Abstract: There is disclosed an improved fishing lure which is formed by a simulated frog-like body, the body including an anchoring point for a fishing line at the forward end thereof, and a novel tail structure located at the opposed end of the body, the tail structure consissting of a pliable and flexible coiled structured formed of a material having a memory thereby permitting the coiled structure to achieve a bellows action during the lure manipulation causing a circular vibrational motion of the water as the lure travels through the water for the purpose of attracting fish. The tail structure is formed of a material which normally biasingly urges the tail into a tightened bellows configuration when not in use, and uncoils in a bellows fashion and creates a circular vibratory motion during use, the tail material having a self memory thereby to biasingly urge the tail back into its tightened bellows configuration.

Abstract: Fishing lure includes a one-piece body of generally torpedo shaped configuration with opposed end portions that each include a rod-like portion and a tapering portion. A propeller and sleeve of colored material are mounted along one of the rod-like portions.