Contagious enthusiasm! I bet he’s talked his way out of trouble, and into great fishing sites. It would be difficult to arrest someone with his quick smile and laid back attitude.
I like your reaction: never disapointed, always smiling and in a good mood, even if the results aren´t really satisfying. Keep up the good work! A highlight, when the weather is cold and grey.
I love the way you get excited by what you find and explain it. Reminds me of Steve Irwin when he found something in the wild. Even the cadence of your voice. Fantastic what you do mate.
@@danellacullen4401, Enkhuizen is a city :D We actually have "city rights" for almost 665 years now! :) Enkhuizen is in the province "Noord Holland". And it is basically an hour above Amsterdam. He walks through my street around 7:20. (With, unfortunately, all the boxes outside. Apparently it was filmed on a Monday :) And that's when they pick up the paper recycling. So everyone puts it outside for the truck to be picked up) The tower at the end of the street has a carrilion that plays something every 15 minutes. Day and night 😬😁
@@Miekelein That's so cool 😊 thank you for the info! I love old history and places that stick to the historical beauty instead of revamping and modernization. ❤️
I’m from Streamwood Illinois and I love watching your videos and learning about the places you go. Please keep giving information about the areas you fish in such beautiful places and love the summers there. Stay well and have a Merry Christmas 🙏🏼❤️
@@TFDwriting Hi, and no I have never tried magnet fishing we don’t have many ponds, lakes, small rivers in my area, I think one day I might get the chance but everyone I know do not like it ( they don’t know what they are missing) so that is on my bucket list👍🏼🤣
The plastic bottle is indeed a fish trap. The bottle is clear so you put some bait (usually bread) inside so the fish can see it. They then swim in the reversed neck of the bottle but cant swim out again unless they are very lucky and find the small opening where the cap goes. Fishermen use this usually to catch minnows (a type of small fish) and then in turn use the minnows as bait for bigger fish.
Amazing that you caught an eel and a fish in that pole! How cool!!! I am always happy when I see your notifications! Great deal finding Else’s ring! That was incredible!
Man all these beautiful places. That was a serene metal detecting. When you pulled out that bike...you had a budding detector watching 😁. Great inspirator for ppl at these places 💗
What an amazing city Leigh! Big thanks to Nikki for the great camera work, which captured the sites really nice. If I ever go to Amaterdam that place is in the list to visit. Oh, some of those river banks have some amazing old trees. You should visit again and take the Nox.. Bet there's good stuff buried there too.
Love all your adventures but I hold my breath every time you stand on the edge and throw or retrieve that magnet!! Keep them coming, and don’t fall in!
Your right it was very beautiful there and unusually quiet as well. Where were the people? Finds don't always matter it's how good of a time you have! Keep fishing!
During the winter time, it is pretty quiet out here. The tourists are not there and the museums are closed mostly during the winter. Where he was, is the area where there are mainly houses. And no stores or something. So the "Enkhuizers" were probably working or at work :) During the summer it is pretty busy. Especially when the restaurants are allowed to be open. A lot of boats from all over the place. A lot if Germans and people from England. Thankfully the German tourists were here during this summer. But we missed all the people of the other countries :( It is always lovely to hear all the different languages when you walk through the old city :)
Someone made a comment about your videos on a friend of mines Facebook page. I didn`t know her, or what she was talking about, so I looked up your magnet fishing. Now I can`t stop watching. Keep posting, be safe and have fun.
@@GaryGraham66 there always that one who has a miserable life so they become internet trolls to be dipshits to people that go out and do things fun and try to bring you along for entertainment
Yes... it was truly unbelievable. He found a small knife you could probably buy for $1... a few pieces of tin... a coin with almost no value... Pleasant video... but I'm not sure which item "blew his mind."
Something I'd love to see you try ~ When you come to docks like in the video at about 14 in, you should try going to the end and dragging your magnet under the dock and your line between the wall and the dock since that's probably where people drop things into those cracks. I don't know, maybe you would run into something blocking the way that connects the dock, but I'd love to see it tried. :) Also, I love that when you go places you give a little of the history of them.
I am amazed at all of the houses and how they are built on to each other! So is there backyards for gardens and stuff? Thanks for another amazing video! I love the adventures for sure!
What a beautiful area, so quaint, so lovely. I love the buildings and homes, they have great views. I guess the canals were like train tracks for boats back then, couldn't have trains to bring goods in, so they built canals for boats maybe that's what the bricked up windows were for, unloading goods from the ships that had side doors...just a thought..:)
Just a suggestion: Have you thought of getting a small boat, such as a row boat, and sailing around the canals in that with the magnet dangling off the side?
@@safarikitty9632 Of course not. It would however, work for pulling out the thousands of other smaller items they pull out when magnet fishing. The motorbike can always be pulled out later on from the side of the canal.
Funny just at the moment when I wanted to watch a repetition (because I missed you) from you - poop a new film of you on - that's what I call thought transference😉😂😂😂or MoHgnet-fishing🤣
I really Enjoy your Channel...Love seeing all the Places you go, My Dad was Dutch and I have never Been to Holland. I live in Ontario Canada, Thank You for showing me around Holland, I hope you get a Million Subs
I am a fisherman and I have made these before. It's a minnow trap used to catch fishing bait. You put a piece of bread in the bottom before putting the top inside. Small fish swim in to eat the bread and get caught. I bet with the right bait it would also catch bees. 🐝 🐝
Looked like a "baitfish" trap. They use a similar setup in this area to catch minnows and small shad type fish for Crappie, Gar(similar to a Pike) and Striper fishing.
Love your videos! Love your energy. Can't help but twitch when you hover over the edge like that from such high distances. 😬 lol Have you ever fallen in?
You always hold your finds over the water when inspecting...makes me nervous your gonna lose something good!!! Someday your gonna find a FULL SAFE!!! HAPPY TRAILS ❤️
Hi Leigh, Love your video's. It inspired me into buying a magnet myself. That "shopped up" coke bottle is actually a DIY bug/wasp trap. You put some sweet lemonade, with a pinch of alcohol at the bottom. The wasps creep in, drink the sweet juices and can't get back out. Keep up the good stuff. G'day mate!!
10:35. Minnow trap for catching bait. Usually has a piece of lead in it to keep it still. Fishing line either ties it off or has another bottle full of air tied on so you can retrieve it. Southern US here. We’ve made those for years out of 2L.
Hey that last bit you got on the 1st place with the little draw bridge . That U shaped metal u found . It's a Clevis. They cost like 250 to 2000 depending on the type of metal. I used Grade 8 steel in the oilfields. That's what it is. Most 3 inch Clevises cost 500.oo plus. I have a tiny half inch one I use to tow cars with . Those are completely sellable after you pressure wash it off
15:42 So that bucket was down there all those years, just patiently waiting for YOU to come along and use it one last time to hold some stuff before it finally met its actual "end" of being melted back down in the metal-foundry along with your other "non-keepers" metal bits! :D
Hi Leigh, is there a good public transport system that allows you to get to all these different cities? Can you tell us what the lovely tinkle bells were, heard them a couple of times. Rosemary Perth Western Australia (70 yrs)
Lol you say harbor just like I do. We both say harba. My grandkids laugh at my Boston accent. I told them when they live as long as I have they will have an accent too.
This was a great video in that you showed us some of the town, gave us some of the history and explained your logic for finding sites. But why did you label it as you did since you didn't find anything unusual let alone unbelievable. Even a title like "Magnet Fishing the mouth of a 400 year old harbour" would have been more appropriate and enticing.
Contagious enthusiasm! I bet he’s talked his way out of trouble, and into great fishing sites. It would be difficult to arrest someone with his quick smile and laid back attitude.
What a simply GORGEOUS location to magnet fish!! It looked to me like the first fish in that pipe was actually an eel!!
Yes, the first “fish” that fell out of the pipe was an eel! Wow!
Cool Hey! 😁🤙
Noticed that as well
It's so fun to just get to look around these cities with you.
I like your reaction: never disapointed, always smiling and in a good mood, even if the results aren´t really satisfying. Keep up the good work! A highlight, when the weather is cold and grey.
You two visit some of the most awesome places!!! What fun you must have with all the new experiences! 💕
I love the way you get excited by what you find and explain it. Reminds me of Steve Irwin when he found something in the wild. Even the cadence of your voice. Fantastic what you do mate.
I loved the references of places you fish to old city maps, makes it more exciting what could be the story of findings.
What a beautiful place.those buildings are gorgeous.enjoyed this today x
It sure is a beautiful place! :D My home and I live in the street behind where he was :)
@@Miekelein Wow! You're very lucky to live in such a gorgeous picturesque village/town! What is the name of the area?
@@danellacullen4401, Enkhuizen is a city :D We actually have "city rights" for almost 665 years now! :)
Enkhuizen is in the province "Noord Holland". And it is basically an hour above Amsterdam.
He walks through my street around 7:20. (With, unfortunately, all the boxes outside. Apparently it was filmed on a Monday :) And that's when they pick up the paper recycling. So everyone puts it outside for the truck to be picked up)
The tower at the end of the street has a carrilion that plays something every 15 minutes. Day and night 😬😁
@@Miekelein That's so cool 😊 thank you for the info! I love old history and places that stick to the historical beauty instead of revamping and modernization.
❤️
17:55 What a stunning view!!! Thank you for sharing!😊💜
I’m from Streamwood Illinois and I love watching your videos and learning about the places you go.
Please keep giving information about the areas you fish in such beautiful places and love the summers there.
Stay well and have a Merry Christmas 🙏🏼❤️
Hi Michelle, I'm from Glen Ellyn, IL! I've been magnet fishing in the area bit it's nothing like Europe. Have you tried it?
@@TFDwriting Hi, and no I have never tried magnet fishing we don’t have many ponds, lakes, small rivers in my area, I think one day I might get the chance but everyone I know do not like it ( they don’t know what they are missing) so that is on my bucket list👍🏼🤣
Thanks for watching! I love the history, it’s so interesting all the old stories 😁 have a merry Christmas Michelle 👍👍👍
From Chicago here! Bondi needs a PBS TV show. It is like Travels in Europe and adventure packed even if he doesn't find anything. Cheers!
I. LOVE. YOUR. LAUGH.
You’re as cute as two joeys in one pouch.
Love from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
Haha 😂🦘🦘
The plastic bottle is indeed a fish trap. The bottle is clear so you put some bait (usually bread) inside so the fish can see it. They then swim in the reversed neck of the bottle but cant swim out again unless they are very lucky and find the small opening where the cap goes. Fishermen use this usually to catch minnows (a type of small fish) and then in turn use the minnows as bait for bigger fish.
Prawn trap mate:)
Amazing that you caught an eel and a fish in that pole! How cool!!! I am always happy when I see your notifications! Great deal finding Else’s ring! That was incredible!
Thank you Cheryl! I’m so happy we found that ring 😁😁
Man all these beautiful places. That was a serene metal detecting. When you pulled out that bike...you had a budding detector watching 😁. Great inspirator for ppl at these places 💗
Love this one man. So much fun! You'll hit 100K soon
What a stunning place. I love the old map. I’m waiting for you to find an amazing old artifact. You visit some really great places! Thanks!
What an amazing city Leigh! Big thanks to Nikki for the great camera work, which captured the sites really nice. If I ever go to Amaterdam that place is in the list to visit. Oh, some of those river banks have some amazing old trees. You should visit again and take the Nox.. Bet there's good stuff buried there too.
Get over here mate and I’ll take you 😉🤙🤙
It is so beautiful there. Thank you for taking us along with you. Cheers, Mate!
I enjoyed the glimpses of the city.---Was that one coin a pfennig from Germany?
Yes it was, i found a couple too
Yes, i have a few of them from when my parents went to Germany before they switched to the Euro
You can still change DM/Pfennig into Euro at the Bundesbank.
Love all your adventures but I hold my breath every time you stand on the edge and throw or retrieve that magnet!! Keep them coming, and don’t fall in!
Your right it was very beautiful there and unusually quiet as well. Where were the people? Finds don't always matter it's how good of a time you have!
Keep fishing!
I had a great time 😁 I don’t know where all the people were, I guess it’s a very quiet city.
During the winter time, it is pretty quiet out here. The tourists are not there and the museums are closed mostly during the winter.
Where he was, is the area where there are mainly houses. And no stores or something. So the "Enkhuizers" were probably working or at work :)
During the summer it is pretty busy. Especially when the restaurants are allowed to be open. A lot of boats from all over the place. A lot if Germans and people from England. Thankfully the German tourists were here during this summer. But we missed all the people of the other countries :( It is always lovely to hear all the different languages when you walk through the old city :)
Great Video 👍
Maybe not a lot of finds but just wow on the scenery ....thank you
Isn't it gorgeous?! Right behind my street! :D
I like how you show the old maps and History of the areas you go. YeeYee
I love the history mate, so interesting! 😁
@@BondiTreasureHunter I found some History on the knife you found. It's a 130 page pdf. I'll send you an email of the link...
Unbelievably! you catch fish in the water! "How crazy it is" !
Love your out look on life and the different places you take us to. Keep enjoying. X
It is all kinds of fun watching you do this!
You are great to watch....so enthusiastic with Every find thats great!
Your life is such an adventure! How lucky you are to live in such a beautiful place! TFS Hugs!
That first fish was an eel! Really cool. New subscriber, happy to have found you!
Thank you for taking me a long on year Journey I’m getting to explore the world without even leaving my house.♥️
That's how I feel! Interesting History too. So many bikes
Im happy to take you 😉🤙
I enjoy all your videos and seeing Amsterdam and all the history.
This isn't Amsterdam ;)
Enkhuizen actually used to be bigger than Amsterdam, back in the golden century. Enkhuizen isn't taken over by tourists yet ;)
Someone made a comment about your videos on a friend of mines Facebook page. I didn`t know her, or what she was talking about, so I looked up your magnet fishing. Now I can`t stop watching. Keep posting, be safe and have fun.
That was amazing! Especially when absolutely nothing happened.
I wouldn't call having an eel, AND a fish, fall out of that bar he pulled out "nothing" lol
@@jenesisjones6706 wow I've never been so underwelmed.
@@GaryGraham66 there always that one who has a miserable life so they become internet trolls to be dipshits to people that go out and do things fun and try to bring you along for entertainment
@@kevinhoye9262 so what is your other job?
Yes... it was truly unbelievable. He found a small knife you could probably buy for $1... a few pieces of tin... a coin with almost no value... Pleasant video... but I'm not sure which item "blew his mind."
Dude!! That key is LEGIT!! Definitely a proper top pocket find.
Yes I love it 😁🤙🤙🤙🤙
I'm enjoying your videos, cool spots! I love the old key and door handle!!
Thank you! I love the old keys 😁😁
Something I'd love to see you try ~ When you come to docks like in the video at about 14 in, you should try going to the end and dragging your magnet under the dock and your line between the wall and the dock since that's probably where people drop things into those cracks. I don't know, maybe you would run into something blocking the way that connects the dock, but I'd love to see it tried. :) Also, I love that when you go places you give a little of the history of them.
It is wonderful that you are able to visit and explore such beautiful places. And clean up the waters 😉
I am amazed at all of the houses and how they are built on to each other! So is there backyards for gardens and stuff? Thanks for another amazing video! I love the adventures for sure!
What a beautiful area, so quaint, so lovely. I love the buildings and homes, they have great views. I guess the canals were like train tracks for boats back then, couldn't have trains to bring goods in, so they built canals for boats maybe that's what the bricked up windows were for, unloading goods from the ships that had side doors...just a thought..:)
6:12--look how happy that passerby on the left looks, to be watching you. Lol, I've got the same smile on my own face, not gonna' lie😊
Wow, unbelievable! Great video, keep them coming!
Thank you for the tour of the city along with your magnet fishing. What is the oldest thing you’ve ever found?
My pleasure! 😁 the oldest thing I’ve ever found is probably a Roman artifact 👍
Just a suggestion:
Have you thought of getting a small boat, such as a row boat, and sailing around the canals in that with the magnet dangling off the side?
I don't think it would work for pulling out a Motorbike
@@safarikitty9632 Of course not. It would however, work for pulling out the thousands of other smaller items they pull out when magnet fishing. The motorbike can always be pulled out later on from the side of the canal.
😂😂😂😂 I don’t think so 👍👍
I have actually done that once in Amsterdam and it’s a lot of fun, but I don’t have a boat myself 😁👍
Good to see you Bondi glad you're having fun
Thank you for the environmental cleanup, Leigh. Your amazingly good at what you do. Cheers, mate! 🇦🇺😉👍🇺🇸
Thanks mate👍😁😁
Funny just at the moment when I wanted to watch a repetition (because I missed you) from you - poop a new film of you on - that's what I call thought transference😉😂😂😂or MoHgnet-fishing🤣
Did you truly mean poop, or did you mean pop.?.?.?.?.
@@norrinradd3549 I mean pop...poop was the automatly google translater^^
What a pretty place to be!!! I Love seeing parts the world I will never be able to go see through your lens!!!!! Thank You!
My pleasure Edie 😁
That was funny I thought bike lights was a Pokémon ball too. Lol
So interesting seeing what you are finding , and what a beautiful place , just lovely ....
What a beautiful area! I would love to live in a place like that!
I love living here! :D Especially during summer time, it sure is lovely!!
I really Enjoy your Channel...Love seeing all the Places you go, My Dad was Dutch and I have never Been to Holland. I live in Ontario Canada, Thank You for showing me around Holland, I hope you get a Million Subs
Thank you very much 😃🙌
The coke bottle trap you caught was probably crafted to catch bee's and flies!
I am a fisherman and I have made these before. It's a minnow trap used to catch fishing bait. You put a piece of bread in the bottom before putting the top inside. Small fish swim in to eat the bread and get caught. I bet with the right bait it would also catch bees. 🐝 🐝
Yep, works great👍
Looked like a "baitfish" trap. They use a similar setup in this area to catch minnows and small shad type fish for Crappie, Gar(similar to a Pike) and Striper fishing.
Would love to travel and explore. Georgous city right there.
The coin you found was a 5 Pfennig from Germany. 😁
I just wanted to write the same in the comments 😅
Love your videos! Love your energy. Can't help but twitch when you hover over the edge like that from such high distances. 😬 lol Have you ever fallen in?
You always hold your finds over the water when inspecting...makes me nervous your gonna lose something good!!! Someday your gonna find a FULL SAFE!!! HAPPY TRAILS ❤️
Love all your video's ! You have such a good out look on things. 🙂👍🏻❤
I love the history you add. I an old retired nurse. I like traveling with you kids. Thanks.
All by yourself today. Not much stuff today. Beautiful background pictures.
Amsterdam: Finding guns, safes, knives. Enkhuizen: Pots and pans and a lost bike. :D
Hahahaha awesome!! Those fish, I can’t believe that 😂 beautiful scenery!
I know right!! Crazy 😂
Love you man, looking forward to see new adventures
I watched all your videos. So nice 👌 😍 ☺
so much fun to watch !!! better then a ball game it is !!
Way Kool.. That Magnet is Really Strong. All kinds of Neat Treasures. 😎
Bondi needs merch that says "I've got something massive down here"
Hahaha! 😂😂
@@BondiTreasureHunter I would buy one
@@spagsketti What? Would you buy something massive from down there?
@@johanbruijnooge6818 ya a shirt that says that when someone says something just look at them like you have no idea
Yep, we got to wiggle it out
Nice! I love the skeleton keys that you have been finding. So cool
The scenery is beautiful where you go,wishing you much success 👩🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇨🇦
What a beautiful town!
Palm beach gardens Florida loves bondi fishing
The knife you are bringin home is an "aardappelschilmesje"😉
Potato peeler.
voor het schillen van de piepers
I enjoy the scenery and the picture of the historic city. Thanks.
Hi Leigh,
Love your video's.
It inspired me into buying a magnet myself.
That "shopped up" coke bottle is actually a DIY bug/wasp trap.
You put some sweet lemonade, with a pinch of alcohol at the bottom.
The wasps creep in, drink the sweet juices and can't get back out.
Keep up the good stuff.
G'day mate!!
Your production skills are stepping up! I loved the montages.
Thank you! 😁🤙🤙🤙
Love your videos watch them every day ..your such a cool happy laid back guy great accent too 😁Love from Boston Mass 😁🤙
Love your enthusiasm very fun to watch!
10:35. Minnow trap for catching bait. Usually has a piece of lead in it to keep it still. Fishing line either ties it off or has another bottle full of air tied on so you can retrieve it. Southern US here. We’ve made those for years out of 2L.
What a remarkable city. Love the tours Thank you.
Love the cool vid with the awesome looking boats and houses .
Now your first catch was a true fishing pole!
😂😂😂
Wow! Look at that scenery. Just Beautiful. One day......
Hey that last bit you got on the 1st place with the little draw bridge . That U shaped metal u found . It's a Clevis. They cost like 250 to 2000 depending on the type of metal. I used Grade 8 steel in the oilfields. That's what it is. Most 3 inch Clevises cost 500.oo plus. I have a tiny half inch one I use to tow cars with . Those are completely sellable after you pressure wash it off
What??! I lost it 😅 but now I know for next time, thanks mate! 👍👍
@@BondiTreasureHunter oh shit. Yeah keep those. They work perfect for moving anything
I came for the key. That key is freaking awesome. Now, I need you to pull up a Roman coin. 💜
Im trying mate 😉 I love the old keys too 😁
🍿😎👍 Love the tour, beautiful day. More, more,😃👌✌️♥️
Good post, that was a good size eel that came out of the pipe, Cheers !
15:42 So that bucket was down there all those years, just patiently waiting for YOU to come along and use it one last time to hold some stuff before it finally met its actual "end" of being melted back down in the metal-foundry along with your other "non-keepers" metal bits! :D
It just had one more job to do! 🤙🤙🤙
It is so pretty there, I would be in awwww. Love the houses. Beautiful
the long one was a eel [paling]
ok fijn
You’re correct that the long one was an(not a) eel, unfortunately the second fish wasn’t as easily recognised.!.!.!.!.
Love the barrel hoop. I enjoy your videos. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
Great show number one fan from New Zealand Scott
Keep on Pushin. And follow your dreams
This is going to be our next sport to add to our list of outdoor adventures.
Its a lot of fun! 😁👍
Loved the video!
Beautiful backdrop for your work.
Always enjoy your history lessons
Hi Leigh, is there a good public transport system that allows you to get to all these different cities? Can you tell us what the lovely tinkle bells were, heard them a couple of times. Rosemary Perth Western Australia (70 yrs)
Hi Rosemary, yes the public transport is excellent here. The bells you heard were the ones on the big tower at the city entrance 🤙🤙
Thanks
Lol you say harbor just like I do. We both say harba. My grandkids laugh at my Boston accent. I told them when they live as long as I have they will have an accent too.
😂😂
This was a great video in that you showed us some of the town, gave us some of the history and explained your logic for finding sites. But why did you label it as you did since you didn't find anything unusual let alone unbelievable. Even a title like "Magnet Fishing the mouth of a 400 year old harbour" would have been more appropriate and enticing.
I came for the fishing but I stayed for the history lesson.