the bimbo skunk lure

  • Workboot
    Coon Rapids, MN
    Posts: 357
    #1279263

    Hey all. Has anybody heard of this lure? Was reading that it is great for gill and crappie. (uses a number 10 hook)

    wkw
    Posts: 730
    #1106134

    I had a different “bimbo” in mind. Sorry
    WKW

    Workboot
    Coon Rapids, MN
    Posts: 357
    #1106139

    Oh my.

    troy-starch
    stoddard wi
    Posts: 141
    #1106142

    yes I have herd about these some guys have ben useing them around here and say they are awsome Ihavent tryed any yet but plane on it. I have ben duck hunting in the dakotas cant weight to get back on old miss.

    Chuck Melcher
    SE Wisconsin, Racine County
    Posts: 1966
    #1106150

    They are all over another site as the go to lure for pan fishing. I have some, and may not have used in the right application yet, but have not had luck of any kind when I have tried. I have been using the gulp 1″ minnows on small jigs, drop shot rigs with plain gold hooks and both ways have worked. Each time I tried the skunk, just didn’t do it for me. Hoping that changes next spring.

    Mike Stephens
    WI.
    Posts: 1722
    #1106164

    I’ve tried them a couple times with no luck. I wouldn’t call them a lure, more like a fly. I have heard of some guys having great success though using them.

    mplspug
    Palmetto, Florida
    Posts: 25026
    #1106178

    Along those lines I am buying a few jigs that use feathers and yarn this year. I like the idea of broken up profiles just like when I use firetiger colors that have a lot of contrast.

    seeds
    SE WI
    Posts: 146
    #1106271

    It’s probably a decent lure. I do not plan on buying any as I have more than enough of the latest,greatest baits from the past couple decades. Sometimes that bait is good,other times not.

    Thge Bimbo skunk has been billed as the very best possible panfish bait…When I was a kid,I used to raid the refridgerator for panfish bait. Tiny cubes of Velveeta or other cheese,bits of hotdog,raw bacon,tiny chunks of last night’s leftover pork…Tiny breadballs….They all seemed to work equally well. Some stayed on the hook better,but during warmer water periods,bluegills just ain’t that tough to catch.

    Not much beats a piece of worm on a #8 tru-turn. I prefer a #6 so little ones can’t take it as deeply as often.

    Icefishing’s a little different but a small ice jig and a spike or plastic…

    lhprop1
    Eagan
    Posts: 1899
    #1106301

    I’ve been lured in by a few bimbo skanks over the years.

    Oh, you said SKUNK. Nevermind.

    Workboot
    Coon Rapids, MN
    Posts: 357
    #1106500

    Ooops. -)

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