Fishing for History

Novice magnet fishermen Justin Gerbrandt and Mike Lenton scour massive lake Winnipeg for remnants of a Cold War era fighter jet crash.

In the early 1940s, the US government created the Tennessee Valley Authority so they could create hydroelectric power for a secret military project.

Mike and Justin visit Lake Manitoba and explore the connection between it and historic Fort La Reine.

Justin and Mike visit Murfreesboro, Tennessee, site of one of the fiercest battles between the Union and Confederate armies.

Faith and good sense are tested when Justin and Mike search two lakes near the Ontario border, hoping to find proof of a famous UFO encounter and remnants from an ancient meteor.

Wilkes County, North Carolina is the birthplace of two American institutions – NASCAR and the finest moonshine known to man.

Justin and Mike scour the junction of the mighty Red and Assiniboine Rivers at the historical meeting place known as The Forks.

Mike and Justin visit the site of the Japanese Canadian internment camps in the Kootenay region of BC.

One of the worst engineering failures to ever be captured on film is all Justin and Mike need to plan a visit to Tacoma, Washington.

Silent movie trivia really isn’t in Justin and Mike’s wheelhouse but even they can’t resist Buster Keaton’s charming legacy in Cottage Grove, Oregon.

When historically low water levels in Texas begin to reveal intentionally sunken ships from World War One, Justin and Mike take a trip to the Lone Star State.

Dreams of steam ships near Jefferson, Texas, lead Justin and Mike to discover a town swimming in history.