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sworrall

Posted 4/28/2004 6:27 PM (#105421)
Subject: Nils Master Cranks

Posts: 32958

Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin

Troy and I met with the folks from Nils Master USA last week to look at some of the new products they carry. I was impressed with the new 10" Invincible and the 6"Jumbo. l I am looking forward to throwing them this year. Anyone use the Jumbo yet?

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ToddM

Posted 4/28/2004 9:50 PM (#105434 - in reply to #105421)
Subject: RE: Nils Master Cranks

Posts: 20281

Location: oswego, il

That looks like a deep diver, now why did you have to go and show me that? Now I have to have one.

lobi

Posted 4/28/2004 10:01 PM (#105435 - in reply to #105421)
Subject: RE: Nils Master Cranks

Posts: 1137

Location: Holly, MI

Nils makes a fine high quality product (and I'm not just saying that because I'm Finn). A 10 inch troller in Chocolate Perch took the 42 pounder last summer on Lake St Clair here in Detroit . I think the Chocolate perch might have been a custom paint job however.

JAY SBMC

Posted 5/1/2004 12:50 AM (#105624 - in reply to #105421)
Subject: RE: Nils Master Cranks

Posts: 148

Location: DES MOINES, IOWA

Steve, I bought a Nils at a local bait shop, when I was in there to pick up a hunting license last Fall, so I haven,t used it yet.What I bought was quite impressive, but had no name on it.Sounds like what Lobi was referring to.10" snout to tail, 4 3/4" in diameter by the head tapering down to a 1 1/2" tail, with a 1 5/8" width to the lip.Pretty heavy bait that looks like it trolls between 14-16'.Mine has a color scheme resembling a rainbow trout with an orange belly, and is really eye catching.It looks like a winner, but won,t know till this Summer, for sure.

sworrall

Posted 5/2/2004 6:54 AM (#105668 - in reply to #105624)
Subject: RE: Nils Master Cranks

Posts: 32958

Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin

I have the catalog here, which is quite extensive including spoons, walleye and bass size cranks, and the larger lrues for Pike and Muskie. Great colors!

Anyone ever try the spoons for Salmon?

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