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Any of you experts here know what this crankbait is? I got it in a lot of baits that I bought from another forum member and I've been murdering the local bass population with it. I'd like to get a few more, but I don't know what it is.

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THANKS!

Tom

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I agree its a norman I'm 99% positive I just looked at the same one at my local walmart

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Bandit 100 series tennessee shad w/sparkle. I'm 99.9% sure I have the same one in a 200 series (deeper diving) and the only difference is eye color (bandit changes eye colors constantly)

I know it looks like a Norman little n Tennessee shad (which is almost identical to a bandit 100 series) but I don't think they paint their baits with sparkles and bandit sometimes does.

Either or, whichever one you wish it to be

hope I helped

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Bandit 100 series tennessee shad w/sparkle. I'm 99.9% sure I have the same one in a 200 series (deeper diving) and the only difference is eye color (bandit changes eye colors constantly)

I know it looks like a Norman little n Tennessee shad (which is almost identical to a bandit 100 series) but I don't think they paint their baits with sparkles and bandit sometimes does.

Either or, whichever one you wish it to be

hope I helped

Norman has what they call gel coat finishes ,it sparkles , a very nice finish. B)

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I'd say Norman based on the close together eyes.

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Norman Little N

i think its official.

^right on the head. I'd bet my cranking rod on it. B) Banits body style is a lot shorter and more rounded and the lip is wider.

Posted

ew ew ewwwww pick me!!!!!

Is it a Rapala? JK def norman.

There is something about a Norman crankbait that is special. Kind of like a classic car or a good home cooked meal. They make me feel all warm inside! See my avatar picture? Same color but it was a DD22!

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THanks, guys! It's definitely a Norman. I guess I should have included something in the picture to give some indication as to size. It's definitely larger than a Baby N.

From the links provided above, I'm pretty sure that it's a Big N in Mean Green Gelcote.

This lure:

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in this color:

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Thanks again!

Tom

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Norman has what they call gel coat finishes ,it sparkles , a very nice finish. B)

ok I looked again and I was wrong, its a Norman (bandit has scales where it changes from yellow to black and also bandits eyes arn't so close together)

sorry guys

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ok I looked again and I was wrong, its a Norman (bandit has scales where it changes from yellow to black and also bandits eyes arn't so close together)

sorry guys

No need to be sorry, that's one of the great things about this forum. You ask a question and get several different opinions or answers from several different views. Vast amounts of knowledge is out there to be had from the members on here. B)

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No need to be sorry, that's one of the great things about this forum. You ask a question and get several different opinions or answers from several different views. Vast amounts of knowledge is out there to be had from the members on here. B)

It really is great that we can share all of our knowledge with each other. I only found B.R. a few days ago but it has quickly become my favorite website.

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