Abstract: The shur-lock snap for easier and faster method of connecting tackle products to and from the fishing line, a straight arm connecting to a proximate arm, the proximate arm furthermore connected to an opposite arm where the distal end of the opposite arm is at least once wrapped loosely indirectly surrounding the straight arm. The lure is slid over the open end of the opposite arm down the wound wire eventually resting on the proximate arm.

Abstract: A fishing line stacker is formed as a loop element carrying opposite resilient faces, the loop element allowing the fishing line to travel or extend through the loop portion of the stacker so that the stacker may freely float up and down the fishing line or, to be positioned between opposite resilient members and when tugged by the fishing catch or by a hook which is attached or connected directly or indirectly to the stacker to cause the stacker to slide releasing the fishing line from the nip of the resilient members into the free space defined by the stacker.