Abstract: An artificial lure has a main body, a rod with a hook, and a preserve element located between the main body and the rod and formed so that it does not change during throwing the lure in manipulation in water, but then in response to setting a hook by a fisherman allows movement of the rod with the hook relative to the main body to improve engagement of the hook in the fish's mouth, and the preserve element can be used repeatedly.

Abstract: An artificial lure has a main body, a leader with a hook, and a preserve element located between the main body and the thin rod and formed so that it does not change during throwing the lure and manipulations in water, but then in response to a setting by a fishermen allows movement of the thin rod with the hook relative to the main body to improve engagement of the hook in the fish mouth.

Abstract: A quick glide lure has in a vertical longitudinal cross section a shape which corresponds to the shape of half of a falling water drop with a front downwardly convex portion and a rear downwardly concave portion of a lower edge.

Abstract: An artificial lure has an elongated body which is shaped as tetrahedron and provided with connectors for attaching a fishing line and a fishing hook to the body.