Stefan has been saying for a long time that I have to try his grandmother's shoes, so this year I thought it's time to see if Stefan's mormyskor delivers. He makes them himself in his hobby room and paints them in fluorescent colors that really show up in the water.
I stopped by his place to pick up some mother muskies and his propeller, which should be extra efficient to fish with when the fishing is a little slower, according to Stefan. Propeller can be seen in the picture below along with his green fluorescent mother musk.
When others had a hard time getting the chars to bite, I sat on his propeller and mormusky and filled the quota of two fish almost immediately. I remember that Stefan said that there is a fishing guarantee on his stuff and that was really true.
On day two it was time to test the next mormusik, this day I chose a rum-like mother musk in orange fluorescent color. Much to my surprise, it didn't take long before even today's quota was filled. Mormyskans can be seen in the picture below together with that day's chars.
After testing Stefan's mommy shoes, I have learned two things, on the other hand, they really work and if you want to fish for a while, you shouldn't use his mummies and propellers.
The propeller that Stefan uses is freewheeling on the device he makes between two players. It's an advantage that he does that because that way the main line doesn't get twisted, as it did on other variants that I tested.
The mormysks are available in three different hook sizes and after fishing with them for two days I can truly say that Stefan's mormysks deliver. It's probably lucky that there are quotas on what you can take up every day because if you use Stefan's marsh mosses and propellers, because otherwise the lakes would probably be emptied after a couple of days.
Stefan Resin you reach 070 – 248 72 37 or stefan_resin@hotmail.com
By the pen and photo: Stefan's grandmothers deliver: Jan Johansson
