FAQs

For those new to magnet fishing, a magnet with a pull force of 300kg/660lb is a great starting point. It's potent enough to retrieve metal treasures from the water while being manageable. Seasoned magnet fishers might opt for even stronger magnets. Remember, while single and double-sided magnets have strong pull forces, they're limited to one or two sides. For a comprehensive catch, consider an all-around fishing magnet with 360-degree pulling power.

The best choice is a robust neodymium magnet, crafted from some of the planet's strongest metals. Depending on your preference, you can select from single-sided, double-sided, or all-around 360-degree magnets. Single-sided magnets are classic choices with a strong pull on the bottom. For a broader catch area, the double-sided or the all-around 360-degree magnets are perfect.

Prepare your magnet fishing gear, ensuring you have a powerful neodymium magnet. Depending on your chosen location, you can either throw or drop your magnet from a bridge or shore. If you're in shallow, muddy waters, a Magnet Fishing Spike will help you position your magnet accurately.

While size can be deceiving, it's the pull force that truly matters. High-quality materials can produce a powerful magnet without being overly large. Focus on the pull force that suits your needs rather than the magnet's size.

In many countries, magnet fishing is legal. However, always check local regulations before starting. If you're considering private waterways, always get permission. And remember, leave the spot as clean as you found it.

Think of magnet fishing as a thrilling treasure hunt. By attaching a magnet to a rope and casting it into the water, you can discover hidden underwater treasures. From coins to tools and even items of historical significance, the possibilities are endless. And with a Battle Magnet, the experience is even more rewarding.

Popular spots include areas with high foot traffic like ponds, docks, piers, marinas, canals, bridges, and more. Researching local water bodies on Google Maps can also give you a good starting point.

The list is vast, from lost gadgets like cell phones to tools, safes, and even historical artifacts like war helmets and pistols. The stronger your magnet, the more diverse your finds.

While magnets can retrieve many items, some non-magnetic materials (like aluminum parts of a bike) might elude them. A Stainless Steel Throwing Hook can help you retrieve such items, enhancing your magnet fishing experience.

No need! Our magnets, weighing more than 0.55 LB/250g, sink effectively on their own.

If your magnet gets firmly attached to an item, pull the rope from a different angle. This changes the magnet's traction, making it easier to release its hold.

After each use, clean your magnet with fresh water to remove any debris or rust. Store it in a dry place to ensure its longevity.

Absolutely! Magnet fishing helps clean water bodies by removing metal debris. However, always ensure you dispose of your finds responsibly.

Yes, but always under adult supervision. Ensure they use appropriate-sized magnets and understand safety precautions.

While some might be keepsakes, remember Battle Magnets' mission: recycle what you don't wish to showcase. Together, we can make our waterways cleaner!