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Frequently Asked Questions Of Our Fishing magnet
What is a fishing magnet?
A fishing magnet is a strong neodymium magnet designed to retrieve metal objects from water. It’s commonly used in rivers, lakes, and canals to find lost tools, treasure, and other ferrous materials.
How strong should a fishing magnet be?
It depends on what you’re targeting. For beginners, a pull force of 300–500 lbs is a good start. For heavier finds or deep-water use, consider magnets with a pull force of 1000 lbs or more.
What types of objects can I find with a fishing magnet?
People often find tools, coins, bikes, safes, fishing gear, and historic artifacts. The magnet will attract anything made of ferrous metals like iron or steel.
Is magnet fishing legal in my area?
Magnet fishing is generally legal, but some regions have restrictions—especially around historical sites. Always check your local laws and obtain any required permissions before fishing.
What safety precautions should I take?
Wear gloves to protect your hands, use strong rope rated for the magnet’s pull force, and be cautious when pulling heavy or sharp objects from the water.
How do I choose the right fishing magnet?
Consider the magnet’s pull force, size, weight, and whether it’s single-sided or double-sided. Double-sided magnets are great for dragging across the bottom, while single-sided ones are better for vertical drops.
Can a fishing magnet retrieve non-metallic items?
No, fishing magnets only attract ferrous metals (iron, steel, nickel, etc.). They won’t pick up aluminum, plastic, or wood.
How do I care for and store my fishing magnet?
Rinse your magnet with fresh water after use, especially if used in saltwater, to prevent rust. Dry it thoroughly and store it in a padded container away from electronics or other magnets.
