Abstract: Disclosed is a device for conveniently holding or storing snelled hooks which does not utilize mechanical means of any kind. The device of the present invention consists of an elongated, substantially tubular shaped member, the interior of which is subdivided into a plurality of individual hollow compartments, each of which are of a size to accommodate a leader of a snelled hook and, in the preferred embodiment, the point of at least one snelled hook. In practice, the user of the device of the present invention will insert a fish hook's leader into an inner tubular compartment and the points of the hook into the ends of nearby tubular compartment. The ends of the holder can be covered to thereby store a snelled hook therein.