Thread: Identifying a Bandit

I primarily have 300's and a few 200's. The size of the bill is the only way that I know. If you will take a picture - side view. Several of us should be able to give our opinions.

Thanks, that is what I was thinking too. I have a 300 still in the package, so I will compare that to what I have. I will need to come up with a method to mark them.

i keep a sharpie in the boat, mark every bait on the bill when it comes out of the box. I also do a lot of open water trolling for walleyes so keeping track of dive curves,etc. its a must to mark all the diff baits I use walleye and even bass fishing...there are so many and diff kinds and impossible to remember all of them

Originally Posted by HuskerCrappie

i keep a sharpie in the boat, mark every bait on the bill when it comes out of the box. I also do a lot of open water trolling for walleyes so keeping track of dive curves,etc. its a must to mark all the diff baits I use walleye and even bass fishing...there are so many and diff kinds and impossible to remember all of them

Thanks for the tip on the sharpie. I was thing about that but wasn’t sure it would hold up. I will give it a try. I was just out in the shop and dug out the Bandits. The bill on the 300 is much larger than the 200.

The 300's has a little bb in the bill. Also the bill is bigger.
LittleJohn

300's have a longer bill with a BB in the bill. 200's are same size bodies but have a shorter bill that is still rounded but does not have the BB. and finally a 100 has an even shorter bill but their bill is square or flat across the front. Hope this helps.