpler than now.

[@rg1whiteywins598]

Green bottle was possibly a pop /mixer that was similar to 7up and sprite . Bubble Up I think it was called. Small thing with loop on end.... Old style sardine can roller to open the can lid. Really good finds today.

[@LilyHart-k9o]

😅

[@BrindynSacapanio-n3p]

Sprite bottle from 1950-60

[@oleradiodudea.m.4735]

Are any of those boathouses still in use? When were they built? What town are they in? KI would like to look up the history of them.

[@mustangsally0928]

You should get yourself like a plastic sled that you can tie a rope onto. You can toss your metals in it on the bank and then pull it up the Rocky hill to your wagon. It would save you a lot of time and energy running back-and-forth to get your metal up.

[@pimpedpga]

5:55 centering cone of a tire balancing machine

[@davidduvall4655]

That pole with the hooks is part of an old flagpole. That also could explain the bundles of rope. The piece with the white ball is a old wall mounted paper holder. You would push your paper is the ball wpuld lift up the slide back down to hold the paper.

[@barrybrehm3555]

Tyler, they might’ve been used as bumpers on the docks

[@regobertoaguilar6293]

Catch you on the next one 😅😅😅😅😅😅😊😊😊😊.

[@carolyncollins4985]

THE POINTED PEICE YOU FOUND WITH THE LOOPED END ARE CALLED SPIKES. USED TO HOLD DONE THE CHAIN FOR DOGS ON CHAINS OR USED TO ANCHOR CANVAS TENTS WITH.

[@blasty290]

That wasn't just a crawdad- that was a craw Grand dad!

[@TheFisher]

🤣

[@vickygregory9594]

Your videos just keep getting better!

[@TheFisher]

❤️

[@bronwyndobbins282]

The wire pieces with the loops at either end actually hook together. They form the base for a foam mattress on a fold up cot/bed. They hook together to form squares. A lot of interesting and unusual items today. Great fun.

[@heidi2597]

Nice to see Frankie the Claw....and when you said, "Shut your lips"... cracked me up. Nice finds on today's adventure. Thanks for sharing.

[@mandymyers8668]

Those bottles are the jackpot for sure! Thanks for removing the tires!

[@that1ghostboy]

1:28 for anyone who’s curious, its a boat stilt, its used to put boats on to store it above water during winters at marinas

[@ellaparks162]

Thanks Tyler I had fun along with you 😅❤

[@richardwestern9546]

Hey superman good sunday to you hope your right about spring its warm here on the otherside of the lakes to and no snow to all melted away after last wensday. Those bottles can bring in some money you look at the bottom and you should be able to find the pat. # makers mark and made by date. I once found a Pepsi bottle under the mess hall in Korea (Korea war Era) when I was there it was so kewl. Now hearing those pipes hit the ground ya there heavy. earning your name today. the axe head so lucky Hey don't downplay the broken bottles ither they can bring in money to like the 1/2 bottle just polish it smooth and its now a art bottle and worth $$$ anyway loved the video stay safe and keep throwing Across the lake Richard W.

[@Chaedron1]

That green bottle is a Sprite bottle, it could be older, but Mexican Sprite bottles uses a similar bottle that is still used today. As for the coke, it doesn't look embossed so that means that it was made after 1957 when Coke changed to applied labels. So not that old unfortunately. If you go onto Adventure Archeology's channel he has some videos about identifying bottles if you are interested, apparently a lot of the identifying involves looking at how the top is made as well as the embossing and patent dates. Still great finds, and a fun video as always. Looking forward to more videos now that it is finally warming up there.

[@alycegallant5406]

Thank you for your videos and thank you for cleaning up the waterways as you create the videos. You are an inspiration, I hope more people follow your lead.

[@231rocks]

Luv that spot, keep it going there

[@johnszerokman3388]

Some awesome finds! Cool video!

[@Chef_The_III]

The giant pipes were a flag pole, and the rope was to it too

[@PSage-jm9dv]

God bless you❤

[@tomfisher2103]

Nice finds Tyler! You and Alex have found so much railroad related stuff, you guys can open your own railroad. Cheers from NJ brother 🍻🍻

[@kiracattan4624]

You can actually hear the magnet click on the metal now that there isn't any wind. It's fantastic to watch what comes out of them. You should come up to Everett, WA. there's a lot of really old areas here.

[@mozzberg590]

Someone was listening to the radio when they were fishing and KURPLUNK.

[@shanethompson2915]

Wow what great finds and awesome video.

[@tymemachine5179]

The item with the ball in it was a tie down used to tie your boat to the dock

[@deedk]

Those loop things look like what we're on the bunk beds my grandma used to have. Not a boxspring but the base you put the mattress on.

[@PSage-jm9dv]

I love this guy ❤❤ so sweet

[@mona2046]

Dude!!! Those bottles look cool! Watching now... 💖

[@3cahill]

Cool stuff Tyler. The scale looks like the kind they used to weigh fish awhile back.

[@darla-wc3iv]

You are living my dream.

[@DJD854]

❤❤ As per usual, you had me in stitches especially the part where you found that little rock hammer the tiny hammer I had to laugh out loud!!!😂😂

[@Gaming.with.Benjamin]

So close to 1 million subs!! How exciting ❤

[@SJMETALMAG]

At 4:24 portable Walkman came out in the 80s.

[@juneyshu6197]

That one looks even a bit older than walkman? Maybe cheaper?

[@daisymay4183]

This spot is loaded. Love the clear water where you can see the bottom. Glass bottles are awesome. just imagine how many tires are in that river 😮. Love the video😊

[@leenoah1505]

Aloha Mr. Fisher! 💐 I hope this Spring brings you lots of wonderful treasures, and maybe a lady love to share your adventures with!

[@stephentaylor1135]

You should try to restore that if you can that would pretty awesome

[@ralphfoster6283]

That area is so juicy that you don’t even need to use your magnet to find cool stuff! Those thin ties look to me like they were used by vintage cars! Cheers! 🎉

[@crystalkita]

its so nice to go on my lunch break, sit back eating a sammich, and just watch these epic videos. thanks for another epic post!

[@annaknight7575]

You found some really cool things. Thank you for taking the time to take out the tires. I can't believe all the treasures just waiting for you. Awesome video as always. Be safe and always remember to have fun 😊. Can't wait to see what you find next 🤠.

[@LegionRides]

Best intro ever, Tyler! Thanks for changing it! I watched from the 1st second till the last! Big thumbs up!!!

[@barbaraanderson4794]

Fun fun fun. So much fun. Keep it up Tyler. Give your little man a hug from your fans. 😊

[@davidglenn2587]

4:09 That is a walkman, and I think its extremely cool you found one!

[@SithMami]

It blows my mind, how much trash is in that one area, alone. It's heartbreaking, and revolting. Thank you for cleaning it up. Just be super careful, walking around in waders in there. You've pulled up so many nails, don't let them get stuck in your foot!

[@theresaciba632]

Did you see the pocket knife on the bottom of the one where you caught the battery about the fourth throw in it was below the battery it was a nice looking pocket knife too looked like probably bone😊😊😊😊💜💜💜💜💜

[@donnamitchell7707]

Phenomenal finds today Tyler. The green glass bottle is from Canada Dry Ginger Ale. The white piece that looked it had a handle maybe a piece from the back of a very old fridge. Inside at the back has a piece like that one. The broken bottle looks like an old medicine bottle. I hope you have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️🛠🧲.

[@juneyshu6197]

Love your bottles! Maybe not a fortune, but antique and our history!

[@TheGingerGem]

Amazing how clear that water was. You may never have found those bottles otherwise. Very cool finds.

[@darkwolf5531]

Super Cool Time

[@magneticmovements]

great video mate keep up the amazing work! 👍👍

[@xenogoku06]

You are on the road to 1m congrats!🥳🎉

[@dawnh6235]

You definitely found some great finds. There's some other channels worth checking out that's about finding old bottles. Some are worth a good amount of money. Can't wait for the next video!

[@juneyshu6197]

The mill is just around the corner for you!❤

[@bobweiss9138]

You are definitely going to be in that spot for a while ❤

[@darlatidwell6255]

That green bottle looks like it might be an old Fresca bottle.

[@marthamitchell9452]

I’m going with Bubble Up, which was Coke’s version of 7up. The really old Coke bottles have the city they were bottled in embossed on the bottom.

[@darlatidwell6255]

@@marthamitchell9452 Yeah,I remember Bubble Up. That could be it.

[@DexterWolf-ds7nz]

i used to watch you years ago, but i kinda fell out of it. i used to watch untill i got a headache and then watch some more. and now, i decided to come back. its so cool to see how youve grown while i was gone. please, take my sub, and keep up the absolute great work!

[@loumac1022]

Cool bottles! Unreal amount of finds! So many interesting things

[@daneenmacdonald4938]

What is that red pipe in the water, look at 17:42 and it's right in front of you.

[@bet1568]

Votive candle in or behind the last bottle would probably look cool. Nice video. The more mud you turn up the older the finds should be.

[@glennterry5476]

Dude when I was about 7 or 8 I lived in Washington and beer bottles where small brown bottles with a raised ring around the neck of the bottle you got like 2 cents f I r them. Just to let you know if you find any like that. They are at least 68 years old.

[@elainegoodnight2940]

The little thing with the marble in it is a towel holder. The back attaches to a cabinet and u slide the edge of a towel up in the slot and the marble drops down to hold the towel in place.

[@DJboutit2]

Amazing video one of your best keep up the good work.

[@SandyFielding-cl4dc]

Hello Tyler! So cool of finds Dude! I truely enjoyed a little something something different. The Bottles! Oh My Goodness! Beautiful bottles. I love to bottle hunt as well. Great finds. Can't hardly wait for the next video! Stay safe out there and God bless🥰

[@edwardtraylor3984]

That's an old Sprite bottle probably from the late 60s or early 70s. I remember them when I was growing up in the early 70s. Might want to save it and display it. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@nealmacdonald8191]

The thing with the sliding ball is mounted to a kitchen cupboard and a towel is held in place by pushing it up to hold it or pulling it out to use it.

[@MikeSanchez-og8do]

You’re good at throwing your 360° magnet😊😊😊

[@maryb4796]

Springs and frame from cot or single bed

[@jimwilcox2964]

Yep, just roll out the mattress over the wires and spring frame

[@dannmccord1923]

Cool stuff fisher. Hope you go back. No telling what is out there. ❤❤❤

[@VictoriaMorrison-ce5qr]

Loved this video….. noticed you left your can of drink, half full on your trolley…. Maybe next time take a bottle with a lid .. because I did this and a wasp went in my can and I didn’t know and when I had a drink it stung my tongue

[@PhilipStephan]

That's a finishing hammer used to put very small nails or tacks in appolstery of chairs, couches, and many kinds of furnichure. Awesome finds stay safe out there. Cheers. 😊

[@Hello-rn4sc]

Probably when my grandpa almost died, from drinking a coke back in the day, he wouldn’t touch a soda, except root beer , or a ginger ale !!

[@sherrilyons193]

Wow this was fun this might be one of my favorite spots 😊 and the rope stuff looks like mop heads .

[@TheGingerGem]

I'm.playing a bit of catch up today with your videos. Can't wait to see where we go!!looks like I get to watch 4 videos today!! I don't often fall behind but life happens sometimes lol

[@merlealthafer]

Hey Tyler. Another sweet day of mag fishin' under the ole belt. I'd be willing to bet that Toshiba battery was used in that player. And they're both from the early '80s. And green bottle you got looks like about a 70s era 7up or maybe even a sprite.

[@Myferrets18]

Loved this..Please go back again and again,😊

[@silverwishes6000]

Those old bottles are actually pretty cool 😎

[@Hello-rn4sc]

The one with the ribs on it is an old coke bottle, the other green one, no clue.

[@jesselynn4539]

The ball's of rope could be from old fishing nets

[@mialily206]

Frankay Senior😂 Great job cleaning the waterways as always❤

[@IgnatyShadrin-i7z]

❤❤❤ congrats on all the success! The channel has grown so much

[@hollypierce3076]

The long pole with the two hook looking things I believe is some kind of rope tie-off. If there were a bunch of house boats in that area maybe someone had a jet ski or something tied off? I really enjoy watching your videos brother! ✌🏻

[@tedgougher2816]

Thank you for a entertaining video and thank you for getting those tires out.

[@beverlymichael5830]

The skinny hammer is a tack hammer. I have my grandpa’s from the 40’s. It is so useful for tiny nails and delicate hammering. His has an oak handle.

[@samarah63]

Would love to see more of this spot.

[@markrooney8753]

The springs and wire with the loops on both ends were from an old spring mattress. The two frame like pieces might have been the mattress frame. Like for old army or camping cots.

[@delariegranrud7431]

I think the green bottle is either sprite or 7up. And going on 50 years old. The clear is coke and brown could be root beer but I think your right about that one.

[@sandman4384]

super place nice treasures and keep it up you are so fun to watch

[@Athegreat-u5e]

0:32 the pillars: im still standing, better than I ever did

[@angelikasheffield2259]

4:28 That is a Walker radio from the 80s.

[@ceecal]

You should have a small bucket for the small stuff so you don't loose them. Beside you could put the bottles in it.