Atlantic Lures
Atlantic Lures, Inc. was an American fishing tackle company active primarily during the mid-20th century. Based in Providence, Rhode Island, the company gained notoriety for producing a diverse and often unconventional line of hard lures.
Period of Activity: Primarily the 1960s. The company registered several trademarks around 1961.
Manufacturing a wide range of crankbaits, topwater lures, and various metal spoons/jigs. The lures were typically made from plastic or metal.
Atlantic Lures were known for their unique, catchy names and bright, attention-grabbing colors, distinguishing them from many of their competitors at the time.
Notable Lures:
Frantic Antic: A famous topwater lure (often a popper or jitterbug-style bait) known for creating significant noise and splash, making it a popular choice for bass fishing.
Lazy Susan: A jointed crankbait that featured a metal lip.
Bunker-Spoon and Silva-Bolt: Examples of their metal jig and spoon offerings.
Although the company eventually ceased operations, its vintage lures are highly sought after by collectors today, not just for their fish-catching ability but also for their unusual designs and the nostalgia associated with mid-century American tackle
