DD22 Deep-Diving Crankbait Bass Fishing Lure

The Norman DD22 is a great deep diving bait. Well built and perfect for what I am doing out here in SoCal chasing Spotted Bay Bass and Sand Bass. On a nice long cast they get down deep quickly. Spotty's love the red. Just don't tell anyone :)

The media could not be loaded. I am sure that this will be a great lure, but it is NOT the same color as pictured, was hoping for the gold bottom as in the picture. I am disappointed but was not going to give a 1 star review because I am sure the lure will still be great because we only buy Norman lures.

Caught two bass within a few minutes of each other with this lure. This thing works flawlessly.

This lure always works and has yet to fail at catching largemouth bass

Walleye deep? No problem for these beauties! Make sure to long line and deal with the grass.

What I said above

The product is a DD22 just like you can get just about anywhere. Great for catching active fish in deeper water but bad for the arms if you don't have a lower gear ratio reel. Found thru Amazon cheaper than any local retailer...and if you have a prime acct., the free 2 day shipping saves a bunch!

My first 2 cast I caught fish.The next cast I lost my lure.I had given up on ever receving the lure,it took over a month,but the company refunded my money because it was lost in shipping.When I recevied it the package had been opened and resealed with staples.I've already bought another one because it worked so good.

I use this lure alot in the fall to find those hidden pikes and walleyes. It easily goes over 20ft deep while trolling on my kayak. The more line you give out the deeper it goes. Gives out lots of energetic action. I troll this lure using a medium action rod. The 2 treble hooks are sturdy than average hooks.

Caught my biggest bass to date with this about 4lbs

最新のルアーのようなハイテクでないにしろ、ここ一番で釣れます。基本のスタイルと圧倒的なボリューム感、浅いところから深い所（3.0メートル以上）もカバーしてくれます。表層を超スローに引くとウネウネと泳いでくれます。新型ルアーの空きスペースに是非一本　！ウエイトもあるので良く飛んでくれます　！

One of the best deep diving lures. However they do go out of tune every now and then but it's super easy to tune the lure so it swims correctly. Basically you ever so slightly bend the line tie the opposite way the lure is rolling, if you can visually see a change you have bent it to far.

Looking forward to testing these out on my annual fishing trip along the st lawrence this summer!