Abstract: A fishing-lure device. More particularly, the invention provides a swim bait lure device having a barrel joint coupled between a head region and a tail region and configured to cause a plurality of clacking sounds as the device is pulled through a fluid.

Abstract: A fishing-lure device. The device having a pair of blades or impellers each of which is configured in parallel arrangement with a bait and act as floating wings positioned in in a symmetrical arrangement above the bait for attracting game fish to the bait as it is moved through the water or for suspending the bait motionless in the water. Each of the blades is configured in an off-set manner to make a gurgling and popping sound as it traverses through the body of water.

Abstract: A frog lure device that has a life-like swimming action. In a preferred embodiment, the device has a diving “collar” disposed around an upper region of the lure body, rather than a lower region, which is common in conventional lure devices. In a specific embodiment, the collar caused the lure body to dive under the surface like a frog. Concurrent with the diving action, the lure device also has a kicking action to resemble a living frog device. In a specific embodiment, the collar also forms a trail of one or more bubbles and a vortex, or slight vacuum behind it. In a specific embodiment, the lure body includes a pair of legs, which have a suitable length to be caught in the vortex and become trapped in the vortex the pair of legs also straighten out to cause a kicking action and also provide stability to the lure body as it accelerates through the water. As the frog device traverses through the water, the legs also slightly contract and extend to resemble a kicking action.

Abstract: A fishing lure device. The device has a weighted head member configured as a fish head. In a specific embodiment, the weighted head member comprises primarily of a metal material. The weighted head member has a first end forming an apex extending to a second end. In a specific embodiment, the device has an elongated body member attached to the weighted head member at the second end. The elongated body member comprising a shaped wood material, which is buoyant. In a specific embodiment, the elongated body member extends from the second end to a tail end. The device also has a triangular cross-section characterizing a portion of the elongated body member. The triangular cross-section comprises a first side region, a second side region, and a base region. In a specific embodiment, the base region is a bottom portion of the elongated body member.