Abstract: A fishing device for automatically setting a fish hook which is composed of a device for attachment between two lengths of the fishing line and which includes a body and a spring biased member held in a first position and yieldable upon release of a keeper by a tug on the line to rapidly move under the urging of a rubberband to a second position to quickly jab the hook into the roof of the mouth of a fish taking the bait on the other end of the line.

Abstract: A decorative panel composed of a backing board having a front main surface to which there are adhered a plurality of strips of different thickness and of varying lengths but all of a common width with the same being arranged in a common orientation in rows in abutting relation of the rows and the strips in each row so as to completely cover the surface of the backing board and define a pattern in relief of strips of wooden material creating a highly decorative panel.