The FASTEST DTX Minnow yet | DIVING PLUG with a 4-18 knot speed range! | DTX180HD by Nomad Design
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- DTX180HD - Fully loaded with Nomad lure technology for incredible performance and durability. This is the fastest DTX minnow yet!
The Patented Autotune System is at the core of the DTX180HD's performance. Combined with the streamlined Hydrospeed belly eyelet, the shallow running DTX180HD achieves trolling speeds never seen before in a bibbed minnow.
Durability is achieved with our Metal Matrix plate system, HDABS construction and Diamond Armour internal strength system. Subject to rigorous strength and durability testing Nomad's Heavy Duty range goes through a quality control process second to none.
The Heavy Duty concept extends to terminals with a set of BKK Viper 4X trebles swinging off the DTX180HD.
The DTX180HD has been crafted by decades of on the water guiding experience in some of the toughest and most prolific fishing grounds in the world. In every sense, each Nomad Design lure is crafted by experience.
Nomad never fails to impress with their constant innovation dedication to improve in our fishing industry! Congratulations to all the Nomad team 🎉
Can't wait to get my hands on the new models and put them to work in my waters 🏝️🎣😎
Thanks for the positive feedback - That's what we're all about!
Can't wait to put this and the madscad 190 in my spread 🎣🙌
It's a weapon - wait till you see what we have been catching on them
Hey guys caught plenty of Spanish Mackerel recently trawling the DTX180 out on the Swains Reef. Almost half of the fish I caught were foul hooked with the treble hooks. Is this common? Makes things pretty interesting. Would you recommend switching to a single hook setup? 🎣
That's interesting! I wouldn't say that is a common occurrence. You can definitely switch out to singles, or keep treble on the belly and run a single at the back
Please add a larger dtx to the product offering, 250-270 range - will probably need to have a segmented body to run 15-18 knots. Or perhaps recreate an actual fish body with stainless steel backbone with hook connections, with a flexible rubber body that can be swapped out once it gets too damaged by the toothy critters
Interesting - Thanks for the feedback
What’s the recommended way to rig the DTX-180 I tried cable and wire but jumps out the water at 12-15 knots. Whats the recommended distance to troll them at, maybe I ran mine too short but I’d appreciate some feedback please.🇧🇸🇧🇸🇧🇸
Watch this video - Setting the spread ua-cam.com/video/YpKAL6eCMjE/v-deo.html
Hey mate on the Madscad you had a single hook at the front and treble at the rear and said it was the best configuration for higher speed. Can the same be done with this lure or are the 2 trebles the ideal configuration.
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Sorry Matt, wrong comment I replied to! Yes you can run a single/treble combo on the DTXs, or 2 singles if you prefer.
Can you tie heavy mono right to it or do you got to crimp it
Sure can. Keep your knots neat and don't go too heavy on the leader. Around 200lb is probably as heavy as you want to go.
When will this be on the website
Should be available late next week on USA website
i have DTX-120 but at 8-9 Knot it jump out of the water. what's wrong ?
What size leader are you running?
The DTX 120 is designed for slower speeds 1-6 knots. Check out the spec table at the link below for a guide on trolling speeds.
www.nomadtackle.com/collections/pcs-dtx-inshore
What triple size should i attach to dtx 220 and 200
Hey - What do you mean by triple size?
I'm hesitant to buy any more DTX minnows. After catching one or two fish they don't run straight anymore. They run crooked and fly out of the water. I checked the eyelets are straight and hardware is all good. I've had multiple DTX do this to me. It sucks but these don't perform after a few strikes.
Please get in touch with our warranty team with any DTX issues www.nomadtackle.com/pages/warranty-policy
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