Boogers Eel skin plug DOES swim very nice. I will put it to the Montauk test real soon.I use the small zip ties to secure the skin to the plug (INSIDE OUT skin is my preference).
Eel skin plugs are absolutely deadly, its too bad more guys are not willing to do the little rigging work,it only takes like 3 minutes, and it really pays off big.
Once you've got your eel skins rigged nice on your plugs how do you guys store them? Don't they have to be kept wet in a brine solution like a pork rind or can you let them dry out and once rewetted thy are as good as new?
Kosher pickling salt. Get a Rubbermaid container that will hold your plugs without having to squeeze them in. Take the kosher Salt and fill the container to a level about 3/4 of the depth of the container. Drizzle water over the salt until it has the consistency of wet sand ( you can poke your finger into it and it leaves a nice hole with no water build-up on the bottom of the conatiner. Your ready. Store in the fridge between trips but never freeze. Check salt occasionally for dampness and add as needed. If rust occurs remove the offending hardware and change the salt out. After a while some skins will bleach out from the salt. It's ok cause the fish still hit them especially on eelskin jigs but you can change out the skin if you like the blue side or dark side better. Rig a couple of each as some nights they like blue side and some they prefer the dark side.
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