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Norman Thin N

Started by 10-10 Bass Busters, March 05, 2008, 08:28:16 PM

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10-10 Bass Busters

anyone ever use this lure....i kinda have my eye on it...seems to be the only company offering a bluegill pattern in a thin crank

Skulley

I would agree with you.  I have not seen a bluegill pattern in a thin crankbait or at least as close to this one.  I have some of these new baits.  I have the bluegill pattern.  I prefer natural looking baits.  I think it will be a good one.  Can't wait to try them this spring along with the other new stuff I have bought this winter.

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10-10 Bass Busters

I love the dt series bluegill i caught so many fish on it last year.  The difference is the thin n is a thin crank rather than the normal fat body...I read an article about throwing thin cranks and wanted to try one this spring and only could find the norman in a bluegill pattern...im hitting bps next weekend so i hope they have one in stock.

1javelin

Bomber has a thin model also, not a bluegill pattern per se, but it is a pearl color with lime green stripes, looks absolutely dynamite!  I may pick one up and try it on the ponds around here before I get the boat out.  By the way, thank Indiana for allowing me to catch my first largie yesterday!!!!!!

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thedude

scott - i picked up one the thin-N in bluegill at dick's in gr (96 &28th street).
good looking bait.
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