STRONGEST and BEST KNOT For Magnet Fishing (Step by Step)!
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- Опубліковано 4 кві 2021
- Step by Step how to tie a Palomar Knot! This is absolutely the strongest and best knot for magnet fishing and fishing in general.
Don't use the carabiner on your magnet eyelet ... you are asking for trouble, use this very simple, but very strong knot so you can get out on the water and find some treasures!
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Instead of using electrical tape, slide a five inch length of electrical heat-shrink over the rope before tying. Then slide it down over the end tag. Then poor some boiling water over it. It's a neater way of doing it. Maybe even do the tape then finish it off with heat-shrink.
I live in the most historical site in America and have access to some really exclusive waters. Already found multiple objects from the 1700s, and was with a buddy that found an anchor from Pre-Civil War era which was given to a museum. You can find the article somewhere, found in Suffolk Virginia.
And this video STILL HELPED me, thanks for the great tips. I hope my finds are increased and I find some more cool stuff.
I just used your video to re tie my old magnet. My 4 little kids will be joining me for some fishing at our park’s pond tomorrow :) thanks!
I’ve seen people use funnels to cover the eye. Helps the magnet slide across the bottom also.
have seen that as well and is a good option!
@@magnethounds8683I just purchased a brute 360 3500lb magnet. Do you think the funnel option would be effective or should I do the knot?
I've been using the eyelet for years and it has never failed me
Just got my first magnet fishing kit and happened to find your channel! I hope you produce more videos.
Thank you so much for sharing this, I've just followed what you have done and I'm well pleased with myself, I did it 😁
Thank you, I just got my first fishing magnet. 👍🏻😊
Great knot
Thank you for this vid Taught wife this Knott now is hooked on magnet 🐟
Absolutely!
So good
I love magnet fishing & I’m definitely going to start trying this out on my mags. Very cool idea, thanks you! 🤘🏻🖤🧲
Have fun!
🔥🔥🔥🔥thx, I just purchased 2 magnets can't wait to go out later
Thank you!
I sure appreciate this video. I got my first kit today. This knot is great. Now to get off UA-cam and take my kids to the river..
Glad you found it useful! Happy Treasure Hunting!
Great tips
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks
Thank you man. Just got my first magnet kit and this was super helpful.
Have you found anything interesting?
@@ameliaflowers9836 No, I live in Gainesville, FL.. I'm going to move to Sarasota soon as I can, and so then I'll be able to do some real fishing. Can't here. I have all the gear necessary, though.
Any finds lately?
@@magnethounds8683 No, I need to move to Sarasota first. Not doing anything here in Gainesville. It's too crappy/empty.
Do I have to lock tight the bolt thing every time or just the once
Good advice. You don't want to add another potential snag point. I use the same knot to tie a fish hook on my line. I also run two layers of duct tape over the eye bolt opening to prevent snags.
Thank You! And good piece of advice from you on the duct tape.
When my magnet gets here I am going to see if a large piece of shrink tubing will work.
@@bryanrocker5033 Did it work?
Hi there, I got a 400 kg pulling magnet the rope had a 150 kg pulling force. So I bought 2 ropes. I figured tying both ropes to it , however I can't imagine pulling anything heavier than 50 kg realistically. Or do you think I should tie both ropes together currently 20 m long one rope. So essentially make it 40 m for deeper spots. My rope looks identical to yours on the video i bought at a magnet store. Appreciate the feedback and thank you!
Hey Mike, I would buy another rope that has at least 400kg pulling force, so at the very least you are matching the magnet pull strength. You accidentally connect to a side of a bridge, a metal pier, to a car that has been submerged, etc. and your rope is going to snap as you try to pull it off. The last thing you want to to do is lose your magnet. I have been there and done that when I was first starting out with cheap store bought magnet kit and it was money just wasted away. Regardless, it has all happened to us at some point and not a great feeling. If you are tight on money right now to buy another rope, you could braid two ropes together to increase the strength as a quick fix right now, although not ideal. Good luck!
What rope do you use? Thanks!
Thanks for the video. A word from my limited experience. I lost a magnet last week because the throw snapped my belt loop and my magnet and rope sunk to the bottom of the river. If you've got a rugged sturdy belt I'd try that over the loop. Thanks for the knot advice.
thanks 😊 when I find king Arthur and merlins sword it will be thanks to you 👍
LMAO. Much appreciated! Make sure to take pics of the swords.
Thanks for the information. I just received my first magnet that has the ability to screw the eyelet into the round side as well as the flat side. Which side would you recommend? Thanks
Absolutely, glad it helped! In regards to what side to screw the eyelet into the magnet, it really depends on the type of magnet fishing you are doing. If you are magnet fishing around a dock, pier, off a bridge or dropping in an old well (my favorite) than you want to screw the eyelet into the top of the magnet as you will be doing the drop method (just dropping the magnet off the side of the dock or bridge, etc. and pulling straight up. Screwing the eyelet on top of the magnet and doing the drop method will give you the most pull strength. If you are magnet fishing in a river or just want to throw out the magnet and drag the bottom of the lake, pond, etc. than go ahead and screw the eyelet into the side of the magnet. This will allow the magnet to lay flat as you drag it across the bottom. Either way, make sure to use locktite on that eyelet! Enjoy!
Wouldn't a simple uni knot work I've got a 3600 magnet haven't used it yet look for a rope that could handle that and whatever I might be trying to pull out of the water any suggestions on what type of rope to match with this magnet
I guess 3600(LBS I presume) stands for 1600kg, so a Barbarian magnet, I would suggest at least a 10mm (0.40") rope, concerning the knot, why would you take a chance to lose a good magnet with a bad knot? Go for a double bowline, secure the lose end, if possible obturate the eyelet and enjoy your magnet!
I've got three different magnets and I have never used a knot like this always used my crabainer clip on a metal railing fence or my bucket and it's never ever failed yet
Excellent demonstration!! Had to view 4 different videos to finally find one with best viewer angle, etc!
Newbie, here! Excited!
Might be silly question, but do we need some kind of permit to magnet fish rivers & creeks? Thx!
Thank you!
Not a silly question at all ... You do not need a permit to Magnet Fish in the US (I am assuming you are located in one of the states), except for one state where its illegal. That state is South Carolina as they have some law about removing artifacts and fossils out of the waterways where you need a Hobby License (don't quote me on this as I'm not from SC, but there has been a lot of discussion from folks in SC about this exact subject). Outside of South Carolina in the US, no permit is needed, however, you will want to ask for permission on any private property. Now of course park rangers and law enforcement could give you a hard time, but most will be fascinated if you have found anything of interest. Happy Hunting!!
Same
Where can I get this magnet in Kenya urgently?
Thanks you helped me
Glad I could help
@@magnethounds8683 you really helped my and hers my big thanks i subed for it
I this got back from magnet fishing i dit got only 1 thing I go tomorrow again
Just subbed
THANK YOU!
Could you use zip ties to secure the excess instead of tying?
Sure, give it a try. The most important is eliminating anything under the water that can snag your magnet, so zip ties could work great.
I use this knot for fishing to
its a good one!
Ok OK I thought the Idea was wacko, Now I went ahead and tried it, to prove to myself that it was nuts. WOW!!! I have got to say huge difference, I can just hook the carabiner to say canoe, wrap one time at waist clip, eye hook on truck OK OK SOLD I gotta admit the way I was initially taught WRONG!!, well I am snagging a lot less and if it is a single magnet more contact with out the carabiner in the way!! the positives out weight the carabiner if it makes any sense
Glad you gave it a try with success!
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Questions? 1) the best rope to use? and 2) best Length to use?
Lot's of answers to these questions, but I like to use a polypropylene rope that has a tensile strength a little above the magnet I'm using. So if I'm using a 500lb pull-strength magnet, I am using at least a 600 pound tensile strength polypropylene rope. In regards to length I'm using a minimum 65ft in length. That allows enough length for multiple locations off bridges, docks, etc. Of course increase that based on the location you are at.
Price
I always use this knot on my fishing hooks etc and I've never had it break on me
Same here!
Thats so smart about the carabineer being an extra piece to get stuck! I live in maine and just started magnet fishing and it's pretty rocky and have almost had close calls getting the magnet wedged between rocks, and lol 😅 ive just been tying my rope end to random poles and sometimes even my own leg haha XD
do you tie the rope like the guy did in the video?
Bangladesh🇧🇩🙋♂️
في مغنطيس يحمل 400 كيلو غرام او 500 غرام كم ثمن واين أجده وشكرا
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Thanks!
Does is matter what rope?
Yes. Ever heard about tensile tension?
as Le Cobra mentioned, check out tensile tension on your rope. You want it to be above your magnet pull-strength.
I need it .Can u help me
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How is long the rope
Hey Mori ... the rope that we are using in this video is 65 feet long. That is the rope that comes with the Magnet Hounds Fishing Magnet Kit for the Fishing Magnet. The Kit also comes with a 32 foot rope that is used for the grappling hook. You can find the Magnet Hounds Fishing Magnet Kit here: magnethounds.com/products/ultimate-fishing-magnet-kit
@@magnethounds8683 in meters
@@moridiarra8406 In meters the rope for the magnet is about 20meters
@@magnethounds8683 is 15 meters enoght?
@@aldisall1346 I like a little bit longer rope for the magnet, but 15 meters should be enough for most magnet fishing. You want to first go in high traffic areas (think docks, under bridges, boat marinas) where people purposely or accidentally drop items.
Still love carabiner :) just buy a good one,never had any issues :)
If you buy good equipment, you won't have a problem!!! I seen knots slip and good bye magnet!!!!!! Seen it happen. They get hooked on something heavy, the knot puts out, there goes their magnet. I a trapper, ever try to hold a 75, 80lb beaver in a trap and I done it with a piece of wire, and a 1 1/2 foot hold trap. If you think after spending 150 on a magnet, I going to tie it off to any piece of rope they send, try cable rope. You ain't going to break it and you have clamps that bolt your cable loop together. Oh a swivel work great too.
You say dont us a carabiner but your magnet kit includes one. Why?
Carabiner is included in our kit so you can easily hook around a post on a dock, etc. so you don't lose the other end of your magnet rope.
Reasons to not use the carabiner:
1. Could get stuck easier (Never had an issue like this)
2. The magnet could be too strong if you have a cheap carabiner, not like this one though (This literally comes with magnets because it is strong enough. Yeah, don't use the Chinese carabiner that literally says not for rock climbing, because it isn't used for this.)
So really, the 2nd issue isn't an issue, and the 1st isn't something I've ever experienced or many others. IMO, this argument against carabiners makes no sense.
In meters
In meters the rop for the magnet is about 20meters
how much price
@@niazahmed7005 $58.50, but use the coupon code: MHFALL15 when checking out on Amazon to receive 15% off. Go here to buy now: bit.ly/MagnetHounds-Amazon
For me, that's a NOT
Carabiner is better
Respectfully disagree. A strong knot is the way to go, plus if you get a cheap carabiner its going to bend. Plus, once you get snagged on a tree branch under water through that carabiner and you are walking across the lake to find an angle to get it undone and backing up your truck to try and use force to pull it out just to you lose your magnet, you would of wish you used a knot.
@@magnethounds8683 ive been magnetfishing for over 2years never happend
I use this knot works 60% of the time 100% of the time.....
Thanks