Abstract: A spoon type fishing lure includes a body of fish shape lying in a first plane and having front and rear surfaces, and a barbed hook in a right angular plane, including a shank bearing against the rear surface, at one end secured thereto and intermediate its ends extending through one end of the body and terminating a reverse turned barb spaced from the rear surface. A weed deflector bar at one end is secured to the forward end of a lure body upon its rear surface with its other end aligned with and spaced from the barb. A peripheral flange on the body extends outwardly of the front surface and receives a paper strip which has a fish imprint thereon and is adhesively mounted upon lure body. A protective layer of transparent plastic material overlies the strip and extends to the flange. In a modified lure, the hook shank is retainingly nested in an elongated groove in the lure body and secured thereto.

Abstract: In a fishing lure having a hollow formed transparent body, an open ended transparent tube is projected through the body with its open ends flush with the body surface and secured thereto. An elongated flexible light capsule containing liquid chemicals is snugly and frictionally nested and removably secured within the tube. The chemicals when mixed by first bending the capsule before insertion rendering the capsule luminescent to illuminate the lure body. A modified spoon type lure has a pair of spaced bracket straps stuck from its body to receive and support a light capsule thereon.

Abstract: A tamper proof anti-theft reel package for a fishing rod having a handle and a reel mounted thereon comprises a unit molded sheet of clear plastic material having a tubular body to extend around the reel handle. A pair of opposed cup shaped reel enclosing halves extend from the body as a continuation thereof and terminate in peripheral engaging flanges which are secured together.