Abstract: An improved fishing device and accessory for fishing lures in which sequin mounting stud (26) on lead jig head (22) allows quick exchange and attachment of predator fish attracting reflective sequins (30B) and (30A). Mounting stud (26) utilizes a mounting stud sequin retainer (28) to hold sequins (30B) and (30A) on mounting stud (26). Sequins (30B) and (30A) coming in many colors and variations combine to give a multiplicity of new color, reflection, and erratic motion changes to effectively enhance the attractive abilities of the fishing lure to predator fish.

Abstract: A wind dependent jigging device for ice and dock fishing with a jigger rod (22) mounted on a bucket (20) that uses wind gusts to oscillate jigger rod (22). Wind gusts hit wind catch (42) on crank rod (26) from the rear side of wind catch (42) to cause pivot rod (28) to rotate in oscillation guides (34A) and (34B) to lift jigging arm (32) to cause hook (58) attached to fishing line (56) attached to line clip (52) on jigging arm (32) to move up and down randomly in frequency and degree depending on wind gust strength. Translational pivot guide (34D) adds another component to the up and down jigging stroke by creating a pull stroke and a bump as pivot rod (28) moves in translational pivot guide (34D). Balance weights (46A) and (46B) help balance and adjust the jigger rod (22) and create bumps that make hook (58) jump to create unique jigging action. Jigger rod (22) is detachable from bucket (20) by removing from oscillation guides (34A) and (34B) through jigger rod removal slots (36A) and (36B).

Abstract: A mechanical jigging device utilizing a battery operated motor (42) with a shaft eccentric fly weight (46) to produce vibrations. The motor (42) is adjustably attached to differing forms of interchangeable cantilever spring arms (30) that are adjustably attached to a base (20). Vibrations travel to the free end of the cantilever spring arm (30) where they are transferred down a monofilament fishing line (56) from a fishing rod (52) and reel into the water to an attached lure )100 ) or bait to cause multidimensional movement. The resulting life-like movement of the lure (100 ) causes predator fish to be attracted by sight and sound and ultimately to strike the lure (100). A wind driven pin wheel fan (62) with a mounted eccentric weight (78) on it's shaft (64) can be substituted as the source of vibrational motion rather that the battery operated motor (42).