Author Topic: Lurebuilding woman form Poland (Read 11494 times)

superharmonix · « **Reply #15 on:** 11/07/16 21:04 UTC »

Nice work! Welcome to a fantastic group of peeps.

....and please don;t bring TOO much class to this forum. We won;t know what to do with that.

2XL · « **Reply #16 on:** 11/08/16 05:51 UTC »

HOLY CROW ! Those lures truly are works of art.

I have read that English is one of the toughest languages to learn/master. So don't worry about it. Your English is better than some folks I know who were born here.

I for one who would be interested in learning more about the fishing in Poland. Like what are the popular species and how do fish for them ?

Welcome to the board. I hope you stick around to share more of your work with us.

Fatman · « **Reply #17 on:** 11/08/16 18:45 UTC »

Welcome aboard!! You make some amazing blades!!

Elizabeth Jagodzinska · « **Reply #18 on:** 11/08/16 19:30 UTC »

I build bait, not only in metal and more spoon.
Wobblers a wedding. Wobblers polyurethane foam and wood. Hand-painted.
And here I have a question: What do you use varnish coating the last layer of bait.
In Poland, they are varnishes "hartzlack" or "Domalux". A I am looking a lot harder clearcoats.
When I was a child I loved Little fable called "reksio" - from the name of the dog
I had to make a few wobblers with Reksio

And this is my first spoon

very feminine spoon pattern of flowers, caught pike

And wobbler pattern of flowers to , caught brown trout

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XRnMEMbN14

A short video of lures and trout and me

Elizabeth Jagodzinska · « **Reply #19 on:** 11/08/16 19:33 UTC »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_R454AxF5U

Botanophilia · « **Reply #20 on:** 11/08/16 22:04 UTC »

Great looking lures and fishes! If you ever do a video about how to make these spoons from start to finish, I'm sure we'd all love to see them. And your English is plenty good enough.

olsarge · « **Reply #21 on:** 11/09/16 08:21 UTC »

I giggled when I seen the last set of pics-don't know why really, just something about puppies and flowers on fishing lures tickled my funny bone. Thinkin outside the box and I 100 percent approve.

Elizabeth Jagodzinska · « **Reply #22 on:** 11/09/16 15:04 UTC »

When the fish all day do not want to get caught and I need to go home. I showed fish what I think about them. This is a very good lure to the end of the day without fish.

olsarge · « **Reply #23 on:** 11/09/16 17:38 UTC »

Yer killin it

WALLEYE WACKER · « **Reply #24 on:** 11/09/16 22:20 UTC »

Go on her face book and you tube there is some really awesome bait's that she makes. They are some works of art. It's so cool that she happend to join this forum it people like her that adds so much too this forum. No matter we're in the world we as fisher people always have something to share and am greatfull that she has shown use what she makes. Thanks Elizabeth keep use up to date with your next creation. The spoons,spinners,cranks are encredibale !!!!!!!!!!!!

Elizabeth Jagodzinska · « **Reply #25 on:** 11/29/16 12:42 UTC »

My new project for Slavic Viking. Pike spoon 10 cm. The copper plate 1 mm. In addition, weighted down with a brass plate inscription.
I called it the "Copper princess'"
I have a question. Is Guadalupe Mountains National Park trout fishing? Do any of you out there catching?
One more question. How to move my thread on the thread dedicated spoon. About here:
http://custombaits.com/index.php?board=31.0