Norman Deep Little N 2.5" 3/8oz Rootbeer
The Norman Deep Little N is a proven crankbait that's earned its place in tackle boxes for decades. This 2.5-inch, 3/8-ounce lure dives into the 9–12 foot zone, making it effective for bass anglers working deeper structure and ledges. The rootbeer finish blends naturally with stained and dark water conditions, and the medium wobble action triggers strikes whether you're slow-rolling it along bottom or burning it back to the boat.
What makes the Deep Little N worth keeping rigged is its versatility. The action profile works across different retrieve speeds—you're not locked into one cadence to get results. That flexibility means you can adjust your presentation to match the mood of the fish without swapping lures. In tournament and club tournaments, this lure has earned its classic reputation by producing consistent results in competitive situations.
If you're targeting deeper flats, channel ledges, or submerged structure in 9–12 feet of water, the Deep Little N fits naturally into a pattern-based approach. The rootbeer color is equally at home in murky water and moderately clear conditions, so it covers a range of water clarity scenarios without needing to re-tie.
Key Features
- Dives to 9–12 feet for deeper structure and ledges
- Medium wobble action effective at multiple retrieve speeds
- 2.5-inch profile balanced at 3/8 ounce for easy casting and control
- Rootbeer finish performs in stained and low-light water
- Proven classic design with tournament track record
Specifications
| Length | 2.5 inches |
| Weight | 3/8 ounce |
| Dive Depth | 9–12 feet |
| Action | Medium wobble |
| Color | Rootbeer |
| Type | Crankbait |
Frequently Asked Questions
What water depth does the Norman Deep Little N work best in?
The Deep Little N is designed to hunt in the 9–12 foot range, making it ideal for bass holding on deeper flats, ledges, and submerged structure.
Will this crankbait work if I'm slow rolling or fast retrieving?
Yes. The medium wobble action produces strikes across different retrieve speeds, so you can adjust your presentation—slow rolling along bottom or burning it back faster—without losing effectiveness.
What water conditions is the rootbeer color best for?
The rootbeer finish is particularly effective in stained and dark water where natural, darker baitfish patterns match forage and blend into the environment.
Is the Norman Deep Little N suitable for tournament fishing?
The Deep Little N is a classic-winning design with a proven tournament track record, making it a reliable choice for both recreational and competitive situations.

