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The Gibbs Skinny G is a light weight trolling spoon. It mimics small bait fish and has an erratic wounded action that changes frequently. It features a lifelike eye, welded rings, and a Mustad Ultra Point hook. The Skinny G is available in glow and nickel finishes with 11 vibrant colors. The spoon is ¼ oz and can be trolled at speeds from 2mph and faster. The Gibbs Skinny G is a light weight trolling spoon. It mimics small bait fish and has an erratic wounded action that changes frequently.

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