The present invention provides a tapered line production device and method for efficiently producing line of varying thickness. An additional aspect of the present invention is to employ a heat transfer media to provide a tapered fishing line production device and method that operates at high rates of production. Further, the device may be configured to create tapered fishing line with minimal transitional distances between tapered sections.

Elongated bodies made from high tenacity polyolefin fibers are provided that are useful as fishing lines, and processes for making the lines. Fibers having tenacities of at least 39 g/denier are braided and fused together to form braided bodies having very small diameters.

Elongated bodies made from high tenacity polyolefin fibers are provided that are useful as fishing lines, and processes for making the lines. Fibers having tenacities of at least 39 g/denier are braided and fused together to form braided bodies having very small diameters.

A method for manufacturing a cord yarn, which has at least one filament strand, includes applying a first twist so that a K1 value has a value of 0.1837763/D1n or below, applying a second twist so that a K2 value has a value between 0.0166819/D2n and 0.3183099/D2n, and applying a third twist so that a K3 value has a value between 0.0278485/D3 and 0.2968288/D3, wherein the twists are applied so that the cord yarn has roundness of 50% or above, and when the filament is a multi filament, so that porosity between strands of the cord yarn is less than 40%.

A method for manufacturing a cord yarn, which has at least one filament strand, includes applying a first twist so that a K1 value has a value of 0.1837763/D1n or below, applying a second twist so that a K2 value has a value between 0.0166819/D2n and 0.3183099/D2n, and applying a third twist so that a K3 value has a value between 0.0278485/D3 and 0.2968288/D3, wherein the twists are applied so that the cord yarn has roundness of 50% or above, and when the filament is a multi filament, so that porosity between strands of the cord yarn is less than 40%.

An offshore fishing apparatus aligns properly, is light weight, and is consistently adjustable by the user to their desired tension for smooth release of their fishing line when a fish strikes or when any force overcomes the applied tension placed on the fishing line release arm. The device further includes a proximal beveled entry and exit including a pivot ball with an aperture, through which a kite or connection line is run through. The pivot ball allows the device to pivot in the direction the fishing line moves. The device is advantageously light weight, in part due to lightweight materials used to construct the device without reducing the device's performance.

The present invention provides a tapered line production device and method for efficiently producing line of varying thickness. An additional aspect of the present invention is to employ a heat transfer media to provide a tapered fishing line production device and method that operates at high rates of production. Further, the device may be configured to create tapered fishing line with minimal transitional distances between tapered sections.

The present invention provides a tapered line production device and method for efficiently producing line of varying thickness. An additional aspect of the present invention is to employ a heat transfer media to provide a tapered fishing line production device and method that operates at high rates of production. Further, the device may be configured to create tapered fishing line with minimal transitional distances between tapered sections.

Double bent metal wires having a spring loaded configuration forming clasps, devices, apparatus, systems and methods for easily attaching and detaching hooks to fishing lures, feather hooks, jig heads, fishing lines, and the like. The clasp can have screw type threads for being threaded into an end of a fishing lure. The opposite end has a hook with a spring catch for closing the hook and allowing the clasp to attach to a loop end of a fishing hook. The spring catch is formed from two legs each having bent ends attached to a base of the hook by a crimp ring. To open the loop on the clasp, the spring catch can be pushed away from the hook opening, for attachment to loop ends of fishing hooks, and the like. The clasps can be used with attaching jewelry strands such as necklaces, bracelets, chains, and anklets together.

Fishing lures and lines to improve the capability of visually following an angler's lure while in the water are set forth. The lures and lines include the incorporation of materials that are sensitive to sonar imaging, and will highly define the underwater location of the fishing line on a sonar device's screen.