Abstract: The present invention relates to a wire installation device having a clamp and at least one flexible loop disposed on the clamp. The claimed device may also have a feeder section between the clamp and the loop. The loop or loops are preferably thin, and are capable of substantially dispersing from one another to increase the likelihood of being snagged or caught by a user's hand or a standard fish line. The loop or loops are flexible and made out of a tear resistant material. A set screw, or other tightening means, positioned on the clamp, securely holds the wire or cable that is being installed or threaded. The entire embodiment is designed to be robust, compact and flexible, and ideal for use within spatially restricted or concealed areas, to minimize the effort entailed in dragging and installing wiring. The present invention is a very flexible, inexpensive device that can be easily utilized by consumers or by those who are professionally engaged in the art.