
Vintage Cotton Cordell Super Shad lipless crankbait fishing lure with tailspin blade
History
The Cotton Cordell Super Shad was introduced in the mid-20th century as part of Cotton Cordell's innovative line of fishing lures. This lipless crankbait design with a tailspin blade became popular among bass fishermen for its versatility and effectiveness in various water conditions. The lure's unique vibration and flash made it a staple in tackle boxes across America during the 1960s through 1980s. Vintage fishing lures like the Cotton Cordell Super Shad are highly sought after by collectors and fishing enthusiasts who appreciate the craftsmanship and nostalgia of classic tackle. These lures appeal to both active anglers who value proven designs and collectors who preserve fishing history. The combination of functionality and collectibility makes vintage lures valuable pieces that bridge sporting heritage with decorative appeal.
Origin
United States
Maker
Cotton Cordell
Time period
circa 1960-1980