A fishing bobber comprising a three-dimensional or round body, a shaft in the center of the round body that forms a first aperture on a surface of the round body and a second aperture on the surface of the round body. At least one hook mechanism is configured to be received within the shaft. The hook mechanism has a hook portion that may releasably engage with the first aperture and a linehook portion that is configured to provide an anchor for a fishing line when secured to the fishing bobber. The linehook portion can be flat in shape so it is perpendicular to the shaft or curved in shape so that it has a same radius of curvature as the surface of the round body. The round body can be a golf ball, basketball, baseball, soccer ball, tennis ball, or other ball shape.

A fishing bobber comprising a three-dimensional or round body, a shaft in the center of the round body that forms a first aperture on a surface of the round body and a second aperture on the surface of the round body. At least one hook mechanism is configured to be received within the shaft. The hook mechanism has a hook portion that may releasably engage with the first aperture and a linehook portion that is configured to provide an anchor for a fishing line when secured to the fishing bobber. The linehook portion can be flat in shape so it is perpendicular to the shaft or curved in shape so that it has a same radius of curvature as the surface of the round body. The round body can be a golf ball, basketball, baseball, soccer ball, tennis ball, or other ball shape.

A fishing line management device, including a body defining a passage therethrough, the body defining a first attachment point, a second attachment point, and first and second wings extending therefrom; a substantially triangular keel disposed within the passage; and a rudder movably coupled to the body. The rudder may be selectably positionable at a plurality of preset angular positions, wherein the rudder stays in place once positioned at one of the plurality of preset angular positions.

A fishing line management device, including a body defining a passage therethrough, the body defining a first attachment point, a second attachment point, and first and second wings extending therefrom; a substantially triangular keel disposed within the passage; and a rudder movably coupled to the body. The rudder may be selectably positionable at a plurality of preset angular positions, wherein the rudder stays in place once positioned at one of the plurality of preset angular positions.

A hand-held device used for fishing to secure the fishing knot to a hook. Having (4) four holes (2) two rear oval holes of equal size for finger insert support and (2) two smaller front holes of different sizes for hook safety support as the hand pulls to create tension in the fishing line.

A hand-held device used for fishing to secure the fishing knot to a hook. Having (4) four holes (2) two rear oval holes of equal size for finger insert support and (2) two smaller front holes of different sizes for hook safety support as the hand pulls to create tension in the fishing line.

The invention provides a quick-attach system including a base locking mechanism and a mated lure connector mechanism, such as a plug and socket arrangement. For example, a socket (“female member”) component, adapted to be fixed to a fishing line and a set of one or more mated plug (“male member”) component that is integrated or attached to a lure or other piece of fishing gear. Likewise, the lure may include the socket/female member and the base attached to the fishing line may include the plug/male member.

The invention provides a quick-attach system including a base locking mechanism and a mated lure connector mechanism, such as a plug and socket arrangement. For example, a socket (“female member”) component, adapted to be fixed to a fishing line and a set of one or more mated plug (“male member”) component that is integrated or attached to a lure or other piece of fishing gear. Likewise, the lure may include the socket/female member and the base attached to the fishing line may include the plug/male member.

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.