A colored/glow attractant in a spiral or helical shape that may be added to fishing line at any desired point in the length of the line without the necessity of cutting the fishing line. The invention provides convenience in the ability to change colors or glow materials without cutting the fishing line, tying knots, or fumbling around with additional parts. Attachment and removal of the device will not damage the fishing line or the device and will be achieved by winding the fishing line in the spaces between the turns or coils of the spiral, spherical, or helical device. This device is free to slide along the line after being wound around the fishing line. The spiral device itself is made of flexible or rigid filament. This filament may be plastic, nylon, silicon or other materials in either solid material or a hollow tube of illuminating substance of small diameter.

A popping cork holding device includes an elongated main body having a top surface, a bottom surface, a front surface and a back surface. A plurality of holes are positioned along the top surface and terminate into shoulders located inside the main body. Each of the holes include a shape and a size for receiving a bead located on a popping cork. A plurality of channels extend through the top surface, the bottom surface, the front surface and a portion of each hole and shoulder. Each of the channels includes a width for receiving the elongated rod portion of a popping cork. A plurality of individual popping corks are stored by the device by positioning a portion of the rod through a channel and lowering one of the beads into a hole in order to suspend the remainder of the popping cork beneath the bottom surface of the holder.

A popping cork holding device includes an elongated main body having a top surface, a bottom surface, a front surface and a back surface. A plurality of holes are positioned along the top surface and terminate into shoulders located inside the main body. Each of the holes include a shape and a size for receiving a bead located on a popping cork. A plurality of channels extend through the top surface, the bottom surface, the front surface and a portion of each hole and shoulder. Each of the channels includes a width for receiving the elongated rod portion of a popping cork. A plurality of individual popping corks are stored by the device by positioning a portion of the rod through a channel and lowering one of the beads into a hole in order to suspend the remainder of the popping cork beneath the bottom surface of the holder.

The present invention provides a floating locking device that includes two components that thread together adjacent the external perimeter, and an internal central locking mechanism that includes a compressing closing section and a receiving opening section (male and female) that can lock the device at a desired location on a fishing line.

The present invention provides a floating locking device that includes two components that thread together adjacent the external perimeter, and an internal central locking mechanism that includes a compressing closing section and a receiving opening section (male and female) that can lock the device at a desired location on a fishing line.

A chum bobber with a first member comprising an integrated buoyancy chamber and a first coupling apparatus and a second member comprising a chum chamber and a second coupling apparatus for physically coupling to the first coupling apparatus. The first and second coupling apparatus are adapted for coupling the first member and the second member and thereby trapping chum into the second member while isolating the chum from the first member.

A chum bobber with a first member comprising an integrated buoyancy chamber and a first coupling apparatus and a second member comprising a chum chamber and a second coupling apparatus for physically coupling to the first coupling apparatus. The first and second coupling apparatus are adapted for coupling the first member and the second member and thereby trapping chum into the second member while isolating the chum from the first member.

A slip bobber assembly for preventing bobber obstruction of rod guides includes a float, a ring and a clip. The ring is coupled to a first end of the float and defines a loop. The ring is configured to insert a line through the loop. The clip is coupled to a second end of the float and is configured to reversibly couple to the line. The clip is configured to fixedly position the float on the line so that a hook that is coupled to the line is positioned at a desired depth in a body of water. The clip is configured to decouple from the line upon a strike by a fish on the hook. The line is positioned to slide within the loop so that the float is prevented from obstructing guides on a fishing rod that is coupled to the line.

A slip bobber assembly for preventing bobber obstruction of rod guides includes a float, a ring and a clip. The ring is coupled to a first end of the float and defines a loop. The ring is configured to insert a line through the loop. The clip is coupled to a second end of the float and is configured to reversibly couple to the line. The clip is configured to fixedly position the float on the line so that a hook that is coupled to the line is positioned at a desired depth in a body of water. The clip is configured to decouple from the line upon a strike by a fish on the hook. The line is positioned to slide within the loop so that the float is prevented from obstructing guides on a fishing rod that is coupled to the line.

An aerodynamic fishing assistant is disclosed. The fishing assistant comprises a float with an opening. The fishing assistant further comprises a shaft having a first end and a second end, wherein the second end is configured to slidably positioned into the opening of the float from a bottom portion and affixed to a top portion of the float by a fastening assembly comprises a cupped washer, a bead, and an eyelet. The float further comprises a weight member adhesively bonded on the bottom portion of the float. A lead line with a hook securely affixed to the eyelet at the top portion of the float using a swivel and a clip, thereby accurately casting the float and the lead line with the hook out to a target destination into the water for fishing and prevents the lead line from being tangled to a fishing rig by spinning of the float.