[daffy_duck]

is this translator can work English-Bulgarian,it is hard to understan some of the posts

[Florida Don]

No - but it will go from English to Russian.

Give it a try - the arrows (^) have drop down menus to choose the language

[daffy_duck]

thanks,I will try
here is a another "jointed" jig head, used for "sponge fishes",or light
"jig worms" that is eazy to home-made.
hope to help somebody

[psv]

Oh well, back in 90 it was the hottest baits in Russia. Walleye's killer, as well as pike. Work in USA and Canada as well (tested). Lead head - below is the link from Do-It:
Do-it Molds: Ear Ball Lure

The best material to make - it's the foam from computers and hardwares packages (white and grey).

Regards, PSV

[psv]

Áëåñíà, ïðèìàíêè, ðûáîëîâíûå òîâàðû äëÿ ðûáàëêè
Áëåñíà, ïðèìàíêè, ðûáîëîâíûå òîâàðû äëÿ ðûáàëêè

Another link to check.
Nova,
You work with what you have I guess.
I couldn't buy any brand lures. Nobody sell them at that time in my city. No Internet orders, no catalogs. We were lucky enough to have a friend in Moscow. He bought twisters and others plastics for us (made in China, of course). Now I send the lures and parts to my friend. The fishing stuff is really expensive there.
We did spinners, jigs heads and this " porolon" fish. Even clevices I did by hand. What a pain!!! Below is the samples . The spinner is 14 years old and made in Russia by my fishing partner in 1994. Keep it as a memory of those great time.

[fatfingers]

Thank you. I enjoyed reading about this method.

[nova]

I know what it's like to be on a budget and I understand what you are saying. No disrespect was intended.

When I started tying flies at 16 I had to use whatever I could get my hands on. It forces you to be really inventive. Maybe that's why; now 42 years later; I look at everything as potentially a shape or part for a new bait.

I never liked to go shopping. I would know what I wanted and go get it and get out. Now I wander through stores looking at shapes; patterns and even colors. You never know when an idea will hit you.

www.novalures.com

[hazmail]

Just goes to show, 'there is more than one way to skin a fish' - great post AC/DC, really interesting stuff. pete

[Swede]

I´ve seen similar lures with a tail glued onto the sponge thats cut from a dishwashing glove cut like a grubtail swims nice on a very slow retrive

[HookUp]

Take that sponge and soak it in fish scent

Anise
Garlic
Crawfish extract

Should be a killer fish attracter.