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massbassman · 12-27-2012, 05:56 PM

Another source for quality eelskins is CowHarbor Bait and Tackle in NY., Cow Harbor Tackle - HOME. The owner, Mark, is a super nice guy, always cheerful, friendly, and eager to help. The skins come individually packaged in a vacuum sealed bags in a brine solution, and can be stored indefinately, till you're ready to use them. As Chef eluded to, the skins are not cheap, and if i remember, run between $7-10 apeice. But, they are ready to use out of the package and are high quality. I buy my plugs from Salty's and the 2 oz. eel skin plug is a close match to an Atom40 Jr. Talk to Mark if you need them bigger or smaller, as he can tailor them to your needs. The phone # is (631)239-1631 if anyone's interested in contacting him.

12-27-2012, 05:56 PM	#11
massbassman Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Ashland, Mass. Posts: 596	Another source for quality eelskins is CowHarbor Bait and Tackle in NY., Cow Harbor Tackle - HOME. The owner, Mark, is a super nice guy, always cheerful, friendly, and eager to help. The skins come individually packaged in a vacuum sealed bags in a brine solution, and can be stored indefinately, till you're ready to use them. As Chef eluded to, the skins are not cheap, and if i remember, run between $7-10 apeice. But, they are ready to use out of the package and are high quality. I buy my plugs from Salty's and the 2 oz. eel skin plug is a close match to an Atom40 Jr. Talk to Mark if you need them bigger or smaller, as he can tailor them to your needs. The phone # is (631)239-1631 if anyone's interested in contacting him.