Atlantic Lures 1969 Catalog
1969 Atlantic Lures Fishing Lure Catalog
The 1969 Atlantic Lures fishing lure catalog provides collectors with a detailed look at the lures and fishing tackle offered by Atlantic Lures, Inc. Atlantic Lures is famous for a host of lures they made imitating popular lures on the market and selling them to fishermen at a bargain price. They are still sought after by fishermen and collectors alike. Vintage fishing lure catalogs like this are important reference materials for identifying lure models, studying finishes and packaging, and researching the history of classic fishing tackle.
This catalog is part of the My Bait Shop Master Catalog Archive Project (MCAP), a growing digital archive of vintage fishing tackle catalogs and historical reference materials for collectors and researchers.
Catalog Details
Manufacturer: Atlantic Lures, Inc. (a Subsidiary of Woodstream Corporation)
Location: Providence, Rhode Island
Year: 1969
Catalog No: 6901
Type: Vintage fishing lure catalog
Format: 8 1/2" x 11"
Version: Consumer
Pages: 20 including covers
Collection: My Bait Shop Master Catalog Archive Project (MCAP)
Complete scanned catalog part of the My Bait Shop - Master Catalog Archive Project (MCAP). For research purposes only.
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Collector Tip
Sometimes the smaller companies can be a blast to collect and help fill out your collecting journey. Don't shy away from the smaller brands.
Popular Lures Featured in the 1969 Atlantic Lures Catalog
- Flathead
- Raposa
- Swamp Fox
- Lazy Susan
- Baron
- Paradise Popper
- Swanee
- Mermaid
- Bass R-Plug
- Bee-Pop
- Mus-King
- Squirrel Tail Metts Rocket
- Flashtail
- Frantic Antic
- and many many more...
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Historical Notes from the 1969 Atlantic Lures Catalog
This is one of my favorite miscellaneous companies and one of my favorite catalogs. Atlantic Lures made a successful company out of copying everyone else. They found a successful lure on the market and made one just like it and just changed the name. The famous Bomber became the Baron, Mepps spinners became Metts, Rapalas were Raposa, and my favorite Jitterbugs became Frantic Antics. There are so many more, the entire catalog is filled with them. Did they sell? Heck yeah. Vintage tackle boxes are full of these and they are so often misidentified. When you do identify them they tend to be fairly collectible in their own rights. They made super colorful and great baits.
This catalog is tough to find, as are all of their catalogs and is packed with colorful images to help you start to identify these awesome baits and give them some love. Start a collection of Plunger Pups next time you see some.
Below is the complete scanned 1969 Atlantic Lures fishing lure catalog. Each page is shown in order so collectors and researchers can study the lure models, finishes, and tackle descriptions used by the Atlantic Lure Company during this period.
NOTE: Printed catalog did not include the covers in their page numbers so our numbers do not match.
Catalog Cover
Cover of the 1969 Atlantic Lures Fishing Lure Catalog.
Catalog Pages
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Back Cover
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