Your excitement over your finds are contagious. Look forward to all your videos. Hope you & your family have a Merry Christmas & a safe & fun-filled New Year.
Relax dude, first time I've seen your channel and you get a little to excited over....what? Nothing. Your having fun but don't over do it. Gotta go can only take so much. Good luck with your fishing. Nice magnet by the way.
One of these days a magnet fisher is going to pull up a big chain with a large rubber stopper on the end and sit there in stunned silence as the lake drains away... lol
Here's another one hadn't seen. May of 2023 now, just watched you clean your boat for first time since you got it. (Two months). Always interesting, stay safe and keep bringing in the awesome finds! 👍👍
My thoughts exactly! Seems funny the kids now days have no concept of pay phones. Strange, I don’t feel that old for this to be such a familiar memory……
Number 4 is called a "peavey". It is absolutely a log handling tool! Cool find! Number 14 looks like the barrel from a .30 carbine, you can tell by the hooded front sight and the extractor groove cutout in the chamber end. The second number 14 is a change box from a public payphone
As far as #4 goes....I have never heard it called a Peavey. I had always heard it called a Cant Hook. I looked both up and as it turns out it they are both the same tool just different names.
I am so passionate about cleaning up our environment and your videos are delightful to me. I love how you see everything you find as a treasure. I also feel like what you do has a deeper meaning there is so much below the surface to be uncovered or discovered
#4 is whats known as a log peavy. They used it for rolling logs in the water or even when they were being cut. that is just the head it was missing the handle but it would have been 6' long.
#6 looks like it could be the wheel of one of those old bikes with one small and one huge wheel called "Penny-farthing" from the 1880s (since it seems to flimsy and too big a for a wagon wheel (tho of course I don't know and it would have corroded from something more solid looking.))
The first item you retrieved is called a Pee Vee. My father worked on a booming ground in the 50s and used one to turn logs in New Westminster B.C. at the mouth of the Fraser River. The device was also used to push logs up the chain driven slip into a saw mill for processing into lumber or sawdust, woodchips.
invented by a guy named peavy,,,,also called a cant hook,,,cant means angle,,,you can rotate a log with it to set up for cutting in a particular direction
I can't decide if I love or hate the fact that the bottom half of a payphone is completely unrecognizable to today's youth. Excellent content. Keep them coming.
Were you allowed to get the older gun back or did they destroy it? I doubt I would turn in something that old unless there was a readable serial number on it.
15:00 That actually might have been a warning/hazard/signal light for a fire truck or police car from 'way back; it would blink on and off during an emergency-call. :D
It’s funny to me that you don’t know what the box in #14 or 15 is. Im sure you have never seen one. I’m pretty sure it is from a pay phone that used to be around towns. The locked part is where the money goes for your call.
Yes, I figgered as much, also --- Tyler looks to be only in his late twenties or early thirties, and so he's probably never used a pay phone and therefore doesn't know what they look like. :D
@@TheFisher im 26 and have used one about like mabey 3 times as an emergency ride summoner (calling family to get me) i didnt have a cell phone growing up
Dude, we forgot about that walkway bridge where you found the gun magazine and brass knuckles! Side note, maybe next spring/summer when you use the kayak maybe tie off the boat to shore in case you got something heavy and you need to pull yourself to shore.
Hello Tyler, you had some great finds throughout this year. Wishing you and all your family merry Christmas. Stay safe. Love from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
I remember all of those magnet fishing expeditions. I'm hoping that you took those logging tools (#1 and #4) to a museum to see their worth and/or if they wanted to buy them. At the very least you tried to sell them on eBay because they should have been worth more than their scrap value. That double headed axe you found later on the #1 was also cool, I loved that episode it was so interesting to watch and had such history significance to them. #16 was also a good one, an actual gun and not pellet guns nor a rifle barrel. I still say you should have gotten that one back, but 'say la vei.' Anyway, nice reminder of your interesting finds and I hope you have a wonderful Christmas holiday season.
@@famousbowl9926 52 yrs old. The reason I said, "took those logging tools (#1 and #4) to a museum to see their worth and/or if they wanted to buy them." is because magnet fishing is a business and it would be nice if he could make some money from selling to a museum rather than selling them as scrap metal. I'm sure he could, and probably would, donate those items rather than have them destroyed, but if he could get a dollar or three for each one that would be nice too.
I really love the enthusiasm in these videos. Everything is exciting. Honestly, I watch these and think of millions of craft ideas. Don't think I could have turned in the brass knuckles. I like unusual knives.
That cash box came from an ATM, you need to call the cops. You should also call the cops about the change machine, its an open case. #14 is the change box from a pay-phone.
Just started watching your videos. Admittedly I was a bit skeptical as to the contents of your videos. Like oh look more rusty junk. I couldn’t have been more wrong! I have to say, your great attitude and genuine excitement over each and every one of your finds puts a smile on my face. You got a subscriber for sure! Thanks for the great content.
You have me KMSL love the excitement you are totally contagious making me want to buy a big magnet 🧲 I live on the Bayou Teche and I can imagine what I’d find in it. Thanks for sharing your videos 👍🇺🇸
Hey Tyler, thanks for all the wholesome and cool videos, you've inspired me to pick up Magnet Fishing, so I'll be getting a kit, so this coming spring I can start up finding treasures, and such!
I agree, your enthusiasm is contagious and as the dad of two young teenage boys I appreciate the good clean fun. I haven't seen all of your videos, but so far, I love how you say "Oh my gosh," instead of saying, "Oh my God." Language like that matters, and so many kids, and adults as well don't know that you should not say that. They were likely never taught. Your folks obviously raised you right.
New subscriber here. You have me so excited just watching and hearing your excitement. You have found some very cool things! You definitely have 'hooked' me to your channel. Keep up the awesome work!
It was a great year watching you pull all those cool things out of the water. Was there money in the car wash vending machine? Look forward to watching your channel next year. Keep up the good work.
Love this compilation, found out I missed a few videos. Made me smile with your excitement. Will have a giant road trip to visit my favorite you-tubers if ever get to go.
What a great year! Happy to have found you and your channel. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year for you Tyler and for all of the subscribers as well ❤
Just curious...the gun #8, looked like it took co2 cart, and firearms normally don't have "this is not a toy" markings. Was that a real firearm and did you hear anything boyt that. Great videos.
You should come down to Louisiana with all the flooding…..no telling what you will find! The storm swept through and the storm surge followed gutting homes of items.
P.s. #8 Hey, Tyler! I did some research on what you found there in that clip. It’s a: Bear River “Exterminator” 4 inch Chrome Finish .177 BB/Pellet Air Pistol And until I put the name in, I thought it was the “real deal” too, and I think I commented such on the original video thinking it was a cartridge pistol as well. Forgot to recant that until now or post the research. However: in no way does being an air pistol mean it couldn’t have been used in a crime and dumped afterwards. They can still be used lethally.
Great video! That's a lot of weird stuff down below lol. Also, in case you don't know yet, #8 was a CO2 pellet or BB gun. You can see at the bottom of the grip the screwed on cover for the CO2 cartridge, plus it had the standard air gun warn on the side (this is not a toy....). #16 was a sawed off shotgun, but it looked like it was probably just a replica or decoration. Well, happy fishing! I hope you find something worth a lol of money!
I remember so many of those! Great memories Tyler. I can’t wait to see what’s in store for this new year ~ ✨”very Merry wishes to a wonderful Christmas”🎄✨ & a “Happy New Year” 🎈
👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼 after seeing what she did with that washer box, how you were able to retrieve it I must say you were one heck of a magnificent magnet, fisher man🤠
Dude, if you are looking to go next level in the guns department you should concentrate you search area into run down neighborhoods and rivers on the outskirts to about 2 miles away from cities or larger towns. Road access or short walk distance from the road is crucial. Happy hunting 😁😁
Fisher. I think if you get a paddle boat or a flat bottom boat you would find more things in the water ways. Safer than the kayak and more room to put stuff
I absolutely love 💞 your videos, and you've had some interesting finds over the last year. Your videos are the best, bar none! Take care, stay safe and God bless ✝️ Happy Magnet Fishing 🎣
2:38 Yikes --- that's no "brass knuckle", Dude --- that's called an "assailant knife" or a "tactical knuckle knife", and it's considered a DEADLY WEAPON in many areas, and may even be illegal to purchase or possess!! So even though you'd merely found it after it had been discarded, and had certainly never committed any crimes with it, you could still get in BIG trouble if a cop found THAT dangerous object on your person or in your vehicle if he stopped you for any reason, or if he found it in your house while performing a home inspection! You might wanna turn in that knife to the police; it had very likely been used to assault or kill someone (and I mean, just think about it --- why else would anyone have a wicked-looking stabbing-device like that, anyway --- they weren't likely just slicing their bread for sandwiches with THAT beastly thing!), and then was tossed into the river to get rid of the evidence! :O :S
Guess I'm getting old...recognized #14 in a heartbeat as the coin box from a payphone (we used to have coin operated phones on street corners and in stores).
That absolutely looks like a pellet gun. The empty space in the hand grip and the wing nut looking thing at the bottom; I'm pretty sure that's for securing in the CO2 cartridge.
It looks like you had some interesting finds over the course of this past year. Did you call the police about that car wash controller piece. You should have. That might be a case that robbery detectives are still working. What about that gun too, did you ever learn anything more about that?
This the video about clips he accidentally find a random great stuff,and maybe this is just a random videos that pop out at your youtube algorithm,this guy always call the the police when he found something "dangerious" like a gun,bag,and another item. I sure you are a good person,but please dont skip the video,and check another video from this channel before judging the video. Have a nice day! Sorry for the wrong word,im not american
I just came up with a hilarious idea during #16: If you've ever watched the old Tim Conway movie "Dorf Goes Fishing," you may remember the segment where he attempts to have a "buddy fishing conversation" with his wife. He makes gurgling noises (obviously an overlaid soundtrack). That would be _perfect_ for when you need to blank out locations instead of just silence! "I am at •burble glubble glub• in •bubble• city." 🤣🤣
Those pointed things are called pickaroons. They are used to handle logs. I have used many of those after working in a paper Mill for 35 years. We used the pickaroons to control the logs and load them onto a conveyer belt. I worked in the wood yard for many years and we usually customized our pickaroons to our own specifications to make them grab the log better and release the log easier.
good finds 2021 so many good things i will not go thru them great for this years treasures good luck in 2022 MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR sand man
In the first segment, those three items are referred to pickaroons. They have a wooden handle. They are used in saw mill ponds and log drives, to move logs in the water, or attaching the chains which hold the log boom together.
Your excitement over your finds are contagious. Look forward to all your videos. Hope you & your family have a Merry Christmas & a safe & fun-filled New Year.
❤️ thank you for watching 😊
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@@TheFisher Love the tattoo on you left arm, would love to get a good look. Is it a raccoon or ferret.
Relax dude, first time I've seen your channel and you get a little to excited over....what? Nothing. Your having fun but don't over do it. Gotta go can only take so much. Good luck with your fishing. Nice magnet by the way.
It’s called fishing for likes, comments and views. He’s not getting excited over nothing for nothing.
One of these days a magnet fisher is going to pull up a big chain with a large rubber stopper on the end and sit there in stunned silence as the lake drains away... lol
😹😹😹😹😹🙌🏻
And he’ll say Dude
Get yourself a flat bottom boat dude,then you won't flip over.
🤣🤣
I couldn't stop laughing!🤣😂🤣😂
I respect the hell out of this. Not only is it an interesting and awesome hobby, but you are also cleaning up these bodies of water. Cheers mate!
Here's another one hadn't seen. May of 2023 now, just watched you clean your boat for first time since you got it. (Two months). Always interesting, stay safe and keep bringing in the awesome finds! 👍👍
Drinking game, a shot everytime he says "No way!" or "Hold on a minute!". You pass out in 10min lol.
Five minutes in everyone be like 😵💫
Love his excitement!
Also a shot everytime he says "you guys" lol
Speedy alcohol poisoning.
#14 That box looks like the bottom half of a pay phone..... remember those? LOL
I do! And that’s what I thought it was.
Yep that's what it is. The bottom half where all the change goes. And the flip lid where you get your change back when your call does not go through.
My thoughts exactly! Seems funny the kids now days have no concept of pay phones. Strange, I don’t feel that old for this to be such a familiar memory……
I thought it could have been a parking meter, but yeah, pay phone.
Number 4 is called a "peavey". It is absolutely a log handling tool! Cool find! Number 14 looks like the barrel from a .30 carbine, you can tell by the hooded front sight and the extractor groove cutout in the chamber end. The second number 14 is a change box from a public payphone
That's what I said pay phone change box I've seen a few of them lol I'm 57 so I've seen them krazy
As far as #4 goes....I have never heard it called a Peavey. I had always heard it called a Cant Hook. I looked both up and as it turns out it they are both the same tool just different names.
I am so passionate about cleaning up our environment and your videos are delightful to me. I love how you see everything you find as a treasure. I also feel like what you do has a deeper meaning there is so much below the surface to be uncovered or discovered
The pay phone box confusion was hilarious 🤣
Makes you feel old
#4 is whats known as a log peavy. They used it for rolling logs in the water or even when they were being cut. that is just the head it was missing the handle but it would have been 6' long.
And #1 is probably a bill hook also used by loggers.
For Christmas I got what I wanted a magnet fishing kit!!!
I and my husband love all of your videos and all of your enthusiasm. Thank you for cleaning the environment.
I lovehow excited you get when you find things, really improves my day
#6 looks like it could be the wheel of one of those old bikes with one small and one huge wheel called "Penny-farthing" from the 1880s (since it seems to flimsy and too big a for a wagon wheel (tho of course I don't know and it would have corroded from something more solid looking.))
That's what I was thinking
This guy is absolutely nuts!
I love him. hahaha you're awesome dude. 😎👍
Fisher yesterday I pulled up a 3 foot landing gear to a remote controlled airplane ( nice find )
31:00 Ha, ha! The younger generation. He has probably never seen a pay phone before.
Your excitement is so contagious thank you for this video! It shows all the stuff you worked for! 👍 👍 👍
He gets excited then happy, then exposively delighted. What a rush!
At some point, he is going to find Jimmy Hoffa.
That freight container with him in it I bet is in a lot bigger body of water and a lot deeper to boot!
The first item you retrieved is called a Pee Vee. My father worked on a booming ground in the 50s and used one to turn logs in New Westminster B.C. at the mouth of the Fraser River. The device was also used to push logs up the chain driven slip into a saw mill for processing into lumber or sawdust, woodchips.
invented by a guy named peavy,,,,also called a cant hook,,,cant means angle,,,you can rotate a log with it to set up for cutting in a particular direction
I can't decide if I love or hate the fact that the bottom half of a payphone is completely unrecognizable to today's youth. Excellent content. Keep them coming.
I knew right away thats what it was, cause I'm originally from Illinois.
oh man ii knew thot looked familiar lmao havent seen a payphone in years
At 15:14 I believe it to be a tail light off a old bicycle they had a similar light on the old schwinn bikes
Were you allowed to get the older gun back or did they destroy it? I doubt I would turn in something that old unless there was a readable serial number on it.
The old gun was a Crosman SNR357 co2 gun. The rifle barrel was from a ruger 10-22 .
15:00 That actually might have been a warning/hazard/signal light for a fire truck or police car from 'way back; it would blink on and off during an emergency-call. :D
Hey Tyler, I remember all those finds. It was a good year. I want to wish you a Merry Christmas, your family, friends and all your subscribers.
SAME to you and Tyler have a great season !!
JD: box: from a pay phone keyhole &coin return. keep fishing!
Yey u know his name
dude, thanks. the world is so crazy and angry right now. your joy of simple pleasures has truly made my days a lot lighter. cheers
It’s funny to me that you don’t know what the box in #14 or 15 is. Im sure you have never seen one. I’m pretty sure it is from a pay phone that used to be around towns. The locked part is where the money goes for your call.
I knew what it was right off but in the age of cell phones when was the last time you even saw a pay phone?
Same here Rebecca, I also recognized it as the bottom part of a pay phone.
Yes, I figgered as much, also --- Tyler looks to be only in his late twenties or early thirties, and so he's probably never used a pay phone and therefore doesn't know what they look like. :D
I am 27 and have never used one! 😅
@@TheFisher im 26 and have used one about like mabey 3 times as an emergency ride summoner (calling family to get me) i didnt have a cell phone growing up
LOL, #13 was the barrel of a Ruger 10/22, the previous one was half of a toy gun... #14 looks like the bottom of a Pay Phone...
Always nice taking a look back when the weather is too cold for actual magnet fishing.
I love the idea that you're cleaning this garbage out of the waterways but You're Your excitement is over the top
The box with coin return, payphone, maybe?
Bahahahahahaha hes so Midwestern nice he said o my god and said excuse my language 😂
Dude, we forgot about that walkway bridge where you found the gun magazine and brass knuckles! Side note, maybe next spring/summer when you use the kayak maybe tie off the boat to shore in case you got something heavy and you need to pull yourself to shore.
#14 is the bottom of an old pay phone. We have one at my house. Continue doing the great videos.
Box looks like the bottom of a payphone.
Hello Tyler, you had some great finds throughout this year. Wishing you and all your family merry Christmas. Stay safe. Love from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Your excitement makes me happy to watch these videos!
I remember all of those magnet fishing expeditions. I'm hoping that you took those logging tools (#1 and #4) to a museum to see their worth and/or if they wanted to buy them. At the very least you tried to sell them on eBay because they should have been worth more than their scrap value. That double headed axe you found later on the #1 was also cool, I loved that episode it was so interesting to watch and had such history significance to them. #16 was also a good one, an actual gun and not pellet guns nor a rifle barrel. I still say you should have gotten that one back, but 'say la vei.' Anyway, nice reminder of your interesting finds and I hope you have a wonderful Christmas holiday season.
#4 was an anchor ⚓
"C'est la vie".... it means "That's life". "Say la vei" means, "Hey you, speak the words 'la vei'."
How old are you??? Museums take donations...
@@famousbowl9926 52 yrs old. The reason I said, "took those logging tools (#1 and #4) to a museum to see their worth and/or if they wanted to buy them." is because magnet fishing is a business and it would be nice if he could make some money from selling to a museum rather than selling them as scrap metal. I'm sure he could, and probably would, donate those items rather than have them destroyed, but if he could get a dollar or three for each one that would be nice too.
I really love the enthusiasm in these videos. Everything is exciting. Honestly, I watch these and think of millions of craft ideas. Don't think I could have turned in the brass knuckles. I like unusual knives.
Just once when you get excited I want you to say holy cow scoob it's mr Jenkins..I would laugh myself into a coma
That cash box came from an ATM, you need to call the cops. You should also call the cops about the change machine, its an open case. #14 is the change box from a pay-phone.
Just started watching your videos. Admittedly I was a bit skeptical as to the contents of your videos. Like oh look more rusty junk. I couldn’t have been more wrong! I have to say, your great attitude and genuine excitement over each and every one of your finds puts a smile on my face. You got a subscriber for sure! Thanks for the great content.
You have me KMSL love the excitement you are totally contagious making me want to buy a big magnet 🧲 I live on the Bayou Teche and I can imagine what I’d find in it. Thanks for sharing your videos 👍🇺🇸
OMG OMG OMG DUDE DUDE OMG NO WAY... SLAP!!!!!! STF UP!!!!!!!
Hey Tyler, thanks for all the wholesome and cool videos, you've inspired me to pick up Magnet Fishing, so I'll be getting a kit, so this coming spring I can start up finding treasures, and such!
Good luck with your new hobby, hope you find some cool stuff.
I agree, your enthusiasm is contagious and as the dad of two young teenage boys I appreciate the good clean fun. I haven't seen all of your videos, but so far, I love how you say "Oh my gosh," instead of saying, "Oh my God." Language like that matters, and so many kids, and adults as well don't know that you should not say that. They were likely never taught. Your folks obviously raised you right.
Tyler lives near Manhattan and NYC because I recognized the East River Trail sign in the background
Some really good finds, may 2022 bring you more.
There you are! Finally.
New subscriber here. You have me so excited just watching and hearing your excitement. You have found some very cool things! You definitely have 'hooked' me to your channel. Keep up the awesome work!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Some of my favorites!! Have a wonderful holiday.
I love the enthusiasm from these finds!
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nice video. The find at about the 30:55 mark, was the bottom part of a old pay phone! I haven't seen one of them in years!
I must be old. I recognize it with all the mud
@@Kara_Kay_Eschel I think that would two of us then!
I feel old now this dude don't know half the stuff he finds but I recognize everything lol.
@@danpeterson9404 Well, he tries hard!
38:30 cool cop!
WoW, I remember those finds! Merry Christmas to you and your Fisher, its been fun following you.
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It’s so cool to see a guy cleaning up the waterways with such enthusiasm. A few times he actually sounded like Shaggy from Scooby doo.
It was a great year watching you pull all those cool things out of the water. Was there money in the car wash vending machine? Look forward to watching your channel next year. Keep up the good work.
Love this compilation, found out I missed a few videos. Made me smile with your excitement. Will have a giant road trip to visit my favorite you-tubers if ever get to go.
Don't watch a lot of magnet fishing but you make it look like fun. Love the enthusiasm. Merry Christmas to you and yours. 🎄🎄🎄
One must chuck tools after a heist. Files fit, bolt cutters fit, even a bent up hammer.
What a great year! Happy to have found you and your channel. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year for you Tyler and for all of the subscribers as well ❤
The telephone coin box was hilarious 😂
Did you get any old coins out of that Old pay phone lock box? That was a pretty cool find.
Thanks again for cleaning things up!
Wow! Dude 😮 what awesome finds I would have been shaking finding that gun as well!
Just curious...the gun #8, looked like it took co2 cart, and firearms normally don't have "this is not a toy" markings. Was that a real firearm and did you hear anything boyt that. Great videos.
Thats what I was thinking. If it was real it looked pretty stupid haha.
Yeah it was a BB gun. You can see the thumb screw on the bottom of the handle to tighten in the co2 cartridge.
That's what I'm saying
Bear River CO2 revolver
You should come down to Louisiana with all the flooding…..no telling what you will find! The storm swept through and the storm surge followed gutting homes of items.
That wheel could be from one of those penny bikes 🚲 with the big wheels
Happy New YEAR
Love seeing back on your finds definitely some crazy ones there
I love your excitement! Thank you for sharing.
❤️ thank you for watching! 😊
P.s. #8 Hey, Tyler! I did some research on what you found there in that clip.
It’s a:
Bear River “Exterminator” 4 inch Chrome Finish .177 BB/Pellet Air Pistol
And until I put the name in, I thought it was the “real deal” too, and I think I commented such on the original video thinking it was a cartridge pistol as well. Forgot to recant that until now or post the research. However: in no way does being an air pistol mean it couldn’t have been used in a crime and dumped afterwards. They can still be used lethally.
❤❤❤😂😂nice finds
Great video! That's a lot of weird stuff down below lol. Also, in case you don't know yet, #8 was a CO2 pellet or BB gun. You can see at the bottom of the grip the screwed on cover for the CO2 cartridge, plus it had the standard air gun warn on the side (this is not a toy....).
#16 was a sawed off shotgun, but it looked like it was probably just a replica or decoration. Well, happy fishing! I hope you find something worth a lol of money!
Most likely still linked to crime, who tosses replicas and air guns??
Nice logging finds! Here in northern Michigan these are our primary finds.
I remember so many of those!
Great memories Tyler.
I can’t wait to see what’s in store for this new year ~
✨”very Merry wishes to a wonderful Christmas”🎄✨
& a “Happy New Year” 🎈
Yes I have used one of them when I would help my dad at the sawmill
👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼 after seeing what she did with that washer box, how you were able to retrieve it I must say you were one heck of a magnificent magnet, fisher man🤠
Dude, if you are looking to go next level in the guns department you should concentrate you search area into run down neighborhoods and rivers on the outskirts to about 2 miles away from cities or larger towns. Road access or short walk distance from the road is crucial. Happy hunting 😁😁
That's a bb gun not a real gun
Nice video collection!
I so enjoy watching how excited you get. 😆 Merry Christmas and Happy new year
1:00 Looks like picaroons, a timber tool to pick up or drag logs.
What if you attached a go-pro or something near the magnet so you can see if something falls apart while you're pulling it up? Or would that not work
He's really druging up the mud, it would have to be recon round on a clear water day...
Fisher. I think if you get a paddle boat or a flat bottom boat you would find more things in the water ways.
Safer than the kayak and more room to put stuff
I absolutely love 💞 your videos, and you've had some interesting finds over the last year. Your videos are the best, bar none! Take care, stay safe and God bless ✝️ Happy Magnet Fishing 🎣
Merry Christmas, Tyler. Thanks for a fun 2021 and here's to an even better 2022.
That is not a wagon wheel, it's the front wheel of one of the first bikes made.
21:52 A MARLIN FISHERMAN FIGHT haha
the fish that just didnt get away. imagine leaving all this stuff in there holy cow
2:38 Yikes --- that's no "brass knuckle", Dude --- that's called an "assailant knife" or a "tactical knuckle knife", and it's considered a DEADLY WEAPON in many areas, and may even be illegal to purchase or possess!! So even though you'd merely found it after it had been discarded, and had certainly never committed any crimes with it, you could still get in BIG trouble if a cop found THAT dangerous object on your person or in your vehicle if he stopped you for any reason, or if he found it in your house while performing a home inspection! You might wanna turn in that knife to the police; it had very likely been used to assault or kill someone (and I mean, just think about it --- why else would anyone have a wicked-looking stabbing-device like that, anyway --- they weren't likely just slicing their bread for sandwiches with THAT beastly thing!), and then was tossed into the river to get rid of the evidence! :O :S
More like mall ninja shit. 😂
arent brass knuckles already illegal
Guess I'm getting old...recognized #14 in a heartbeat as the coin box from a payphone (we used to have coin operated phones on street corners and in stores).
That absolutely looks like a pellet gun. The empty space in the hand grip and the wing nut looking thing at the bottom; I'm pretty sure that's for securing in the CO2 cartridge.
It is, I looked it up.
It’s literally just a barrel “I don’t want to look down the barrel because I’m not stupid” 😂😂😂
lmao i thought that too
It looks like you had some interesting finds over the course of this past year. Did you call the police about that car wash controller piece. You should have. That might be a case that robbery detectives are still working. What about that gun too, did you ever learn anything more about that?
This the video about clips he accidentally find a random great stuff,and maybe this is just a random videos that pop out at your youtube algorithm,this guy always call the the police when he found something "dangerious" like a gun,bag,and another item. I sure you are a good person,but please dont skip the video,and check another video from this channel before judging the video. Have a nice day!
Sorry for the wrong word,im not american
10:40 for the example
They never did get back to me on the gun!
I just came up with a hilarious idea during #16: If you've ever watched the old Tim Conway movie "Dorf Goes Fishing," you may remember the segment where he attempts to have a "buddy fishing conversation" with his wife. He makes gurgling noises (obviously an overlaid soundtrack). That would be _perfect_ for when you need to blank out locations instead of just silence! "I am at •burble glubble glub• in •bubble• city." 🤣🤣
Whenever you're excited you kinda sound like Bubbles from the trailer park boys. It's a compliment!
Having your body cameras on helped as well, with the shady car. Becareful
Merry Christmas Tyler!
Those pointed things are called pickaroons. They are used to handle logs. I have used many of those after working in a paper Mill for 35 years. We used the pickaroons to control the logs and load them onto a conveyer belt. I worked in the wood yard for many years and we usually customized our pickaroons to our own specifications to make them grab the log better and release the log easier.
Its going to be ok dude!!!!!!don't worry so much.its not going to go off
good finds 2021 so many good things i will not go thru them great for this years treasures good luck in 2022 MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR sand man
In the first segment, those three items are referred to pickaroons. They have a wooden handle. They are used in saw mill ponds and log drives, to move logs in the water, or attaching the chains which hold the log boom together.
Glad someone got it right. lol
Thank you Fisher and your welcome.
i like this guys enthusiasm