Norman Lures® Professional Edge™ Baits - Mad N
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Mad N's coffin lip bounces off structure to trigger more strikes!
These productive, tournament-proven Mad N's crankbaits come in brilliant finishes. You can count on plenty of flash and reflection, and it's tough, too--guaranteed to never wear off! On top of their great finish, Mad N's feature a tough, coffin lip, 3-D eyes, flared gills and Mustad® Ultra Point™ hooks. Length: 2". Weight: 3/8 oz. Dives: 4'. Hook Size: #4. Made in USA.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by zackthebeast15 my biggest bass yet
today i went to the golf course and i was fishing in a small pond. i didnt even know if it had a fish in it. so i tied on a chartreuse black back mad n and a violet shad fat boy. i like both of these lures but with the mad n i caught about a 5 pound bass. wish i could have got a picture.
August 15, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Creepy Not so much
I am a huge Norman fan, BUT this one is not a winner. Not sure why, but I havent caught anything on this. I have the Chart/black back. Has a hard wobble. I have owned this bait for two years, and NADA. I have even thrown into some gnarly junk, hoping to lose it, and it keeps coming back, without a fish on it. Try the Middle N instead.
March 5, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Joeliiively Catches fish
Used this lure in the fire firetiger color at a local shallow pond and it worked great. Ran deeper than I thought it would so I did a slow roll retrieve with rod tip up and caught 5 on it so far. Great clear coat finish, and good price.
March 3, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Scottmac12 not a very good investment
it looks really good so i decided to buy it, bad idea. it swims strange and does not catch fish. if you are reading this learn from my mistake, DO NOT BUY IT.
January 27, 2011
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Best to contact the manufacturer.
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I want a square-billed (or coffin-lipped) lure that has very hard side-to-side vibrating action. Any suggestions?
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my best suggestion is anything by cotten cordel... awsome for bass pike and pickerel.
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From my man cave where I make them? Sorry, I know of no specific coffin or square billed lure with a "hard" side to side action. The lip is intended to reduce snags and the hard side to side causes snags as the treble hook swings outside of the bill profile.Mine were mistakes. LOL
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I recommend the Bandit 100 series. They are reasonably priced and have what you want. Bomber square A is another. XCaliber square bill is another one. All of these are reasonably priced and work exactly as you want. Match the forage, plus water color and you should do well.Answers
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Depends on the bass.
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The one that they are hitting today - LOL.I prefer the colors that match the baitfish in my area, or the crayfish, unless the water is .....................
Sorry, there is no "one" color that is BEST.
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Any Craw color.
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The color of the water generally answers this question best...dark colors or chartruse for stained/muddy water and lighter colors for clear water.
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lurecollector you ask to many questions for startersi must have answered about 50 of them so far at least
the best color for bass in this lure would be something that mimics what the fish want in your area
try the bass pro exclusive 30 sunfish
looks great and make a review on how it works if you decide to buy
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is this or the bass pro shops nitro shallow crankbait a better all-round crankbait for bass?
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I have been using the "Original" Norman lures as they are closer to realistic paint jobs. I have used them for at least 15 years and they still catch a lot of fish. Can't argue with that success rate.
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They are both tools, as as such, both work equally well, depending on the conditions and day.I find the Norman Coffin Lip a little better at bouncing off rocks but the Nitro a little better bouncing off timber.
Both have a respected place in my tackle box(s)
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I prefer the Mad N but the fish have to answer this question on a day to day basis.Images for this Question
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Hard to tell from the picture, I could sure use a front or bottom view, but...............Looks like a Mad N.
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This is a Deep Baby N. Dives to about 7 feet. Thin N dives to about 4-5 feet.
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BPS sells both, so that is hard to answer. If a picture from the front or bottom was available it would be possible to give a reasonably accurate answer.1 of 1
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