A keel attached to a central body of trolling spreader bar is configurable with a plurality of fishing lures as an assembly to mimic a small school of fish. The keel is angled to urge the lure assembly continually to one side or the other from what would be the normal straight line of travel of a trolling vessel. By attaching an angled keel directly to the lure/spreader bar one is able to easily set lines behind the vessel at varying angles and distances which greatly increase the width of the full trolling lure spread.

A keel attached to a central body of trolling spreader bar is configurable with a plurality of fishing lures as an assembly to mimic a small school of fish. The keel is angled to urge the lure assembly continually to one side or the other from what would be the normal straight line of travel of a trolling vessel. By attaching an angled keel directly to the lure/spreader bar one is able to easily set lines behind the vessel at varying angles and distances which greatly increase the width of the full trolling lure spread.

An elongated fishing sinker device is shown and described. The elongated fishing sinker device includes a swivel secured to a top section of a coupler. The swivel has a fishing line connected protrusion above the coupler. An elongated rod is secured to a bottom section of a coupler. The coupler has a hollow interior. The hollow interior houses a plurality of noise making items. These will cause a rattle as the device bounces off of the bottom of a body of water.

An elongated fishing sinker device is shown and described. The elongated fishing sinker device includes a swivel secured to a top section of a coupler. The swivel has a fishing line connected protrusion above the coupler. An elongated rod is secured to a bottom section of a coupler. The coupler has a hollow interior. The hollow interior houses a plurality of noise making items. These will cause a rattle as the device bounces off of the bottom of a body of water.

Proposed is a sinker assembly that includes a holder section and a cap section, wherein the cap section includes a receptacle part coupling the holder section to the cap section, the receptacle part has an insertion hole, an elastic body located inside the receptacle part, and a pin portion protruding from an inner wall of the receptacle part to fix the elastic body, the holder section includes a fastening part, the fastening part has a first cutout cut in the longitudinal direction so that the pin portion is moved along the first cutout, a second cutout cut along the circumference so that the pin portion is moved along the second cutout, and a third cutout cut so that the pin portion is fixed thereto.

Proposed is a sinker assembly that includes a holder section and a cap section, wherein the cap section includes a receptacle part coupling the holder section to the cap section, the receptacle part has an insertion hole, an elastic body located inside the receptacle part, and a pin portion protruding from an inner wall of the receptacle part to fix the elastic body, the holder section includes a fastening part, the fastening part has a first cutout cut in the longitudinal direction so that the pin portion is moved along the first cutout, a second cutout cut along the circumference so that the pin portion is moved along the second cutout, and a third cutout cut so that the pin portion is fixed thereto.

A trolling assembly with breakaway system, that has a movable arm assembly, an adjustable assembly, a mounting assembly, which has an extension arm having a first angle, an arm connector assembly, an actuator assembly, and a shield arm assembly that defines an acute angle, while in a deployed configuration, with a water line that a sea vessel is in while in a path of travel to shield a fishing line and baits and/or lures from seaweed and debris by pushing the seaweed and debris upwardly towards the water line along a tapered end of the shield arm assembly to then be released. The shield arm assembly, in the deployed configuration, extends outwardly from the sea vessel to define a second angle, and is fixedly connected to the arm connector assembly providing the shield arm assembly a predetermined resistance to maintain the acute angle while in the deployed configuration.

A trolling assembly with breakaway system, that has a movable arm assembly, an adjustable assembly, a mounting assembly, which has an extension arm having a first angle, an arm connector assembly, an actuator assembly, and a shield arm assembly that defines an acute angle, while in a deployed configuration, with a water line that a sea vessel is in while in a path of travel to shield a fishing line and baits and/or lures from seaweed and debris by pushing the seaweed and debris upwardly towards the water line along a tapered end of the shield arm assembly to then be released. The shield arm assembly, in the deployed configuration, extends outwardly from the sea vessel to define a second angle, and is fixedly connected to the arm connector assembly providing the shield arm assembly a predetermined resistance to maintain the acute angle while in the deployed configuration.

A submersible fishing apparatus that contains one or more cavities along the fascia of its body, each said cavity comprising a temporary individual housing for bait or fish-attracting material (including such bait as stink bait), so that a fisherman may easily apply and refresh the bait/attractant between uses, thus allowing a fisherman to easily attract fish with minor effort. The apparatus includes jigs, lures, weights, sinkers, etc.

A submersible fishing apparatus that contains one or more cavities along the fascia of its body, each said cavity comprising a temporary individual housing for bait or fish-attracting material (including such bait as stink bait), so that a fisherman may easily apply and refresh the bait/attractant between uses, thus allowing a fisherman to easily attract fish with minor effort. The apparatus includes jigs, lures, weights, sinkers, etc.