Abstract: Removable fins may fit via a compression or snap fitting on a flasher, allowing fishers to quickly and easily remove and replace fins. Removable Fins may improve fishing performance by allowing a fisher to adjust attributes of a flasher, allowing the fisher to select revolutions per minute and whether it the flasher will cease rotation at a lower current speed.

Abstract: The instant application discloses, among other things, a Fishing Lure. The spinner blades of Fishing Lure may be configured to generate more action, such as vibration, flash, lift, and spin than conventional spinner blades. In one embodiment, the wings of the spinner blade may be unequal in size, producing an uneven wobble when the lure moves through water. In another embodiment, a friction-reducing post may be inserted through an aperture in the spinner blade to reduce wear and tear on the fishing line. In yet another embodiment, the spinner blade of Fishing Lure may include a plurality of notches that form creases at any angle in the blade to help generate spin.

Abstract: The instant application discloses, among other things, a Fishing Device comprising a head with an openable portion which may be capable of holding a whole or part of a fish body, or other form of bait. Openable portion may comprise a gripping means, for example, teeth, for fixedly attaching the bait to the device. The first end of the head may be cut at an angle and may affect the spin motion or speed of the Fishing Device, for example, as it moves through water or any other medium.

Abstract: The instant application discloses, among other things, a Fishing Device with a curved body. The Fishing Device may effect a spiral motion while the Fishing Device moves through water. The Fishing Device may also have a hook garage, which may hold a shank of a hook, or provide storage of a hook while the Fishing Device is not in use.

Abstract: A fishing device which comprises a generally fish shaped housing and a wing. A mechanism is for removably attaching the wing in various positions to the housing to effect a predetermined motion when the housing is pulled through water. The housing includes a body portion having a compartment therein for holding bait, so that when the housing is pulled through the water scent of the bait will exit through vents to attract fish thereto.