Complete set of the 2025 Bass Fishing Hall of Fame autograph lures. Created for the BFHOF induction of 5 famous anglers, each bait features a lure and color selected by each fisherman and painted by Pro Bass Fisherman, and lure designer/painter, Frank Scalish.

A series of limited-edition lures bearing the autographs of five members of the inaugural Bass Fishing Hall of Fame induction class will soon be available for sale to lure collectors and fans of the sport.
Rick Clunn, Bill Dance, Roland Martin, Bobby Murray and Larry Nixon, all of whom were part of the Hall’s first induction class in 2001, will have their signatures on legacy lures from Heddon, Norman and Cotton Cordell.
After the original Heddon Zara Spook was introduced in 1939, Hall of Famer James Heddon introduced the One Knocker Spook with its single tungsten rattle contained in a sound-intensifying chamber. The Rick Clunn signature version will be produced in Green Back Gizzard.

The Bill Dance signature Heddon Spit’n Image was initially released in 1996 as a Dance signature bait under the Excalibur brand. The commemorative bait will be produced in Threadfin Flair.

It should be no surprise that topwater magician Roland Martin’s signature will appear on the Hall of Fame anniversary release of a Heddon Super Spook in Peacock Bass.

Hall of Famer Bill Norman’s lure legacy lives on with the Norman Deep Little N as a stalwart of crankbaits since it was introduced in the mid-1970s. Fellow Arkansan and Hall of Famer Larry Nixon’s signature will adorn the commemorative lure in the unique Enchilada Sauce color.

Bobby Murray, winner of the first Bassmaster Classic in 1971, will have his signature on another classic lure released by fellow Arkansan Cotton Cordell. Murray’s signature Cordell Big O will be produced in Hot Gill