Magnetfishing German WW2 pond and you wont believe what i dragged out of there ! 

The sack with the eagle is a real gem of a find.

I just wanted to thank you for keeping history fresh in our minds! Sadly we Americans seem to have forgot why so many died all those yrs ago

I was always surprised you never found a 20mm magazine before now since you hit so many flak gun locations. Congrats!

The fabric bag is a heer verpflegung bag or a ration bag for primary food purposes. They used to carry flour, rice and other cooking materials in these. Very stunning shape for a fabric that stayed more than 70 years in the water.

Amazing condition of the bag after over 80years. The story’s and endings of these items we will never know but can only imagine, best wishes to you and thanks.

Lakes hold a lot of stuff. My Father was part of Patton's 3rd Army. He said they used to throw ammo, guns, other things of the German Army into lakes.

At first I thought that was some sort of door you could see, but after those finds kept coming up it was to me more like a trenched position that might of been hit, and that big piece, given it had what looked like holes at both ends, may be a shield piece of a big gun where either the soldiers looked out from behind or where the barrels were. That hole needs to be drained and dug out properly. A real gold mine of history awaits for sure.

Oh Holy Crap!!! A Heer bag AND a PAK38 magazine??? Dude, how lucky can you get? Live rounds, big cartridges...wow!!! You definitely have to check that pond for more!!! And WHAT is that huge item? Okay. I'm coming with my pickup and a winch!!!😊💖

Thanks! Can't get enough of WW2 History Hunter.

It appears this trip was beyond what you'd hoped for. Excellent finds that went beyond your expectations and returned you with a prize you say you were excited to find. Being a LONG time viewer I just know that you'll be returning at some point with whatever you need / require to bring that heavy object up from the pond. Good Hunting / er Magnet Fishing my friend ... Be Safe, Be Well and Be Careful ...

Wow finally you found a flak magazine! That bag blew me away! Incredible find I could only dream of having that in a frame on the wall. Incredible!

That Flack 38 magazine blows me away. It's like a WW2 artifact shopping centre in those lakes.

All of those finds were awesome, but the burlap sack with the markings still intact was amazing!! What a collection!! You must have collectors and/or museums throwing money at you trying to buy them. Thanks for sharing!

I really appreciate these adventures my friend. Thank You!!

Great work you are doing and saving WW2 history

Wow, what a great finds. The FLAK38 magazine and the Swastika bag: briljant.

If you think about it, the last time that sack saw daylight, the world was in war. Between then and you holding it...nobody touched it. Thats like a time machine! Amazing.

The bag is an german fieldpost bag from 1938. Ik got 1 from 1942.

What an AMAZING location to find so much, you forgot the waders again lol. Can`t wait for you to return to this location again to see what else is in there. Thank you for making a good day even better with one of your Great adventures. Stay safe.

The "brass cable" looks very much like either a copper wire antenna for shortwave or alternately copper wire for a field telephone system. What you really need now is a portable pump to pump out the water / drain the pond so you can get in and do a full search of the bottom and that huge unknown lump of something. Well done, good work.

All the bunkers you find they should be reopened to the public as part of history and not hidden away and forgotten. Nice magnet/hook fishing video you should do more of these you will be amazed at what you will find in places no one else has looked.

You should restore that digging tool, put a new wood stick on it, and actually use it for your digging needs !

Awesome finds the bag was really cool!

Great video and great finds!! You must be a happy man, with such a great ''hobby''.

Great finds! I spotted that 'diorama' with the .50 cal round. FYI - that machine gun was first used in 1918. These guns are still in use today in the US Army, and in many other armies around the world! The M2 Machine gun, called the "Ma Deuce', is a truly remarkable weapon (Is there any other 'modern' weapon over 100 years old still in use, by modern army?)

That bag is the winner and a good second is the 20mm magazine. Well done!!

Fantastic watch thank you

This is by far better than looking around in empty bunkers...

The magnet fishing may be more exciting than the underwater ROV explorations. With the ROV you see what’s under the water. With magnet fishing you never know what is down there and what you’ll find. Some many great items coming up from this little pond. No telling what is still down there.

A lot of the problem lifting that big item will be suction from the mud around it. Slow, constant strain will eventually lift it, but it will be tough.

My friend magnet fishing is what they're doing big in the United States and in England it's been going on for about 3 years now you have a prime location with all these lakes and ponds and streams around world War II era villages towns and Forest there is no telling what you can find with a magnet and a grappling hook good luck to you I'm looking more forward of your videos in particular you have a fan for life I will always support you

I liove History and always look foreward to your uploads, and know at some point I'm gonna hear those words, "Oh my goodness".😂👏🏼👍🏻 But today even you were supprised, as you nearly dropped the F bomb.👏🏼 Wow that cloth bag, still having the eagle in it, Great stuff.

This would be a great way to catch Steelhead trout.

Hello from PA in the great USA

I was in Poland for a month and found 2 k98 cases one brass and one steel that was nearly all rotted also a projectile along with a small piece of ceramic plate god was i happy as hell

Great finds! Thanks again for taking us along!

Two really unique finds! And extra credit for taking the time to clean off that stinky old piece of fabric!

Wow, those were some really cool discoveries!

Betting there are more secrets on the bottom of the pond. The first unit was an issue due to the years of silt on the bottom. Natures vacuum system. It would still be nice to pull the unit out. the 20mm magazine was a fantastic find. I don't think you really want to pull a bomb out next. Stay safe and happy hunting.

Surely that bag has to be in your top 10 best finds well done you lucky man 👍🏼🇬🇬

Brilliant stuff.......as usual! That Heer Bag! In perfect (if a bit stinky!) condition! Hurry up back there!!!

Brilliant hunt that sack bag was truly a surprise well worth another hunt there again who knows there maybe weapons dumped there to. Cheers thanks many regards from Ireland.👍🏻☘🇮🇪Godbless🙏🏻

On a side note. You’re getting bubbles, you’re getting movement under the water! 👍🏻

Amazing bag and mag! Great work!

Spectacular Discoveries 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Thank you for sharing 🚒

I wish I knew you when I was living in Mannheim. I would have joined you on these adventures.

Nice finds! But that supply bag..yes I had to Google it..but WOW! Did not expect to see that! I wonder what else could possibly be in there? Amazingly interesting video as always. Best wishes from UK

My father was stationed in Germany in the early 1960s. He remembers seeing in a pond in Kaiserslautern that had several stahlhelms submerged at the edge of the pond. They were upside down and liners and chinstraps visible.

Your finds just keep getting better and better

That's a real honey hole. Need to keep that in the back pocket for future vids. What great finds. Our local gun shop had some rare 8mm styer ammo for sale with a 1938 manufacturer date and stamped on the rim was the Eagle and Swastaka. Brand new in the cardboard box. So I bought a box for the historical side of it.

A block and tackle would help you a lot and taking bigger items out of those ponds. Just a two pulley block on each end would magnify your strength enough but still be easily portable.

Just in passing, I've seen that type of bag before. It may be the ones that couriers carried orders or documents in. Looks about the right size.

Friend, I have been watching your videos for hours, amazing stuff. Thank you so much for doing what you do. (And with pneumonia and Lyme disease?? You’re a maniac!)

Nice veer Ji thanks for all

Man...that magazine and sack was frigging awesome 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

That bag is impressive

Wauw what a find and a quality that after all those years

history is never boring

OMG THAT BAG WAS AWESOME!!!! As well as that magazine!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

Another incredible location. Loved that flak gun magazine.

Some of the most interesting videos on you tube. More please.

Great finds and great video again.

You found some amazing relics . Who knows what else is hidden in there? I want too see more.👍👍👍👍

I enjoyed this video a lot. Thank you! What I enjoy the most is your genuine excitement when you find things and your manners. You are truely a nice guy and I'm happy to see that you are getting lots of views and attention. You deserve it. Thanks again!

Thanks for bringing us along, I've always been interested in WW-II artifacts since as a kid I was able to go through some of the relics my dad brought home from the war. I especially like that you take the time to clean up the pieces and show photos of what they belong to. Great work, keep it up!

I love these fishing trips

Superb video. loved that sack, incredible how not only the fabric survived the time but the emblem on it too. New sub !

The G43 mag and the sack for rice etc, excellent finds. I have one of the sacks, mines has the farm name on it plus the year. Amazing stuff.

Holy Madonna! WOW So amazing so thankful you share these amazing places, finds and moments

Hello Canada...thank you for taking us on your journeys!

Wow, this whole video is a Holy Madonna moment! That bag with the eagle looks like a Feldpost mail bag, and that is an awesome find, especially being in the water for so long. So Amazing! As soon as I saw the G43 mag, recognised it right away. Had a G43 myself many years ago, such history in your hands. And finding that 2cm flak mag as well. You struck gold my friend, with that pond. Next time, Bunker Buster and Eagle Eye, need to be with you, With their luck, and your brawn :), who knows what you will drag up. Maybe the 2cm or the G43 themselves. Fantastic video. Made my week. Cheers, and Best Wishes to you all!

I would love to have the sack with the eagle on it . What a lovely piece of history. I looked the bag up and it was hot rations bag

6:33 you were probably hooked onto the back of a Tiger or a Stug Panzer!! 16:06 WOWCHERS that 38mm mag is INSANE! You need to get waders on and get IN THE WATER the kannon is probably on the bottom!! SUPERB fishing time with the PAK 36 shell and the 20mm. I reckon the BIG HISTORY SURPRISE is still hidden the piece you could not recover MUST BE FOUND! Bunker oven or as you say - the KANNON!🤔🙂👍👏👏👏👏

Great vid as always Thank You 4 taking us along . Keep up the work&take care of yourself.

You're going to need a bigger fixed grappling hook and some help to get that oven out. Don't know if digging is permitted there, but if you buried a "dead man" anchor point, you could attach a hand operated "come along" or block and tackle rig to multiply the pulling force. Also, a tripod to increase the pulling angle upward would help free the oven from the mud. Also, look on eBay for a gravity multipurpose grappling hook that can grasp as well as hook. Go with steel or titanium and be sure its big enough to to what you need. I ordered one but it's smaller than it appears in photos. One last thought, if you order a bigger magnet, get one you attach a cable to from two sides. Attached to the center, it will lift more but tends to dig into mud and get hung easier. To the side, it allows you slide the magnet off more easily and pull it along easier. Look forward to seeing what else you find in the pond. Perhaps try the ROV and see what you're missing. Best Wishes

Great finds, the first thing you couldnt pull out looked like a big metal box,you could just make out the shape

I love the 20mm flack gun magazine I think that was the best find

WHOA! that anti aircraft gun magazine! so cool great work.

This pond should be declared a Treasure Chest! Jesus so many artefacts!

Wow , that is more exciting than regular fishing !! Thank you so much WW2 History Hunter for making these amazing videos. I really look forward to watching every week !😎

Hello from uk...love the vids

One of a kind fine great job

You need a bead blaster or soda blaster for fragile items. Awesome awesome video and dont mind the slip ups, what the eeeffff!!! It just reminds us all that ur only human and very passionate!

Wow what some cool finds, but that bag was something else to be in such great condition still. Great job 👍

Yes I myself would like more of the WW2 history and the war has done to all the people who experience it.

Thank you from Kansas!!! great video

Is it worth sending the under water thingy, down, u get a clearer picture of it then . U are truly so lucky to live in the vicinity of ww2 history , theres not much in the uk ,along the coastal lines that the germans got in ,esp in dover ,the tunnels in kent were all blown up or blocked off ,

A G43 and a Flak magazine! Incredibly rare finds! Amazing! Holy of all Holy Madonnas! :) And that burlap sack! Amazing! So glad you took it home and cleaned it to see those details!

So lucky to be able to do this stuff. I buy all my stuff from eBay. I would much rather do what you do. Ww2 just fascinates me.

What a great find.

Perhaps that sack is an old feed bag for horses. The German army relied largely on horses for transportation until the middle of the war.

Great video. Enjoy your search & discover mission. Happy hunting..keep WW2 history alive with your discoveries. Peace

A good new week and all the best Very good Video Yours Frank

Great finds, can't wait to see what else is down there!

I just discovered this channel. I am happy.

Wetland archaeology! Amazing preservation of fabrics. Completely different finds than from a dry land site. Nice going!

You might want to get some waders for the next time you go back to that pond. They could be helpful in retrieving things from the water.

Wow just wow blown away by how great this video was and the amazing historical relics that you found and thank you for lifting my spirits throughout lockdown at the moment and inspiring me even more 👍👏😀

The places and artifacts you find just keep getting better, great content!!

Brilliant finds 👍🏻👍🏻