Description
Description
The Nomad Design DTX Minnow 220 Heavy Duty Sinking is a purpose-built fishing lure from Nomad Design. The DTX MINNOW 220mm Heavy Duty is a revolution in trolling minnows, featuring the Patented Autotune™ System, Metal Matrix Plate System, Diamond Armour internal strength system and Hydrospeed belly eyelet technology, the DTX Heavy Duty series is in a class of its own.
The DTX 220mm Minnow can be trolled at over 12 knots and will reach a maximum depth of over 50ft+ when trolled at 8-10 knots and 80-100yds. Ideal for the toughest predatory fish like Tuna, Wahoo, Mackerel and Mahi Mahi, the DTX Minnow is your first choice in bluewater trolling lures.
Designed and tested in Australia, Nomad Design lures are not only super tough and durable, but also use unique colours and most importantly unique and highly effective shapes and actions.
Key features
- The DTX MINNOW 220mm Heavy Duty is a revolution in trolling minnows, featuring the Patented Autotune™ System, Metal Matrix Plate System, Diamond...
- The DTX 220mm Minnow can be trolled at over 12 knots and will reach a maximum depth of over 50ft+ when trolled at 8-10 knots and 80-100yds
- Ideal for the toughest predatory fish like Tuna, Wahoo, Mackerel and Mahi Mahi, the DTX Minnow is your first choice in bluewater trolling lures
- The unique body shape design creates a distressed baitfish swimming action
- Combined with the Patented Autotune™ self-tuning towpoint, this lure just keeps swimming deep, straight, and true, first time every time every time
- Designed and tested in Australia, Nomad Design lures are not only super tough and durable, but also use unique colours and most importantly unique...
About Nomad Design
Designed and tested in Australia by the Nomad Sportfishing Team, Nomad Design lures are tough, durable and built around unique shapes, actions and colours. Every lure is designed for a specific purpose and balanced to work perfectly with its chosen hooks, drawing on decades of experience on the water to last longer and catch bigger fish.







