Abstract: A fishing lure device attracts fish using sound, movement, reflection and appearance. The device includes an elongated main body having a front end, a rear end and a perimeter surface coupled to and extending between the front end and the rear end. A longitudinal axis extends through the main body between the front end and the rear end. At least one hook is attached to the main body. Each hook is configured to catch a fish thereon. A pair of panels is coupled to the main body. Each of the panels is angled upwardly and outwardly away from a top side of the main body. The panels are orientated in opposite directions with respect to each other and orientated perpendicular with respect to the longitudinal axis of the main body.

Abstract: A fishing lure including a body and a mounting assembly configured to releasably hold a hook array to the body. The mounting assembly includes an eye retainer for pivotally retaining an eye of the hook array, and a catch spaced from the eye retainer, the catch adapted to engage two shafts of the hook array. The catch is shaped to engage and release the hook array subsequent to elastic relative movement between the two shafts. The eye retainer maybe any suitable shape permitting loading of the hook. The catch may include a contact section positioned for first contact with a hook array when loading onto the catch, and a retention section for positioning of the hook array when loaded.

Abstract: A snagless bladed fishing lure is provided in which the blade oscillates side-to-side during retrieval and pitches forward to protect the hook from snagging upon encountering an obstacle. The blade includes a line keeper and a hook receiver and carries a weight, the hook receiver being located between the line keeper and the weight.

Abstract: A fishing lure comprising a shaft, means at one end of the shaft for affixing a line thereto, a means located at the other end for attaching a fishing hook, said shaft being tapered to a point at the end which is to be attached to the fishing line, a means for preventing a bait that is skewered onto the shaft from slipping off from the hook end of the shaft.

Abstract: A fishing lure device featuring a hook base with a neck aperture disposed in the first end and a pair of curved hooks extending from the second end. The hooks have outer ends that are generally pointed, sharp, or bevelled. A first blade is disposed on the hook base, and a second blade is pivotally attached to the first blade via a hinge. The hooks of the hook base curve upwardly over the second blade. The second blade can move between multiple positions including a down position wherein the second end of the second blade is pushed toward a top surface of the first blade and an up position wherein the second end of the second blade is pivoted upwardly away from the top surface of the first blade. The hinge biases the second blade in the up position.

Abstract: An artificial fish lure 100 including a lure body 110, an attaching means 130 to attach the lure body 110 with a fishing line, at least one hook 140 disposed on the upper portion of the lure body, a weight 150 disposed with the lower portion of the lure body, a connecting means 160 to connect the hook 140 with the artificial fish lure 100, and a swivel 170 disposed with the upper portion of lure body such that the at least one hook 140 may be attached with the connecting means 160 whereby the hook 140 may freely rotate 360 degrees.

Abstract: A fishing lure (10) engages the senses of predatory fish, ie smell by the emission of fish oil from a compartment (74, FIG. 7), movement of the tail portion (18, FIG. 2), the colour of LED eyes (92, FIG. 3) and changeable rubber casings (16, 18, FIG. 2). Hooks (30, 32, 34, FIG. 3) provided on a body (12, 14, FIG. 2) of the lure (10) are biased towards the lure. The hooks (30, 32, 34) can be latched in a primed position, such that disturbance of the latch releases the hook, which is drawn rapidly towards the body of the lure (10).

Abstract: A fishing tackle includes a worm for luring a target fish, a hook inserted into the worm and hooking the target fish, and a sinker for fixing the worm and the hook. The sinker includes a head portion that has a fixing hole formed at a rear end portion in which a fishing line is knotted and a through-hole formed at a central portion through which a fixed portion of the hook is inserted, and an insertion portion integrally protruded from a front end of the head portion and inserted into the worm to combine the worm and the sinker. Because the sinker is firmly fixed at the worm, no waterweed is wound between the worm and the sinker and the worm is not readily damaged, so that the worm can be re-used.

Abstract: A weedless fishing lure of hard bodied design of multiple embodiments, which is adapted to be connected to a fishing line, the one single hook of which is connected to the lure body by a through shaft and rotates about the shaft, said body containing a cavity large enough to completely house the hooking point of the hook while it is being fished, and having a mechanism to keep the hook hidden until deployment is desired, said hook being deployable to the hooking position by back pressure against the attached fishing line and said hook remaining deployed by back pressure against the attached line.

Abstract: A fishing lure comprises a lure body having means for attachment to a fishing line at its front end, one or more fish hooks, and one or more weights mounted along the lower surface of the lure body. The weights are retained along the lower surface of the lure body by a releasable weight mounting means, preferably in the form of a resilient wire, having a fixed end and a movable end which is releasably secured to the lure body. The weights are movable along the mounting means to shift the center of gravity of the lure body toward the front end or the rear end, and release of the movable end of the mounting means from the lure body permits the addition or removal of weights, thereby permitting adjustment of the weight of the lure.

Abstract: A weedless fishing lure of hard bodied design of multiple embodiments, which is adapted to be connected to a fishing line, the one single hook of which is connected to the lure body by a through shaft and rotates about the shaft, said body containing a cavity large enough to completely house the hooking point of the hook while it is being fished, and having a mechanism to keep the hook hidden until deployment is desired, said hook being deployable to the hooking position by back pressure against the attached fishing line and said hook remaining deployed by back pressure against the attached line.

Abstract: A fish lure having a hook removably attached at its tail end, said hook supported approximately horizontally, in parallel with the longitudinal axis of the body of the fish lure by a support filament. One end of the support filament is attached to the tail end of the lure, and the other end of the support filament to the hook. When thus supported, a dressed hook simulates the natural motion of a fish tail fin when the lure is pulled through water. The approximately horizontal position of the hook creates a weedless lure.

Abstract: A lure is formed by pasting together a pair of identical complementary lure members comprising a transparent or translucent material in such a manner that the inner surfaces of the lure members are spaced from each other to form a hollow therebetween. A rattle booth formed separately from the lure members is fixed within the hollow defined by the complementary lure members, and a rattle is housed in this rattle booth. A retainer for a metal connecting member which extends in the lengthwise direction of the longitudinal joint of the complementary lure members may be provided on the same joint portions, and a leg portion of the metal connecting member fixed to the retainer on the complementary lure members extends in the lengthwise direction of the retainer. Accordingly, a rattle-containing lure radiating reflected light efficiently and having colored light emitting characteristics to draw fishes' attention easily can be provided.