Yeah, if police have like a diving team already. I can see magnet fishing, kinda being their area or department or something lol. Can probably be beneficial in the winter/colder months for them! lol
This guy is like a normal person, not over the top, no yelling, no hooting, no loud music, just a guy mag fishing and turning questionable stuff over to the police.
diffidently a standard hydrant wrench. you can get them from some contractor stores but are mostly used by Fire crews and municipality's. That's most likely from the municipality's because its pretty basic.
Definantly a hydrant wrench www.trafficsafetysystem.com/product/hydrant-wrench-adjustable-w-stortz-and-rocker/?gclid=Cj0KCQiA0fr_BRDaARIsAABw4EtOjjS_Oz-oyOR1XE4wTpetUEEu5Z4JuW66gcSOyv0IaiSnJ6O1I10aApmCEALw_wcB
"go ahead and keep going around that safe while were hear" now thats what the cops on all these fishing diving mangnet vids should be saying. you are literally helping at times and its free work for possible evedence for the town/county
The first thing you found in this video is a hydrant wrench. Its used to take the caps off the fire hydrants and open the valve inside. (Im a firefighter so I deal with them fairly often)
@@danidip rocks of any kind are dangerous near water. Sliced my thump open at the joint when I slipped on a slightly tilted rock with sandy mud on my shoes. First set of stitches I ever got.
Get you a scraper, even one for clearing ice from your car windshield to protect your hands. Hope your tetanus shots are up to date...retired RN here so I think of things like this. Thank you for cleaning all this pollution from the rivers and such! I really do appreciate all of you that magnet fish, dive, and metal detect! Be careful!
They're probably thinking "Hey wow this is really cool, but this is all on the book so we have to follow it up and possibly spend hours and hours on total dead end evidence."
You are so law abiding. So happy you CYA. You get a silver star for being So safe. Remember, Always call the police. They MUST be made aware of everything.
5:24 You missed the obvious solution for making sure the box stayed attached to your lifting-rope --- just REMOVE YOUR GRAPPLING HOOK FROM THE ROPE, AND THEN HOOK THE CHAIN-LINK DIRECTLY TO THE BOX'S HANDLE :P
You really need to start using a bucket, trash bag, backpack, or something to put the small pieces of metal in. I am noticing a trend of people putting metal next to roadways and you should show cops and other people doing the same thing that you are responsible. I know you guys say that you are going to pick up everything but realize most people will not. It is better to do your due diligence now before they start banning magnet fishing on bridges.
Your first find is a hydrant wrench that fire departments us to turn fire hydrants on and off and pull the caps off the hydrants. It can also be used to connect fire hoses but in my experience spanner wrenches work best for connecting and disconnecting hoses
If you find a weapon (gun, knife, club, etc etc) or something of value call the police. If you find an empty box don't waste their time (unless it has D.B Cooper or Jimmy Hoffa engraved on it).
@Cara Corriveau DB Cooper hijacked a commercial passenger plane with a bomb threat, demanded $200,000 and a couple of parachutes to let the passengers go. Plan landed passengers were let go and the stuff was put on board. Plane took off, Cooper jumped out of the plane mid-flight and was never found. Jimmy Hoffa was President of the Teamsters Union and was convicted of organized crime. He disappeared and is considered to have been killed by the mob. The two cases are some of the highest profile unsolved crimes in American modern history.
You think that maybe the police will start contacting with these guys since a lot of magnet fishers seem to find stuff? Probably cheaper and safer then bringing in divers
It any wonder cops don’t hire you to just do this full time. Like this is the number one place to dump guns and stuff quickly. Petition the city or state and ask if you havnt already. Seems like a lucrative job and fun
The first item is a hydrant wrench used by firefighters to open a hydrant at a fire. The town or city works department also use them to service the hydrants usually annually.
The whole video, all I could think of was his saying “Remember to wear gloves. I don’t have mine bc they’re wet.” Dude is so normal he didn’t even stop at Lowe’s or a gas station to grab a cheap pair of dry gloves and ends up using his wet gloves 🤣
The first thing you pulled up is a firefighter wrench. Used for opening and closing Hydrant valves and tightening hose couplings. A hose clamp is also a tool that firefighters use for laying hose. But what you pulled up first was a hydrant wrench for sure.
I was planning on binge watching movies today until I came across your live today on Tik-Tok and you mentioned your UA-cam channel. I have been watching for hours. It's addicting.👍🏼
Damn, these must be the chillest cops I've seen in forever. And the chick I love her the most. Keep doing what you doing & I know whst you're doing it's pretty cool. Seen it on yt. 👍
Cool Video!! Touching rusted pieces of metal submerged in murky waters for Lord knows how long isn't really safe. Other than that, oh how I envy you that you can go magnet fishing on places like these. Keep it up!!
Just found this vid. The wrench you found is a fireman's combo hydrant wrench/spanner wrench. Hydrants use a 5 point nut on the top and the caps of the side. the wings off the ends are used to tighten down hoses onto the treads of the hydrant or other hoses if loose. Cool find, weird its in the water.
I agree w jr Trout. Kept my attention and sub’d. Need a bucket to put your small items in. Throw it in right away n save ya some time. Hero of the day dude.
Believe it or not but this makes a rookie cop cream his britches. They will investigate this thoroughly just for the chance to say they solved a cold case.
So a fun fact place I grew up has a river running straight through the middle of it, and my father used to always make jokes that the "skeletons" in the closet of the town were in the river. I never believed it until someone found a disposed of Lee Enfield .303 in the river in a tarp that was weighted down with a few rocks. It wasn't found with a magnet, however, it was found during low tide when someone hooked onto the tarp with a fishing line and pulled a chunk of it to shore. The water was calm enough and shallow enough to wade out and swim to it. It's amazing how much the water can hide dark history.
I see that you are in Northwest Indiana.. I live in Porter County as well...that wrench is a hydrant wrench used by firemen to turn on hydrants and attach hoses
I have a neodymium magnet that I wanna start using for magnet fishing in salt water. Can I use froglube on it to prevent rust? I also heard that ATF and Ballistol are also good alternatives.
Maybe the police need a magnet fishing unit.
Especially in regions where there are rivers/lakes/canals near places with a lot of crime
Yeah, if police have like a diving team already. I can see magnet fishing, kinda being their area or department or something lol. Can probably be beneficial in the winter/colder months for them! lol
😂😂👍👍
That’s actually really smart.
it would be cool to see police sitting on a chair near the dock and fishing
This guy is like a normal person, not over the top, no yelling, no hooting, no loud music, just a guy mag fishing and turning questionable stuff over to the police.
Thank you means a lot man.
Just being real and doing somthing he enjoys and sharing it with people who enjoy seeing it or want to do the same thing as him as a hobby
@@danidip I found a similar channel to yours, and wonder if ya maybe need a stronger magnet.
I agree!! He is not over the top and calm!! I really enjoyed watching the video!! That is why I'm going to subscribe to his channel right now!
this guy says guys alot
Magnet fisher: *finds guns and weapons that reopens several murder cases*
Also magnet fisher: oh cool a fishing lure!
Haha
@@danidip Google translate askede if I wanted to translate your haha to English........ Currently haha in English is lol I guess
@@lindawuorio5466 omg same
Facts 😂😂
@@lindawuorio5466 yet it doesn't want to translate half the non English comments...
Some guy 20 years ago, "No one will find this evidence. Im free." 20 yrs later, new youtube trend pulls up evidence non stop.
I swear.
Especially when they find a car and the cops are able to close a cold case!!👍👍🇺🇸💙
diffidently a standard hydrant wrench. you can get them from some contractor stores but are mostly used by Fire crews and municipality's. That's most likely from the municipality's because its pretty basic.
as soon as he said "you might wanna come back i found a rifle" i just started chuckling
So did I 😭🤣.
Me2
It's like what you see in a comedy movies
Even tho it's not much of a rifle
The first thing you pulled up was a hydrant wrench off a fire truck. They use it to open the hydrants and to hook their hoses together
Pretty sure that was a sprinkler head
@@seancastaneda4252 most defiantly a hydrant wrench older style
Definantly a hydrant wrench www.trafficsafetysystem.com/product/hydrant-wrench-adjustable-w-stortz-and-rocker/?gclid=Cj0KCQiA0fr_BRDaARIsAABw4EtOjjS_Oz-oyOR1XE4wTpetUEEu5Z4JuW66gcSOyv0IaiSnJ6O1I10aApmCEALw_wcB
Definitely a hydrant wrench. Used one many times!
@@seancastaneda4252 I was going to say the same thing.
I laughed when the cops walked over for the 3rd time. I was waiting for you to bring up another gun. And cops walk back for the fourth time
😂😂😂
"go ahead and keep going around that safe while were hear" now thats what the cops on all these fishing diving mangnet vids should be saying. you are literally helping at times and its free work for possible evedence for the town/county
Exactly
“Interfering with investigation bs prob”
People are weird like that
I'm not even sure what you were trying to say at first. the opening half of your comment is a grammatical nightmare....
These magnet fishing videos are addictive.
Glad your enjoying them. New videos every monday.
They really are.
ikr!!!
So addictive I just bought one lol
Been on a binge since I found them lol
“911 what’s your emergency?” “uhh hey guys...”
The first thing you found in this video is a hydrant wrench. Its used to take the caps off the fire hydrants and open the valve inside. (Im a firefighter so I deal with them fairly often)
you are correct, im a construction worker and we have a few and are always tapping into hydrants
Was going to say the same thing
"This box is way too heavy to lift" Grabs it and moves it with one hand.
If you knew how steep the rocks are you'd know why I didn't pick it up. Plus I have a bad ankle.
@@danidip it's okay cupcake we understand
@@danidip rocks of any kind are dangerous near water. Sliced my thump open at the joint when I slipped on a slightly tilted rock with sandy mud on my shoes. First set of stitches I ever got.
@@danidip plus I took an arrow to the knee
@@Patrick-hz2im don’t run around acting like a deer, that won’t happen
Get you a scraper, even one for clearing ice from your car windshield to protect your hands. Hope your tetanus shots are up to date...retired RN here so I think of things like this. Thank you for cleaning all this pollution from the rivers and such! I really do appreciate all of you that magnet fish, dive, and metal detect! Be careful!
The detective looks like my kindergarten teacher lmaooo
Haha
Looks can be deceiving, I'm sure she's A1 at her job :)
😁😁😁😁🇺🇸💙
The first thing that was pulled up is a fire hydrant wrench used by the fire service
Could also be a large pipe treading tool for 3/4 to 1 1/2 pipe
Definitely a hydrant wrench
I used to work for city water department. 100% hydrant wrench
We carried these in our street sweepers when I was a city worker. Hydrant wrench.
I like how another comment made 3 months ago that said what the thing was got no heart
Given their enthusiasm, those cops wish you and your magnets would go to some other jurisdiction and "help" them.
They're probably thinking "Hey wow this is really cool, but this is all on the book so we have to follow it up and possibly spend hours and hours on total dead end evidence."
10:36 Officer jinxed himself... 🤣
I Swear!
I don't know why but I've been binge watching these magnet fishing videos. It's interesting for some reason and I can't stop
It's guys like you who help solve cases.
Interesting finds. Must be slow day for the local cops lol
Indeed till I called.
they have a very "happy state" accent
What a lovely young man . What proud parents you must have.
Love to see one of those giant magnets from scrapyard on the end of like a Crane 🤣
Me too.
This dude loves dialing 911.
No shits it's the point in magnet fishing
Eric Moran sometimes it’s better to turn it over to the police than to get charged with possession of stolen property. Which is a felony.
The magnet fishers in this area call the non emergency police number to report things, unless it can explode. Those are 911 calls
Excellent physics lesson in buoyant forces at 3:30. Box drops as soon as it stops displacing water every time.
You are so law abiding.
So happy you CYA.
You get a silver star for being So safe. Remember, Always call the police. They MUST be made aware of everything.
Always call for anything that could've been used in a crime just incase.
Nice work! Great to be outside in the fresh air and helping the community. 👍
Love this police interaction and them wanting you to continue where others didn't want you doing this. Love the video
Dude, if you keep calling the cops every time you drag a hunk of metal out of the water, they are gonna start finding reasons to arrest you.
Anything that could be linked with a crime they told us to call so...
@@danidip t r u e
Shut the hell up.
@@seximexi5820 damn calm down
If anything they'd want him on the streets where he's useful to them. He's pretty much a free informant.
Pulling up guns, bombs, nukes, and other items: *i sleep*
Pulls up fishing lure: *REAL SHIT**
5:24 You missed the obvious solution for making sure the box stayed attached to your lifting-rope --- just REMOVE YOUR GRAPPLING HOOK FROM THE ROPE, AND THEN HOOK THE CHAIN-LINK DIRECTLY TO THE BOX'S HANDLE :P
True
You really need to start using a bucket, trash bag, backpack, or something to put the small pieces of metal in.
I am noticing a trend of people putting metal next to roadways and you should show cops and other people doing the same thing that you are responsible.
I know you guys say that you are going to pick up everything but realize most people will not.
It is better to do your due diligence now before they start banning magnet fishing on bridges.
Your ignorance is showing
Your first find is a hydrant wrench that fire departments us to turn fire hydrants on and off and pull the caps off the hydrants. It can also be used to connect fire hoses but in my experience spanner wrenches work best for connecting and disconnecting hoses
If you find a weapon (gun, knife, club, etc etc) or something of value call the police. If you find an empty box don't waste their time (unless it has D.B Cooper or Jimmy Hoffa engraved on it).
@Cara Corriveau DB Cooper hijacked a commercial passenger plane with a bomb threat, demanded $200,000 and a couple of parachutes to let the passengers go. Plan landed passengers were let go and the stuff was put on board. Plane took off, Cooper jumped out of the plane mid-flight and was never found. Jimmy Hoffa was President of the Teamsters Union and was convicted of organized crime. He disappeared and is considered to have been killed by the mob. The two cases are some of the highest profile unsolved crimes in American modern history.
You think that maybe the police will start contacting with these guys since a lot of magnet fishers seem to find stuff? Probably cheaper and safer then bringing in divers
Some of us do have the cops reach out to us but one man team is hard
And it's also used by contractors too
Way to go Dan... The officers are very nice too.. bless you for your finds.. Love from AZ
That creek looks like a great fishing spot.
It any wonder cops don’t hire you to just do this full time. Like this is the number one place to dump guns and stuff quickly. Petition the city or state and ask if you havnt already. Seems like a lucrative job and fun
I'm about half a year too slow, but that was a fire hydrant wrench
Congratulations on the safe bro
The first item is a hydrant wrench used by firefighters to open a hydrant at a fire. The town or city works department also use them to service the hydrants usually annually.
01:14 That is a hydrant wrench. It’s used by firefighters and water dept employees to open/close fire hydrants.
They're going to have to put you on the payroll if you keep finding evidence like that.
Nice to see the cops actually be nice to a magnet fisher finding stuff
That's what's up, Buddy!!! Great job!!!
The whole video, all I could think of was his saying “Remember to wear gloves. I don’t have mine bc they’re wet.” Dude is so normal he didn’t even stop at Lowe’s or a gas station to grab a cheap pair of dry gloves and ends up using his wet gloves 🤣
That was kewl that items were found while they were heading back to their cruisers. You'll have to return there again sometime, if not already.
Already have.
So good you guys call the police it's called being responsible good work!
The first thing you pulled up is a firefighter wrench. Used for opening and closing Hydrant valves and tightening hose couplings. A hose clamp is also a tool that firefighters use for laying hose. But what you pulled up first was a hydrant wrench for sure.
Love the vids, very kool, bot you gotta slow down on saying guys, guys just a little 😀
I know I know
🤣🤣🤣
It's Your trademark My Guy!
Be Yourself! #myguymine
The first thing you found is a hydrant wrench for fire hydrant
6:58 tiger fire pattern blue fox lure. One of my go to spinners
I was planning on binge watching movies today until I came across your live today on Tik-Tok and you mentioned your UA-cam channel. I have been watching for hours. It's addicting.👍🏼
Well now...just imagine how many crimes could be solved this way.
It would be so cool to know the story of the items!
Damn, these must be the chillest cops I've seen in forever. And the chick I love her the most. Keep doing what you doing & I know whst you're doing it's pretty cool. Seen it on yt. 👍
That first thing was a Fire Hydrant Wrench, I do know that much
Oh wow..this is just down the road from me
Haha nice, the police hade there job cut out for them this time. Liked and subbed
Thanks hoped you enjoyed.
I think I want to learn magnet fishing. What a cool hobby!
This one made mig laugh so hard, needed to take a look at this video once again when it showed up as a suggestion on YT
The bar looked like a spanner wrench for fire hydrants.
Spanner
Cool Video!! Touching rusted pieces of metal submerged in murky waters for Lord knows how long isn't really safe. Other than that, oh how I envy you that you can go magnet fishing on places like these. Keep it up!!
First piece of metal is a fire hydrant tool used to remove the caps and open the valves
Just found this vid. The wrench you found is a fireman's combo hydrant wrench/spanner wrench. Hydrants use a 5 point nut on the top and the caps of the side. the wings off the ends are used to tighten down hoses onto the treads of the hydrant or other hoses if loose. Cool find, weird its in the water.
The fact that you didn’t just walk around and grab the damn thing immediately is ridiculous 😂
Most milleneals and below built different than GenXers...
I always wonder why they even bother fishing from the bridge instead of walking down to the water lol
holding it out of the water with one hand, "I can't lift it from up there."
@@chewysplace3542 Yeah, but we Xers created these soy creatures and helicopter-parented them to death, that's why they're so fragile and effeminate.
I agree w jr Trout. Kept my attention and sub’d. Need a bucket to put your small items in. Throw it in right away n save ya some time. Hero of the day dude.
I had one just full and broken, I just bought two for when snow melts
For someone who is just getting into magnet fishing, would you suggest using a grappling hook separately/on it's own rope, or attached to your magnet?
First item a hydrant wrench, used to open hydrants and tighten hose couplings
Hahaha The cops loved you! Great video nice finds Dani!!
Need to call and check up on this case.
@@danidip absolutely
The detectives love this the regular cops hate it more paperwork and have to play traffic control instead of writing tickets and boosting there quotas
I bet.
Believe it or not but this makes a rookie cop cream his britches. They will investigate this thoroughly just for the chance to say they solved a cold case.
That first one is a type of wrench used for opening things like fire hydrants.
My family is from there. Heard it's gotten horrible since last time I was there, which was back in the 90's.
So a fun fact place I grew up has a river running straight through the middle of it, and my father used to always make jokes that the "skeletons" in the closet of the town were in the river. I never believed it until someone found a disposed of Lee Enfield .303 in the river in a tarp that was weighted down with a few rocks. It wasn't found with a magnet, however, it was found during low tide when someone hooked onto the tarp with a fishing line and pulled a chunk of it to shore. The water was calm enough and shallow enough to wade out and swim to it. It's amazing how much the water can hide dark history.
Cool finds ! Cool video ! Keep em' comin' ! 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks will do
Important public service you're providing, I wonder if they sent out divers to have a look at a later date and check for more?
The fact that they're just letting him keep going is kinda good
I wanna try magnet fishing thats amazing
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First pull looked like a spanner wrench that is used to turn fire hydrants off and on.
It was.
I see that you are in Northwest Indiana.. I live in Porter County as well...that wrench is a hydrant wrench used by firemen to turn on hydrants and attach hoses
That first item you pulled is a hydrant wrench. Fire dept uses them to attach to and open up fire hydrants.
CRAP THEY FOUND MY GUN XD
haha
this was in my recommended and now I can' sop watching
I’m glad to hear that, Considering I just uploaded this. Well I have plenty of videos so watch away. Also upload every Monday at Noon.
@@danidip keep up the good work :)
@@unknown7515 thanks
That first item is a hydrant wrench, used to open fire hydrants.
That item you found was an old fire hydrant wrench pretty cool find
Awesome video, I couldn’t stop laughing when you just gave them the safe then you started finding other things.
haha, thanks man.
The first thing is an old fashioned sprinkler head. The ones that go shish shish shish as it moves around.
The first items for turning on the fire hydrant some call it a hydrant wrench
Item you found at 1:18 I'd a hydrant wrench, used by fire departments to open fire hydrants
I have a neodymium magnet that I wanna start using for magnet fishing in salt water. Can I use froglube on it to prevent rust? I also heard that ATF and Ballistol are also good alternatives.
I've never even been near salt water or know what would be good for that. But if you find something that's works please let me know.
No gloves?
Latex or nitrile when cloth gloves get wet.
Idk how this came across my feed but now I’m hooked
The big wrench type item reminded me of a large bolt thread cutter a plumber or pipe fitter might use... to clean up distorted threads?
Dude imagine all the unsolved crimes that could be solved, or at least somewhat, because of magnet fishing.
I’m also from tiktok seen your videos all over my for you you amazing ✨
Thanks for coming
That first piece you picked up is an adjustable fire hydrant wrench.
That was pretty cool! Cops too!🇺🇸💙
You should have a kayak to retreive things that don't weigh much.
If only my small saturn would be able to hold one.
Try cleaning the magnet.
All that crummy stuff kills the domain.
I will.
@@danidip what gets it really, really clean is duct tape when it's good and dry.
Just keep putting it on and pulling it off.
Hydrant wrench, for opening fire hydrants
first metal thing u found looks like the tool firefighters use to open fire hydrants.