NEW YORK (PIX11) — James Kane and Barbi Agostini pride themselves as magnet fishers. They prowl the city's waterways looking for hidden treasure and, through their efforts, are helping to freshen the ...

Gerard Perreault only recently took up magnet fishing, but it will be hard to top this find.

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Join Leigh on an exciting treasure hunting adventure as he goes magnet fishing in a river and uncovers four World War II ...

Gerard Perreault had only been magnet fishing for a few weeks when he reeled in a World War II-era “pineapple grenade” ...

A couple magnet fishing in Queens’ Corona Park hauled up a safe loaded with $100,000 in bills. Water seeping into the safe largely destroyed the stacks of cash protected only by plastic bags. This ...

Magnet fishermen nearly had their pastime literally blow up in their faces after accidentally dredging a live grenade from a canal in Scotland. “Nerves started kicking in,” one of the adhesive anglers ...

A World War I-era warhead and a dead blacktip shark attached to a metal hook are just some of the things magnet fishers have retrieved around the U.S. since the hobby spiked in popularity following ...

Pandemic boredom led people to seek thrills by tossing powerful magnets into lakes and rivers. They found buckets of scrap metal, and the occasional grenade. By Amanda Holpuch Guns, shopping carts and ...