So how is eel-skin not cut-bait?
Could one use it in Yellowstone Park where it says "artificials and flies
only"?
Seems like they'd slap a fine on you if they caught you fishing with a strip
of eel-skin- tanned or not.

DonO

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Subject: [VFB] Eels skin


> Who here has access to eel skin for fly tying??
> I remember seeing some patterns for eel skin baitfish and would like to
give
> one or two a shot. I have never seen it offered in any catalogue here or
O/S
> but remember the patterns coming from one of the Scandinavian countries.
> In Oz, going back to the late 1800s I think, it was used on spinners (as
in
> the lures, not fly fishing).
>
> Anyone can help me out??
>
> R
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