Abstract: A sound producing fishing lure having an elongated body secured to a hook and a pair of bendable arms. Rod members attached to the arms rotatably support spinners that intermittently hit each other to produce fish attracting sounds. The arms are bendable to change the relative lateral positions of the spinners thereby change the sounds producing characteristics of the lure.

Abstract: A sound producing fishing lure and method of making the lure having an elongated linear body secured at one end to a hook and at the other end to a blade support. The blade support has a pair of upwardly diverging arms attached to longitudinal rods. Blades rotatably supported on the rods have outer portions that intermittently contact each other to produce fish attracting sounds as the lure is retrieved in the water. The arms are bendable relative to each other to change the lateral positions of the blades and thereby alter the sound producing characteristics of the lure. The body and blade support have interengaging side-by-side legs and body members that are clamped together with a stainless steel collar.

Abstract: A sound producing fishing lure and method of making the lure having an elongated linear body secured at one end to a hook and at the other end to a blade support. The blade support has a pair of upwardly diverging arms attached to longitudinal rods. Blades rotatably supported on the rods have outer portions that intermittently contact each other to produce fish attracting sounds as the lure is retrieved in the water. The arms are bendable relative to each other to change the laterial positions of the blades and thereby alter sound producing characteristics of the lure. The body and blade support have interengaging side-by-side legs and body members that are clamped together with a stainless steel collar.