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Bass Fishing HOF: Limited Edition Legacy Lures from Pradco
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To commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the Bass Fishing Hall of Fame, PRADCO partnered with lure-painting legend Frank Scalish to create five exclusive colors on legacy lures from Heddon, Norman, and Cotton Cordell. Each bait bears the printed signature of a Hall of Fame icon. Only 300 of each color exist, and all proceeds benefit the Hall’s mission of preserving, promoting, and conserving bass fishing.
Bill Dance wanted one thing: realism. Scalish delivered with Threadfin Flair — a hyper-realistic shad finish complete with semi-transparent body, pearl highlights, and a solid natural stomach. On the Heddon Spit’n Image, this finish brings the flash and profile of the baitfish bass can’t ignore.
The Cotton Cordell Big O, one of the first-ever squarebills, now wears Bobby Murray’s Hot Gill finish — a hot chartreuse bluegill pattern built to shine in dirty water but versatile enough for clear water. This bait’s buoyant deflection makes it as fishable today as it was in Murray’s prime.The Norman Deep Little N is a staple crankbait, and it’s one of Larry Nixon’s favorites. Scalish gave Nixon his wish for a red finish with Enchilada Sauce — a high-end, fiery red with shadowing, mottling, and depth variations that mimic the nuance of real prey.Rick Clunn, one of the greatest competitors in bass fishing history, chose the Heddon One Knocker Spook. Frank Scalish gave it the ‘Green Back Gizzard’ treatment — green pearl scales on top, purple-tinted silver on the sides, and a silver-blue belly. It’s a tribute to Clunn’s precision topwater style, combining his favorite gizzard shad pattern with a painter’s eye.Roland Martin’s Super Spook gets a tropical makeover with Peacock Bass. Scalish layered blue, green, and gold pearls into the black bars, then added a distinct orange-pearl lateral line above a crisp white belly. It’s exotic, flashy, and perfectly at home on a bait known for drawing explosive topwater strikes.
