A fishing lure including a lure body comprising a pin; a lip extending from the lure body, wherein the lip defines a slot therein; and a line tie arm comprising a line tie loop and a pivot ring connected to opposite ends of a beam, with the pivot ring being rotatably attached to the pin. The line tie arm is positioned such that the line tie loop extends through the slot defined in the lip when in a fishing position.

An adjustable depth fishing lure including a lip and a lure body is provided. The lip is partially received in a slot of the lure body and is movable to predetermined positions relative to the lure body. The lip may include an eyelet. The lip includes a locking member and the lure body includes a plurality of teeth. The locking member is configured to engage at least one of the teeth to fix the lip relative to the lure body at one of the predetermined positions. This engagement between the locking member and the teeth provides a rigid connection that resists loading applied to the lip by the fisherman pulling on the fishing line and/or a fish biting a hook connected to the lure body.

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 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.

The present invention discloses a device and method for expeditious, efficient and uncomplicated artificial lure and live bait augmentation through filamentous strand or strands attachment in the form of a tag that allows for prepopulated or in-field designed, angler-specific and angler self-populated adherence of one or a plurality of attachments designed to enhance artificial lure or live bait characteristics in relation to visual recognition, sonic profile, reflectivity, color, hook or hooks display, laminar-turbulent footprints, and weight and buoyancy functioning features.

A flexible fishing lure is provided that includes a outer shape having a transverse opening for receiving a plurality of alternatively formed lure fin members allowing a user to change the action of a lure by fin selection without replacing the lure. Multiple internal channels within the lure are adaptively provided for receiving a variety of scent sticks, sound generators, light generators, flavor generating means. Flow internal channels extend from a front opening to gill openings allowing a water flow along an inserted scent or flavor stick member to pass through the lure body and exit proximate fin, nair, belly, or other locations simulating an injured or wounded fish leaking bodily fluids or blood. Other features to simulate wounded features. Replacement fins and weighting constructions allow a user to tailor a weight and action enabling a circling or injured motion during retrieval. The lure includes a flexible holographic-type attractive film and physical shape having a level-maintaining physical shape.

A flexible fishing lure is provided that includes a outer shape having a transverse opening for receiving a plurality of alternatively formed lure fin members allowing a user to change the action of a lure by fin selection without replacing the lure. Multiple internal channels within the lure are adaptively provided for receiving a variety of scent sticks, sound generators, light generators, flavor generating means. Flow internal channels extend from a front opening to gill openings allowing a water flow along an inserted scent or flavor stick member to pass through the lure body and exit proximate fin, nair, belly, or other locations simulating an injured or wounded fish leaking bodily fluids or blood. Other features to simulate wounded features. Replacement fins and weighting constructions allow a user to tailor a weight and action enabling a circling or injured motion during retrieval. The lure includes a flexible holographic-type attractive film and physical shape having a level-maintaining physical shape.

A fishing lure includes a fish-shaped body in a shape of fish and a tail-fin member provided to a rear end of the fish-shaped body. An eye member to which a fishing line is tied is provided to a front end of the fish-shaped body. A lip member is provided at a front part of the fish-shaped body. The tail-fin member is horizontally provided to the fish-shaped body. It is preferable that the tail-fin member be attached to a rear end of the fish-shaped body so as to be freely swingable within a predetermined angle range about an axis extending in a front-rear direction.

A fishing lure includes a fish-shaped body in a shape of fish and a tail-fin member provided to a rear end of the fish-shaped body. An eye member to which a fishing line is tied is provided to a front end of the fish-shaped body. A lip member is provided at a front part of the fish-shaped body. The tail-fin member is horizontally provided to the fish-shaped body. It is preferable that the tail-fin member be attached to a rear end of the fish-shaped body so as to be freely swingable within a predetermined angle range about an axis extending in a front-rear direction.

A fishing lure and linking system in the general shape of a lizard includes a body portion, a head, and a tail. One or more appendages can be attached to the body portion, wherein a linking system can be molded into the head, and body portion. A linking system can include a forward pivot, and aft pivot with a middle rod connecting the two creating the connection rod. One or more connection rods can create the complete linking system wherein the forward pivot and the aft pivot can connect additional connection rods forming a chain wherein at each pivot section the fishing lure can move, and fluctuate as the species it is trying to emulate. A wobble device can be incorporated either before the molded fishing lure, or within the fishing lure's mold. Alternatively, the linking system can be incorporated into other species types such as a fish, frog, or worm.