An apparatus for releasing a fish into deep water, comprising a central member having an upper end portion and a lower end portion, a spiral member attached to the central member, the spiral member being spaced away from the central member and having a free end, a plurality of swivels, wherein one of the swivels can be connected the upper end portion of the central member and another of said swivels can be connected to the lower end portion of the central member, and a weight connected to the lower swivel. The device can further provide a weight on the central member that overcomes buoyancy of the fish.

The present disclosure discloses an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), comprising a housing having a top part and a bottom part, a plurality of arms arranged on the top part, each arm having a motor and an airscrew, a battery unit arranged within the housing, a processor arranged within the housing, a sonar unit having a wire connected thereto, and a positioning unit detachably mounted within a mounting groove recessed from the bottom part, wherein the positioning unit is connected to the wire and configured to retract or release the wire. An UAV readily configured for fishing can be provided by embodiments of the present disclosure.

The present disclosure discloses an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), comprising a housing having a top part and a bottom part, a plurality of arms arranged on the top part, each arm having a motor and an airscrew, a battery unit arranged within the housing, a processor arranged within the housing, a sonar unit having a wire connected thereto, and a positioning unit detachably mounted within a mounting groove recessed from the bottom part, wherein the positioning unit is connected to the wire and configured to retract or release the wire. An UAV readily configured for fishing can be provided by embodiments of the present disclosure.

A fish hook includes a breakaway clip that initially disables a universal pivot joint. When a fish is hooked, if a pivot force on the universal pivot joint exceeds a predetermined pivot force, the breakaway clip is detached from the hook thereby enabling the universal pivot joint. The resulting amount of force on the hook shaft is reduced by reducing the size of the lever arm, which thereby reduces the likelihood that the hook will be detached from the fish.

A fish hook includes a breakaway clip that initially disables a universal pivot joint. When a fish is hooked, if a pivot force on the universal pivot joint exceeds a predetermined pivot force, the breakaway clip is detached from the hook thereby enabling the universal pivot joint. The resulting amount of force on the hook shaft is reduced by reducing the size of the lever arm, which thereby reduces the likelihood that the hook will be detached from the fish.

A fishing tackle device including a body configured to be drawn through the water and an attachment point configured to connect to a fishing line from a fishing platform (e.g., a boat, dock, or shoreline). The fishing tackle device further includes a sonar reflector affixed to the body. The sonar reflector is configured to receive sonar waves from and direct sonar waves back toward a transducer of a fish finder on the boat.

A fishing tackle device including a body configured to be drawn through the water and an attachment point configured to connect to a fishing line from a fishing platform (e.g., a boat, dock, or shoreline). The fishing tackle device further includes a sonar reflector affixed to the body. The sonar reflector is configured to receive sonar waves from and direct sonar waves back toward a transducer of a fish finder on the boat.

A fishing lure comprising: i) a body segment; ii) a tail segment; iii) a linkage for coupling the body segment and the tail segment; iv) a first magnet coupled to the body segment; and v) a second magnet coupled to the tail segment. The first and second magnets are set up in a state of repulsion in order to move the body segment and tail segment apart. The linkage is adjustable in length in order to increase or decrease the force of repulsion between the first and second magnets.

A fish attracting and catching device, system, and method of use is disclosed herein, which utilizes an illuminated clear bait containment shell in conjunction with a trolley casting system. In an embodiment the fish attracting and catching device and system is comprised of a shell wherein said shell is comprised of a flotation portion, a hooking portion, an illumination portion, and a bait holding portion. In another embodiment, the bait holding portion is comprised of at least one submersible opening to aid in the bait holding portion filling and releasing water. In another embodiment, the shell is further comprised of a handle portion. In yet another embodiment the fish attracting and catching device and system is comprised of a trolley system. In an embodiment, the trolley system is comprised of a trolley line and a trolley weight.

A fish attracting and catching device, system, and method of use is disclosed herein, which utilizes an illuminated clear bait containment shell in conjunction with a trolley casting system. In an embodiment the fish attracting and catching device and system is comprised of a shell wherein said shell is comprised of a flotation portion, a hooking portion, an illumination portion, and a bait holding portion. In another embodiment, the bait holding portion is comprised of at least one submersible opening to aid in the bait holding portion filling and releasing water. In another embodiment, the shell is further comprised of a handle portion. In yet another embodiment the fish attracting and catching device and system is comprised of a trolley system. In an embodiment, the trolley system is comprised of a trolley line and a trolley weight.