Abstract: The present invention is an oilfield wireline fishing tool with expansible wings. The wings open up in umbrella fashion after leaving production tubing allowing the fishing tool to cover the entire diameter of the well casing. Upon reentry into tubing the wings compress enabling the fishing tool and lost tool to be pulled to the surface. The wings are secured to the tool by leaf springs. A collar is placed over the leaf springs at the down-hole end of the tool in order to secure the leaf springs to the tool. This design allows the tool to be constructed with a diameter small enough to fit through production tubing. The uphole end is suited for attachment to a wireline bridle.