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@@Bigotudos_fishing thanks a lot

@@maartenhasken9809 not really, he had many successful attempts but they will be shown in another version deo

@@EdouardPlumet It’s the second biggest in that lake

@@mitchk.2803 you can always mute it

@@WayneScott-w7z probably not

@@kostadinpantev barely escaped

Perch not pike in the uk anyway

@@jamiesmart9016 it’s perch in the thumbnail, but there are pikes in the video

@@jamiesmart9016my man, you’re trying to correct everyone but you haven’t even watched the entire video

It's highly unlikely that a catfish would attack a scuba diver. Usually my problem is to approach the and film them from a close distance. Most of the time they just swim away. This one does not care during the night dives when hunting. Daytime he is more shy.

It's the second biggest in that lake.

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To be fair, I included those footage only when the hunt failed.

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Not really. It's really a wild specimen. We're just friends

@@portcullis5622 I filmed it in Germany, it’s native here, but I agree with you

@@secretsofthelake1966 Ah OK, I didn't see/hear that part. Thanks.

@@Robin-dp5bo No need to be so rude, or incorrect. "Native to almost every water in Europe"? Please send me the link to your evidence that Siluris glanis is native to the British Isles. I would find it fascinating. Perhaps you have some nuggets of information that all previous ichthyologists and ecologists have failed to see? Edit: Two days later and I am still waiting for that link to the:fascinating evidence of Siluris glanis being native to the UK. I may have a long wait, as I see that Robin has now deleted his rude and incorrect comment. No apology then?

@@Robin-dp5bo Sorry but Wels catfish (Silurus glanis) is not native in the UK. It was introduced to Britain from Europe in the 1860s.

Northern Germany here. Zander and carp are also not native to our waters, but they are here for such a long time , that people forgot about, that they also were aliens in the first place. I do not know, how zander got here from the East , though, but carp were introduced during the Middle Ages by monks in monastries to serve as food during the Christian feasting period , when the consumption of meat was forbidden. Many of our North German fish hatchery ponds or fishing club ponds were created during those times and are still being used today.

90mm macro lens

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I'm not good at selecting music

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I have used 4K. Considering that water ruins resolution, in my opinion, it doesn't make sense to go over 4K

I think catfish has a bit overhyped reputation. However, I filmed some successful hunting as well. Film is coming soon (subscribe to my channel)

Ok, Master Qui-Gon

It would be extremely rare but yeah those Wels are no joke. They could potentially damage your equipment or even knock you unconscious. If catfish are the scariest thing in the water you’ll probably be alright though. Where I live we’re more worried about gators and sharks 😅

It's only aggressive during the mating season and by protecting the nest. Most of the time, even the big ones, they just swimm away from scuba divers.

There unable to eat you so they have no reason to attack you, only if they guard there eggs

@@draco2378 you tell that to a 10+ ft wels

@@officialtoastyy You kind of deserve it if you go up to a 10+ ft catfish bruh

Probably way bigger

50 tot 100 kg

@@louismarlow53 actually according to my observation of many night dives with hunting catfish, pike is high on the prey list. I saw many attempts but recorded only one successful predation.

Off like a torpedo.

to be fair they are very much hunted everyday by other bigger pike lol

It was a perch but I know what you mean

@@jamiesmart9016 perch as well, but if you watch again few pikes have also escaped

I liked its color

I think it's a perch, not a pike

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They don't rely on visual information during the hunt

@@secretsofthelake1966 when theres no light. Cool vid tho

Yeah they do, lol. That's why they have eyes​@@secretsofthelake1966

Flatheads often feed in shallow water and will use sight to hunt prey

They have shit eyesight like me 😂

Is there any catfish pokemon?

Whiscash

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Where did you see a Zander ?

@@jeremyperraud1357 maybe its perch, or rock zander

It’s a perch

@@secretsofthelake1966 still applies..

That was a yellow perch nice size one to