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  • Опубликовано: 25 июн 2019
  • Fishing pike from the bank can be extremely fun and rewarding, but it comes with a few limitations and challenges compared to fishing from a boat/float tube or kayak.
    In this video Pontus goes pike (and a little perch) fishing in a big lake in Northern Sweden and shares his best tips for pike fishing from the shore.
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Комментарии • 462

  • @kanalgratisdotse
    @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад +54

    Thanks for all your love, we’ll make more shore fishing videos for sure! 👊🏼 After reading all your comments and suggestions about the dead fish, I think it is a European Bullhead and not a goby (luckily). Also, I’ve seen two good tips in the comments that I’d like to share with you, which are:
    1. Always bring a first aid kit
    2. Make sure to make a few short casts from the shore before entering the water with the waders
    I’ve also gotten many questions about the tackle box with a handle, which is really convenient for shore fishing, and it’s a Vision Aqua ”Big Daddy” box. You can get it here:
    www.kanalgratis.se/en/vision-aqua-fly-box-big-daddy
    Peace!
    /Pontus

    • @carterstoltz5577
      @carterstoltz5577 5 лет назад +1

      Hey what line and pound test do you use

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад +1

      Carter Stoltz over here we measure in millimeters and not pounds. So I’m not sure about the line test, but it’s 0,36 mm Strike Wire Extreme.

    • @sidrasaad678
      @sidrasaad678 4 года назад +1

      why do we have to take fist aid kit

    • @danawick8173
      @danawick8173 4 года назад

      @@sidrasaad678 pike have slicing teeth and can spit a hook that usually lands in your hands so its for you or someone who was injured by a hook

    • @emillarsson1507
      @emillarsson1507 3 года назад +2

      @@sidrasaad678
      If an accident happens

  • @kevinjtoner
    @kevinjtoner 5 лет назад +274

    Thank you for making a video about fishing from shore. Not everyone has a boat. Great video!!! Thank you.......

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад +15

      That’s very true! Thanks for watching, I’m glad you appreciate it!

  • @the1upman516
    @the1upman516 4 года назад +22

    I love pike because when you put the pike back In the water they sometimes just sit there slowly swinging around and you can admire how pretty they are

  • @maxhall6346
    @maxhall6346 4 года назад +52

    The fact that you’re just losing light at 11 pm shows how far north this is

    • @bogi2557
      @bogi2557 3 года назад

      It’s about season too though. It was june when He recorded this, but it’s also because of How far north it is.

    • @VanaheimrUllr
      @VanaheimrUllr 3 года назад +2

      In the north of sweden, theres midnight sun in june.. :p It doesnt get dark at all, thats how far north scandinavia goes. In the winter; 40 days without sun, just barely light for.. maybe 4 hours.

  • @knuffelberend
    @knuffelberend 5 лет назад +136

    My best tactic. Throw the lures in the water and not on the shore!

    • @edvink6287
      @edvink6287 5 лет назад +8

      Wow, thats a good tactic man

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад +17

      Oh I forgot that one. Might make a separate video about it

    • @rex90pawprint
      @rex90pawprint 4 года назад +6

      I knew I was doing something wrong!

    • @legitnesshugo8293
      @legitnesshugo8293 4 года назад +1

      Dank u wel goedheiligman

    • @spiritoftruth9587
      @spiritoftruth9587 4 года назад

      The tree fish are my best catch especially w a bait caster😅 then the nasty birds nest comes after, that’s why I switched to spinning reals.

  • @hammelbein7034
    @hammelbein7034 5 лет назад +540

    Tipp 1: live in Sweden 🤣😂😁😁

    • @TheRafale73
      @TheRafale73 5 лет назад +5

      Hammel Bein very very important

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад +23

      Haha, that helps 😂

    • @swift_o4425
      @swift_o4425 5 лет назад +2

      kanalgratisdotse helt rätt

    • @Pappa_mu
      @Pappa_mu 5 лет назад +1

      Ja haha det är sant

    • @kaksidaksi3455
      @kaksidaksi3455 5 лет назад +7

      you can also live in finland becose we have somany lakes

  • @Lipieckrol
    @Lipieckrol 5 лет назад +24

    If I had to add anything from my little experience:
    I like to make a few casts from shore before going into the water. Just in case if I was about to spook out any fish close to the bank :)

  • @michaelmurphy8667
    @michaelmurphy8667 2 года назад +7

    Getting my first rod tomorrow. My boy been fishing for a few years so I thought rather then being extremely bored I may as well do it with him. Lake and pike mainly. Thanks for the tips

  • @WalterVos
    @WalterVos 5 лет назад +37

    Pontus: goes shore fishing. Brings more stuff than I bring when boat fishing. 😉

  • @bushleague3472
    @bushleague3472 4 года назад +2

    Despite owning a couple boats, I still do quite a bit of shore fishing for pike, and IMO the biggest thing is to move around and cover lots of water. I am constantly moving along the shore and generally only throw 3-6 casts in any spot before wading 10-20 yards further... unless I get a bite or catch a fish. For this reason I take very little gear when fishing from shore... one rod, a few proven spoons and spinners, and some hook removal equipment. When fishing from shore I find increased mobility will get you into far more fish than bringing lots of gear.

  • @memestar6484
    @memestar6484 5 лет назад +8

    I’ve been into fishing a while now and it’s really not that easy as everyone thinks, I’m from Sweden and pike is a great asset here in my area but I haven’t caught many. I like to blame my equipment but my technique isn’t the best, I hope this video helps

  • @TomPossibly
    @TomPossibly 5 лет назад +5

    Great video. Keep doing these pls. Combine fishing and a few tips as well. Shorefishing is what most of us do and theres not enough youtubers doing it.

  • @thomasstroh2845
    @thomasstroh2845 5 лет назад +4

    Great video! Keep up making shore fishing videos as that is what most anglers around the globe do. I also loved your lure selection. I'd just add one lure, that is awesome when it comes to fishing lily pads or reeds: a spinnerbait. Honorary mention to a humble spoon would also be great.

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад +1

      Thanks Thomas, I’ll try to make more of them. Spoons and spinnerbaits are great too, I’d put them in the ”joker category” for the situations when nothing else works 👍🏼

  • @ian2000
    @ian2000 3 года назад +2

    As someone who fishes what I recommend is buying a kayak you can go where boats can't, you can go where there isn't a shore, and it's cheaper than a boat.

  • @Atozz_
    @Atozz_ 4 года назад +37

    10:00 gobby

  • @matthewliles9439
    @matthewliles9439 4 года назад

    I really like your tips, and lure selection for Pike, and Perch were great!!

  • @girlsgonefishing3758
    @girlsgonefishing3758 5 лет назад

    That lake looks lovely. Love pike fishing, great video 👍

  • @zeinstranator
    @zeinstranator 2 года назад

    Perch were my favorite to catch as kid, plenty of catching and good eating too. Pike are my favorite now, good fight and a good eat if you know how to fillet them. Good video bud!
    Love from Canada

  • @_aceorxy_gacha3059
    @_aceorxy_gacha3059 4 года назад

    great vid and very explained thank you KEEP ON FISHIN

  • @m.t9393
    @m.t9393 5 лет назад +3

    I figured pike and perch were only in Canada. Sweet man. I've been pike fishing at this creek for the last week by my house and I've pulled in over 20 there this week. 2 foot long average. At this location I've just been using pike swim baits and jigheads with nightcrawlers. I've taken the 3 pronged barbed hooks off cause they love to swallow them lures lol.

  • @hhhihfr4177
    @hhhihfr4177 5 лет назад

    Hej riktigt bra video! Så mycket inspiration! Tack för det du gör. hoppas en ny video kommer inom snart så sjukt roligt och se på dem!

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад

      Hej, tack så mycket, kul att höra! 😀 Släpper nästa film i morgon, också landfiske. Skitfiske på dig!

  • @jasonkidd8612
    @jasonkidd8612 4 года назад +1

    I live in Colorado and they just announced a 20 dollar bounty for every pike turned in here in certain lakes. I know absolutely nothing about pike fishing and randomly came across this video and feel i just learned a lot...thank you and I cant wait to try out some of these things tomorrow

    • @mieshawn3718
      @mieshawn3718 4 года назад +1

      I tend to find pike more attracted to red devil lures just a lil heads up

    • @jasonkidd8612
      @jasonkidd8612 4 года назад

      Thanks Bob...love your paintings!

  • @Hogbellylife
    @Hogbellylife 5 лет назад

    Thanks for sharing the info with us.

  • @AKDragonFish3D
    @AKDragonFish3D Год назад

    Excellent shore fishing and much respect to you for respecting the fish :)

  • @ghettoredneck4938
    @ghettoredneck4938 2 года назад

    Thanks bro I’ve always wanted to catch one they’re prolly my fav fresh/brackish water fish!

  • @donniedean7652
    @donniedean7652 4 года назад

    Beautiful fish you caught. Those perch were magnificent.

  • @darrelllong1
    @darrelllong1 4 года назад

    I really enjoyed your video and tips. I once caught a 50 inch pike in Manitoba Canada using a small pink shrimp fly. Try flies of all colors and sizes as pike love them. The Large pike were once small and are accustom to eating small bait.

  • @ricklam6981
    @ricklam6981 3 года назад

    The little fish you found is a goby.
    Excellent video. Enjoyed it a lot

  • @Lotusblue234
    @Lotusblue234 2 года назад

    Love the way he called the deformed fish beautiful too. So wholesome 🥺🥰

  • @mm700
    @mm700 4 года назад +1

    We were fishing here a few days ago and just used Red Devils and some different shiny spinners. We had em near shore but they were too big and we definitely needed stronger line and a thick leader. (Labrador) they were over two feet long easy and when they bite it’s dead weight

  • @mart2mart
    @mart2mart 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks for such a great video. In the UK that small fish is called a Blenny.

  • @vegabond4283
    @vegabond4283 4 года назад +3

    I live right across from the lake I fish so if’s any one else lives across from the lake they fish keep your tackle box on your garbage can and bring water pliers and if you fish like me also bring rigs and gear for rigging

  • @emilandersson1507
    @emilandersson1507 5 лет назад +4

    Good tips there...using waders was the best for me. I do most of my fishing from shore and searching for wegetation is my number one tip especaly waterlillies, if ther is any. Bring light gear so you dont have to carry so much, i like to use a little bit longer rods so you gain a few meters in your casts cowering more water, but that is up to eweryones taste. And make sure you have a fichingpermit if you need one.
    Tight lines anglers

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад +1

      Those are some great tips, thanks for sharing! :D

  • @XCaptainKirk
    @XCaptainKirk 5 лет назад +1

    Hey buddy love the videos haven’t gone through them all yet but quit a few what line/leader/snaps do you normally run for pike just curious I’m just starting to get right into pike fishing myself and could use some guidelines hence why I’m loving your videos

  • @hakah1717
    @hakah1717 4 года назад

    He said get the essentials water and coffee lol This is my kind of fishing buddy! Got yourself a sub! Can't wait to look for the rest of your tips and tricks videos!

  • @janosczovek8524
    @janosczovek8524 4 года назад

    Really good video really enjoyed it thanks 👍

  • @BasicFishingNZ
    @BasicFishingNZ 5 лет назад

    awesome video. haha i'll use this info if i decide to try and go and target pike one day

  • @leostan5
    @leostan5 4 года назад +2

    Dzięki Team Plecionie znalazłem Ciebie, na prawdę wartościowy kanał. Probsuje, subskrubuje - Elo mordo 👍😁

  • @RudiHegerFliegenfischen
    @RudiHegerFliegenfischen 4 года назад

    Cool video! This is how everybody started.

  • @DrewWithington
    @DrewWithington 5 лет назад +1

    The little dead fish is a European Bullhead (Cottus gobio). Mainly lives in stony rivers but Wikipedia says "It also occurs on the gravelly shores of cold lakes".

  • @justdf6468
    @justdf6468 5 лет назад +1

    Great video dude!! thanks for the tips. I've just bought my first rod and started browsing to learn as much as possible so this video was exactly what i was looking for. The app looks great too just signed up and i'm heading out to my first location via the map today :D Hoping to catch some Perch or some Trout but i have seen there's a lot of Pike in my location (just outside of Oslo Norway) not so sure i'm ready to catch one of those just yet though Ha!

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад +1

      JustDF that’s awesome to hear, thanks! Tight lines!

  • @shtroms
    @shtroms 5 лет назад

    So great video!💙

  • @teeterdelamuerte
    @teeterdelamuerte 4 года назад

    Hello from Colorado! Lots of like and trout where we’re at so this was helpful!

  • @oops5760
    @oops5760 4 года назад +2

    I live in northern Saskatchewan, pike seem to hit on len Thompson spoons mostly here .

  • @balintszokol3262
    @balintszokol3262 4 года назад +13

    9:56 -Neogobius fluviatilis ="Monkey goby" :)

  • @brettharvey2530
    @brettharvey2530 4 года назад +2

    id be keeping that one with messed up jaw...its already at a disadvantage...better to harvest it while its still healthy and get a meal out of it rather than letting it go to potentially die of starvation....id keep the perch too....but thats just cause they taste amazing

    • @magicalfungi3206
      @magicalfungi3206 3 года назад

      id probably take it too, but that wasnt a fresh wound. its been living with it for a while and likely doesnt have any issues getting food. other than missing half its face, it looked really healthy lol

  • @MrRavielle
    @MrRavielle 5 лет назад +3

    Thank you very much for all the cool videos. I love this channel.
    I think the dead fish is a Grundel, so we call it in germany an i don't know the english name😅

  • @kamildombrowski6748
    @kamildombrowski6748 5 лет назад +29

    Dziekuje za polskie napisy

  • @lukastanesic9761
    @lukastanesic9761 5 лет назад +1

    I'm a Pike fisherman sens I was a kid. Like 10 yeares ago. So my tips would be to be ready for anything because pike can bite anywere. NO mather what kind of stracture, grass, weeds. No matter how shallow it is. In fact pike loves shallow water more then deep. Also my top bates would be Short lip jerk bait, spinner, spoon and popper for water with little stracture (Like few logs or few lillypads) and frog, weedless minnow from rapala(prowed to be the best of all weedless spoons) and rarely a texas jig on high stracture and grass cowered lakes.

  • @MartiN-wu5zh
    @MartiN-wu5zh 5 лет назад +1

    Sjukt bra Engelska Pontus👏

  • @albertapikewalleye6833
    @albertapikewalleye6833 2 года назад

    Great video and nice fish

  • @junietwoknees
    @junietwoknees 9 месяцев назад

    really striking perch, the fins are much redder than the ones i've been catching here in MN, my best is a 10 inch (25cm) perch on a teensy swim bait, and their fins are a strong yellow in comparison

  • @FishingZaanstad
    @FishingZaanstad 3 года назад

    Nice film.

  • @konrad5g
    @konrad5g 4 года назад

    THX for this video

  • @jasonkmvang
    @jasonkmvang 4 года назад

    Boat fishing is fun but nothing like getting in the water to fish. In minnesota during the summer's we will be waist deep-chest deep and fish for pike/musky

  • @daineball
    @daineball 2 года назад

    one tip i would have like to see explanation on is, the way you tucked the hooks in the bottom of the softbaits, and what that hook rig is, in canada i dont know if we have that.

  • @silverbackgaming9
    @silverbackgaming9 4 года назад

    I do a ton of solo canoe fishing, I find it more stable than kayak and more maneuverable than shore fishing.

  • @gee3883
    @gee3883 5 лет назад

    One thing I never leave without is my mobile phone, I know most people carry one but sometimes you might be tempted to leave it if you forgot to charge it or left it in the car. If you get into trouble due to an accident it could save your arse. Nice vids mate checked out a few now good luck.

  • @Radiacija111
    @Radiacija111 Год назад

    Awesome video!
    Just came back from trip to sweden, the pike fishing was just incredible, hope to go back there again.
    Ps. What back pack were you using?

  • @marcisdedzis7959
    @marcisdedzis7959 4 года назад

    Hi there! Love the video, love the way you explain everything. I have a couple of questions. First, why do you use baitcaster reels and not spinning reels, so which are youre favorite? I just started to use baitcaster and bought myself a Daiwa Tatula SV103. What line and line size do you use on all of your baitcasters, the one for pikes and also the one for perch?

    • @brettharvey2530
      @brettharvey2530 4 года назад

      the type of reel really just comes down to personal preference...i use a bait caster because i can drop the lure exactly where i want, and i can just bomb the lure out super far to get past any weeds and little bait theives lurking close to shore.....those spin cast reels to me are more hassle than they are worth.....one thing i noticed with the line while watching guys on youtube fish for bass with bait casters is they tend to use pretty heavy braid for the main line so i tried it with mine, put on 50lb and use a fluorocarbon or mono leader depending on where i am and whats in the water..so if im going somewhere with smaller fish like perch or trout i just clip on a leader with light fluorocarbon or if im going somewhere with bigger fish like pike, walleye, etc i swap out to some heavier mono or even a wire leader.....at first i was getting just stupid backlashes and weird tangles in my reel but after the first day once the braid got broken in a bit it worked way better than the 20lbs my rod and reel is rated for....and if you get caught in weeds with the lure tied on the braid your not going to lose any lures unless you get snagged on a big log or something

  • @donerae8682
    @donerae8682 10 месяцев назад

    11 pm and its still light out i love it

  • @domedo3154
    @domedo3154 4 года назад +7

    This dead fish is a in German language : Grundel 👌
    Nice video dude ✌️

    • @Kvailys88
      @Kvailys88 3 года назад +1

      Fun fact: they're an invasive species in Lithuania and i hate them

  • @Lotusblue234
    @Lotusblue234 2 года назад

    The organization of those tackle boxes gives me the same feeling as when people leave all their files on their desktop screen 😂💀

  • @peterlindsay2869
    @peterlindsay2869 4 года назад

    Are use bait made by store. Look like northern pike or perch or walleye. Normally the 5 to 6 inch Lewers work the best in the late summer early fall. Have caught some monsters on forage though. I’m from northern Manitoba Canada. We have lakes that have nothing but northern pike. My personal best is a 60 inch northern pike.

  • @cabinseeker65
    @cabinseeker65 5 лет назад +5

    Tip for fishing for pike in Canada: throw something (anything!) into water, reel in pike. The end. 🇨🇦

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад +1

      Haha! I need to try that

    • @kevenveilleux5750
      @kevenveilleux5750 5 лет назад +2

      I caught one with a licorisse ..... hook in the tip and trailer hook on the end ..... here pike bites on literally anything that get pass them

    • @jakelawson5130
      @jakelawson5130 4 года назад +1

      Keven Veilleux yo I need to try that

    • @the1upman516
      @the1upman516 4 года назад

      Bruh I caught a pike on a tiny piece of worm

  • @TheEngurru
    @TheEngurru 5 лет назад +2

    Hi mate. I you would ask me about a tip for a day of the shore, I would definitely add a small emergency kit to the bag. Some pain killers (fishing with migraine sucks), allergy pills, desinfection!, sticking plaster, something for insect stings and last but not least an ordinary sunscreen. This adds just a couple grams on top your baggage but man, are they helpful sometimes! Oh yes, and don't forget your sunglasses :) Tight lines, Jan.

    • @bygonebee9129
      @bygonebee9129 5 лет назад

      Big thumbs up for this, I have missed all of these on many trips. Now I always carry a setup that allows me to spend the night if necessary or I happen to feel like camping. Under 10kg total with water and fishing gear and it's a nice feeling to have everything you might need.

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад

      Very good tip, I also always bring an emergency kit with some of the stuff you mentioned. I’ll show it in some future video :)

  • @merrickdaly1810
    @merrickdaly1810 4 года назад +1

    Can you do a video on How to pick up the pike so effortlessly

  • @aksu5632
    @aksu5632 5 лет назад +6

    Hey man i have recently started fishing more for pike and i have gotten really good tips from u👍

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад +1

      That’s so awesome to hear! Thanks for watching and commenting! 👊🏼❤️

  • @walterbirdwell3675
    @walterbirdwell3675 5 лет назад +18

    *actually 7
    Ay no need to flex on us too hard!

  • @SREPoducer
    @SREPoducer 5 лет назад +1

    Lol
    Tip 1: Go to any lake in Manitoba
    Tip 2: Any lure will do
    Tip 3: steel leaders to keep those slimy jerks from biting you off

  • @Vilmar1
    @Vilmar1 5 лет назад +1

    I think i was there but not same time i was later me and my dad was fishing laketrout we live in Halmstad so it was 12 hours to drive i caught 1 Lake and 1 super small laketrout and my dad 6 lake and 1 little bigger laketrout hes an specieshunter he has 100+ species 3 or second in sweden

  • @vikipoyta
    @vikipoyta 5 лет назад +7

    The dead fish looks more like a goby than a burbot. The round gody has been known to live in fresh water and is invasive, so not a great sign although its more destructive to the saltwater species of the Baltic sea.
    Edit: apparently some sculpin also live in fresh water so let's hope it's one of those :) kinda hard to tell but since the round goby was found in Sweden only 10 years ago a sculpin may be more likely.

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад +1

      Thanks for your input, I know that there has been kind of an goby invasion in the Baltic sea but this is very far from the coast. Let’s hope it’s not that one 😬

    • @arabarran
      @arabarran 5 лет назад

      Favorite food for big trout and hucho. We use homede lures made from sponge to imitate goby.

    • @FrenchCrow
      @FrenchCrow 5 лет назад +1

      Looks like a freshwater sculpin, that we call "chabot" in France (Cottus gobio), typical in trout rivers with clean cold water.

    • @arabarran
      @arabarran 5 лет назад

      @@FrenchCrow Yep, same thing here in Croatia :)

    • @FrenchCrow
      @FrenchCrow 5 лет назад

      @@arabarran I have to come fishing in your country one day. Heard a lot of good things about trout fishing there :-)

  • @mathasus
    @mathasus 5 лет назад

    Awesome that you got pike with perch gear! What was the casting weight of that rod?

  • @RMess78
    @RMess78 5 лет назад

    Superb videos like all the others, the edge it changes a little. The fish looks like a "Chabot" (in French)
    Peace!!!

    • @aloysjouan7615
      @aloysjouan7615 5 лет назад

      I thinks it's "sculping" in english like a "sculping head" for the fly tying

  • @chrissultzer3266
    @chrissultzer3266 4 года назад

    What pound test or line types should I use and how to rig? Thanks

  • @TottoZ
    @TottoZ 5 лет назад

    Är det nice och fiska med flytring? Funderar på om man ska köpa en sådan eller om man ska investera i en mindre styrpulpet eller liknande?

  • @nascarfan7676
    @nascarfan7676 4 года назад

    so I am going fishing in the minnesota boudary waters and fishing for mainly small mouth bass, northerns and possibly some trout is there a happy medium to trying to catch these fish with similar line and if so what line and bait?

  • @jerrycerrit2742
    @jerrycerrit2742 4 года назад +4

    The second catch swam away so slow like yea this isn’t my first rodeo

  • @grant1133
    @grant1133 5 лет назад +14

    Could you offer any advice on what weights to use in different depths of water?

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад +3

      Depends on the lure, fishing speed etc. but I mostly use like 7 gr for fishing in 1,5-2 m, 10 gr for 2-3 m, 15 gr for 2,5-5 meters and 20 gr for even deeper. But sometimes I can use for example 20 gr to be able to fish fast on 2 meters. I can also use 10 gr on 4 meters to be able to fish really slow.

  • @masterace1150
    @masterace1150 2 года назад

    That little dead fish is what is called Goby fish, if I am not mistaken...and they are considered invasive in Ontario and its illegal to throw back in the water so you'll see them laying around shores all over

  • @renatosvajcar960
    @renatosvajcar960 5 лет назад

    A question...Have you tried already with Rapala Magnum 11 cm?

  • @north-shoregcs3894
    @north-shoregcs3894 3 года назад +3

    That’s actually a southern pike, a fish once thought to be the same species as the northern pike but recently differentiated in a genetic study. Originally from Italy and southern continental Europe they exhibit 4 color patterns, and never have lateral yellow beans like the northern pike. They also have about 20 less scales on their lateral line 110 vs 130. Yours has vertical bars which is one of the tell tale patterns they exhibit.

    • @callumloader8713
      @callumloader8713 8 месяцев назад

      I’m late. But that makes sense. I didn’t know why but as a Canadian it looked very different to typical northern pike out here

  • @user-bv6sf8kz3s
    @user-bv6sf8kz3s 5 лет назад

    More videos about fishing from the shore!)

  • @patrickfunkecoastel_raider8520
    @patrickfunkecoastel_raider8520 5 лет назад

    Whitch rod did you fish for perch in this Video an which spool?

  • @user-hr8pd7hk8t
    @user-hr8pd7hk8t 7 месяцев назад

    So whats the best casting weight fir pike and perch , i have a baitcaster rod with like 7-30g casting weight but sometimes i want to throw biger baits

  • @m4rkwoody486
    @m4rkwoody486 3 года назад

    Great vid great tips. Are you using a go Pro ?

  • @nikolajj50
    @nikolajj50 5 лет назад +11

    name of that fish is Round Goby

  • @DivineSh0rts
    @DivineSh0rts 5 лет назад

    I was wondering what it is that you do for a living?

  • @BhekiBear
    @BhekiBear 5 лет назад

    The dead fish looks like a "nethil meenie". Lol. Top video as usual

    • @kanalgratisdotse
      @kanalgratisdotse  5 лет назад

      Haha, it actually did! Perhaps that lure would kill it in this lake 😋

    • @BhekiBear
      @BhekiBear 5 лет назад

      @@kanalgratisdotse I'm pretty sure you guys will make any lure catch fish! Well done on the Daily Videos and thanks for the entertaining/educational content.

  • @belinda4712
    @belinda4712 4 месяца назад

    I’m going to try and catch my first pike in a few days found a hidden spot that very few people know about I didn’t even know about it till a few days ago and I’ve lived and fished in the area for over 10 years never targeted pike always just smallmouth and trout

  • @dc1anderson
    @dc1anderson 4 года назад

    How many casts do you make in one area of the lake before getting a bit?

  • @IPfishing15
    @IPfishing15 4 месяца назад

    What if I live in Nebraska do ur tips in this video and others apply for me to or are here in America different then pike there bc it’s different water conditions and type of climate

  • @soonfamous
    @soonfamous Год назад

    Would using a bobber scare the pikes? I live near a lake in Upplands Väsby and I fish by the shore. There are a ton of rocks and clams so my hooks get snagged if I don’t use a bobber to keep the line high. Speaking about this do pikes swim in the shallow or deep? Thanx for the amazing content ❤

    • @xtherealest
      @xtherealest 8 месяцев назад

      It depends on the season and where you live. I don't have much experience bobber fishing for pike but I've seen a lot of people fishing for them like this. It's a standart thing to do. Some people fish with lures some do bobbers with live or dead bait, it definitely won't scare the pike. For pike live bait is much better since pike are predators but I'm pretty sure you could catch one on dead bait too. If you just keep snagging into the rocks I think float fishing for pike is definitely the best way. I think it might even be more efficient than lure fishing so it's a great idea to give it a try. When it's summer and the water is warm the pike usually are in shallow waters and during winter when it's cold you usually see them move a bit further from shore into the deeper waters. So I guess during summer you can cast close to shore and now during winter cast a bit further and you definitely should catch a pike. I think it's worth to try everything, if casting far doesn't work cast closer to shore if that doesn't work switch spots and switch back to casting further, since you never know, just because they tend to be further from shore doesn't have to mean that there can't be a pike near shore. Good luck, I wanna do some bobber fishing next year too :) this year it's already all frozen and I don't have a river nearby so I'll just wait till next year.

  • @ME-gu3tz
    @ME-gu3tz 5 лет назад

    cant beat summer or ice fishing in sweden... btw, what the the gloves?

  • @juliengreth4147
    @juliengreth4147 2 года назад +1

    i was wondering if a spoon would do good on northern pike. im not sure. and if so what spoon would you recomend?

    • @Cornelius798
      @Cornelius798 Год назад

      Johnson silver minnow, gold, silver or black.

  • @silverbackgaming9
    @silverbackgaming9 4 года назад

    I like fishing from canoe
    With two people one paddling and the other trolling or both casting

  • @cantergame3000
    @cantergame3000 5 лет назад +1

    Greetings from Poland

  • @jonaskatinas900
    @jonaskatinas900 4 года назад

    Is gator small bait explorer 7.10 medium fast action or heavy ?

  • @copw5
    @copw5 3 года назад

    What is the brand and model of the lure used?
    Can you send pics of leader and snap used

  • @stan420
    @stan420 Год назад

    I think that lil fish was a Gobe fish invasive we have them in NY USA aswell