Magnet Fishing

[BangBang]

That's the same one I was talking about. Although I had no idea it was rated that strong. I think ideally you want a strong magnet but no so strong you can't get it free from any I beams or bridge supports if it sticks to them.

I've got a small one. I think it's around 50 pound pull or so. Probably too small and weak for fishing, but it comes in handy when working on a car in the yard and dropping small nuts and bolts in the grass.

It's crazy how you can drop something right at your feet and it just disappears. LOL

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

Well I'm fittiin' to head on into Brummick and git me a magnet and some rope. Then we will find out what salt water does to knives, pliers,Zebco reels etc.

 

[BangBang]

Well I'm fittiin' to head on into Brummick and git me a magnet and some rope. Then we will find out what salt water does to knives, pliers,Zebco reels etc.

Damn, now I want to go get one and drag it around on the bottom of Lake Hartwell next time we go bow fishing.

 

[GeauxLSU]

Here you go. https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/search/13185960/?q=magnet&o=date&c[user][0]=53486

 

[EMC45]

The Lorcins probably wouldn't stick, they're made mostly of 'potmetal' (zinc alloy).

ZAMAC = JUNK

 

[BanjoJohn]

Not me. When I first saw the thread I thought it said "Midget Fisting" and I wondered why the hell you tagged me in it.

Well at least we know where your minds at. lol

 

[8675309]

guys went magnet fishing and found a murder victim