Absolute *JACKPOT* Found in the River While Magnet Fishing!!!
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- Absolute JACKPOT Found in the River While Magnet Fishing!!! Today I went magnet fishing with my giant 360 degree magnet in an old river canal and I hit the absolute jackpot!
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Plez noooooo 😱😱😭😭😭😭😭 you found my best spot, plez noooooo
Hello good sir,
There is a guy stealing your identity again, I tried to report him but TH-cam won't let me for some reason. I thought Ima at least bring it to your attention! Maybe you can report him.
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"Inbox me on discord" is a hacker. No one click the link! They keep deleting my comments.
I just got something from you that says the text you on Discord what is that or is that a scam
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That guy at the scrap yard had some mad skill with the big magnet!! I mean…..he didn’t hit the sides of the bed of your truck at all!! Looks like a great place to get yourself a bit of gas money!!!
I was so glad to see how you get rid of your scrap. That was very interesting!
I work for the rail road the clamps that you caught are called shackles they clip under the rail track and hold them in place to the rail ties
By the way gave my granddaughter that magnet for her birthday she's only eight she loved it she said Grandma when are we going magnet fishing LOL I said when your daddy takes you she liked it more than anything else she got which warmed my heart
Those railroad spikes with the legible markings on top might be worth quite a bit to a rail buff/collector! Normally those marks get destroyed when the spikes are hammered into the rails. A "virgin" spike is unusual, and "unusual" normally means someone will pay more for it. If you're not going to keep it, give it a light cleaning and put it up on auction!
I often collect railroad spikes as well as other metal along tracks. Rarely are railroad spikes ever worth much if anything. Almost all the spikes I find have writing on them. The only ones that are worth anything are those that come from old historical railroads or different gage tracks. I collect them to use in welding projects and the things I make with them are worth far more than anything else!! Now if you find date nails from railroad tracks, they are worth money to collectors. They used to be in the tie’s of old railroads showing the date that they were made. They are rare to find. But definitely you can still find them. I’ve collected all kinds of steel along the tracks, for actual rail to spikes, plates, anything used in the making of the tracks I’ve found and collected and use to make various things. I have some spikes from the cog railway up mount Washington. It’s one of two cog railways that still exist in the world. The other is in Switzerland. One used to exist in the Catskills near where I live. Spikes like those can be worth something to a collector because no more exist. The straight nice spikes are ones that are unused, dropped from the machine that makes the tracks. Those squiggly pieces, I have tons of them. I’d love to know where they are worth anything and to who because I’ll be rich if I find them!! lol. They still use many of these things today to make and repair tracks. Thanks for your reply. If you have knowledge of who buys these things, I’m all ears , if you know something, I’ll cut you in on the profits!! If I were to go out today and walk the tracks I could fill a garbage can with spikes and the squiggly ones, plates, whatever. I will use the spikes to make a welded star. I weld a section of chain at the top to hang it!! The squiggly pieces I’ve used for chair legs, handles. All those spikes he found that are straight are just newer spikes and all have different numbers on them. Those new straight spikes won’t look like that in a year or two. They rot right away!! The older ones were made better. Idk about where he is but in the Catskills in upstate NY there’s different train tracks everywhere. Also old historical railroads that are no longer used. Those are the ones that have old things worth money to collectors. But who knows maybe someone out there paying money for this stuff that idk about. That would be awesome for sure. Because I can get this stuff anytime and just pick it up off the ground. No magnet fishing involved!! There’s so much of it you wouldn’t believe!!
Not unless it is stamped with the RR name or is from a special historical RR etc.
I thought the bridge was going to collapse due to all the parts you found😂. Great spot! Man, that guy on the magnet has got a light touch on that beast. Keep on tossing, and thanks for sharing.
Wow Canadian national train...thanks for taking us along to the river side ..best place to be always
I know that people like the railroad parts for decoration, so maybe the bolts could be offered for sale also. That plate with the diamond embossing might be a piece of a ladder or stair step on an engine or freight car.
Great job Tyler !!!! You definitely need to go back there. I'm surprised that big magnet doesn't pick up your truck. Again Great job
Award winning show. Period. Your best to date.
25:55 Biggest catch of the day... You caught a crane... lol
Lol, you're funny with the geese! 8:10 looked like a conduit clamp. I believe you're ready for a new cart!
A very good Thursday evening to you all
I did hear that train track "CLICK" on the magnet! I found myself telling you to use another magnet too and have the pull force of two, than I realized, wait, you can't hear me 😂😂 love that spot!
I heard it too!
I believe the yellow pipe at the end that came up, is a handle off of one of the two person carts that was on the rails. Each side had a handle, left would pull up, as right pushed down, and back and forth like that. Great video. Ty.
Wow! What a haul! I love it when you go to the scrap yard.
Yer BADASS for pulling that rail! Right on Fisher, I enjoy your vids.
We got ourselves a train nut. Hilarious! LOVE IT!!
You almost gave away your 360 degree magnet. 😱😆
Nice spot Tyler, love seeing you fish on the beautiful sunny days. I am having fun right along with you. Thanks for taking me fishing!
With the square end and a long heavy handle, I think that was used to switch tracks so trains can be moved around a train yard. Manuel switch! Most old train parts are collectible! The clamperoo cleat.
Maybe now that people know that they can make money from magnet fishing, More people who start magnet fishing. So thank you Fisher.
It's pretty amazing to find out that railroad scrap is worth more than it's scrap weight. Making some big cash money doing something fun, can't go wrong with that!. I thought that was pretty cool when they took their giant magnet right to your truck bed, saved you a lot of time lol. I love seeing the scrap runs.
Keep track of which railroad bridge you pull these out from underneath cuz they're going to want to know what bridge you brought them out from under if they are collectors
You should also keep eye out for those iron worker tools use for building bridges, for example those spud wrenches. You can add that to your cash money. Great video as always.
How many people push the like button before the video even started his videos are always awesome
Guilty lol his videos are awesome 🤩
Another great video! Loved seeing the train. Money hole all the way. Love seeing how excited you get on every find.
Dude your channel is the jackpot
Sweet spot you found! Loved seeing the train and of course - the scrap yard!
That cart is looking pretty rough! I think it's paid for itself many times over. Great video
Sure makes your life easier with that giant magnet!
Woah Tyler! Great catch “Fisher”! Love your videos dude. Cash money baby! 🤑💰
Looks like it's time for an upgraded cart lol And that new spot is a hot spot!
Glad you were able to get it up in the end!
What a great day for you all around!
Another great video Tyler! Your enthusiasm is awesome! Would love to see that piece of track cleaned up in a future restoration video.
Thanks for sharing the scrap yard with us. Nice finds.
That's got to be the best hobby in the world😁 Nice haul Tyler, you rock!!!!!!!💖
I love watching these videos and thinking of all the possible stories and scenarios that lead to the items falling into various pools of water, it could be anything from a clumsy railroad working dropping a spike, a kid accidentally crashing their bike in the lake, all the way to someone throwing away a gun after a crime. After watching these vids I'm pretty sure I've seen it all. (But then he posts a new video finding a new item and the whole process of wonder happens over again)
Hey Tyler! "Yab-ba- dab- ba- dooo!" great show! I got rewarded here today- with 2 Railroad spike plates😁!
At 3:45, the pipe looks a bit like a switch handle. Like an old movies there’s the rod that goes into Some sort of a bracket on the ground and you pull the long handle to switch the rail from one fracture the other
Woohoo it’s treasure times
8:14 the perfect transition
My last reenactment at G-burg we had a battery forge and blacksmith. I ask him about railroad spikes. He told me that they were low grade iron / steel used _mostly_ by beginners in metal working, as they are easier to work with. For these purposes it probably doesn't matter if they are straight.
Wow was you there for the 150th I was there with 1st Tennessee
@@larrykoester4285 was that 2013?
Yes it was 2023 will be 160th
@@larrykoester4285 Well that's the event that killed or help kill the numbers that turn out. That and the older generation picked that event to retire.
Somehow your content gets better and better. Keep up the great work 😊
Thank you for sharing a little bit of your life with us 😊 ❤️
Scammer go pack sand!!!!!!!
ALWAYS LOVE THE LONG VIDEOS NOW I'M GONNA GO BACK AND REWATCH IT AGAIN✊🇺🇸✊🇺🇸✊🤘🤘👍👌❤❤
Another awesome magnet fishing from the most definitely enthusiastic guy! Thank you for sharing ♥️
❤️ thank you for watching!
If you ever decide to make a road trip to MD I would love to meet up with you and go magnet fishing with you and buy you a beer
You are lucky, here in Virginia it is illegal to sell anything to do with the railroad without permission from the railroad. Awesome video.
I am enjoying this video!! Love this!! Hope you go back soon, again!!👍🏼
I think you will find artist using the train stuff . I seen a small scale train on life size piece of track as pedestal, pretty cool
Wow I think this was the best. Your energy, and omg, the huge magnet cleaning the bed of your truck, was phenomenal! Always enjoy watching. You get ten stars!!!
Hey thanks! I look forward to watching daily. Happy dipping!
Awesome magnet fishing video. Watching the train cross that old bridge was interesting. I lived right by tracks as a kid it brought back some good memories. Cool finds , love your obvious joy with each find.
GLAD you release this video in time for my Saturday night viewing Thanks for the entertainment , keep safe
Hey Tyler.
@ 3:42 I'm not 100% sure, but that looks one of the wedges that track gangs used to use to move tracks into place as they were laying rail. Check out some of the videos on TH-cam for track gangs. They worked in a cadence and were amazing.
@ 22:26 you may have found the floor of a step from a locomotive.
You're finally getting it that the railroad item are better $$$ than scrap price. Plus, those pieces get into the hands of collectors. If you clear that brand new spike up so we can see the writing on the head, I can look that up and tell you what it means. And most importantly, thanks for letting me see the train. The GT engine stands for Grand Trunk railroad. The CN unit is an ex Illinois Central locomotive (you may have noticed the IC on the side under the window.). The CN stands for Canadian National who bought both of those lines.
Here's a video showing the Gandy dancers lining track using that grat big bar you caught.
th-cam.com/video/slMgUpME8kw/w-d-xo.html
Hello, I did a goole sherch and this is what I came up about your spike - "MC" Spike. Mill Certification "HC" Spike. Conclusion. ”HC” Spikes are “higher carbon” than “MC” spikes, but are by no means anywhere near “high carbon”. I hope this help's you!
Really good scrap run whoohoo
THIS MAGNET FISHING TREND IS VERY UNIQUE. YOU CAN SEE PEOPLE GETTING CASH & AT THE SAME TIME THEY ARE CLEANING RIVERS LAKES & SEASHORES . YOU ARE ALL AWESOME .KEEP IT UP
Wow man, what a jackpot spot that is. A return trip their is in order. If you can weld Tyler or know somebody that does, you could create your own scrap art! by the way, time for a new kart dude!
Sound travels across the water. I guess you could say it rides the waves. 🐎🌻✌️
I was afraid for the clawski when the guy pulled out the scrap but I am glad it survived
Do you clean your rusty find? I do this on my tools. 😊
To tackle items with significant corrosion, submerge your rusty tools or knives in a bowl of white vinegar and let them sit overnight or as long as 24 hours. Once they have had a good soak, remove them from the vinegar and scrub the rust off with steel wool, a scouring pad, or a wire brush.
So many innuendos ! That's what she SAID fits most cases. Haha 🤜🤛🤟
I absolutely love the estimated total thingy. So fun watching the total climb. Hope to see your mini-me soon 💕.
I like it too..reminds me of antiques roadshow...
A little scrap gives a little cash money. Not bad that spot is loaded. Have to hit that spot again. Love the video
Plenty of railway cash money man! You need to go back to that Lucky Place😀👍
I enjoy the way you do things, I do the same as you bro, but, back in the 70s and 80is was awesome as heck, money money and more money.
Yes RR items to the right people is cash money, where many places RR are dying out, people collect RR items, Great job, really enjoy watching
I love how you kept loading that stuff into that little wagon, as if it would be able to carry it all!
@25:41 Can you get that magnet crane to the river? maybe Rent one? OMG! Imagine the things That thing would haul up!
Thanks for the video hope you find a lot of cool stuff be safe out there until next time from Georgia ❤️👃👍
Wouldn't it be cool to have that scrap yard magnet and drop it in the river!😮
I think about that all the time! 🤣
I pulled 3 of those railway sections out of my local river. Sold them for £20 each on Facebook market place. One guy said he was going to use it as a portable anvil.
That’s some impressive heavy liftin there bud.
Yes, we are enjoying the video today and don’t forget to bring the claw 😁when you go out magnet fishing 🥸🍀🍀🍀🍀
Love watching your videos , enjoy the comments you say pulling up the catch . 😂
Enjoyed seeing the trip to the scrap yard. New to magnet fishing idea, just ordered my first magnet.
So I worked at a scrap yard in Oregon & someone brought in old railroad track rails. The next day police showed up looking for it. Turns out it was stolen from private property & was told that before we could buy railroad iron we needed a bill of sale from the railroad to possess or sell. The person brought more in a few days later & the manager was charged with federal charges & jail time for purchasing it. Found out pretty quick they don't mess around when it comes to railroad iron as it is government owned. Even the property owner needed a bill of sale if they wanted to sell anything previously owned by the railroad.
Fisher you make my day, when I’m down😊
I absolutely LOVE this channel
Dude! Cash money baby on that RR spike! 🤑 Love your videos Tyler, they're the best! During that moment of silence when you were pulling your rope, if you listen carefully you CAN hear the geese!! I love those RR spikes! Would like to buy one from you if I could. Take care, stay safe and God bless✝️ Happy Magnet Fishing 🎣🤗
You should go to the library and check out books with train parts. Then get a list of all train clubs. Send them all pics of what you have. Expand your market.
That hunk of RR Track is great for making anvils. We have a few of them!
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How strong was your magnet today?!!! I'm ordering my set up Wednesday and starting next Monday. So excited 😅
This was my 3,500 lb 360 degree magnet!
Keep at least two plates as well as the spikes and that pole which could have been what someone had used to make spikes. Need to make friends with a blacksmith--you get him supplied with iron, he would make you knives and other useful items, maybe shepherds hook to hang flower baskets from.
With all the RR spikes, plates, and clamps you just need to find some more pieces of RR track and you could almost start your own RR line. Lol!
Keep up the great videos and great finds Bro!
👍🤙👍
The flintstones wheel would make a great paperweight
Those big pieces are packing some weight. We just found some of the same stuff at our local railroad bridge. Those Boss magnets are killer. Good job 👍
How about that, Tyler, the scrap yard went magnet fishing!
Imagine magnet fishing with that crane magnet. 🙂
@16:21, it's a stopper for a large gear wheel. This spot is gonna real pay off.
Made it watching 👀. Heavy stuff today.
I would love to see your collection, sir
That long pole thin could be from a part of a switch for the tracks you know for changing tracks
They must've gotten tired of watching you unload your truck piece by piece-- or you made friends with the magnet controller. What a relief that must be.
The scrap yard magnet picks up the metal and leaves the dirt and plastic
Oh boy I bet LIL CASH would have Loved to see that CHOO CHOO TRAIN😆😆
Thank you for your hard work clearing out so much metal from America's waterways
What’s for dinner? Railroad spikes?❤😂