Finds

This particular radiator script was in use on Reo vehicles from 1907-1916.  Found in Lansing, MI (home of Reo Motor Car Company) with our grappling hook.

Tanner found this vintage 1930's cat eye reflector sign from a bridge that hasn't existed in over 50 years. Check out his YouTube channel here: Michigan Magnet Man

Most of these guns were found with our 1,200 LB and 2,100 LB "Dock Buster" from a kayak in the Athens, Conyers, and Loganville, GA. area. A few were bridge finds. The top left corner is a tommy gun!

Route 60 was first constructed in 1926 and runs from Lexington to Williamsburg, VA.  Nearly 20 of these antique signs were found off one bridge.

Chris in Beaumont, TX found this gun on the third throw of his first time magnet fishing.  The police were called and it was taken into evidence.

This H&R 22 LR revolver and sawed off shotgun were recovered in Lamar County, GA

This artillery shell with fuse was found in New Jersey. Andrew's ownership of the shell was short-lived when his wife saw it and called the bomb squad!

Alex found this early American Red Crown Gasoline sign in the Spokane River

This 300 LB chunk of metal was found by Justin in Washington with our 880 LB magnet.  It took two guys to drag it up the hill but the magnet stayed firmly attached.

Adam found this huge boating sign in the Spokane River

This gun safe was the second one found in Florida by Donald.  Found with our 3,600 LB double sided magnet.

Kevin's first find with his new 1,200 LB Brute magnet was this children's bicycle in excellent shape.

"Whippet" shotgun from mid-late 60s (it was turned in) recovered using a 1200 single sided magnet. Found in the Poconos.

This antique wagon wheel was pulled by by Mark W. of Chicago.

A gas powered iron is not something you see every day.

This vintage pay phone was found in Texas by Andrew P.  When he opened it up there were three silver dimes - two Mercury and one Roosevelt!

Sawed off 12 gauge shotgun from Middle Georgia.

1940’s piggy bank found by H2O member Chris

Paul in Florida found this $70 Gerber StrongArm knife while fishing with our 1200 LB magnet.

This nearly new Mossy Oak camo knife was found in Lake Arty

First cast pulled in a ratchet and socket, then a massive pipe! From Lake Springfield, IL.

This $100 reel was found by Richard who promptly sold it to a passerby on the spot for $10.

This bike was found in Syracuse, New York by Jayden her first time magnet fishing using the 880 lb magnet with a cone. The magnet was strong enough to pull a bicycle stuck in the river with zebra mussels on it. 

This .32 S&W was found by James S. of New Jersey with his 1200 LB Brute magnet.

The Dock Buster always brings up good finds for Jaymen in Fairhope, AL.

Mark K. found this Save-A-Lot shopping cart in Ashtabula, OH with our 880 LB magnet.

This piece of 1860's rail was bent by Union forces during their March to the Sea. This railroad destruction method is also known as a Sherman's Necktie 

This drill came up on Aaron's first throw with our 1,200 LB single sided magnet.

This old general store tobacco sign was found in North Dakota.

Ed from Oregon shared this photo of a sledgehammer head found on his first trip out.

Jacob found this bike in Lake Allatoona using his Brute Box Junior kit.

When Eli's father's mower lost power and ended up in the deep end of his pond, they were able to use a Brute magnet to locate the sunken mower.  Then they were able dive down to attach chains to pull it out.

This 1819 hammer lock was made in Richmond.

This string of Christmas lights and reindeer decoration was  found by Deep South Scavengers in SE Alabama. He had earlier found a Christmas tree in this location.

While cleaning up Bunnels Pond in Bridgeport, CT, Matthew pulled up this trashcan.

Cordell Hull Lake gave up 118 horseshoes, horse bits and other interesting finds from the same spot.

Paul in New Bern, NC pulled up this miter saw along with a construction barrier, gear cog, and two buckets of scrap from a local creek with his 1200 LB Brute magnet.

A bag full of ammunition...that isn't sketchy at all! Found by Richard in Oregon.

Luke did an excellent job cleaning up his local park in Crestview, FL. Thanks Luke!

This stop sign was one of several finds (shopping cart, bracelet, exacto-knife, and spoon) from the same place with our 2,600 LB double sided magnet.

Check out this sweet 1960's Paymaster S-1000 check-writing machine.

This Mongoose bike was found in a northern branch of the Chicago River in Deerfield, IL, about 50ft out off of a bridge running through a neighborhood. It took quite a while to get over the ledge but was worth it!

Found at Stanley Draper Lake in Oklahoma City

It looks like someone dropped their toolbox in the river! This just a partial view of the finds from a back roads creek in South Carolina.

This Luther Tec-9 9mm gun was found in middle Georgia.

First throw pulled out machete , turns out to be a part of a stabbing! 

Part of an old rear axle assembly found in Little Lake, Peterborough Ontario.

Scout cap pistol from the 1950’s was found in amazing condition.

After some sleuthing, Scott was able to determine that his find was part of a military parachute flare. Found in Garland, TX.

The Wilson boys recovered this acetylene tank with out 1,200 LB single sided magnet in Graysville, GA their first time out.

This Sig Sauer P320 was found in Lake Erie with our 880 LB single sided magnet. The police confiscated the weapon but the finder is hopeful to receive it back after the proper protocals are followed.

This sweet bike was found by Steve B. off a small river bridge in Ohio.

On his first magnet fishing trip Greg managed to score a revolver, cash drawer and pay phone!