Magnet Fishing Fermanagh

Corradillar near Lisnaskea.
Half hour with the magnet at the jetties, few items has been removed from the waters. Less rubbish is better 👍
All items and scraps removed from the water will be recycled ♻️ and disposed if necessary 🧲
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Tullyinishmore today.
Few items has been removed from the waters. An electronic device, maybe and old fish tracker? And lovely pen with names Julie and Darren on it.
All items and scraps removed from the water will be recycled ♻️ and disposed if necessary 🧲
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Half hour at the Carrybridge today.
Few metal items removed. Nothing big but still it's no longer in the waters.
All items and scraps removed from the water will be recycled ♻️ and disposed if necessary 🧲
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Happy new year 2022!
Few objects removed from the Fermanagh waters today, mostly the small ones.
All items and things taken from the waters will be recycled ♻️ and disposed if necessary
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At the Lough Erne today.
Pulled a few interesting things. Large Savage Gear rubber fish, a pocket knife, an oarlock and a few other items.
All items and things removed from the water will be recycled ♻️ and disposed if necessary 🧲
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Another lovely item was found, and you may be able to help identify it. Probably an instrument, possibly an oral harp / jew's harp / Drumla.
Could this be true? Dating around 18th-19th centuries.
The item will soon be shown to archaeologists or conservators.
All items and things taken from the waters will be recycled ♻️ and disposed if necessary 🧲

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An interesting item was found, it is unknown what it was for, and maybe you can help identify it. An 18-inch (45 cm) long object appears to have a non-circular profile and has a fibrous structure - iron obtained by puddling (or other old metallurgical technology), not as cast steel as it is done today. This technology was widely used until the end of the 19th century.
Item will be shown to the archaeologists or restorers soon.
All objects and stuff taken from the waters are going to be recycled ♻️ and disposed if necessary 🧲
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