These are prepared ready-made pieces of 10cm x 6cm. So you can get started right away.

Thanks to Jan Reiniers, this has become a super popular tying material with still unprecedented catching power! Take a look at his website to see what you can do with it: http://www.janreniers.nl/palinghuid.html

Jan says: '' You can do nice things with eel skin. It is very strong and can, if it is made a little damp, be processed very easily. You make nice cover plates for nymphs and shrimps or as a wing on a muddler. It gives a nice natural look to a fly and maybe the smell also helps a bit. The idea is already from the 1800s. At that time, a strip of eel skin was inserted in the shape of a willow leaf, a head of wire and that was it. With some imagination there is still some more possible.

Many designs have been tried and developed over the years. Eel skin has meanwhile brought all kinds of fish on the side, from salmon to blue fish .... they all like it. ''

These are prepared ready-made pieces of 10cm x 6cm. So you can get started right away.