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Like many passionate anglers, my fishing journey began with my grandfather, who introduced me to the joy of fishing. We started simple, using a stick as a rod, with a line and a homemade cork float attached. Those were fantastic times. We fished all summer long, and over the years, this experience nurtured my love for fishing.
As I grew older, I started fishing independently, perfecting my technique and gear every season. Saturdays were dedicated to preparing baits, lures, and equipment, ensuring everything was in perfect condition for the best fishing experience.
Moving to Ireland opened up new avenues in my fishing adventure. I observed experienced anglers using two popular methods: fly fishing and spinning. Both techniques fascinated me, and I quickly adopted them. The stunning Irish lakes, wild rivers, and the whispering woods created an irresistible call for me every week.
My appetite for fishing grew, especially for landing the biggest Irish predators like pike. Irish waters, rich in fish, posed a challenging but exciting task. I pondered over various strategies – where and when to fish, and what baits to use. Following the advice of a seasoned angler, I began tying my own spinning flies. This approach proved to be a game-changer. On my very first trial with a self-made pheasant fly, I caught a magnificent pike on my fourth cast. That moment solidified my passion and direction in fishing. Subsequent fishing trips with my homemade pheasant flies led to the catch of a lifetime, further confirming my belief in this method.
I’ve always been open about my fishing techniques and baits. Soon, fellow anglers started noticing and successfully tried fishing with my lures. Now, I want to share my knowledge and lures with a broader community of anglers. It brings me immense joy to hear that others are catching their dream fish using my baits. This is not just about fishing; it’s about sharing those beautiful moments by the water.
Tomasz Zwierzyński, Pheasant Flies.”
