Reaction Innovations- Skinny Dipper

[djmax22]

Has anyone use the Skinny Dippper? How do you fish these? Weightless or on a jig head?

I picked up a few packs. Hopefully they catch more than just me.  ;D

[bocabasser]

great beat dj. i swim mine through the pads weightless. i also will add a small screw in weight and cast it and let sink. then i will reel it back slowly like a crank. they work, just keep trying them.

[djmax22]

Thanks for the response. I just love the profile of this plastic. It is like a fluke on steroids. That paddle-tail should be killer.

I was thinking about trying them on a spot remover, but I like the swimming idea a lot better maybe with a small 1/16 or 1/8oz weight.

[Brad_Coovert]

Did you get the full size or the smaller one?  I do quite well on the full sized one.  i like to rig them weightless or on one of the weighted hooks like the Mustad or LAke Fork swimbait hooks.

Brad

[djmax22]

It must be the bigger one since once size is listed and there is also a little dipper.

Brad, what weights do you use?

[bpm2000]

full sized, on weighted falcon hooks.

[guitarkid]

I prefer not to skinny dip. just kidding.

I have heard a jerk and die technique works for any kind of minnow bait.

             -searoach

[treble_hook_smile]

Yea, these baits work well. I started using them last summer in the same places I would fish a swimbait. Did very well and they cost a heck of a lot less then basstrix and other paddle tails. I did really well with white trash and bad shad.

[South FLA]

I love the reaction's Skinny Dipper!  

I started with one pack,  and ordered a dumper truck full of them after my initial success.  I use them weightless on a 4/0 Gammy Hook, they tend to tear a pretty easy so make sure you use some glue or a corkscrew spring hook (i.e. Horny Toad Hook)

Good luck I am sure you'll do well.  

What colors did you get?