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@JWM18526 the most common variations are Northern Pike (aka Jackfish), Muskellunge, Tiger Muskie (which is a hybrid of a Norther Pike and Muskellunge), and Silver Pike...that was definitely a Tiger Muskie...... 1,000,000,000,000,000% certain
ILLINUT 1 year ago
I think I stand corrected... It can't be a musky where he lives they don't exist... its a very uniquely striped and spotted pike! I can't believe you get these big fish right in town like this! pretty damn cool! Carey
faemystique 1 year ago
thats a muskie...... pike have spots muskies have lines
borntohunt67 1 year ago
that is not a pike, that is a muskie... been fishing for pike all my life.. its a muskellunge
faemystique 1 year ago
Do you guys have tiger muskies in finland? You know, the cross between a pike and a musky? If you pause at 0:59, it looks like there's some vertical stripes, a feature of a tiger muskie, but not of a pike. It might just be the video quality, but it does look like stripes.
heartlesspinto 2 years ago
Thats way the place is secret. Otherwise fishermans over the europe wants to come fish those giants..
villeamiettinen 2 years ago
They just look like muskies. Watch my another videos. Esox lucius not Esox masquinongy.
Muskies live only in north America.
Look wikipedia
villeamiettinen 2 years ago
Im not sure thats not a musky ONLY because a musky's color pattern is light backgound with dark stripes/spots, while a pike is dark background with light spots. I see a light backgroud and dark markings. Maybe its just the camera.
Methodicorb91 2 years ago
It`s nokia 6270 phone. Quality is what that is. Now i´v got real camera.
villeamiettinen 2 years ago
Bodies
artist: Drowning Pool
album: Sinner
Great music on this video :)
villeamiettinen 3 years ago
The muskellunge, Esox masquinongy, is also known as the muskie, musky or maskinonge. They are large, relatively uncommon freshwater fish of North America. You can`t catch muskie in Europe.
villeamiettinen 3 years ago
That looks more like a tiger muskie to me, however it is hard to tell due to video quality so I may be wrong. Anyways good catch!
FisherDouglas 3 years ago
Hard to tell, but I agree it looks more like a tiger muskie.
Ritz1286 3 years ago