Abstract: A fishing lure attachment provides a fish-attracting device that mimics the look of a school of minnows or other bait fish to a predator fish, and is releasably securable to a standard fishing line above a common hook, live bait, or artificial lure. The attachment comprises a semi-rigid central segment portion of steel leader or similar material attachable at its upper end to the terminus of the fishing line to be used, and at its lower end to the hook, baited hook, or artificial lure. This central segment portion includes a plurality of spaced, independent spinner members along its length, so that when it is pulled straight, the spinner members define a generally colinear series of light-reflecting surfaces.