Abstract: A multi-action fishing lure has a buoyant, relatively short head section to which an elongated buoyant tail section is jointedly secured, the tail section having a pair of depending treble hooks operatively secured thereto in a longitudinally spaced relationship. The front end of the head section has a concave face to which a line eye is secured in a downwardly off-centered orientation. Secured to a bottom front portion of the head section is an elongated, essentially planar lip member which is downwardly and forwardly angled relative to the head section, laterally protrudes downwardly and forwardly of the front end of the head section, and longitudinally protrudes horizontally from opposite sides of the head section. When the lure floats in an at-rest position on the water's surface, the head section is downwardly and rearwardly canted by a small weight structure positioned within a lower rear end portion of the head section.