erie559
The rusty piece looks like a counterweight which could be used with a rope and pulley system to make something like a large window easier to lift. Probably repurposed as a boat anchor.
Yeet Mags
If you are finding that many beads where you are, i can only imagine the insane amount underwater around New Orleans. I even catch them magnet fishing.
Roger Cox
Fossil watches have a liquid inside the lens it’s like an oil so might want to make sure. Ingleside Tx, in the Coastal Bend of Texas.
sprocketrocket07
That brown bottle we call a “stubby” – hand sized beer bottle in Australia. May be a bit on the small size though so perhaps a sauce bottle.
All those beads! Maybe someone could make one of those (insect) screen doors when you have enough. We use those cheap beads; red, green and gold ones as Christmas tree decorations. Maybe one of your friends has some young girls who can use them for crafts etc.
South-East Victoria, Australia. 🖖
Barry Dano
Found enough beads you could put them in packs of 6 and have multiple give aways lol
kristie yother
First time watching look forward to,more would love to see what Lake Michigan holds.. From Berrien Springs Mi
Meria Johnfroe
Must say that’s clear water. Those beads Mr. Eric seem to be Mardi Gras beads thrown from floats! Alabama and South Louisiana Ppl throw these from floats! My daughters rode these parades every yrs. for many yrs. till she’d retired! Now, her son is in college at LSU, she’s no need to be doing the many productive games and bands marching in parades for him! Some one must have lost them or played parade in the water! It’s fun catching these beads I’d been through them since I’d been a, young child myself! My parents alone with cousins would line the streets in Nouvellé Orléans Canal St. in downtown Nouvellé Orléans many times! Most float riders buy beads as these many time from ppl which would say more than 1000+ thousand to sell every five or so yrs. then sell them! If as some of my cousins attend every parade as they’d be able to day after day night after night and come the following yr. seal their many thousands of them! Ppl would get one penny per two medium size beads penny per long ones as the ones you’re picking up! The beautiful ones our daughter would give me would bring in 25 cents per fancy beads, One person on a, float would buy at least five to 10 thousand beads, toys 🧸 for children by the multi large bags near their feet. These beads and toys must last at least 5-8 miles routs per parade! Nights are the much larger and longer routs per parade! HÀ! HÀ! Fun but, tiring! Good luck enjoy! Augusta, Georgia…
Patty Price
Your always hunting for treasures love it
My location is in Bolivar Mo
Dolly Melnychuk
That brown bottle. Looks like an old medicine bottle. Like the anchor.
Party beads. They can get those at a dollar store. The watch looks like money. Good find.🤔❤👍😁.
From Canada, British Columbia. ,Julie.
Peg 1122
That was really cool! But I have to admit that sometimes I don’t even want to click on your videos when your title starts with ” you won’t believe what I found”.
You don’t need to exercise any click bait enticements. Your content is excellent, and you’re filming is very professional. I really enjoy your explorations.
To answer your questions, I am in Northern New York, just a few miles from the Canadian border. And my favorite color is green.
Thank you for yet another very pleasant video!
Angie Does Stuff
The sheer number of beads you found makes me twitchy. I can’t stand people trashing nature! I guess people in MI don’t know about Mardi Gras season. I’m in COLLEGE STATION, TX (whoop!) but grew up near the coast and went to Galveston’s Mardi Gras every year until I got too old to put up with the ridiculousness. I tell you, though, the clarity in that water sure does make me want to visit. I was just talking with someone yesterday about how cheap it is to fly from here to Petoskey and then to drive up to look for yooperlites. Never desired to go to MI before now but your videos are changing my mind!
Just Gonna Get Better
New sub from McKenzie Tennessee sent over by adventure archeology!
Stephen Phillips
The iron weight looks like an old window casing weight. They do work for raft anchors and help old fashion windows slide up and down. Great finds!
Rick Henry
Nice Watch Erik ! The Brown Bottle is an old “Red Stripe” Beer Bottle. Called Stubbies ! The Boobie Beads would make a nice giveaway. I’d give $20 for that watch Bruh ! Great Video !
Andrea A.
Beads! Who does not like Beads!📿 Well, except for on the bottom of the lake! 📿👎🏊♀️ Commenting from Drum Point, MD! Stay safe my friend! (Shared!)
Auntie M
Howdy from San Antonio, TX.☀️
The beads are just party beads but started out as Mardi Gras beads. Females earn them by showing their breasts and guys toss them to them.
So if you see a female with lots of beads it means she flashed a lot of males.
It can work the other way around as well, I guess.
I dare you to start tossing them at your wife and see what she does. 😉
Love the watch, call a watch repair ship and ask what to do for the watch.
Good haul!
DirtFishMish
Nice Fossil watch! People are so careless with leaving all of those necklaces in the water 💔 good work retrieving all of those. Happy hunting from Australia 😊🐨
E Meyers
The brown bottle used to hold beer. The top was metal and crimped over the top, and there was a pull tab to remove it (unless it’s a newer bottle from Red Stripe beer or another brand). I had forgotten about them until you found one.
We always call those beads Mardi Gras beads.
KY and NC!
Timothy Wilcox
That brown bottle is what beer used to be bottled in, I remember my Dad and many other family members drinking beer from those bottles. That big weight looks like an old window weight. (Western NY State)
Randle Richardson
Never seen a anchor like that before
erie559
The rusty piece looks like a counterweight which could be used with a rope and pulley system to make something like a large window easier to lift. Probably repurposed as a boat anchor.
Yeet Mags
If you are finding that many beads where you are, i can only imagine the insane amount underwater around New Orleans. I even catch them magnet fishing.
Roger Cox
Fossil watches have a liquid inside the lens it’s like an oil so might want to make sure. Ingleside Tx, in the Coastal Bend of Texas.
sprocketrocket07
That brown bottle we call a “stubby” – hand sized beer bottle in Australia. May be a bit on the small size though so perhaps a sauce bottle.
All those beads! Maybe someone could make one of those (insect) screen doors when you have enough. We use those cheap beads; red, green and gold ones as Christmas tree decorations. Maybe one of your friends has some young girls who can use them for crafts etc.
South-East Victoria, Australia. 🖖
Barry Dano
Found enough beads you could put them in packs of 6 and have multiple give aways lol
kristie yother
First time watching look forward to,more would love to see what Lake Michigan holds.. From Berrien Springs Mi
Meria Johnfroe
Must say that’s clear water. Those beads Mr. Eric seem to be Mardi Gras beads thrown from floats! Alabama and South Louisiana Ppl throw these from floats! My daughters rode these parades every yrs. for many yrs. till she’d retired! Now, her son is in college at LSU, she’s no need to be doing the many productive games and bands marching in parades for him! Some one must have lost them or played parade in the water! It’s fun catching these beads I’d been through them since I’d been a, young child myself! My parents alone with cousins would line the streets in Nouvellé Orléans Canal St. in downtown Nouvellé Orléans many times! Most float riders buy beads as these many time from ppl which would say more than 1000+ thousand to sell every five or so yrs. then sell them! If as some of my cousins attend every parade as they’d be able to day after day night after night and come the following yr. seal their many thousands of them! Ppl would get one penny per two medium size beads penny per long ones as the ones you’re picking up! The beautiful ones our daughter would give me would bring in 25 cents per fancy beads, One person on a, float would buy at least five to 10 thousand beads, toys 🧸 for children by the multi large bags near their feet. These beads and toys must last at least 5-8 miles routs per parade! Nights are the much larger and longer routs per parade! HÀ! HÀ! Fun but, tiring! Good luck enjoy! Augusta, Georgia…
Patty Price
Your always hunting for treasures love it
My location is in Bolivar Mo
Dolly Melnychuk
That brown bottle. Looks like an old medicine bottle. Like the anchor.
Party beads. They can get those at a dollar store. The watch looks like money. Good find.🤔❤👍😁.
From Canada, British Columbia. ,Julie.
Peg 1122
That was really cool! But I have to admit that sometimes I don’t even want to click on your videos when your title starts with ” you won’t believe what I found”.
You don’t need to exercise any click bait enticements. Your content is excellent, and you’re filming is very professional. I really enjoy your explorations.
To answer your questions, I am in Northern New York, just a few miles from the Canadian border. And my favorite color is green.
Thank you for yet another very pleasant video!
Angie Does Stuff
The sheer number of beads you found makes me twitchy. I can’t stand people trashing nature! I guess people in MI don’t know about Mardi Gras season. I’m in COLLEGE STATION, TX (whoop!) but grew up near the coast and went to Galveston’s Mardi Gras every year until I got too old to put up with the ridiculousness. I tell you, though, the clarity in that water sure does make me want to visit. I was just talking with someone yesterday about how cheap it is to fly from here to Petoskey and then to drive up to look for yooperlites. Never desired to go to MI before now but your videos are changing my mind!
Just Gonna Get Better
New sub from McKenzie Tennessee sent over by adventure archeology!
Stephen Phillips
The iron weight looks like an old window casing weight. They do work for raft anchors and help old fashion windows slide up and down. Great finds!
Rick Henry
Nice Watch Erik ! The Brown Bottle is an old “Red Stripe” Beer Bottle. Called Stubbies ! The Boobie Beads would make a nice giveaway. I’d give $20 for that watch Bruh ! Great Video !
Andrea A.
Beads! Who does not like Beads!📿 Well, except for on the bottom of the lake! 📿👎🏊♀️ Commenting from Drum Point, MD! Stay safe my friend! (Shared!)
Auntie M
Howdy from San Antonio, TX.☀️
The beads are just party beads but started out as Mardi Gras beads. Females earn them by showing their breasts and guys toss them to them.
So if you see a female with lots of beads it means she flashed a lot of males.
It can work the other way around as well, I guess.
I dare you to start tossing them at your wife and see what she does. 😉
Love the watch, call a watch repair ship and ask what to do for the watch.
Good haul!
DirtFishMish
Nice Fossil watch! People are so careless with leaving all of those necklaces in the water 💔 good work retrieving all of those. Happy hunting from Australia 😊🐨
E Meyers
The brown bottle used to hold beer. The top was metal and crimped over the top, and there was a pull tab to remove it (unless it’s a newer bottle from Red Stripe beer or another brand). I had forgotten about them until you found one.
We always call those beads Mardi Gras beads.
KY and NC!
Timothy Wilcox
That brown bottle is what beer used to be bottled in, I remember my Dad and many other family members drinking beer from those bottles. That big weight looks like an old window weight. (Western NY State)
Randle Richardson
Never seen a anchor like that before
Kelmie Bigelow
Great job cleaning up the waterways. It would be great if you could get Tristan Brandon and Jake up there
Gambitsfox 42
Panama City Florida! You mean to say it was that cool up there?! Has the temperature been dropping or is that due to freak weather?
Arlene Lamont
Mardi Gras beads. Along the Gulf Coast they are everywhere. South Alabama.
Sandra Kammerdiener
Tamaqua, Pennsylvania.
Shared to my Facebook page.
Rowdy motmot Cat
From Duncanville Tx. The beads would be a fun give away.
Randle Richardson
Overton Co Tn brother is where I live
Bruce Jefferson
The brown bottle is a Carling Black Label beer bottle.
Carey Thompson
I dont understand why you are not using a metal detector….at least a small.pinpointer
Laura Honey
You found Lots of beads today! Goodness, that brown bottle looks like cough syrup lol
I’m viewing from Greencastle, Indiana today! Great video 😁
J Grimes
You should go to The Sandbar a little earlier give some of them beads back to the girls Harrisburg Pennsylvania
Robin C
Would love to see what the channel in South Haven, MI has in it. The one next to the light house. Curiosity in Wyandotte, Michigan.
gary cave
I’m in the UK and i’m a huge fan of your channel, great content
Jeanine Snyder
I look forward to watching your videos in Green Bay, WI! Home of the Green Bay Packers!!
Southern Lady
In New Orleans they are called Mardi Gras beads!!!!!! I am in Bay St. Louis Ms.
Norma JeanNotbaker
Nice find I like the brown bottle. My face was the hot pink and purple beads. We are in Phx AZ area.
Sandy Crane
Lol would love me some beads!! Deepwater, Missouri
Lake Superior girl17
Toby was looking for his red solo cup
Old Man
It looks like they were taking a bead oy you. lol lol lol
Judy Herrick
I subscribed the first time I watched. I am from West Paris, Maine. Stay safe
Joy Everett
Inverness (central) Florida here. Lots of springs and rivers around our area that are popular on YouTube.
erie559
The rusty piece looks like a counterweight which could be used with a rope and pulley system to make something like a large window easier to lift. Probably repurposed as a boat anchor.
Yeet Mags
If you are finding that many beads where you are, i can only imagine the insane amount underwater around New Orleans. I even catch them magnet fishing.
Roger Cox
Fossil watches have a liquid inside the lens it’s like an oil so might want to make sure. Ingleside Tx, in the Coastal Bend of Texas.
sprocketrocket07
That brown bottle we call a “stubby” – hand sized beer bottle in Australia. May be a bit on the small size though so perhaps a sauce bottle.
All those beads! Maybe someone could make one of those (insect) screen doors when you have enough. We use those cheap beads; red, green and gold ones as Christmas tree decorations. Maybe one of your friends has some young girls who can use them for crafts etc.
South-East Victoria, Australia. 🖖
Barry Dano
Found enough beads you could put them in packs of 6 and have multiple give aways lol
kristie yother
First time watching look forward to,more would love to see what Lake Michigan holds.. From Berrien Springs Mi
Meria Johnfroe
Must say that’s clear water. Those beads Mr. Eric seem to be Mardi Gras beads thrown from floats! Alabama and South Louisiana Ppl throw these from floats! My daughters rode these parades every yrs. for many yrs. till she’d retired! Now, her son is in college at LSU, she’s no need to be doing the many productive games and bands marching in parades for him! Some one must have lost them or played parade in the water! It’s fun catching these beads I’d been through them since I’d been a, young child myself! My parents alone with cousins would line the streets in Nouvellé Orléans Canal St. in downtown Nouvellé Orléans many times! Most float riders buy beads as these many time from ppl which would say more than 1000+ thousand to sell every five or so yrs. then sell them! If as some of my cousins attend every parade as they’d be able to day after day night after night and come the following yr. seal their many thousands of them! Ppl would get one penny per two medium size beads penny per long ones as the ones you’re picking up! The beautiful ones our daughter would give me would bring in 25 cents per fancy beads, One person on a, float would buy at least five to 10 thousand beads, toys 🧸 for children by the multi large bags near their feet. These beads and toys must last at least 5-8 miles routs per parade! Nights are the much larger and longer routs per parade! HÀ! HÀ! Fun but, tiring! Good luck enjoy! Augusta, Georgia…
Patty Price
Your always hunting for treasures love it
My location is in Bolivar Mo
Dolly Melnychuk
That brown bottle. Looks like an old medicine bottle. Like the anchor.
Party beads. They can get those at a dollar store. The watch looks like money. Good find.🤔❤👍😁.
From Canada, British Columbia. ,Julie.
Peg 1122
That was really cool! But I have to admit that sometimes I don’t even want to click on your videos when your title starts with ” you won’t believe what I found”.
You don’t need to exercise any click bait enticements. Your content is excellent, and you’re filming is very professional. I really enjoy your explorations.
To answer your questions, I am in Northern New York, just a few miles from the Canadian border. And my favorite color is green.
Thank you for yet another very pleasant video!
Angie Does Stuff
The sheer number of beads you found makes me twitchy. I can’t stand people trashing nature! I guess people in MI don’t know about Mardi Gras season. I’m in COLLEGE STATION, TX (whoop!) but grew up near the coast and went to Galveston’s Mardi Gras every year until I got too old to put up with the ridiculousness. I tell you, though, the clarity in that water sure does make me want to visit. I was just talking with someone yesterday about how cheap it is to fly from here to Petoskey and then to drive up to look for yooperlites. Never desired to go to MI before now but your videos are changing my mind!
Just Gonna Get Better
New sub from McKenzie Tennessee sent over by adventure archeology!
Stephen Phillips
The iron weight looks like an old window casing weight. They do work for raft anchors and help old fashion windows slide up and down. Great finds!
Rick Henry
Nice Watch Erik ! The Brown Bottle is an old “Red Stripe” Beer Bottle. Called Stubbies ! The Boobie Beads would make a nice giveaway. I’d give $20 for that watch Bruh ! Great Video !
Andrea A.
Beads! Who does not like Beads!📿 Well, except for on the bottom of the lake! 📿👎🏊♀️ Commenting from Drum Point, MD! Stay safe my friend! (Shared!)
Auntie M
Howdy from San Antonio, TX.☀️
The beads are just party beads but started out as Mardi Gras beads. Females earn them by showing their breasts and guys toss them to them.
So if you see a female with lots of beads it means she flashed a lot of males.
It can work the other way around as well, I guess.
I dare you to start tossing them at your wife and see what she does. 😉
Love the watch, call a watch repair ship and ask what to do for the watch.
Good haul!
DirtFishMish
Nice Fossil watch! People are so careless with leaving all of those necklaces in the water 💔 good work retrieving all of those. Happy hunting from Australia 😊🐨
E Meyers
The brown bottle used to hold beer. The top was metal and crimped over the top, and there was a pull tab to remove it (unless it’s a newer bottle from Red Stripe beer or another brand). I had forgotten about them until you found one.
We always call those beads Mardi Gras beads.
KY and NC!
Timothy Wilcox
That brown bottle is what beer used to be bottled in, I remember my Dad and many other family members drinking beer from those bottles. That big weight looks like an old window weight. (Western NY State)
Randle Richardson
Never seen a anchor like that before
Kelmie Bigelow
Great job cleaning up the waterways. It would be great if you could get Tristan Brandon and Jake up there
Gambitsfox 42
Panama City Florida! You mean to say it was that cool up there?! Has the temperature been dropping or is that due to freak weather?
Arlene Lamont
Mardi Gras beads. Along the Gulf Coast they are everywhere. South Alabama.
Sandra Kammerdiener
Tamaqua, Pennsylvania.
Shared to my Facebook page.
Rowdy motmot Cat
From Duncanville Tx. The beads would be a fun give away.
Randle Richardson
Overton Co Tn brother is where I live
Bruce Jefferson
The brown bottle is a Carling Black Label beer bottle.
Carey Thompson
I dont understand why you are not using a metal detector….at least a small.pinpointer
Laura Honey
You found Lots of beads today! Goodness, that brown bottle looks like cough syrup lol
I’m viewing from Greencastle, Indiana today! Great video 😁
J Grimes
You should go to The Sandbar a little earlier give some of them beads back to the girls Harrisburg Pennsylvania
Robin C
Would love to see what the channel in South Haven, MI has in it. The one next to the light house. Curiosity in Wyandotte, Michigan.
gary cave
I’m in the UK and i’m a huge fan of your channel, great content
Jeanine Snyder
I look forward to watching your videos in Green Bay, WI! Home of the Green Bay Packers!!
Southern Lady
In New Orleans they are called Mardi Gras beads!!!!!! I am in Bay St. Louis Ms.
Norma JeanNotbaker
Nice find I like the brown bottle. My face was the hot pink and purple beads. We are in Phx AZ area.
Sandy Crane
Lol would love me some beads!! Deepwater, Missouri
Lake Superior girl17
Toby was looking for his red solo cup
Old Man
It looks like they were taking a bead oy you. lol lol lol
Judy Herrick
I subscribed the first time I watched. I am from West Paris, Maine. Stay safe
Joy Everett
Inverness (central) Florida here. Lots of springs and rivers around our area that are popular on YouTube.
Beach Metal Detecting Crete
Nice job 👍 I thought I was the only one who is screaming loud when I find treasure fantastic 🤘💙🇬🇷
Mary Wrigjt
Someone had a Mardi Gras party! An old Budweiser bottle. 👍👍
Thomas Livingston
Was just on lake eire today looking for perch. I’m from Romulus Michigan
moogie8596
Yeah that big metal thing is a counter balance kiddo👽🛸
David Fragale
Shared to Facebook. I live in Elizabethton Tennessee.
Anita Johnson-Milch
Talent Oregon. These videos are fun because you’re a hoot!
Betty Rich
Starr south carolina love the video
Randal Myer
that weight looks like an old window weight cool video . Randal in Albuquerque, NM peace and love Brother !
Lisa Shipkowski
I love your videos! Its so funny when you find something awesome, your reaction is priceless!
Kane Louise
thats a lot of beads. lol midland MI
CJ B
Sugar Beads – get the beads you give a kiss.
Judith Gash
Love the sunglasses
April Drumheller
Blue is my favorite color
Michelle Bordage
Omg! You are so comical! The crab chasing you made me horse laugh! 🙂
Jen Watson
Looks like a old beer bottle
James Huffman
Always enjoy your videos cant wait till you post more updates with trespassers on your property. (St Louis MO)
Carol Tisdell
wow so many beads wonder if they could be used for craft items. Cheers from[ EAST COAST] NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIA
Carol Taylor
Those beads look like they are from a Mardigra parade.(I don’t know how to spell.)
Bryan Kilbourne
Hello Eric I like your Video’s
Bryan Kilbourne From Wasilla, Alaska
Denise Koons
Yay SCUBA diving.. My fav
erie559
The rusty piece looks like a counterweight which could be used with a rope and pulley system to make something like a large window easier to lift. Probably repurposed as a boat anchor.
Yeet Mags
If you are finding that many beads where you are, i can only imagine the insane amount underwater around New Orleans. I even catch them magnet fishing.
Roger Cox
Fossil watches have a liquid inside the lens it’s like an oil so might want to make sure. Ingleside Tx, in the Coastal Bend of Texas.
sprocketrocket07
That brown bottle we call a “stubby” – hand sized beer bottle in Australia. May be a bit on the small size though so perhaps a sauce bottle.
All those beads! Maybe someone could make one of those (insect) screen doors when you have enough. We use those cheap beads; red, green and gold ones as Christmas tree decorations. Maybe one of your friends has some young girls who can use them for crafts etc.
South-East Victoria, Australia. 🖖
Barry Dano
Found enough beads you could put them in packs of 6 and have multiple give aways lol
kristie yother
First time watching look forward to,more would love to see what Lake Michigan holds.. From Berrien Springs Mi
Meria Johnfroe
Must say that’s clear water. Those beads Mr. Eric seem to be Mardi Gras beads thrown from floats! Alabama and South Louisiana Ppl throw these from floats! My daughters rode these parades every yrs. for many yrs. till she’d retired! Now, her son is in college at LSU, she’s no need to be doing the many productive games and bands marching in parades for him! Some one must have lost them or played parade in the water! It’s fun catching these beads I’d been through them since I’d been a, young child myself! My parents alone with cousins would line the streets in Nouvellé Orléans Canal St. in downtown Nouvellé Orléans many times! Most float riders buy beads as these many time from ppl which would say more than 1000+ thousand to sell every five or so yrs. then sell them! If as some of my cousins attend every parade as they’d be able to day after day night after night and come the following yr. seal their many thousands of them! Ppl would get one penny per two medium size beads penny per long ones as the ones you’re picking up! The beautiful ones our daughter would give me would bring in 25 cents per fancy beads, One person on a, float would buy at least five to 10 thousand beads, toys 🧸 for children by the multi large bags near their feet. These beads and toys must last at least 5-8 miles routs per parade! Nights are the much larger and longer routs per parade! HÀ! HÀ! Fun but, tiring! Good luck enjoy! Augusta, Georgia…
Patty Price
Your always hunting for treasures love it
My location is in Bolivar Mo
Dolly Melnychuk
That brown bottle. Looks like an old medicine bottle. Like the anchor.
Party beads. They can get those at a dollar store. The watch looks like money. Good find.🤔❤👍😁.
From Canada, British Columbia. ,Julie.
Peg 1122
That was really cool! But I have to admit that sometimes I don’t even want to click on your videos when your title starts with ” you won’t believe what I found”.
You don’t need to exercise any click bait enticements. Your content is excellent, and you’re filming is very professional. I really enjoy your explorations.
To answer your questions, I am in Northern New York, just a few miles from the Canadian border. And my favorite color is green.
Thank you for yet another very pleasant video!
Angie Does Stuff
The sheer number of beads you found makes me twitchy. I can’t stand people trashing nature! I guess people in MI don’t know about Mardi Gras season. I’m in COLLEGE STATION, TX (whoop!) but grew up near the coast and went to Galveston’s Mardi Gras every year until I got too old to put up with the ridiculousness. I tell you, though, the clarity in that water sure does make me want to visit. I was just talking with someone yesterday about how cheap it is to fly from here to Petoskey and then to drive up to look for yooperlites. Never desired to go to MI before now but your videos are changing my mind!
Just Gonna Get Better
New sub from McKenzie Tennessee sent over by adventure archeology!
Stephen Phillips
The iron weight looks like an old window casing weight. They do work for raft anchors and help old fashion windows slide up and down. Great finds!
Rick Henry
Nice Watch Erik ! The Brown Bottle is an old “Red Stripe” Beer Bottle. Called Stubbies ! The Boobie Beads would make a nice giveaway. I’d give $20 for that watch Bruh ! Great Video !
Andrea A.
Beads! Who does not like Beads!📿 Well, except for on the bottom of the lake! 📿👎🏊♀️ Commenting from Drum Point, MD! Stay safe my friend! (Shared!)
Auntie M
Howdy from San Antonio, TX.☀️
The beads are just party beads but started out as Mardi Gras beads. Females earn them by showing their breasts and guys toss them to them.
So if you see a female with lots of beads it means she flashed a lot of males.
It can work the other way around as well, I guess.
I dare you to start tossing them at your wife and see what she does. 😉
Love the watch, call a watch repair ship and ask what to do for the watch.
Good haul!
DirtFishMish
Nice Fossil watch! People are so careless with leaving all of those necklaces in the water 💔 good work retrieving all of those. Happy hunting from Australia 😊🐨
E Meyers
The brown bottle used to hold beer. The top was metal and crimped over the top, and there was a pull tab to remove it (unless it’s a newer bottle from Red Stripe beer or another brand). I had forgotten about them until you found one.
We always call those beads Mardi Gras beads.
KY and NC!
Timothy Wilcox
That brown bottle is what beer used to be bottled in, I remember my Dad and many other family members drinking beer from those bottles. That big weight looks like an old window weight. (Western NY State)
Randle Richardson
Never seen a anchor like that before
Kelmie Bigelow
Great job cleaning up the waterways. It would be great if you could get Tristan Brandon and Jake up there
Gambitsfox 42
Panama City Florida! You mean to say it was that cool up there?! Has the temperature been dropping or is that due to freak weather?
Arlene Lamont
Mardi Gras beads. Along the Gulf Coast they are everywhere. South Alabama.
Sandra Kammerdiener
Tamaqua, Pennsylvania.
Shared to my Facebook page.
Rowdy motmot Cat
From Duncanville Tx. The beads would be a fun give away.
Randle Richardson
Overton Co Tn brother is where I live
Bruce Jefferson
The brown bottle is a Carling Black Label beer bottle.
Carey Thompson
I dont understand why you are not using a metal detector….at least a small.pinpointer
Laura Honey
You found Lots of beads today! Goodness, that brown bottle looks like cough syrup lol
I’m viewing from Greencastle, Indiana today! Great video 😁
J Grimes
You should go to The Sandbar a little earlier give some of them beads back to the girls Harrisburg Pennsylvania
Robin C
Would love to see what the channel in South Haven, MI has in it. The one next to the light house. Curiosity in Wyandotte, Michigan.
gary cave
I’m in the UK and i’m a huge fan of your channel, great content
Jeanine Snyder
I look forward to watching your videos in Green Bay, WI! Home of the Green Bay Packers!!
Southern Lady
In New Orleans they are called Mardi Gras beads!!!!!! I am in Bay St. Louis Ms.
Norma JeanNotbaker
Nice find I like the brown bottle. My face was the hot pink and purple beads. We are in Phx AZ area.
Sandy Crane
Lol would love me some beads!! Deepwater, Missouri
Lake Superior girl17
Toby was looking for his red solo cup
Old Man
It looks like they were taking a bead oy you. lol lol lol
Judy Herrick
I subscribed the first time I watched. I am from West Paris, Maine. Stay safe
Joy Everett
Inverness (central) Florida here. Lots of springs and rivers around our area that are popular on YouTube.
Beach Metal Detecting Crete
Nice job 👍 I thought I was the only one who is screaming loud when I find treasure fantastic 🤘💙🇬🇷
Mary Wrigjt
Someone had a Mardi Gras party! An old Budweiser bottle. 👍👍
Thomas Livingston
Was just on lake eire today looking for perch. I’m from Romulus Michigan
moogie8596
Yeah that big metal thing is a counter balance kiddo👽🛸
David Fragale
Shared to Facebook. I live in Elizabethton Tennessee.
Anita Johnson-Milch
Talent Oregon. These videos are fun because you’re a hoot!
Betty Rich
Starr south carolina love the video
Randal Myer
that weight looks like an old window weight cool video . Randal in Albuquerque, NM peace and love Brother !
Lisa Shipkowski
I love your videos! Its so funny when you find something awesome, your reaction is priceless!
Kane Louise
thats a lot of beads. lol midland MI
CJ B
Sugar Beads – get the beads you give a kiss.
Judith Gash
Love the sunglasses
April Drumheller
Blue is my favorite color
Michelle Bordage
Omg! You are so comical! The crab chasing you made me horse laugh! 🙂
Jen Watson
Looks like a old beer bottle
James Huffman
Always enjoy your videos cant wait till you post more updates with trespassers on your property. (St Louis MO)
Carol Tisdell
wow so many beads wonder if they could be used for craft items. Cheers from[ EAST COAST] NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIA
Carol Taylor
Those beads look like they are from a Mardigra parade.(I don’t know how to spell.)
Bryan Kilbourne
Hello Eric I like your Video’s
Bryan Kilbourne From Wasilla, Alaska
Denise Koons
Yay SCUBA diving.. My fav
Michelle Bordage
Hi! Awesome video!! I’m from Clinton Tennessee:)
Gypsy That Guy
Looks like a red stripe beer bottle
Kenneth Russell
Awesome video. I don’t like beads but my wifey does her fav color is pink. Oh yeah, I want in on the mug giveaway, I’m in Enid, Oklahoma!
Sherry Stuer
Im your neighbor in Lapeer Michigan.
Christopher Braiden
Thanks for the video!!😎🐓🐓🇬🇧
Jeff Lucas
Wewoka Oklahoma
Marie Clements
good vid i enjoyed it first time watching you all from Shelby,Nc
Old Man
I haven’t see that type of anchor in decades.
Ron Just Digging Life
Cool video guy from Upstate NY
blackquiver
Re sell those beads
Sandra Thompson
Enjoy your videos from Avon Park, Florida
WV Country Girl
Rainelle WV
Jamie Burdick
Love watching your videos. The veiw is better now that you adjusted your camera.. sending love from Indiana 👍
Dave Fearn
UK keep going pal
Dorothy Miller
Good to see you balto md
Libby Lauderdale
Great video.
Waynesboro, TN
Barry Dano
Southeastern Ontario here
Victoria Mae Wallace
Pasco Washington
Robin Jones
Robin Jones Alamo Tenn
Rayman61
I need that weight!!!
erie559
The rusty piece looks like a counterweight which could be used with a rope and pulley system to make something like a large window easier to lift. Probably repurposed as a boat anchor.
Yeet Mags
If you are finding that many beads where you are, i can only imagine the insane amount underwater around New Orleans. I even catch them magnet fishing.
Roger Cox
Fossil watches have a liquid inside the lens it’s like an oil so might want to make sure. Ingleside Tx, in the Coastal Bend of Texas.
sprocketrocket07
That brown bottle we call a “stubby” – hand sized beer bottle in Australia. May be a bit on the small size though so perhaps a sauce bottle.
All those beads! Maybe someone could make one of those (insect) screen doors when you have enough. We use those cheap beads; red, green and gold ones as Christmas tree decorations. Maybe one of your friends has some young girls who can use them for crafts etc.
South-East Victoria, Australia. 🖖
Barry Dano
Found enough beads you could put them in packs of 6 and have multiple give aways lol
kristie yother
First time watching look forward to,more would love to see what Lake Michigan holds.. From Berrien Springs Mi
Meria Johnfroe
Must say that’s clear water. Those beads Mr. Eric seem to be Mardi Gras beads thrown from floats! Alabama and South Louisiana Ppl throw these from floats! My daughters rode these parades every yrs. for many yrs. till she’d retired! Now, her son is in college at LSU, she’s no need to be doing the many productive games and bands marching in parades for him! Some one must have lost them or played parade in the water! It’s fun catching these beads I’d been through them since I’d been a, young child myself! My parents alone with cousins would line the streets in Nouvellé Orléans Canal St. in downtown Nouvellé Orléans many times! Most float riders buy beads as these many time from ppl which would say more than 1000+ thousand to sell every five or so yrs. then sell them! If as some of my cousins attend every parade as they’d be able to day after day night after night and come the following yr. seal their many thousands of them! Ppl would get one penny per two medium size beads penny per long ones as the ones you’re picking up! The beautiful ones our daughter would give me would bring in 25 cents per fancy beads, One person on a, float would buy at least five to 10 thousand beads, toys 🧸 for children by the multi large bags near their feet. These beads and toys must last at least 5-8 miles routs per parade! Nights are the much larger and longer routs per parade! HÀ! HÀ! Fun but, tiring! Good luck enjoy! Augusta, Georgia…
Patty Price
Your always hunting for treasures love it
My location is in Bolivar Mo
Dolly Melnychuk
That brown bottle. Looks like an old medicine bottle. Like the anchor.
Party beads. They can get those at a dollar store. The watch looks like money. Good find.🤔❤👍😁.
From Canada, British Columbia. ,Julie.
Peg 1122
That was really cool! But I have to admit that sometimes I don’t even want to click on your videos when your title starts with ” you won’t believe what I found”.
You don’t need to exercise any click bait enticements. Your content is excellent, and you’re filming is very professional. I really enjoy your explorations.
To answer your questions, I am in Northern New York, just a few miles from the Canadian border. And my favorite color is green.
Thank you for yet another very pleasant video!
Angie Does Stuff
The sheer number of beads you found makes me twitchy. I can’t stand people trashing nature! I guess people in MI don’t know about Mardi Gras season. I’m in COLLEGE STATION, TX (whoop!) but grew up near the coast and went to Galveston’s Mardi Gras every year until I got too old to put up with the ridiculousness. I tell you, though, the clarity in that water sure does make me want to visit. I was just talking with someone yesterday about how cheap it is to fly from here to Petoskey and then to drive up to look for yooperlites. Never desired to go to MI before now but your videos are changing my mind!
Just Gonna Get Better
New sub from McKenzie Tennessee sent over by adventure archeology!
Stephen Phillips
The iron weight looks like an old window casing weight. They do work for raft anchors and help old fashion windows slide up and down. Great finds!
Rick Henry
Nice Watch Erik ! The Brown Bottle is an old “Red Stripe” Beer Bottle. Called Stubbies ! The Boobie Beads would make a nice giveaway. I’d give $20 for that watch Bruh ! Great Video !
Andrea A.
Beads! Who does not like Beads!📿 Well, except for on the bottom of the lake! 📿👎🏊♀️ Commenting from Drum Point, MD! Stay safe my friend! (Shared!)
Auntie M
Howdy from San Antonio, TX.☀️
The beads are just party beads but started out as Mardi Gras beads. Females earn them by showing their breasts and guys toss them to them.
So if you see a female with lots of beads it means she flashed a lot of males.
It can work the other way around as well, I guess.
I dare you to start tossing them at your wife and see what she does. 😉
Love the watch, call a watch repair ship and ask what to do for the watch.
Good haul!
DirtFishMish
Nice Fossil watch! People are so careless with leaving all of those necklaces in the water 💔 good work retrieving all of those. Happy hunting from Australia 😊🐨
E Meyers
The brown bottle used to hold beer. The top was metal and crimped over the top, and there was a pull tab to remove it (unless it’s a newer bottle from Red Stripe beer or another brand). I had forgotten about them until you found one.
We always call those beads Mardi Gras beads.
KY and NC!
Timothy Wilcox
That brown bottle is what beer used to be bottled in, I remember my Dad and many other family members drinking beer from those bottles. That big weight looks like an old window weight. (Western NY State)
Randle Richardson
Never seen a anchor like that before
Kelmie Bigelow
Great job cleaning up the waterways. It would be great if you could get Tristan Brandon and Jake up there
Gambitsfox 42
Panama City Florida! You mean to say it was that cool up there?! Has the temperature been dropping or is that due to freak weather?
Arlene Lamont
Mardi Gras beads. Along the Gulf Coast they are everywhere. South Alabama.
Sandra Kammerdiener
Tamaqua, Pennsylvania.
Shared to my Facebook page.
Rowdy motmot Cat
From Duncanville Tx. The beads would be a fun give away.
Randle Richardson
Overton Co Tn brother is where I live
Bruce Jefferson
The brown bottle is a Carling Black Label beer bottle.
Carey Thompson
I dont understand why you are not using a metal detector….at least a small.pinpointer
Laura Honey
You found Lots of beads today! Goodness, that brown bottle looks like cough syrup lol
I’m viewing from Greencastle, Indiana today! Great video 😁
J Grimes
You should go to The Sandbar a little earlier give some of them beads back to the girls Harrisburg Pennsylvania
Robin C
Would love to see what the channel in South Haven, MI has in it. The one next to the light house. Curiosity in Wyandotte, Michigan.
gary cave
I’m in the UK and i’m a huge fan of your channel, great content
Jeanine Snyder
I look forward to watching your videos in Green Bay, WI! Home of the Green Bay Packers!!
Southern Lady
In New Orleans they are called Mardi Gras beads!!!!!! I am in Bay St. Louis Ms.
Norma JeanNotbaker
Nice find I like the brown bottle. My face was the hot pink and purple beads. We are in Phx AZ area.
Sandy Crane
Lol would love me some beads!! Deepwater, Missouri
Lake Superior girl17
Toby was looking for his red solo cup
Old Man
It looks like they were taking a bead oy you. lol lol lol
Judy Herrick
I subscribed the first time I watched. I am from West Paris, Maine. Stay safe
Joy Everett
Inverness (central) Florida here. Lots of springs and rivers around our area that are popular on YouTube.
Beach Metal Detecting Crete
Nice job 👍 I thought I was the only one who is screaming loud when I find treasure fantastic 🤘💙🇬🇷
Mary Wrigjt
Someone had a Mardi Gras party! An old Budweiser bottle. 👍👍
Thomas Livingston
Was just on lake eire today looking for perch. I’m from Romulus Michigan
moogie8596
Yeah that big metal thing is a counter balance kiddo👽🛸
David Fragale
Shared to Facebook. I live in Elizabethton Tennessee.
Anita Johnson-Milch
Talent Oregon. These videos are fun because you’re a hoot!
Betty Rich
Starr south carolina love the video
Randal Myer
that weight looks like an old window weight cool video . Randal in Albuquerque, NM peace and love Brother !
Lisa Shipkowski
I love your videos! Its so funny when you find something awesome, your reaction is priceless!
Kane Louise
thats a lot of beads. lol midland MI
CJ B
Sugar Beads – get the beads you give a kiss.
Judith Gash
Love the sunglasses
April Drumheller
Blue is my favorite color
Michelle Bordage
Omg! You are so comical! The crab chasing you made me horse laugh! 🙂
Jen Watson
Looks like a old beer bottle
James Huffman
Always enjoy your videos cant wait till you post more updates with trespassers on your property. (St Louis MO)
Carol Tisdell
wow so many beads wonder if they could be used for craft items. Cheers from[ EAST COAST] NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIA
Carol Taylor
Those beads look like they are from a Mardigra parade.(I don’t know how to spell.)
Bryan Kilbourne
Hello Eric I like your Video’s
Bryan Kilbourne From Wasilla, Alaska
Denise Koons
Yay SCUBA diving.. My fav
Michelle Bordage
Hi! Awesome video!! I’m from Clinton Tennessee:)
Gypsy That Guy
Looks like a red stripe beer bottle
Kenneth Russell
Awesome video. I don’t like beads but my wifey does her fav color is pink. Oh yeah, I want in on the mug giveaway, I’m in Enid, Oklahoma!
Sherry Stuer
Im your neighbor in Lapeer Michigan.
Christopher Braiden
Thanks for the video!!😎🐓🐓🇬🇧
Jeff Lucas
Wewoka Oklahoma
Marie Clements
good vid i enjoyed it first time watching you all from Shelby,Nc
Old Man
I haven’t see that type of anchor in decades.
Ron Just Digging Life
Cool video guy from Upstate NY
blackquiver
Re sell those beads
Sandra Thompson
Enjoy your videos from Avon Park, Florida
WV Country Girl
Rainelle WV
Jamie Burdick
Love watching your videos. The veiw is better now that you adjusted your camera.. sending love from Indiana 👍
Dave Fearn
UK keep going pal
Dorothy Miller
Good to see you balto md
Libby Lauderdale
Great video.
Waynesboro, TN
Barry Dano
Southeastern Ontario here
Victoria Mae Wallace
Pasco Washington
Robin Jones
Robin Jones Alamo Tenn
Rayman61
I need that weight!!!
Kimberly Hoag
Hey Erik! Interesting videos for sure! In Michigan of course. Keep doing what you do! Love it!
Linda Johnson
Hi Eric. Sun City, AZ
Randle Richardson
Hey brother
Mikey Cunningham
Sudbury Ontario Canada
Michael Parrish
From Denver Colorado you’re awesome 😎
14Wendylou
Leesburg, Fl Gryff mug please!
Loops Hobbies, and More
Fargo ND
Gambitsfox 42
Lol…your ready for Mardi gras!
David Fragale
Hi Erik. Looks like your finding some good stuff.
football 23
At 2:36 you
mised sun glasses
geoffreyjones2000
I thought that you found my watch 🙂
TownePlace Suites Fort Worth Southwest
fort worth texas
Michael Cursed
Boobie beads
Mr Westeno ALWAYS FILM THE POLICE.
Bay area cali
Gawonii Austenaco
Florida
Vytas was here
Cool video. Sad to see so much trash
Nick Bowman
Nova Scotia
Anne Mckitrick
That was definitely a cool dive! Keep up the good work! We watching from Mauldin SC!
John Mary
Montague nj
sjoldtimer
Clovis, CA
