Abstract: A weedless fishing lure having arms supporting first and second single hooks substantially equidistant from an attachment point. The first hook is mounted upon a fish-resembling lure member, with a spinner member attached behind the fish-resembling lure member. The spinner member is configured to produce motion when the lure is pulled through the water, which motion is transferred to the fish-resembling lure member, thereby to produce motion attractive to fish. The second hook is disposed in a plane common to the first hook, with the second hook being operatively disposed in a skirted member.

Abstract: A lure-type device adapted for use by a fisherman, comprising a non-floating body member having a central longitudinal axis, with this device being able to be readily installed upon a fishing line. This device has an elongate portion of reduced diameter extending along such central axis, upon which a separate, toroidally-shaped collar member is loosely disposed. The collar member is intended to move with respect to this elongate portion for a limited extent as the device moves through the water, with the movement of the collar member with respect to the elongate portion creating a noise attractive to fish. The collar member may be hollow and contain noise-producing members, and in addition, vibration-producing means may be utilized to increase the noise made by the noise-producing members utilized inside the collar.