You got it!

Thank you! glad to have you watching

Thank you Joshua, I am glad you like the videos.

Awesome DC, enjoy the time with your daughter, best thing in the world! I am glad you enjoy the videos.

Thanks for tuning in, I appreciate you taking the time to comment.

Thanks Patrick, the winter brought a lot of rain and snow to Northern California. It is good to finally get back to hunting for lost and tossed treasures.

Thanks Van, i appreciate you tuning in...

Thanks Mr. Wings, I appreciate the kind words.

JH, I am glad to have you watching, not all the lakes are this clear but I sure do love the ones that are!

Awesome, I am glad you are enjoying the adventure like I do!

Hey Tom, I remember the old glass bottles delivered to the door...

Thank you Shirley!

Thanks for letting me know Jordan.

mokpot no probs keep doing wat your doing

Hey AT, Yeah I am pleased with it, like new in all regards except only the top piece of the rod retracts. Most likely silt is keeping it from collapsing as it should, a warm soapy soak might help. Thanks for watching, good to hear from you.

Sure thing David. Thanks for tuning in.

it is! Thanks for tuning in.

There has been just130 years of living around the lake, not counting Native Americans. Back in the day here and in the UK, there was no garbage service... Bury, Burn, or submerge was the answer.

Thanks W.U. I appreciate your saying so!

Thank you. I appreciate you tuning in and am glad you enjoy the videos.

Wow Thank you Zihad!

it is called a kayak compass check amazon thanks for tuning in.

Hi, thanks for tuning in I am in California but, I am looking to do some destination diving in the USA. I will research Clear Lake, Washington. Perhaps next summer? Any information you have on locations for diving is appreciated. Also any ideas on where the train is in the lake would be helpful. Thanks!

Thank you T. This dive I bottomed around 90 or 100 feet.

The chain was lost by the guy who services the docks and breakwater. He got it back.

Thanks!

OH! I read the last message first... I was recovering an RC boat for a local boy. It had broken in two pieces, the first part was the hull bottom and a battery pack.

Yes it is, except it is the exhaust valve on my dry suit, and it is working as it should. Sharp eyes Whitecaps!

That is a huge concrete block that is holding a log in place as a breakwater.

@@mokpot thx

@@mokpot What about that engine? Anybody pull that junk out?

Some ar frightened by the noise, others like Bass are often attracted to it...

Cool, thanks for tuning in!

The cameras make it look green, i usually use a filter to "normalize" the color spectrum. A the deeper you go under water the more color you lose.

Then the spanner

Then the fishing rod 😉

Thanks Little Brother, I wish it was as nice as the one you found in the same lake

Well... several things come to mind, a sunken, old wooden speedboat, a gold plated ceramic Hindu statue. Later I was told it was toss in the water as a sacrifice. i think it was 2 or 3 years ago that I came across a baby CPR dummy, it was tied and weighted, startled me when I came across it as the water was very murky and i could see just 3 feet or so, so I was on top of it suddenly. The Sheriff's Dive Team does practice recovery drills there, I have found fake heads, drug pouches, and prop guns. I am Sooo much better than they are! lol

@@mokpot A CPR dummy and fake heads, OMG yikes! The first time I saw a baseball cap, completely faded and half-submerged in the silt, 45' down in 2'-3' viz (Great Lakes), and floating in such a way that it looked a lot like a human cranium, for about 2 seconds, I freaked out a little, until I realized what it was. I've found numerous animal bones, and my buddy had just found part of a snub-nosed .357 Magnum (snub noses are illegal in Canada; and no doubt a robbery/murder weapon) the previous month, so I might have been a bit more jumpy than usual. LOL I'm still a bit jealous that he found the receiver of that .357 Magnum. I saw it seconds after he did. :) Hopefully, that receiver can solve a cold case. We divers scour the depths because we'd rather be nowhere else 24/7. We don't need to use a compass (usually) to navigate in our favourite places; we know them all so well. Maybe that is why you find more than your local Sheriff's Dive Team? :D

Hey I like that name!

I will assume you are talking about the item at 4:30...? I guess you had to be there, Thanks for tuning in Alienman

Hey Cookie. I am glad you enjoy the videos

@@mokpot Thank you for uploading! Will be waiting for new ones😊 Safe dives!

Very cool, welcome to the best sport/hobby on the planet!

That must have been disappointing.

mokpot I swam out a recovered one at the Chevron Rod & Gun, and the other was gone forever.

Things lost underwater are not always lost forever Eddie... Thanks for tuning in!

Maybe two!

Jerry Dineen I did my first dive 38 years ago...

As for being peaceful, yes I think it is. When you dive you think about ONLY the dive. Good to hear from you Jerry.

Better to yuse a FULL FACE MASK.

Hey Rick, Not to be contrary but my research showed the jar with Morehouse on it is a 1/2 pint milk bottle, Hard to believe that thick glass bottle was manufactured to hold a 1/2 pint of milk... a different time. I believe the very first jar I pulled out of the clump and tossed was a small mustard jar, I forgot to pick it up when I left. Thanks for tuning in, your input is always welcome.

Hi Linda, anywhere there are people... A lot of stuff is lost rather than tossed... but at times it is sad.

Wacy... I missed your comment, KZfaq is often incon sistant in notifying us about comments... I try to answer all... THanks for tuning in!

Это высокое горное озеро. Уровень кислорода в воде и рыбе может задохнуться

Thanks for watching!

I don't know... Although I have been accused of staging all these wonderful items for your viewing pleasure... You are in luck Miss Daisy, I am offering a money back guarantee if not 100% satisfied... Thanks for tuning in.

You may have my share also!

Possibly...

What am I looking for at 0:45?

Thanks for tuning in!

Hey Eric... I appreciate the offer, but I enjoy lookig at it on the shelf.

@@mokpot My name is Buz Morehouse. no matter. no relatives left to share it with anyhow. another dust collector.

Hey,I think I have a morehead bottle for 15$

@@marymcdowell1487 Unfortunately, I found out I will have to move soon. Liquidating assets now. Thanks anyway. God Bless, Buz