Warbird lost for 83 years. Still there ? Fifish V6 Expert hunting history. 

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You’ve got to love the the underwater explorations HH! While the bunker explorations are exiting, these underwater adventures are full of suspense and the anticipation of finding something amazing. They keep us on the edge of our seats as some unknown object is revealed in the gloom. Great work from you and EE on this one, and a trip on the water to boot. Stay safe on your adventures, and looking forward to the next one. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺!

Gotta love that V6 FI-FISH . Thanks William (C-Link Systems) for designing the slick set of claws. Yes, a good thing it didn't get tangled up in one of the underwater tree roots. What a pain😮. Always enjoy your running commentary EE. You did get a good workout manually pumping air into those kayaks. It must have taken you a long time. You did it, you found evidence a big window frame and a metal panel with rivets. Aaah come on HH, you could've dived in that frigid cold water if the situation called for it. You never surrender after all. Very interesting site. I wonder if there are more airplane parts of the JU-45 there? 😊 Thanks EE & HH. Oh and thanks for the honorable mention.

Great finds, can't believe there was a window frame sticking out of the silt. The first piece just lying on the surface was baffling. After 83 years you would think it would be completely buried. Great job EE.

So happy you decided to check this little pond out even though they said nothing was there. It had to be exciting to find those pieces thinking nothing was there. No telling how many small pieces are there covered with silt. Did you check the entire pond? Even though the plane crashed on the ice, that doesn’t mean pieces of it didn’t break through the ice to be left on the bottom. Another great adventure.

Since you guys took the trouble to get those inflatable canoes, I am so glad that you had such successful finds on their "maiden" voyages! Way to go, guys/1

Now I do enjoy the underwater explores! Proof that everything wasn't recovered, found and recorded for all to see. Good job, HH and EE!❤

Yes EE those items were amazing! Thank y’all after 83 years y’all found something ! Fantastic I got really excited watching this video ! I bet there is plenty more there ! HH, EE thank y’all for the ride on the lake . Loved it ! Be careful ! Be safe !! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Well that was cool! Not one but 2 pieces of the downed plane. That was awesome. I'm so glad you and Eagle Eyes were able to find something. Lost for 83 years. Simply amazing. Great explore guys! Take care and stay safe. 💖💯

I am so glad you guys worked together as a father and son. Great find!

ALWAYS wear a life jacket guys! If you could make a harness to attach the Fifish under the Kayaks you could use the motor to go along fast. Or even just hold it over the side. Excellent discovery with the window frame!

You actually found a window from a JU52!! THIS IS THE COOLEST THING I'VE SEEN YOU FIND! Well, those rocket engines you found in that pond a few years ago were dream finds, too.

Fantastic, just fantastic. I really thought it would be too bring up. Well done EE for providing the muscles!

I love watching the explores with the fifish, you just never know what you're going to find.....and knowing that what you do find hasn't been seen by anyone since it entered the water. Thanks for taking us with you

Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA brother and everyone else thank you for sharing your adventures in history videos

Your finds are just the tip of the iceberg I would love to see what else is down there thank you HH AND EE for all you bring to us.

What an exciting adventure topped with those amazing pieces of the Junkers!! Well done HH and EE and thank you for taking us along!

That little rover + eagle eyes= more powerful than a giant magnet. 💪

This was a wonderful vid, you two seemed to be having a ton of fun. Can't wait to see more!

I think your ventures are fantastic and what a good father taking his son on adventures in history keep up the great work

That was an awesome video. Thank you for doing all you do to share WWII history. As always " Good Hunting "

Wow, EE and Cargo EE those were awesome finds . Just think that they might have been the only two pieces left of the JU-52 and you found them. That one part with the rivets wasn't two difficult to bring up, but the hatch/window frame with the original colours took a little more fancy maneuvering. Those kayaks did come in really handy. You did a good job pumping the air into them EE. Yes, a electrical pump would come in more handy as time is of essence when WW2 History exploring. Love your running commentary EE. Thanks you for taking us there HH and EE. Enjoyed that little adventure. Keep smiling you two. A ❤you get.

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I can't believe you found, and were able to recover, a whole freaking window!

What an awesome find! I love seeing you get the tools necessary to do so much more discovery than ever!

😮 love the underwater adventures. You rescued some amazing pieces of history. Looking forward to seeing more. ❤✌️👍. Hello Eagle eyes you are part of a great team. 👍👀

That was an amazing find!!! Love it! Keep up the great work!

Thank you. Great video

Now that was a cool find. Definitely looks like a window frame from a JU-52! Can't wait until the next adventure.

Great explore my friend! You both are getting better using the ROV too. EE's English is improving a LOT too.

That JU52 part looks like it has only been there for a few weeks, amazing find, The canoe's are a great bonus, and give you the chance of getting to parts you might not find. EE seems to be happy on the water, especially when you find items. Well done to you both, thanks for sharing with us all. Stay safe and well me freinds

This underwater exploring is really neat!!😄

What a great score. It sounds like EE was have an absolute ball in his canoe while you were working.

Hi, History Hunter and Eagle Eyes, I had to interrupt a couple of times here, at 5:17, I saw your Fifish just above your boots and thought I was seeing artificial legs. I thought that the first piece you brought up might have been part of a stabilizer brace and the large one was obviously a window frame. Over all a fantastic trip, Thank you. Stay safe and God Bless.

Absolutely worth the trip out. Looks like a window frame indeed. Great find ! Once again Thankyou HH and EE !

Great hunting, guys! Those are some fascinating artifacts. I’m really impressed with the Fifish. What a great tool! Another benefit is that you can retrieve things with the Fifish that a magnet won’t attract.

Amazing work by the both of you!

A great recovery fellows! Nice job and congratulations to you and Eagle Eyes!

Your research is spot on , put you right on top of it. excellent stuff guys !

Hi HH & EE, What a beautiful episode, history is really everywhere. Compliment for your detective work, it always gives great results. It is a beautiful lake to sail on and explore. The Fifish V6 is a strong underwater drone / ROV.

Afternoon greetings from Texas my friends. Another amazing adventure. Those were some amazing finds. Look forward to seeing the next adventure

Love the underwater videos!

what a great experience for you and your son! Wonderful way to explore history!

What a amazing find and location great work you two can't wait to see more.

Well done my friend. Cleaning up an aircraft site takes too much time. They grab the big pieces that are in sight and move on. The advantage of cold-water lakes is limited decomposition. Looks like we need to build you a Bigger ROV to grab bigger parts or whole aircraft. EE nice job, you make a great power winch. Great video HH. Both of you stay safe and well.

Thank you for another interesting ww2 adventure!

Great job my friend

Nice vlog as always

Weldone guys, great finds.

Fantastic work guys! For a while there it looked like you wouldn't find anything in all that silt. So to find one piece was awesome, but, finding that large piece was incredible, absolutely incredible. And yes, EE was right, it is a window. But which window? That, my friends, is actually the window from the cabin door. The 5 holes in each side frame match perfectly the interior profile of the Ju 52's door frame. That is just such an amazingly stunning find. And to think it's been just sitting there for almost 80 years, just waiting for our HH Team to find it. Just WOW! Such a remarkable find after all this time. Well done! Thank you both for all you hard work and efforts, and for bringing such an amazing location, and find, to us. Cheers to you all!

Excellent! I know how that feels getting a piece of WW2 warbird history. I've have pieces of Hans Rudel Stuka that was shot down in Lativa.

Some great footage there from underwater. Glad the ROV didn't get stuck in the submerged trees. Two really cool pieces from the aircraft that you found in the lake!

Always enjoyed your 'fishing' videos -either via Fifish and even metal detecting with magnetics... Be safe, CAREFUL, and stay healthy.

Some cool finds and cool equipment. Good job finding airplane pieces. Thanks again for all your efforts.

Excellent adventure and finds!

A very nice video👍❤

Thanks!

Incredible find. That's definitely a Ju52 window. The inner paint looks like RLM 02 which was a primer but also used as camouflage on the outside as well, especially in the early war years. Lovely to still be on the list. Thank you. Amazing. :)

Wonderful piece of aircraft history. Paint colors are amazing. Just proves nothing is completely removed. Great hunt!

Those canoes are ideal for venturing further out onto the water to see what lurks below. Great finds of those aircraft pieces. FiFish just needs to be equipped with a metal detector and a spade now!

Always good stuff to see in your vids thanks for sharing with us hh ee 😎😎

Wow, great finds. I wonder how much more there is down there. Probably under that silt tho so be hard to find. Great job 👍👍

Now that was a great adventure. Finding that "window" frame to that Junkers was amazing!! I thought I saw something else below it as EE was pulling it up. Love the kayaks too!! Thanks EE for the great work you did on getting them prepared; well done EE!!!! I hate to ask this following question, but Im curious if there was a minimum amount that was to be donated on the "super thanks"? I still don't see my name, but I was just curious. Thanks again for all you do, showing the actual places, pieces of WW 2 History. OUTSTANDING!!! Stay well and smile.......Until the next trip

As you were bringing up the window frame, it looked as though there was another large piece below it! It would be well worth your time to return to the lake!

Nice finds you two!! That window frame is really special! Like you I imagine there are still many parts in the silt of the lake but since they are aluminum you can't magnet fish for them, they are just going to be very difficult to find. Nice job! I always appreciate your detailed preparation for one of these adventures! I look forward to what comes next! Stay well and stay safe!

That was brilliant - it was like a suspense thriller! When EE was pulling on the tether to get the door frame up, the jaws were opening a bit and I thought you were going to lose it - but no, a successful recovery of a bit of history! Absolutely riveting (pun intended) , thanks HH nd EE!

Thanks! Window frame, yes. Now I'm jealous. I like the build you did with the model. I build 1/48 scale aircraft. How did you get such a vivid bright yellow ? Is that tape? Great job.

Thank you

Tante Ju! I got to fly in one in full WK2 Fallschirmjäger kit ( minus the RZ ) about 25 years ago. It was a dream come true!

Very cool finds.

Thanks

You Guys Need a little raft you can to behind to put your finds on . Great Job Guys . Tks . I was thinking window frame as well .

You two are fabulous 👌

Awesome 😎 finds

It's another brilliant video, guys. The first find looks like a wing spar

That was very cool thing to find. Almost want to try some magnet fishing to see else you can find that buried underneath the silt.

brilliant HH and EE x

Great 👍

Well that was an amazing find! Just goes to show what lies waiting in the lakes!

Härliga fynd,bra jobbat👍

SALUTE! WOW! Just amazing!

great finds

Wonderfull finds again! Could the big part you found be a windowframe from this plane? sure looks big enough for it....

Wow that's crazy find with help of Eagle Eyes cargo carrier ship ⚓ great job Eagle 🦅Eyes 👀 great items of history for you both.🎉

I hope you get an opportunity to go back there. It looked like there were more parts scattered around where you pulled the window frame up from.

Nothing quite compares to holding a living piece of WW II history in you're hands

I'm amazed that you were able to find such large pieces of the plane in such great condition! Especially after being told that the wreckage had been cleared up, although that would have been nearly impossible of course lol. This does lead to the conclusion that much greater pieces of the wreck must be down there; I severely doubt they would have bothered to lift the main body of the plane. Were you able to confirm which parts of the plane they were? Great work, guys, and I really like those inflatable canoes, perfect tool for the job 🙂

Awesome

What an incredible find, lucky it was in fresh water not salt so it was preserved .HH an EE go the extra miles on land or water to discover the hidden history of WW2.👍

Awesome find. My Grandfather would have jumped out of one of these planes🤙

The water in that lake must stay very cold. Those parts almost look sand blasted they are in such pristine condition. The Grabber turns an observational historical hunt into a “hands on history” exploration!

Wow nice find. Was there any numbers on it? Very cool adventure👍👍👍👍👍💜💜💜💜

What a find you two and wonder what else is in there.

great finds it also helps the environment by removing those parts nice work

Sometimes there is so much beauty in the world, I feel like I just can't take it.

As you were pulling up the frame from the silt, it appeared to me that there was another piece that was left behind.

Nice, Tante' Ju' was on of my favorite German Aircraft from WW2. A Face book friend Achim Engels builds my favorite German Fokkers from WW1. Thanks m8s, done well!

bravo

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