Сааремаа 4.0 . Щука - много щуки!!! — Transcript

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1. 0:02She had such a beautiful thing sewn. 3
2. 0:05kg. This one is more than a kilo.
3. 0:13Beautiful เฮ Guys, hello everyone.
4. 1:19We present to you another video about
5. 1:22our fishing on Saryma Island. This
6. 1:25video is being recorded separately.
7. 1:27It's some time after this fishing trip.
8. 1:29I apologize for it being in the format
9. 1:31of, uh, a driver, so to speak. I'm
10. 1:34sitting behind the wheel and will be
11. 1:36recording a video and voicing some
12. 1:38thoughts that come to my mind, came to
13. 1:40my mind some time after, well, this
14. 1:42fishing trip. Uh, what I'd like to note
15. 1:45is that sarma isn't really a constant
16. 1:50value in terms of catch quantity and
17. 1:53everything else. Basically, this
18. 1:55fishing trip was quite successful for
19. 1:58us, but in terms of, uh, fish quality,
20. 2:00the quantity is okay. The quality of
21. 2:03the fish was so-so, in terms of a
22. 2:05couple of three-pound fish that flew by
23. 2:07. There were fish of 2 kg, about a kilo
24. 2:10and a half. Basically, the bulk of the
25. 2:13fish were about a kilo and a half plus.
26. 2:16And occasionally, a two-weight fish and
27. 2:18a couple of three-weight fish would fly
28. 2:21by. So, for the large number of fish we
29. 2:24caught, basically, this volume, I think
30. 2:26, well, like this number of big fish,
31. 2:28it's, well, of course, not enough. So,
32. 2:33look what we did, what we did to catch
33. 2:36the fish and how we actually caught
34. 2:39them, because, you know, it's always
35. 2:42interesting to watch the fishing
36. 2:45process. Well, look, I'm accompanying.
37. 2:57But it doesn't want to take it. So,
38. 3:16that's it. Okay, okay. Well, you see,
39. 3:23it catches up by the tail. That is, it
40. 3:26doesn't strike hard, it catches up.
41. 3:40That's how it
42. 3:40goes. Yeah,
43. 3:43yeah, yeah. Fat. Cool, yeah, but
44. 3:47something's not right. We're trying,
45. 3:49working, searching. We found clear
46. 3:51water, more or less promising, but so
47. 3:53far it's just so-so. I'm fishing with
48. 3:59jerkbaits, back-and-forth spoons. Again
49. 4:01, not okay. Cast, contact, everything,
50. 4:10basically, everything is classic. Well,
51. 4:17what is this? Something, damn, is even
52. 4:18going wrong somehow. The fish is a
53. 4:23little heavier. Not the same. No, it's
54. 4:28normal. This one is closer to two. This
55. 4:32one already has two, right? This one
56. 4:37has two, and maybe even three. Yes. And
57. 4:41beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Well,
58. 4:44a three. Okay, come here to daddy. Oh,
59. 4:51quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet,
60. 4:53quiet, quiet. Yes, this one already has
61. 4:56three. 100%three. Carefully adjust and
62. 5:00take it. Pop-up. Yes, there are three.
63. 5:03Three. So you have to be careful. The
64. 5:15small bait flew into the shaft. We are
65. 5:21trying to free it, minimizing the loss
66. 5:24of health to the fish. So far, no luck.
67. 5:32Quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet. You're
68. 5:34hurting yourself. This is the very
69. 5:45moment of hooks, that they exist, no,
70. 5:49in principle, it's not scary yet. Such
71. 5:53a beautiful pike has fluffed up. Its
72. 5:56mouth is so beautiful. Well, 3 kg.
73. 5:59Three, brother, a bite. And such a
74. 6:02beautiful pike. Ah, got caught on my
75. 6:05fingers. With pike teeth. It's
76. 6:10unpleasant, brother, to play it. Yes.
77. 6:17Yes. I just hurt my hand a little. Well
78. 6:21, a small one with an auto-hook. Well,
79. 6:25I don't like the fact that it turns out
80. 6:28to be a small bait, and she throws it
81. 6:32into the shaft. Here is an attack. Got
82. 6:49it. Got it. A small pike. That's really
83. 6:56small. This is an attack and got it,
84. 7:02but that's the kind of pike they call
85. 7:05it a little string. I say that, well,
86. 7:08not bad, in principle. Well, how not
87. 7:10bad. It took a good bite, attacked
88. 7:13beautifully. Well, generally small.
89. 7:17Okay, let's try to make the bait bigger
90. 7:19. I don't like the moments when it
91. 7:22flies into the shaft as far as possible
92. 7:25. Let's put on a different bait. A
93. 7:29bigger badger. We found a fish. Let's
94. 7:32see how it takes the bait, which is
95. 7:34clearly larger than the one we cast.
96. 8:04Right away. Well, that's how you find a
97. 8:11fish. It's right there. I don't know
98. 8:15why now. We're moving. Oh, what are you
99. 8:18doing here? Quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet,
100. 8:20quiet. Don't hurt yourself. In short,
101. 8:23it's somehow local. That is, to find it
102. 8:26, you have to constantly move. That is,
103. 8:28we've now found a more or less working
104. 8:31location and, well, small ones, true,
105. 8:33well, such kilograms fly by, and also
106. 8:35one and a half kilograms. I don't know,
107. 8:39there's faith that somehow you'll
108. 8:40manage to get bigger and find a bigger
109. 8:42one, that is. Well, bye, bye, bye.
110. 8:46Sorry. That's how it happens. There you
111. 8:51pick up the fish with your hands, the
112. 8:53jacket took the hit. She leaves these
113. 8:56little angry pikes for me. You have to
114. 9:01be very careful with them, because
115. 9:03there are landing nets, there are
116. 9:05mushrooms, but wasting time snagging
117. 9:08them, well, yeah, it's a calculated
118. 9:10risk. We're taking it. I turned the
119. 9:32camera on a little incorrectly, but
120. 9:34I'll say it anyway. We completely
121. 9:37changed the location from the one we
122. 9:39were fishing before. We didn't catch
123. 9:43anything worthwhile, so we decided to
124. 9:46keep looking. We moved to another
125. 9:49location. For now, we're searching
126. 9:52along the rock ridges. These are the
127. 9:54kind of small salmon that are biting,
128. 9:56but we haven't seen anything bigger yet
129. 10:02. My brother got a bite from an ide,
130. 10:06but I used a different kind of spoon,
131. 10:08and nothing happened. And you can't
132. 10:11handle spoons. That's a good ide, look
133. 10:17at that. Oh-oh-oh-oh. That's a good ide
134. 10:22. I guess I should use one like that.
135. 10:31How big is it? Oh, that's me. [ __ ], I
136. 10:38can't hold onto him now. Get him a real
137. 10:41fighter. That's a real ide. That's a
138. 10:51real ide.
139. 10:52Here's a one-and-a-half-liter,
140. 10:54somewhere. Ide.
141. 10:58Yeah,
142. 11:00beautiful. Beautiful fish. Just a
143. 11:02golden fledgling. Cool. Let it go.
144. 11:06Beauty. They can't even use a [ __ ]
145. 11:13sinker. The bite isn't far. It's
146. 11:22far away. Yeah, something bit. I set up
147. 11:42a spinner on the first meters of the
148. 11:44retrieve. Let's see if this is our
149. 11:46desired trophy. It's a perch, damn it.
150. 11:49Look at that one. Look at that one. Oh,
151. 11:55what a boar. Look. Perch.
152. 12:00Yeah. Yeah.
153. 12:02Look how good it is.
154. 12:07Beauty. It might not exactly be an ide.
155. 12:12As we heard his words
156. 12:30right away. Without leaving the mouth.
157. 12:33Ah,
158. 12:34without leaving the mouth. Who is it?
159. 12:39Spinner bait, brother. Spinner bait.
160. 12:41This is Ide. This is comrade Ide. This
161. 12:47is very good. Well, alas, it's not as
162. 12:52big as we would like. The tongue is
163. 12:55good. Maps Агаlong. Pyaterochka.
164. 13:00Yeah. Well, this one's over a kilogram.
165. 13:09Cool. Take it and put it on your back.
166. 13:11I'll give it to you now. This one's big
167. 13:22. Anyway, what about the bait and
168. 13:29tackle, we're fishing for what's active
169. 13:32right now. Contact with the fish is
170. 13:34immediately second, but it doesn't
171. 13:36catch. It didn't want to. I picked it
172. 13:43up. And who do we have this time? This
173. 13:48one. This is a pike. This is a pike.
174. 13:54And a beautiful one. Oh, come on, come
175. 13:57here. I don't really want to mess
176. 13:59around with you. They're giving out ide
177. 14:01there. Pike ide. I understand you're
178. 14:04doing well. That's it. We quickly wipe
179. 14:11our hands, the spinning rod, and head
180. 14:15further into the same steppe. The
181. 14:19spinner doesn't fly far, but we don't
182. 14:21need it far, in theory. Oops, a dead
183. 14:36line. Did you make contact? It
184. 14:42doesn't want to. A
185. 14:45submarine. Oh, I hooked on some grass.
186. 14:54Anyway, active, active, active. There
187. 14:56was some contact, there was, there was,
188. 14:58there was, there was, there was.
189. 15:00He keeps trying to get the fish, but he
190. 15:02doesn't want to. Anyway, I set up a
191. 15:05spinner. And there's a fish, but what's
192. 15:13this again? Oh, it's a yas. It's a yas.
193. 15:16And a good yas. A good one. This one's
194. 15:20a real wild boar. Look, brother, what a
195. 15:22one. Yeah.
196. 15:25This one's a real wild boar. He
197. 15:26followed it for a long time. Yas. Ah,
198. 15:31yas. Not for the sake of fishing, but
199. 15:34just the process of catching it's so
200. 15:35damn interesting. Guys, a friend from
201. 15:38the next boat. Look,
202. 15:43great. The fish are coming. We
203. 15:45immediately wipe our hands, because we
204. 15:49need to hurry. The boat is seething.
205. 15:57The boat is seething, but we're not
206. 15:59giving up. This one is heavy. And put
207. 16:06this white one, this white one.
208. 16:10And the one that doesn't fly for you?
209. 16:11You don't need to go far here. The
210. 16:12spinner doesn't fly either. This one
211. 16:15flies, but you have to reel it in
212. 16:16quickly. That's how it all happens. And
213. 16:21he collected some grass, damn, and
214. 16:24sewed it there. The casts aren't far,
215. 16:34but the next crew is a friend and his
216. 16:38son. The friend's son, a young
217. 16:43fisherman, is a fine fellow, he fights
218. 16:46his dad to the bitter end, makes
219. 16:48contact, fights like a wolf. Well, the
220. 16:51dad, of course, helps and gives him a
221. 16:53little head start—that's how it
222. 16:55should be, not to discourage the boy
223. 16:57from fishing. In short, there are
224. 17:02contacts, contacts on short range, not
225. 17:04much on the cast. You see, the setup is
226. 17:06such that I'm standing, and I need to
227. 17:08cast against the wind for fish.
228. 17:09Everyone. Those who have fished with
229. 17:12spinners all understand that this topic
230. 17:14doesn't fly against the wind at all.
231. 17:17From the word "downwind"-yes, a market,
232. 17:21a train station, as they say. Well, how
233. 17:55beautiful the pike has been for a long
234. 17:56time. Spinner. Brother is also on the
235. 18:01fish.
236. 18:07I wanted a rasek.
237. 18:14Well, yours is still okay. I wanted a
238. 18:37dace. We are looking, moving, moving
239. 18:48along the shallows. Looking for fish.
240. 18:51We want ide, but the ide doesn't want
241. 18:54us, it turns out, they're biting our
242. 18:58baits. We caught a few ide, a couple of
243. 19:04perch, but for now the wobblers are
244. 19:06wobbling, wobbling, we're actively
245. 19:08casting, actively searching for active
246. 19:11fish.
247. 19:18I turned it off. The guy went over to
248. 19:31the shore, where Dan and I were
249. 19:33standing. See? Got a little used to it
250. 19:45in that direction. Yes. Immediate
251. 19:55contact. Contact. Contact. There's a
252. 19:59fish. Where did he peck? There he
253. 20:02pecked in front. I don't know what it
254. 20:08is, but something small. A pike. I
255. 20:13thought, I thought so. That's how it
256. 20:16happens here. See? Well, small, small.
257. 20:19My brother also has a fish and also a
258. 20:21pike. What is it? Who is it? A pike. Is
259. 20:56it coming into the boat or did it come
260. 20:58off? Or is it coming into the boat?
261. 21:01It's coming into the boat. Who? Yes, a
262. 21:04small pike. A small pike. Again, some
263. 21:13kind of pencils are being handed out. A
264. 21:20tool. Instantly. Instantly. Oh,
265. 21:56beautiful. Oh, beautiful. Change of
266. 22:00spot. Oh, the pike didn't take long to
267. 22:03show up. Not a bad idea. I'm not making
268. 22:09this up. I put in a mepsis and am
269. 22:11wasting money on the mepsis. That's the
270. 22:18idea. I'll test the jarkom now, will it
271. 22:24work or not. My brother also has a
272. 22:26bigger pike, listen. A one-and-a-half
273. 22:30liter already.
274. 22:36What are you saying?
275. 22:37A spinner. A spinner is smaller. Yeah.
276. 22:43I get it. Okay, let's see what happens
277. 22:45next. The jarkom went there. There was
278. 22:54an immediate attack. Yes. Oh, beautiful
279. 23:06. Oh, beautiful. A small pike. But very
280. 23:14lively. Beautiful, beautiful fight.
281. 23:21grabbed. Yes,
282. 23:22instantly. Moment.
283. 23:29M. Give me the tool. That one, that one
284. 23:34, that one. Missed. The bait is so
285. 23:49small, but very nice. There's already
286. 23:53more than a kilo there, but the old
287. 23:57theme still works, the old classic.
288. 24:01Bastrk is in action, we hope. So, we're
289. 24:07casting against the wind again, no big
290. 24:10deal. Okay, I'll get going. What's next
291. 24:13? Oh, beautiful. Beautiful, beautiful.
292. 24:44My brother has a nice fish, more than
293. 24:47two. I got a bite too. I decided to
294. 24:52throw in a couple of swimbaits to get
295. 24:55bigger. It's working. Well, I have one
296. 25:01like two. Oh-oh-oh-oh. The thread is
297. 25:09working. I wonder, the girls are
298. 25:15dancing. Well, there's such a beautiful
299. 25:21Baltic pike, fat. My brother has a
300. 25:25bigger one. Such a beautiful sight.
301. 25:30Synchronized dives into the water began
302. 25:33. Credit. That's how it all happens.
303. 25:39I've put on a small rubber for now. In
304. 25:40fact, damn, I haven't used anything
305. 25:42bigger. 20 cm piggy strtike Propiksheet
306. 25:45. I have a stringer with one hook, my
307. 25:48brother has two. I don't want too many
308. 25:51hooks, and excessive implementation is
309. 25:54not needed now in this case. But what
310. 25:57am I trying to say? Tema is working,
311. 26:01chasing experiments.
312. 26:11Attacked twice. I jumped it. We had a
313. 26:33good pike come right under the boat,
314. 26:35but it didn't take. Well, it's hard to
315. 26:39say visually, but definitely over five.
316. 26:43Like these five. Oh-oh-oh. Here's a
317. 26:49submarine like this, about a kilometer
318. 26:52closer. Beautiful, beautiful. That's it
319. 26:54, good, good, good. Well, one stringer
320. 26:57with one hook is less traumatic. So we
321. 27:03take it. Remove it. Hop-hop. Fix it and
322. 27:10release it. Damn, I let it go crooked,
323. 27:12but still, my brother is a fish too,
324. 27:14just his is smaller. Mine jumped out
325. 27:16right under the boat.
326. 27:17Sporty. That's how it is.
327. 27:20Oh-oh-oh-oh, beautiful. The pike
328. 27:52attacked, damn it. I imitated a fleeing
329. 27:55fish. That is, after the attack, I sped
330. 27:58up the retrieve, and it caught up. Well
331. 28:00, damn, the pike is so small. Anyway,
332. 28:02in short, there were more than four
333. 28:05attacks during the retrieve. Very, very
334. 28:10cool. Anyway, guys, I've switched to
335. 28:13fishing with a swingbait. I'd like to
336. 28:16use a Kubira from Lucky Johone. It's
337. 28:19very dense silicone. It doesn't work
338. 28:21very well. Well, damn, not very well.
339. 28:26Anyway, it works here. Otherwise, it's
340. 28:32not really my top choice. Well, I had
341. 28:33to use it somewhere. The pike here, in
342. 28:35principle, respond to it. What can I
343. 28:39say? I've caught a few fish. That's how
344. 28:43things are. Now it's gotten a little
345. 28:47worse. It's almost lunchtime, but we're
346. 28:50still not limited by quantity. Now
347. 28:52we're trying to achieve some quality.
348. 28:55With big lures, with swingbaits like
349. 28:57these, there were two good catches of
350. 29:00fish. And something about this really
351. 29:03stuck with me and impressed me. And so
352. 29:07I decided to continue pumping this
353. 29:10thread. Basically, we've already caught
354. 29:14some fish. That is, we caught some, but
355. 29:15didn't catch a single one. We've caught
356. 29:17quite a few fish this time. We've
357. 29:20caught a lot of fish. Contact. But, but
358. 29:27, but not a single one over 4 kg. Not a
359. 29:31single one. The largest there were
360. 29:33three. We had about four of those. Well
361. 29:40, the 2-and 1.5-kg ones were the most
362. 29:43common. Also, small pencils, well, they
363. 29:48were the most common. A decent amount.
364. 29:52Lots of small pencils, too. It's like
365. 29:57you're setting up a spinner, and the
366. 29:59response is instant. It's bite, bite,
367. 30:03bite. You can catch that small pike,
368. 30:07but you want to take a little rest,
369. 30:11relax, and catch a more substantial
370. 30:14fish. That's how it is. My friend and
371. 30:20his son are moving around, and we're
372. 30:26just doing the bare minimum. These
373. 30:29moves are minimal. Look at the attack.
374. 30:35The downside of the Luckydzhon cubeba
375. 30:37is that it's very dense silicone. It
376. 30:39doesn't fold when you attack, and it's
377. 30:43harder to hit it. The Strike Pro,
378. 30:47however, yes, it breaks, and the pike
379. 30:49throws it, but the point is, the hit
380. 30:52rate is much higher. Many times longer,
381. 30:59yes, 15 minutes and we're off to eat.
382. 31:03Okay. Contact again, contact, contact.
383. 31:07The fish is still there. We imitate a
384. 31:09fleeing fish. Yeah, it's there. Contact
385. 31:11again. We imitate again. Well, that's
386. 31:16it, our imitations have come to nothing
387. 31:18. And I wrapped, damn, I wrapped the
388. 31:26silicone, and the fish didn't run back.
389. 31:31I equip my hnmeds with this silicone.
390. 31:34Well, I make my own stringers. Very
391. 31:37thin, graceful, and powerful. Friends,
392. 31:45hello everyone. It's me again, Dmitry.
393. 31:47DVFshing on the wire. Here we are again
394. 31:50, back on Sarama Island. We decided to
395. 31:53catch some pike, have a fun time. We
396. 31:55went out with friends to relax and fish
397. 31:58. The weather tells us, guys, well,
398. 32:02that was damn brave, because you can't
399. 32:04see behind me. Well, if you look
400. 32:07closely, the clouds are such that they
401. 32:09say: "Anything is possible." I'm
402. 32:11looking in that direction now, and
403. 32:13there's a decent amount of rain moving
404. 32:14in. But we still came here and are
405. 32:17going to fish. What would I like to say
406. 32:21? Yeah, it's cool. It rained a lot, a
407. 32:24lot of water. The water is murky in
408. 32:28some places, clear in others. We found
409. 32:29fish, but their behavior is changing a
410. 32:31little. Either it's due to the time of
411. 32:33year, that it's already getting into
412. 32:35autumn, or it's somehow affected by the
413. 32:38amount of rain that has fallen recently
414. 32:40. Basically, something like that.
415. 32:44You've probably already seen everything
416. 32:47we've accomplished,
417. 32:50and this is just a little introduction
418. 32:51and thoughts out loud. A short overview
419. 32:54of our fleet. As you can see, everyone
420. 32:59who came today, me and my buddies, we
421. 33:02all basically have the same boat. It's
422. 33:06a Kalibri KM330 DL. That is, the cool
423. 33:13body allows for movement. This is our
424. 33:16setup. Our setup has a Yamaha 9.9.
425. 33:23Basically, two people of my, well, my
426. 33:25brother and I's build. Well, that's
427. 33:28somewhere with all the stuff. It's
428. 33:31probably around a hundred. And plus the
429. 33:35battery, all this junk, this motor,
430. 33:38it's good for 27 km, according to the
431. 33:41device, or this GPS tracker that
432. 33:43measures this friend's kit. He has a
433. 33:47Mercury 5. Basically, his friend weighs
434. 33:5080 kg with his stuff. Plus his son, who
435. 33:54you've already seen, basically, he
436. 33:55weighs 21. Well, and then there's our
437. 34:00other friend, Vova. He has a Mercury 6.
438. 34:03Basically, it also shows pretty good
439. 34:05performance. Well, not 100-200, of
440. 34:09course, but basically enough for
441. 34:14fishing. Uh, also on my, on our boat,
442. 34:18we have an Echolot Elite Lowence FS 9.
443. 34:21Uh, in this fishing trip, it's used
444. 34:24purely for navigation. A depth chart is
445. 34:28installed. Plus there's something
446. 34:29called Genesis Life. We drew some
447. 34:32tracks there, some kind of tracks, to
448. 34:34make navigation around this bay easier,
449. 34:37because there are rocks. And yet, these
450. 34:41rocks, well, catching them with the
451. 34:44engine propeller wouldn't be much fun.
452. 34:47That is, as you understand, and that's
453. 34:50why some tracks are drawn, some of
454. 34:52these, as you can see, this is all rain
455. 34:54, which is moving, I hope, not in our
456. 34:56direction. That's how things are, yes,
457. 35:00basically, and there's rain there, as I
458. 35:03understand it. That's how things are.
459. 35:06The weather, of course, tells us, well,
460. 35:09basically, the sun is overcast, the air
461. 35:11temperature is cool, the water is clear
462. 35:13. Clear water. Well, the water is clear
463. 35:17, the water is clear, that's cool. As
464. 35:20for the gear that I use on this fishing
465. 35:23trip, uh, two spinning rods for me and
466. 35:28one spinning rod for my brother. This
467. 35:33spinning rod is kind of budget-friendly
468. 35:35, and I fish with a spinning rod and a
469. 35:38baitcasting reel. I actually like the
470. 35:42old rod. And two legendary ones, as
471. 35:46they say, two X1 favorites. On this
472. 35:52fishing trip, we experimented with big
473. 35:53rubber, but more on that later. One is
474. 35:57a 762 up to 24g. That's my brother's
475. 36:02rod. He likes to play with the fish,
476. 36:04like playing him around. And the second
477. 36:06one is a 762, also about the same
478. 36:10length, the new one is already 1240.
479. 36:13It's a good rod, it casts well. Both
480. 36:16rods have 4.000 Poshiman reels
481. 36:20installed. Like a 4.000 Poshiman and
482. 36:252.0 line. We also use long leaders,
483. 36:30about 60-70 cm, made of thick
484. 36:33fluorocarbon. In this case, it's 0.9
485. 36:37fluorocarbon, I think. A powerful clasp
486. 36:39. Well, this is all done to make it
487. 36:42easier and faster to operate, well, to
488. 36:44operate the fish. That is, you grab
489. 36:47this fluorocarbon with your hand, lift
490. 36:48the fish, unhook it, and release it.
491. 36:51Because landing a fish in the landing
492. 36:53net every time and then wasting time
493. 36:55unhook it and release it—well, that's
494. 36:58kind of sacrilege. You'll see
495. 37:00everything in the video from the lures:
496. 37:03what's what and why. Well, that's how
497. 37:05it is, guys. A little overview. Then
498. 37:09I'll tell you a little more about this
499. 37:11watercraft. Well, here we are now, the
500. 37:31very same...Yes, we'll go fishing some
501. 37:59more. We went out on the bars, went out
502. 38:02, had a snack, dodged, as they say. Now
503. 38:13we'll go fishing. No, yes, it swam
504. 38:28where the dace wants to go...
505. 38:41Well, the rocks are so cool, more
506. 38:43promising, right? It almost didn't get
507. 38:48there, right? Small fish in a row.
508. 38:50Seems, schools. Another bite. The fish
509. 39:06isn't big, but it's still a work in
510. 39:07progress because we're moving around a
511. 39:09lot, trying to find something. Well,
512. 39:25it's kind of plump. So. That's what
513. 39:32pikes are like. That's what I was
514. 39:33talking about, using a fluorocarbon
515. 39:34leader. We grabbed it and lifted it.
516. 39:36The fish spun around. That's it, we
517. 39:38secured it, carefully tried to
518. 39:42disconnect it, unplug it, so to speak,
519. 39:47just like that. That's it. And no need
520. 39:51to spend half an hour untangling it
521. 39:52from the hookbait. That's it. The gums
522. 39:55are bleeding a little, but that's
523. 39:58normal, it won't be scary to live with.
524. 40:02That's how it is. We continue. Another
525. 40:28one. Well, not big again. It dances, it
526. 40:35fights, but it's, well, basically,
527. 40:43edible. Even edible. Holy [ __ ], what
528. 41:03are you doing? You're so angry, damn it
529. 41:06. How can you be so angry here? So,
530. 41:13this pike doesn't have any outstanding
531. 41:17trophy qualities. It weighs about a
532. 41:19kilo and a half.
533. 41:23I think we'll probably stop it. Let's
534. 41:36have it for dinner. That's how it is.
535. 41:42Then with such a bite, we might go
536. 41:44without dinner. Although I doubt we
537. 41:48don't need something big. This is just
538. 41:50right. Catching a trophy perch. Well,
539. 42:00600 g. Exactly. Show it on camera.
540. 42:06Here's a small pig, yeah, not bad.
541. 42:41Beautiful. That's it. Classic.
542. 43:10Bastardzharka is a classic. Oh. Yeah,
543. 44:29straight off the sea fishing in the
544. 44:33wind. We're catching pike, trying to
545. 44:37catch ourselves some dinner. And as
546. 44:41luck would have it, we've been
547. 44:42releasing good fish all day. My friend
548. 44:45was on his way home, we gave him our
549. 44:47dinner, and now we're trying to catch
550. 44:48ourselves some. And we don't have any
551. 44:51decent fish. Look, my brother has
552. 44:54something like that. Oh, listen, look,
553. 44:58this is already edible. And you had
554. 45:02edible ones.
555. 45:03Wait, I'll keep this one. Just like
556. 45:06this. Well, this is also such a big one
557. 45:08. Give me that. Another such a
558. 45:37beautiful bite. It flew through the
559. 45:40waves like a sword. Beauty. Well, a
560. 45:45small, but fighting local keel. No,
561. 45:47this is not edible. A self-hooking hook
562. 45:51, so-called automatic hook. And you
563. 45:57fish in the same place. I'll catch it
564. 45:59now with a spoon, in order to speed up
565. 46:01the fishing and increase the radius.
566. 46:03The wind is good, it responds to the
567. 46:05spoon. Basically, I didn't invent
568. 46:06anything, but it is what it is. Another
569. 46:41string of fish. It went, and then it
570. 46:45went bang-bang. Well, standard. Kamazim
571. 46:52in the wind. 21g spoon. Believe me, it
572. 46:55flies very far. I put on a 60m clip. It
573. 47:00picks up, flies. Holy [ __ ], if like
574. 47:03this, if on the cast, it bites, it
575. 47:04won't be fun. Damn, my hands are
576. 47:07getting weak. Oh well, one or two.
577. 47:10That's what's not said. Great. Listen.
578. 47:18No, it didn't reach. Okay, let's
579. 47:23continue. Another one. Well, you see,
580. 47:58it's not always fun. The sea doesn't
581. 48:03always hand out big pike, but we're
582. 48:05happy with the number of bites. Yes,
583. 48:08they're big, still, some two-and
584. 48:09one-and-a-half-pound fish fly by, even
585. 48:11a few three-pound fish a day. And we
586. 48:14went out in the evening and here's a
587. 48:15thread like this. There aren't even a
588. 48:19kilo here, but they're already biting
589. 48:21well. The cast won't hurt. And here's
590. 48:30the size, just the size. My brother is
591. 48:33also playing a pike. Here, with a spoon
592. 48:38in the wind, of course, it's also a
593. 48:39pleasure to catch it. The wind blows an
594. 48:41arc. You have to control the retrieve.
595. 48:44But it's all on the edge. On the edge.
596. 48:57What beautiful landscapes. What clouds.
597. 49:00Wow. I was mesmerized by the silky
598. 49:04contact. Still, the landscapes are
599. 49:07beautiful. The wind started blowing,
600. 49:11and quite, let's say, pretty good. We
601. 49:16initially abandoned this location
602. 49:18because it was getting boring and we
603. 49:21wanted something new, but since the
604. 49:23wind and the accessibility of this
605. 49:26location remained open, we decided to
606. 49:29go here. Well, small pike. We're having
607. 49:35a great time, having a great time.
608. 49:37That's how it is. I'm dangling a fish
609. 49:40over a rock in that direction. A small
610. 50:17pike, but it's going so slowly,
611. 50:19sluggishly. It takes the bait. Good job
612. 50:26. I tanked a bit more. Whoops, flail.
613. 50:35Excellent. And then there was even a
614. 51:02little rain. Koka turned off the camera
615. 51:06, saying there was no bite. The next
616. 51:08cast was a spit. Again, a dull keel is
617. 51:13flying flat. What I'm telling you is
618. 51:18that the spinning rod is old, but
619. 51:20proven, and you can use it. Not for
620. 51:24show, but for the workers. It's not
621. 51:29that you're sorry to buy it, but why
622. 51:30bother if it works? It suits me
623. 51:32perfectly. It's pretty good, actually.
624. 51:35That's a plus. Okay, let's unhook it
625. 51:38and move on. Don't worry, it's not
626. 52:13night, it's just the clouds blocking
627. 52:16the setting sun. It's not so hot that
628. 52:21we can fish late in the evening. Ses,
629. 52:25we need to eat something already. I
630. 52:29promised the guys fried pike. Fishing
631. 52:36poles. Yes. What else I wanted to say,
632. 52:41in terms of what I said a little, I say
633. 52:43in this video. Oh, we went after a hard
634. 52:50week of work, to relax, but something
635. 52:54unexpected happened. I started getting
636. 52:57a toothache. Now the problem is fixed,
637. 53:01I've started getting dental treatment,
638. 53:02but it's not that important. In
639. 53:04principle, the fishing was enjoyable,
640. 53:07but not as much as it could have been
641. 53:10due to some health issues. Well, no
642. 53:12matter, we somehow figured out the fish
643. 53:14. We didn't find it on the first cast,
644. 53:17of course, we went to several spots. We
645. 53:20found the fish. The fish seemed to be
646. 53:22responding, basically, the same thing
647. 53:24worked as with previous lures. On
648. 53:26previous fishing trips. Same lures,
649. 53:28same thing. Nothing out of the ordinary
650. 53:32. I basically didn't want to fish with
651. 53:35small lures, although I still used them
652. 53:37, spoons, spinners. I tried to fish
653. 53:42mainly with jerkbaits because the fish
654. 53:45don't take them as deeply with a large
655. 53:47lure. That is, a big jerkbait. I like
656. 53:50to fish with jerkbaits, but alas, this
657. 53:53is my specialty. And they get injured
658. 53:57less. Well, no matter what anyone says,
659. 53:59yes. A spoonbait actually doesn't
660. 54:01injure the fish as much as a jerkbait.
661. 54:03It's a big jerkbait. It injures the
662. 54:06fish less than a small jerkbait because
663. 54:08it gets caught deep inside, right in
664. 54:11the gills, and that's where things can
665. 54:14get really nasty, and the fish could
666. 54:16die. I'd like to avoid that. Yes, a few
667. 54:24more thoughts about the Kalibri 30 DL
668. 54:30boat. It's the Light series, uh, 950
669. 54:34density, uh, PVC. Yeah, it's a cool
670. 54:38boat, a good-running option. Uh,
671. 54:40everything's fine with it. Lots of
672. 54:43pluses, lots of pluses. What are the
673. 54:46pluses? Uh, the kit is compact. That's
674. 54:52the first thing. That means you can
675. 54:54carry it in the trunk of a car, even
676. 54:56though it has a gasoline engine, you'll
677. 54:58still be able to fit this boat, the
678. 55:00gasoline engine, and your gear. Well,
679. 55:02if you have some kind of station wagon,
680. 55:05a bit roomy. That's the first plus. The
681. 55:08second plus. The 950 density doesn't
682. 55:09hinder in any way, well, it doesn't
683. 55:11make this boat any weaker against
684. 55:13punctures, yes, of course, but we don't
685. 55:15fish in those kinds of conditions,
686. 55:16where we have to fly over branches and
687. 55:18drag it over rocks. So, it still
688. 55:21requires some caution with this boat.
689. 55:24But believe me, there are few fishing
690. 55:26spots in Estonia where you have to
691. 55:28smash through snags, rocks, and
692. 55:29everything else like a moose, just to
693. 55:31intentionally damage this boat. So,
694. 55:34you'd have to try really hard. But the
695. 55:36950 density has another significant
696. 55:39advantage, because at low temperatures,
697. 55:43when the PVC hardens, it'll be much
698. 55:46easier to fold. That's one of the
699. 55:49advantages. Plus, the folding
700. 55:51floorboard. The folding floorboard, as
701. 55:52you understand, if you're into
702. 55:54motorboating, has a stringer floor and
703. 55:56a folding floorboard, it has its
704. 55:57advantages. It folds quickly. And if
705. 56:00you're doing it alone, it's much easier
706. 56:03. So, if you have a regular partner, or
707. 56:05a crew, and you're fishing together,
708. 56:08that's fine. It's cool. The stringer
709. 56:10floorboard is really cool, rigid, and
710. 56:13reliable, but it's not always that easy
711. 56:15. Slan, I just threw the book in and
712. 56:17off we went. The downsides of this
713. 56:20floor. This floor does have downsides,
714. 56:23though, because it plays. Performance
715. 56:27is lost because the floor sags. Sorry.
716. 56:32So, in our case, I don't know what
717. 56:33happened to our boat, but there are
718. 56:35moments when the floor starts to sag.
719. 56:38And when you plane, if there's a wave
720. 56:40—that is, not you, but when I plane,
721. 56:43there's a wave—it turns out that due
722. 56:46to this deflection of the bottom, an
723. 56:48air pocket forms, some kind of pocket.
724. 56:53So, a certain seaworthiness is reduced
725. 56:55in this regard. And you start to feel
726. 56:59like the engine is skipping. No, it's
727. 57:01just the flow separating from your
728. 57:03bottom. You're pulling an air bubble
729. 57:06behind you, and the propeller just
730. 57:08occasionally hits this air bubble. And
731. 57:11it feels like the engine is skipping.
732. 57:13So, we addressed this a bit by
733. 57:16upgrading our boat, installing two
734. 57:19slats. Sort of like a stringer. And I
735. 57:23want to tell you that the boat's
736. 57:25performance has improved significantly.
737. 57:28The 27 km I'm talking about is with
738. 57:32this upgrade in mind. Without this
739. 57:35upgrade, the 10th engine—a 9.9 engine
740. 57:38—is, well, 10 horsepower, plus two
741. 57:44people loaded with your fishing gear.
742. 57:48There's also the battery, plus the
743. 57:50cooler, some gear, bait, everything
744. 57:52else, and the anchor. And yet, the
745. 57:55floor will sag. This degrades
746. 57:58seaworthiness. Roughly speaking, it's
747. 58:01possible to sail in displacement mode
748. 58:03with five or six horsepower, pure and
749. 58:04simple. And why not, if you're fishing
750. 58:06in smaller locations, like most of our
751. 58:08fishing, like 90%of our fishing, at 80
752. 58:10horsepower. Now we'll use 80 horsepower
753. 58:12because the sea has arrived. This
754. 58:14percentage might change later, because
755. 58:19we're starting to fish in new locations
756. 58:23. This season, we discovered the sea. I
757. 58:27mean, we didn't fish there either. Not
758. 58:29because we didn't want to, but, well,
759. 58:31why go anywhere else if everything's
760. 58:33fine in Tallinn? Okay. Well, this
761. 58:37season, some guys, our friends, had
762. 58:39been inviting us for a while, and, well
763. 58:42, we didn't go as part of someone's
764. 58:45team or some crew. We just chose the
765. 58:48location ourselves. Comrade Vanya
766. 58:50suggested it, hello. Basically, this
767. 58:53season, we discovered the sea. It's
768. 58:55really cool in the sense that these are
769. 58:57new locations for us. And, well, why
770. 59:01not? And, really, if you think about it
771. 59:05, yes, you won't find as many pike as
772. 59:08you do at sea, because the number of
773. 59:11fish that bite at sea is nothing
774. 59:14compared to your favorite body of water
775. 59:17, which could be, roughly speaking, a
776. 59:20closed lake, a river, or whatever. At
777. 59:24sea, the fish really do bite very often
778. 59:25, and there are a lot of fish there.
779. 59:27But then again, you have to consider
780. 59:29that you can search for them—that is,
781. 59:31you search for them, you find them, and
782. 59:32you start catching them. After that, it
783. 59:35all comes down to your skills and
784. 59:37expertise as an angler. Skill is, well,
785. 59:40it's kind of an abbreviated term, a
786. 59:43skill—searching skill—the skill of
787. 59:45first determining what the fish bites
788. 59:48at, what they respond to. And once
789. 59:52you've found all this by trying
790. 59:53different baits, because you've set
791. 59:54your sights on the fish, you need to
792. 59:55work on it quickly. Uh, well, I don't
793. 59:58know, I'm kind of like this: some kind
794. 1:00:00of sporting excitement, fast-fast, lots
795. 1:00:01and lots, as they say, higher, further,
796. 1:00:03as they say. Well, like, further, more,
797. 1:00:05faster, there, that's it, no, I don't
798. 1:00:07know. Well, and the thing is, when you
799. 1:00:09start trying out different lures,
800. 1:00:11everything's fine. And when you've
801. 1:00:14already decided on the lures and, well,
802. 1:00:16because what the fish respond to, you
803. 1:00:19can really, well, talk about a certain
804. 1:00:21number of catches, you know, sorting
805. 1:00:23the fish and so on. Anyway, that's how
806. 1:00:26it is. Basically, I've already arrived
807. 1:00:29and my thoughts are exhausted. Well,
808. 1:00:31what else would I like to say, guys, go
809. 1:00:33fishing. Thank you so much for watching
810. 1:00:36us. Subscribe to the channel, like,
811. 1:00:40comment. As you please. The main thing
812. 1:00:44is, watch, it's very interesting and
813. 1:00:45exciting. A big hello to all my friends
814. 1:00:49who know me, guys. I haven't forgotten
815. 1:00:51anyone, I remember everyone. And I'd
816. 1:00:54like to say one more thing that's very
817. 1:00:56important to everyone who's going
818. 1:00:57fishing, guys. We've been to the shore,
819. 1:01:00and this isn't our first time at this
820. 1:01:02location, but this time it was just
821. 1:01:04plain crazy. There was definitely more
822. 1:01:06trash on the shore than on previous
823. 1:01:07occasions. We picked up all this trash
824. 1:01:10in the area where we were, where we
825. 1:01:12were camping. So, even if camping is
826. 1:01:15becoming very popular these days,
827. 1:01:17people are heading to the water, people
828. 1:01:19are heading out into nature, you know,
829. 1:01:21relaxing outside the city, everything's
830. 1:01:23fine, the weather is favorable, and so
831. 1:01:25on, but you still need to be mindful of
832. 1:01:27nature, preserve it, don't litter, and
833. 1:01:29pick up your trash. If you're a
834. 1:01:32fisherman, if you come to the location
835. 1:01:33and see that there's trash there, I'm
836. 1:01:35not saying you need to fill your entire
837. 1:01:36car with trash. If you want, please, at
838. 1:01:39least keep the place you've come to
839. 1:01:41clean, at a minimum. If possible, take
840. 1:01:44some trash with you, because, you see,
841. 1:01:46not everyone is human. And a human
842. 1:01:49attitude towards nature is very, very
843. 1:01:51important, it's very bad, because if
844. 1:01:54this continues, we won't be around for
845. 1:01:57a long time. Fishermen won't be happy
846. 1:02:00anywhere we go. It's not me personally
847. 1:02:03who won't be happy, because I don't
848. 1:02:05litter anywhere and everything. It's
849. 1:02:07just that people will get the
850. 1:02:08impression that this is how we behave.
851. 1:02:11Well, it's really unsightly. Well, it's
852. 1:02:13a sore point. What I've been seeing
853. 1:02:15lately on the shores of Estonia—I
854. 1:02:17understand it might be even worse in
855. 1:02:19other countries, but here, somehow, it
856. 1:02:21just seems to be a trend. There are
857. 1:02:23always some kind of bait packets, some
858. 1:02:25other funny stuff. He'll open a wobbler
859. 1:02:27, throw in some kind of bait wrapper
860. 1:02:29there. [ __ ], man, you brought it here.
861. 1:02:31Please take this wrapper away. You can
862. 1:02:34put the bait in your box; it will look
863. 1:02:36nice. But no one will clean up this
864. 1:02:38mess for you. That's what's really
865. 1:02:40important, that's the main point of
866. 1:02:43this video. So, bye-bye everyone, until
867. 1:02:45we meet again in new videos. I hope to
868. 1:02:47see you soon. There will be many more
869. 1:02:49fishing trips. We're basically on the
870. 1:02:51water every weekend, and I don't post
871. 1:02:53every video, but maybe some winter
872. 1:02:55evenings I'll get around to this
873. 1:02:57material—I'll process it, and then
874. 1:02:59I'll post it when the rush on certain
875. 1:03:01bodies of water dies down, so to speak.
876. 1:03:03There won't be any pressure there, and,
877. 1:03:06in principle, these videos won't harm
878. 1:03:08the bodies of water where I've been
879. 1:03:09fishing a fair amount while I was away
880. 1:03:11from this channel due to this break. So
881. 1:03:14that's it, guys. Bye-bye everyone,
882. 1:03:17until we meet again.