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Your cart is empty. We placed our Titan 360 fishing magnet (3,800 lbs of combined pull-force) into a kit that has everything you need to start magnet fishing. The Titan 360 magnet consist of a large Neodymium magnet within a protective shell and has a combined pull force of 3,800 lbs. Because 360 magnets consist of one solid magnet, the magnetic field generated by them is stronger than typical fishing magnets and due to their design are capable of attracting ferrous materials from every side of the magnet. The Titan is an all purpose magnet suitable for dragging the bottom of waterbodies or dipping off of docks, ocean piers, and bridges. This magnet is very powerful and can cause severe injuries if mishandled.
All of our fishing magnets are engineered by and ISO 9001 standard to guarantee longevity and performance.
Magnet Measurements:
- 3.5 inches (90 mm) in diameter
- 1.6 inches (40 mm) thick
- 4.7 pounds
Kit Includes:
- 1 Titan 360 magnet
- 1 plastic fishing magnet scraper
- 1 8mm Ultra magnet fishing rope (4,400 lbs breaking strength) with an Ultra carabiner (5,500 lbs breaking strength) (8mm in diameter and 65 feet in length)
- 1 Claw grappling hook
- 1 threadlocker (style may vary)
- 1 pair of cut resistant gloves
- 1 water-resistant magnet fishing bag
Other uses:
- Scrap salvage
- Finding lost items
- Perfect for use in a workshop of any kind.
- Lifting items
VW
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2022
I purchased this magnet to find an anchor we lost after hurricane Fiona. Spent 2 days in a small boat fishing for it and another day fishing of our motor yacht. Few times it felt like it may have grabbed something but a slight pull and it nothing. Its a 300lb steel anchor with 60ft of 16mm chain on it. We had no luck trying to fish it out. On the 4th day I mostly gave up hope with the magnet and tied it off to a cleat and left it overnight, the next morning I felt a little bit of pull but instead of pulling on the rope my son put on his diving stuff and dove found it was attached to the chain and tied another line off to it. Again I tested to pull the line and it just popped off.It seems the magnet only works with any kind of strength if it has direct contact with a clean flat piece of steel.I am not sure if I just got a bad magnet or what. I have only rated this 3* because I did find my anchor.I dont think I could recommend it for magnet diving :( Sorry.
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