Police Show Up After We Found THIS In The River! (Magnet Fishing)
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- Police Show Up After We Found THIS In The River! (Magnet Fishing) Today I went magnet fishing in a sketchy back alley and found some of the most insane things I have ever found magnet fishing! Then the police show up!
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Im always here fisher hehehe🤭😀🤣🌹🌹❤
Definitely go back there!
That mangled bunch of metal kinda reminds me of part of a bank vault mechanism. IDK...🤷♀️
GREAT video BTW😊
Nice haul! Old tool heads like axes and hammers can be re-handled and restored for further use or collections. Back at the old railroad bridge, you found an awesome sledge hammer head possibly worth serious cash on eBay.
@@cynthiajohns0n442 ,I was thinking the same.
The round disk with the writing on it, looks like the slider puck for the old mechanical shuffle board games. Back in the 50’s & 60’s most diners, bars & bus stops had them & pinball machines. Any way that’s my first thought when I saw it, & I’m telling my age.
My son got his magnet stuck upside down under a bridge a couple of weeks ago. I drove back to the bridge with him around 9:30pm with a 10ft. 2x3 with a upside down hook screwed to it. Took all my body weight to get that sucker to break free.
I’m glad you got it back!
@@TheFisher do you live anywhere near any battles or wars? You could find some cool stuff if you do
LOL crazy , I did the exact same thing but could not get it down for the life of me ... you live and learn ..
Well done sounds like you were lucky.
@@trevorwilson1443 very lucky. We were gone for almost an hour. I just knew someone would cut the rope and take it. Luckily there was a couple on the bench nearby that were still there when we got back.
All of those twisty curvy pieces has my inner welder side just twitching, wanting to make some sort of yard art. 😁 some great finds!
15:25 I believe that is an old rag mop handle, it had a handle that released to you could put your old towel or rag in and snapped it tight. I maybe wrong, but that is what it looked like to me. I didn't see the "needle" up close, but that is how sewing machine needles used to be packaged. I would be drying that "roll of money" out, to me it looked like a change dispenser. I think as long as you have a serial number on the bills you can cash them in. Good luck Alex! 21:59 an old pump stand? Love watching and seeing old memories appear 🤣🤣
that was a rag mop end ,old towels was the main stay , 1940/50's
Right about the money roll. Take it to a bank as is and they will piece the money together once dried out. It takes time but they will do it.
That large piece with the gear on it reminds me of an old style printing press mechanism.
That hook thing is a button hook to button up shoe at the turn of the 19th century. Friend you have a genuine antique there
You guys are advertisements for what that wagon cart can hold and carry. That is definitely a place filled with so many types of finds. I love watching you guys magnet fish. The antics and excitement you both exhibit is awesome.
A. Tool. Tire. Weights.
A. Tool. Tire. Weights.
When the man said there used to be a doctor's office in one of those buildings, I immediately began to wonder if some of those old tools you found would have been used on patients? Some of that old medical equipment can be worth some serious money! Worth getting it checked out. Great video as always!
A good cleaning and it would be interesting to see how they actually look!
The tool with the flat head I think was used by a blacksmith. Used to cut off horseshoe nails, bolts, etc.
You two are by far the best magnet fishing team out there. Have you ever consider combined logo merchandise. I think it would sell well!
The handle at the end came off one of the enamelware pots like the one you found earlier so the pot could be hung up. The Bally's puck looks like it may have went to an old shuffle bowling slot machine. The piece Alex found at nine minutes is the clamp part of an old industrial mop for a business.
Cool finds as always. You were definitely in an area of Victorian/Edwardian stuff.
The box with the rolls of paper, they may have been song rolls for a player piano. The hook that was found with them is a button hook. For buttoning up boots/shoes of the 1800s-early 1900s. There was also a mop head attachment found by your buddy, then later you found another along with the fingernail clippers. The string tied to the faucets may be from old inspection tags. The hook was probably for either a plant hanger or a curtain tie back. The oval-shaped can was probably a meat tin,think spam. The swirling metal brackets look like they were for light fixtures. Perhaps held oil lamps.
Old medicine dropper bottle is worth some coin.
The paper rolls aren't from a player piano, they'd be longer n on a wood or hard plastic dowel. We had one growing up n I still have 40-50 of the rolls. Many, many hrs spent pumping away n singing along to all sorta old songs n listening to some neat music. Much more fun than practicing our piano lessons!! Haha!! But you're right that's a button hook he found with it. Those can be made of sterling n have fancy decoration on them...hope he cleans that up. Lots of other very cool finds they both pulled up!! If he used Google lens, it may help him find a lot of answers. Always fun to hear what he thinks stuff is though!!! 😅
@@countyseatadventures I agree, it's fun to hear his guesses. I have a few of my grandma's button hooks , so I recognized it right off. Replaced enough mop heads to recognize them too. I wonder if the rolled paper was from an old recording device? The passersby said a doctors office had been there. Dictating notes perhaps. 🤷♀️l
That location is like the gift that keeps on giving, you could magnet fish there for a year and I bet not run out of finds, those water spigots are old, the oval 1 you found reminds me of the ones in my Grandmas basement that turn the water on and off, her house was built in the 1900’s, didn’t have running water till the very early 1940’s, I hope you keep going back, this provides great entertainment, thanks for sharing, Tyler!
You guys have such fun. Big portion of you finds today look like antiques.
9:03 alex found a head piece for a string mop
That Bally piece is a puck from an arcade shuffle alley machine. They used to be quite common in bars.
They still have one at Miss Katie's Dinner in Milwakee on 17th and St Paul. They also have great food.
I think what you came across is the frame for an old treadle type sewing machine with all the cast iron pieces you found so far.. That boot and all those weird looking tools confirmed my suspicions that you've found the remnants of an old shoe and boot repair business..Pretty awesome!
The piece you found when alex found the box with rolled paper in it is a piece of an old coal grate in a stove or boiler, and there are other piece that go with the coal boiler or stove by the looks of things there was either house there back when or a factory
I watch alot of videos but is always my favorite. I love your interaction with us and asking us what we think things might be. You make it so fun and enjoyable. Keep doing what your doing my friend. Love watching your restoration work too. Thanks for all your time. So much appreciated.
Really neat fun stuff today. I think the heavy round disc is from a bar shuffle board type of game used to be really popular. Te piece with the point part kinda looks like part of an old sprinkler system. The hazzarding a guess the tools were dropped by a careless ALF. Several of the pieces look like art. You are so much fun. Rock on
It’s a puck from a bowling game
If the engine that valve fits is down there,you'll need a crane to get it out,it's big!
The hook you found with the box and rolled paper is a hook for shoes from the early 1900s.
So many intriguing finds today 😃
It's fun watching you guys fish together.
One of the best things about this channel is that the commenters help the guys identify the stuff captured. I even see some stuff, but most of what I identify, someone else does too and comments. Fun!
Looks like an old mercuricom iodine bottle. We put it on cuts in the 50s/ 60s
That one object looks like a puck from those old Bally bowling machines. You would see them in bars all over the state.
Or a shuffleboard, that’s my guess. They possibly used the same pucks for both games.
That's definitely a puck from a shuffleboard. Not the stick pushing one but the bar hand pushed one.
Hey Ty my bike spike guy, one word Wow. At the dock that rocks. Wall sconces, a funky drawer with paper, batteries, bottle tops, and so much more. Love you guys when you go magnet fishing, you make me giggle 😂😂. Well done Ty and Alex. As always be happy my friend 👍💞👍
The Bally is a bowling puck for the old wooden bowling machines. Like in a old Bar or tavern
Another one for the record books many many amazing finds so awesome, Bet that axe head would be great for the restore channel, I cant wait to get out tommorow and do some fishing and quill my mind, welder said my trailer is scrap. so now I have to get a new one life is so much fun sometimes. but one thing for sure magnet fishing always will be. take care be safe and keep throwing.
You found some really awesome things today 🙂. It's so much fun watching you guy's. Your just like a big kid at Christmas lol. Thank you for making my day. Did you ever figure out what the one big object was that had the gears? Please remember to have fun and stay safe. Thank you for cleaning up the water 😎. Can't wait till your next video 🙂
The red round object you pulled up is a disk that was used to slide on a long miniature bowling alley in bars/taverns. The disk would knock down the pins at the end of the alley. Bally was the company that made those machines. It was the best-known tavern entertainment manufacturer for a long time. The disks reminded me of a small hockey puck.
I recall the gritty powder that covered the playing board. 😊👍
All kinds of cool finds today. I hope you clean up that octopus looking thing, it would make a great wall decoration. Have you ever thought about doing a live and giving away pieces you clean up?
You found enamel ware pots, the thing
Alex said for pulling teeth I believe is for shoeing a horse. The stand may have been an old ashtray stand but because of the area. I believe and from having recently removed some from a customer's basement, I think it is from a stool. Probably an old soda fountain store Stoll or diner. It is always so exciting to see your videos, the minute I see one has posted I watch it. I truly Love your Enthusiasm and Yes as someone said You and Alex have such a great attitude and are so fun tonwatch together. Stay Safe and Keep on Magnet Fishing to clean up those Waterways.
Excellent finds today Tyler, and Alex. That old stand is from either a very old lamp, or an ashtray. I had one like that, and the ashtray sat on the top, and it had a handle on the top of it. The handle you found might be off of it. The funky metal pieces look like wall sconces that had candles 🕯 in them to light up hallways many years ago. Have a great day my friend ❤🙂.
You two are the funniest men ever. You make magnet fishing fun
I'm pretty sure this might be one of the first places you didn't find at least ONE railroad spike!
You are so funny and I love your video's. Keep pushing forward and never stop being you. You have what it takes to entertain people.
I have never seen a guy so excited to find so much junk, it makes my heart feel good 😊 god bless ya
I love all your completely satisfying content
That piece of shoe that you two found could very well date back to the early/mid 90's. It looks to be hand-made, possibly by some type of leatherworker. There are usually nails keeping the heels attached to the shoes.
It's not super are or special, and it's condition isn't quite as good as new, but it's still a pretty cool and interesting find! Keep it up!
21:58 I'm thinking of an old 1950's stool or something. If I'm correct it should've had a wooden top, and probabily also a bottom. It could be from a bar, but also a cheaper hair saloon/barber. The circle part would've been the seat part, with wood and/or some type of pillow cloth, and that broken square-ish part would've probabily been bolted to the ground. I'm not 100% sure, but that'd be my guess.
Bally is a pinball machine manufacturer. I think the puck you got was to their bowling game. I remember the Eagles lodge in my town had one. You were supposed to put money in it to keep score but we always played it and kept score ourselves. I have not seen one of those in years. They took up a huge amount of space so not many places had them.
You differently found some very interesting finds. Over half that stuff I have no idea what it is or what they came off. Can't wait to see your next video at the same spot. Excellent video and Awesome start to my day. Keep up the good work
Well done. Can't wait to see you restore that decorative piece!! 👍
I love your videos Tyler! This is a crazy question, but do you ever fall in the water?! I always wonder when I see you balancing on the edge. 😊
LOL. When you pulled that "octopus" thing out I was like hey you guys found one of those a few weeks ago. Took me a minute to realize this was the same spot/day, Alex just beat you to posting the video from his perspective.
You really need to get that remote underwater camera going. It would be interesting to know if you were getting snagged on rocks or if there's something too heavy for the magnet. I think there's a big safe filled with gold bars down there. LOL
12 bottle caps in 1 throw... Somebody was having a good time. 😂😂
The tall stand looks like half a rear end from an old car. The frame with glass is a window for most likely a Model A. I think you guys are finding what's left of a sunk vehicle.
You two are a hoot together. Tyler I watched your other videos of restoration and dumpster diving. I loved themed. The dumpster diving were so much fun.
So my Tyler I can tell you worked on your beard some. But the rest of it needs to go.
You are such a handsome man with out. But I did tell you to trim your beard to look like five o’clock shadow.
And your lady and you don’t have to worry about me hitting on you. I am old enough to be your mom.
But you are to handsome to hide yourself.
Well have a good day and I can’t wait till the next one.
I wrote the same thing about his beard . Needs to go. I'm an olfart. I like guys neat.
That box with the paper rolls in it is either a battery or a capacitor. Oh, and those mangled thingies somehow remind me of the artworks made by Jean Tinguely 🤣
The big piece you referred to as some sort of fountain looks like half an axle.
"There must be bolts in the heel of the shoe" Tyler you are hilarious!
Great video!!! Those round iron rings you kept finding are probably from troughs or barrels made of tin or copper. They were used to make the top more sturdy, while the softer metal would be wrapped around it and either riveted, brazed or soldered (usually silver solder). There are larger ones that were horse troughs and general water troughs that were oval and from 18 inches to 36 inches wide and 48 to 96 inches long, again mainly copper, but some tin. Some pails had them as well. Keep up the great job, and I hope you return there and find more stuff. Thought about using a grappling hook for some of those locations to see if you can move the obstructions? May be a good addition to your arsenal.
Oh! I'd love to make metal welded yard art with a lot of your finds today! Thanks for the fun video!
Wow!!! I had a blast watching today. I was wondering could the big piece with gears be from a large clock?
Thanks for taking me along today!
I agree with you! Looks like there is a spring with a counter weight on it as well. Like from a very large clock attached to the inside or outside of a public building.
Thanks for the video! Baley use to make Pinball games. (Maybe they still do?) What you have is the puck to an old bowling game that they once made. You slid it down a short alley then it would slide over the wire switches, that would lift the bowling pins right above them up. You had two tries to get as many pins that could. If I remember right up to four, or six players could complete at a time.
P.S. If you find any more cleaning tools, you could open your own cleaning service!
9:49 *Throws magnet and catches jetski
Tyler: WOOOAH, what the heck is this you guys?
*Pulls up jetski
Tyler: Dude, look at this you guys. This looks like some kind of big ol' watercraft, like a jetski sort of thing. Yep, that's EXACTLY what it is you guys! 😀
Wow! Super cool metal wall art if cleaned up & painted. What a honey hole.
This place is defiently a treasure trove. You've sure found some interesting stuff. Love to see what that round tin looks like cleaned up.
Could you do a compilation vid of the items you’ve kept and cleaned up? Today’s catch had some cool pieces. Including Alex’s whale-tale tool, it’s definitely a keeper! Y’all need to hit this spot again! Be cool, 💖🇺🇸😎
That big ole twisted up thing looks like someone robbed a modern art fair and ditched the goods in the river...the side with the round piece in the center looks like the face of Mr. Pringles off the chip canister!😂
Some old finds that I have no clue what they are but as always enjoy your videos! Thank you for sharing ♥️ just wanted to say thanks for the 33 minute video.
I think those scrambled up pieces could be the inside of an old projector, especially the one with the handle. Great video!
8:55 and 15:25 The joint-section for a mop --- the flat part holds the bristles, and the pointed part fits onto the handle. :D
I’m pretty sure that the red puck looking thing that said Balley is a piece to a shuffleboard! And I know Balley makes games like that and pinball machines and I believe pool tables. Pretty cool and random find. I can totally imagine someone throwing that in the river. Check and see if there are or was once s bar in that area.
12 caps! That was my entire day of metal detecting on one toss! 😂🤣
A" mangled up what the heck." 🤣🤣🤣 never heard that before. 🤣🤣🤣
GREAT another video to watch, keep em coming 👍👍👍
I'm surprised y'all just walk on the edge beside the water like that. My goofy legs would 100% trip over eachother and yeet me face-first into the water.
Another great video I love ur videos God bless u bro I get to go back magnet fishing next week I get my brace off for good amazing video I would love to go to place like that an bring in cool stuff an money 💰 🤑 💸 😀
The pliers looking thing is for working with glass.
i had to laugh when you used the term "beating pipe". you put out some great video's.
😂 thank you for watching!
These guys are having a blast finding scrap metal in water, i love the energy.
I think those decorative pieces are pieces of a bench maybe a table wrought iron table maybe some chairs that somebody threw in there really neat love watching your videos keep on doing it stay safe out there and strong. 💪
When u we’re counting the caps it reminds me of Sesame Street with Count Dracula counting lol 😂
Totally amazing finds. Enjoyed your video very much 😀. That place will keep on giving 😀 Thank you for sharing 😊 🙏
I believe thats whats refered to as a honey hole for sure!! Enjoyed the extra long video today!!
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That crazy
Great video full off fun and laughter and what great finds can't wait for the next one.😜. 🏴
😂 looks like you found the handle to Alex's burger flipper! 🍔
Great video today guys! Much love from Louisiana ❤️❤️
Super video Tyler I love the scrap as much as the good stuff
25:00 upper piece of a standing coat hanger
@14:11 I'm pretty sure that's used for shoeing horses, pulling out old nails on the shoe. 🐎 @15:25 old school rag mop head 😉
Hello CASH, Always finding the good stuff !!
That round metal disc with the name “Bally” on it is a shuffle board “Puck”. Bally makes many high end games including many of the slot machines used in casinos around the world. The shuffleboard game is a large table, about 24 inches wide and 10’ to 20’ long, often found in bars. It is played pretty much like the shuffleboard game on the ground outside. Keep the good vids commin’ Broski !!!!!!
Great job cleaning up the water, dude you get so much crazy stuff on your magnet it’s insane, thanks for sharing and I’ll see you on your next video have a great day bro.
Wow that is one trolly load well done was some really dodgy finds though haha 😄
Interesting almost looks like clockwork mechanisms you're pulling out of the water here.
I do believe that those pieces that you are pulling up are from a old weather vain. The first thing was from a old pulley from like a engine.
And the one is from a old industrial mop head.
That mangled up piece looks like the innards of a standing safe.
I was thinking something similar. It reminded me of a bank vault mechanism.
🩵🩵 thank you Tyler for educating Alex… not to open up that needle inside that package Alexis super curious on what it was he was ready to open it.. Man it’s a good thing you were there thank you thank you. You are a truly are a real friend🌹🌹🌷🌺🧡💛💙💚❤️
That is a awesome spot good job guys 👍
The Bally disk may be for a table-top shuffleboard game. Beer joints used to have them. Popular 1955-1965, I think. Each player got three disks, IIRC, and the idea was to score points by landing on point areas at the far end of the board, and also to knock off an opposing player's disk when you could. Each end of the table was marked, so that after a round, you could stay at that end, collect your disks, and play to the opposite end.
It looks like those large elaborate pieces you found might be from a large clock or something. There's small gears that were still being held in place, very intricate workings.
Very cool finds today! You should do a video of stuff you have cleaned up.
You keep hitting places with excellent finds even a fishing lure
I actually have one of them plier looking thing it’s for pulling the membrane off of slab ribs !!
Taps in the heel of the shoe for tap dancing
Count how many times u said "DUDE" in this clip!!! OMG DUDE!!! LOL
Great finding y'all have a good time every time love watching you guys
That Bally puck is from an old shuffle board game