Shakespeare Floating Bait Lure Ad
This Shakespeare Floating Bait Lure Ad comes to us from what I believe is a 1922 Shakespeare Lure Catalog. I say what I believe is, as it says Catalog #20 in it, and knowing Shakespeare printed its first catalog in 1902 Im just making the assumption. However, the lures in it date it to 1917. Either way we get to see a lure not highlighted, found or shared often, the Shakespeare Floating Bait. The Floating Bait was fashioned in the shape and design of the Heddon 900 series lure.
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Shakespeare “Favorite” Floating Bait
This is absolutely a surface floating bait with a hook arrangement that is right. The belly hook is held in position by a small pin, and the tail hook gets the strikes from behind. The shape of the body makes the bait ride properly in the water.
No. 41 – Length of Body 3 3/8″ inches, one double belly hook, one treble tail hook
No. 41SRF – Solid Red in Color
No. 41SWF – Solid White in Color
No. 41 SYF – Solid Yellow in Color
No. 41 FBF – Imitation Frog Color
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