Abstract: A rattling fishing jig includes a body including an outer envelope. A fishing line eyelet is disposed on an upper portion of the body. At least one noise-making capsule is disposed in the body. A hook shank includes a first hook. The hook shank is connected to the body. The hook shank is in direct contact with the noise-making capsule. A stinger attachment eyelet is disposed on a bottom portion of the body. A continuous wire is disposed in the body. A first end of the continuous wire is connected to the stinger attachment eyelet. A second end of the continuous wire opposite the first end is connected to the fishing line eyelet.

Abstract: A bucktail fish call comprising: a body having an upper end substantially opposed to a lower end and a proximal end substantially opposed to a distal end, where the distal end contains a first hook, the upper end contains a first loop fastener and the bottom end contains a second loop fastener having a second hook, and where the body comprises at least one capsule containing a plurality of beads.

Abstract: A fishing lure comprising a body having an outer envelope and a capsule is described herein. The capsule includes a sealed watertight rigid hollow tube with a plurality of free-moving beads. The capsule is positioned in such a manner that when the lure is in use, it produces a multi-directional rattling sound that mimics the sound of invertebrate prey moving around on rocks. This sound is very attractive to fish, particularly striped bass.