Stainless steel hook for magnet fishing and outdoor activities

A sturdy stainless steel hook for magnet fishing is designed for pulling heavy and bulky objects from the depths of the water. For example, when a strong neodymium magnet for treasure hunters can no longer hold onto a found object due to contamination, you can try to pull it out with the hook.

The three-armed hook is made of durable stainless steel with a material thickness of 6–12 mm, has a reinforced body, and a load eye with an inner diameter of 17 mm.

The hook comes with protective caps on the sharper ends of the arms, weighs 115 grams, and has a load capacity of approximately 250 kg.

Besides treasure hunting, it is also suitable for outdoor activities, lowering or retrieving objects from depths.

This hook is not intended for pulling or transporting people or animals. No one must be under the hook when moving objects and loads.

With the stainless steel hook, you will be able to better pull heavy and bulky finds from the water depths, such as a bicycle, heavy gears, pieces of stone, car discs.

Why is a magnet for magnet fishing sometimes not enough to pull out an object?

Objects lying at the bottom of lakes, ponds, rivers, and canals are often corroded and contaminated with mud or overgrown with algae. This reduces the holding force of the magnet used to discover the object in the water. When trying to pull it out, the magnet may slip, as well as from rounded objects, pipes, iron rounds, because the contact surface is usually small. In such a case, it helps to lower a second magnet for magnet fishing or this sturdy hook to the object.

The stainless steel hook has paramagnetic properties and is weakly attracted to neodymium magnets.

The sturdy stainless steel hook is suitable:

• for magnet fishing and retrieving heavier objects from water depths,
• for outdoor activities, adventure games (beware of the sharp ends of the hook),
• for garden work, hanging a basket when picking fruit,
• for temporary stretching of a rope or cable to tension a tarp between tree branches.

Tie the hook with a firm knot

Before lowering the hook onto the rope, tie a firm knot. Suitable options include the figure-eight knot, hangman's knot, or dragon's loop.

Might be useful:

• What is magnet fishing and how to start with it
• 5 Best Knots for Treasure Hunting with a Magnet
• Nine Common Questions and Answers for Magnetic Fishing

Get a sturdy three-pronged stainless steel hook for your treasure hunter's kit and pull even larger finds from the watery depths.