Disclosed herein is a device comprising a body having a first opening and a second opening. A clip is attached to the first end of the body and the second opening is adapted to receive a cord, such as a rubber band. The cord can be attached to a fishing line and the clip is attached to an outrigger line, which is typically used with a planer board. When a fish is engaged on an end of the fishing line, the force causes the cord to break, freeing the fishing line from the trolling line. The shape and color of the body provide visibility to the fisherman in the boat.

The invention relates to a fishing lure made up of an epoxy resin head where the fishing line will connect, a number of flexible stainless steel camouflage wire arms coming out the center backside of the head horizontally to create different width spreads on the lure. These flexible wire arms eventually bend downward to create the height of the lure, or the vertical arms with staggered lengths to them. A number of different baits can be attached to each individual arm. The flexibility of the wire arms allows adjustment of lure to keep its original shape. A center arm with multiple sized changeable weights to the far rear of invention, and the advantage of adding another bait on the end after the weight.

A dredge having easily replaceable arms, a composite dredge which is configurable to laterally couple at least two hubs, and methods for using the same are provided. In one embodiment, a dredge includes plurality of arms having at least one teaser attachment and a first hub configured to removably retain the arms in a radial orientation. At least one arm is configured to attached to a second hub.

An umbrella fishing rig can include a head piece, a cap, and at least one dual teaser arm piece. The head piece can include an arm retention portion. The at least one dual teaser arm piece can have two arms extending from the bent central portion. The cap can be removably coupled to the head piece. The arm retention portion can be configured to receive the bent central portion and the cap can retain the bent central portion in the arm retention portion.

An umbrella fishing rig can include a head piece, a cap, and at least one dual teaser arm piece. The head piece can include an arm retention portion. The at least one dual teaser arm piece can have two arms extending from the bent central portion. The cap can be removably coupled to the head piece. The arm retention portion can be configured to receive the bent central portion and the cap can retain the bent central portion in the arm retention portion.

A dredge having easily replaceable arms, a composite dredge which is configurable to laterally couple at least two hubs, and methods for using the same are provided. In one embodiment, a dredge includes plurality of arms having at least one teaser attachment and hub configured to removably retain the arms in a radial orientation. The hub includes a retainer cap configured to removably mate with a body in a manner that captures a first end of each of the plurality of arms to the hub in a cantilevered orientation. The arms are freely replaceable from the body upon the removal of the cap.

A dredge having easily replaceable arms, a composite dredge which is configurable to laterally couple at least two hubs, and methods for using the same are provided. In one embodiment, a dredge includes plurality of arms having at least one teaser attachment and hub configured to removably retain the arms in a radial orientation. The hub includes a retainer cap configured to removably mate with a body in a manner that captures a first end of each of the plurality of arms to the hub in a cantilevered orientation. The arms are freely replaceable from the body upon the removal of the cap.

An umbrella fishing rig apparatus including a rig body having an upper end and an opposite lower end and a central axis therethrough and comprising a spacer and a support, the spacer having a spacer upper surface and an opposite spacer lower surface, the spacer lower surface having formed therein radially spaced apart downwardly-opening spacer arm bent end channels communicating with radially spaced apart outwardly-opening spacer arm slots formed in the spacer intersecting the spacer upper and lower surfaces, and arms operably engaged with the rig body, each arm being elongate and formed having a proximal bent end configured to pivotally seat within the respective spacer arm bent end channel.

An umbrella fishing rig apparatus including a rig body having an upper end and an opposite lower end and a central axis therethrough and comprising a spacer and a support, the spacer having a spacer upper surface and an opposite spacer lower surface, the spacer lower surface having formed therein radially spaced apart downwardly-opening spacer arm bent end channels communicating with radially spaced apart outwardly-opening spacer arm slots formed in the spacer intersecting the spacer upper and lower surfaces, and arms operably engaged with the rig body, each arm being elongate and formed having a proximal bent end configured to pivotally seat within the respective spacer arm bent end channel.