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Kyle

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Fisherman Pulls 200-Year-Old Flintlock Rifle Out of Lake Winnebago


What's the most interesting thing you've pulled up with your boat's anchor?

When you're out fishing, you're bound to pull up just about anything.

This guy found an incredibly unique historic artifact.

While fishing at Lake Winnebago, the Fond du Lac resident pulled up anchor and found a 47-inch-long, rusted rifle encrusted with zebra mussels.

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Fisherman Pulls 200-Year-Old Flintlock Rifle Out of Lake Winnebago

This fisherman pulled up more than just his anchor in Lake Winnebago. Check out the 200-year-old flintlock rifle he reeled in!
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NextJen

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We've pulled up a couple things with our anchor - An old car side mirror, and an electric cable (Still active I guess? Scared the crap out of us!).

Having a pontoon, we would beach it at times and explore for 'treasures'. Came across this one day along a shore of the Potomac:

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PrchJrkr

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Back in the 70s, the 7th district was awash with "ordinance" dredged up by local watermen. I remember handling a few as a teen. :yikes:
 
Gilligan

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NextJen said:
We've pulled up a couple things with our anchor - An old car side mirror, and an electric cable (Still active I guess? Scared the crap out of us!).

Having a pontoon, we would beach it at times and explore for 'treasures'. Came across this one day along a shore of the Potomac:

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Spigot mortar...strange thing to find around here..
 
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