Steel hook
5,99€ inc. Vat
Steel hook with three prongs and eyebolt for tying the rope.
Properties
| Width | 10,5 cm |
|---|---|
| Height | 12 cm |
| Material | steel |
| Weight | 70 g |
Product description
Hook with three stainless steel points. Useful when your magnet can’t carry a heavy object such as a bicycle, shopping basket or metal bench.
You can use it in combination with a fishing magnet (you lift the object with the magnet, catch the hook on it and pull it on two ropes). Or you use a magnet to discover a heavy object, tie a rope to the hook, throw it in the same place, and pull the object up on the hook.
Tasting the atmosphere of the magnet fishing hobby
In the video we were fishing with gear from our e-shop:
Magnet with eyebolt – strength 530 kg
Magnet with eyebolt, double-sided – strength 2×310 kg
Rope for magnet fishing, thickness 5 mm (orange 30 m)
Gloves for magnet fishing
A fascinating mix of finds from passionate magnet fishers
Is magnet fishing allowed?
In many cases it is allowed, but the rules may differ depending on the country, region, and specific location.
- Before starting magnet fishing, always check the current rules in your country and in the specific location. In private waters, archaeological sites, or protected areas, stricter rules or bans often apply.
- One example of stricter regulation is Germany. The rules may differ by region, and in some cases magnet fishing may be restricted or require a permit. Therefore, it is important to check the local conditions before you start.
- This information is general and may not be complete or up to date. Each user is responsible for checking the applicable rules and obtaining any required permits for the specific location.
