A lure is disclosed. The lure comprises a head, a tail, a first channel extending inside the head to the tail, a pair of hind legs extending from the tail and including a first leg having a first foot, a second leg having a second foot, the first foot being connected to the second foot forming a foot body having a second channel. The lure has a line having a first end and a second end, and the second end is provided through the first channel and the second channel. The second end is connected to the foot body. The lure may resemble a frog, insect, or amphibian.

A fishing lure comprising at least two wires having a first end and a second end, wherein a first portion of the at least two wires are intertwined with one another, and wherein a predetermined distance from the first end a first bend is made and distal to the first bend, a second bend is made, and predetermined distance from the second bend a second portion of the at least two wires are untwined and a loop is formed at the second end of each of the at least two wires, a head molded around a portion of the first end of the at least two wires, a hook affixed to the head, and at least one spinner rotatably attached to the loop at the second end of each of the at least two wires, wherein the spinner is able to freely oscillate and vibrate.

A fishing lure comprising at least two wires having a first end and a second end, wherein a first portion of the at least two wires are intertwined with one another, and wherein a predetermined distance from the first end a first bend is made and distal to the first bend, a second bend is made, and predetermined distance from the second bend a second portion of the at least two wires are untwined and a loop is formed at the second end of each of the at least two wires, a head molded around a portion of the first end of the at least two wires, a hook affixed to the head, and at least one spinner rotatably attached to the loop at the second end of each of the at least two wires, wherein the spinner is able to freely oscillate and vibrate.

A shielded point motion fishing tackle having a twin set of springless, retractable fishing hooks shielded by the body of a live or artificial lure until activated by the force caused by the striking motion of a fish.

A shielded point motion fishing tackle having a twin set of springless, retractable fishing hooks shielded by the body of a live or artificial lure until activated by the force caused by the striking motion of a fish.

The present invention relates to a device for preventing a fish hook from snagging on the bottom, the device comprising: an eye insertion part (100) made from a soft material having an excellent elasticity, such that a hook eye (11) to which a fishing line (20) is tied is inserted therein; a line guide part (110) through which the fishing line (20) passes, and which is made from the same material as that of the eye insertion part (100), maintains, at the upper end of the eye insertion part (100), a state of being bent in an inverted L shape and is stretched so as to form a straight shape in conjunction with the eye insertion part (100) when a hookset is performed with the fishing line (20); and a snagging prevention piece (200) of which both ends (210) maintain a state, in which the both ends thereof are opened into a V shape over the hook point (13) of a fish hook (10) hooked into the eye insertion part (100), at both side surfaces of a front edge part (120) at which the eye insertion part (100) and the line guide part (110) come into contact with each other, and the both ends (210) are rotated toward a hook shank (12) when the line guide part (110) is stretched by a hookset and the like, and thus maximally preventing the loss of fishing tackles since the concern that the hook point is snagged on weeds or bedrocks in water is eliminated by the snagging prevention piece for effectively blocking the side above the hook point, and obtaining a great effect of luring a big fish since, when the snagging prevention piece is formed as a fake bait having the shape of a small fish, a live bait and the fake bait of the fish hook can be used together.

The present invention relates to a device for preventing a fish hook from snagging on the bottom, the device comprising: an eye insertion part (100) made from a soft material having an excellent elasticity, such that a hook eye (11) to which a fishing line (20) is tied is inserted therein; a line guide part (110) through which the fishing line (20) passes, and which is made from the same material as that of the eye insertion part (100), maintains, at the upper end of the eye insertion part (100), a state of being bent in an inverted L shape and is stretched so as to form a straight shape in conjunction with the eye insertion part (100) when a hookset is performed with the fishing line (20); and a snagging prevention piece (200) of which both ends (210) maintain a state, in which the both ends thereof are opened into a V shape over the hook point (13) of a fish hook (10) hooked into the eye insertion part (100), at both side surfaces of a front edge part (120) at which the eye insertion part (100) and the line guide part (110) come into contact with each other, and the both ends (210) are rotated toward a hook shank (12) when the line guide part (110) is stretched by a hookset and the like, and thus maximally preventing the loss of fishing tackles since the concern that the hook point is snagged on weeds or bedrocks in water is eliminated by the snagging prevention piece for effectively blocking the side above the hook point, and obtaining a great effect of luring a big fish since, when the snagging prevention piece is formed as a fake bait having the shape of a small fish, a live bait and the fake bait of the fish hook can be used together.

A fishing lure includes a solid body having a front head portion, a rear tail portion, a top back portion and a bottom belly portion. The fishing lure also includes a cavity recessed within the solid body and having a bottom opening at a location extending between and intermediately of the bottom belly portion and rear tail portion. The fishing lure further includes a magnetic holder disposed in the cavity and assembled relative thereto to provide a channel of diametrically magnetized configuration for receiving and releasably retaining a shank portion of a metal hook coupled at an end to the bottom belly portion and extending within the channel so as to displace a point on an opposite end of the metal hook downwardly and forwardly away from the cavity and thereby in a stinger position relative to the solid body.

A fishing lure includes a solid body having a front head portion, a rear tail portion, a top back portion and a bottom belly portion. The fishing lure also includes a cavity recessed within the solid body and having a bottom opening at a location extending between and intermediately of the bottom belly portion and rear tail portion. The fishing lure further includes a magnetic holder disposed in the cavity and assembled relative thereto to provide a channel of diametrically magnetized configuration for receiving and releasably retaining a shank portion of a metal hook coupled at an end to the bottom belly portion and extending within the channel so as to displace a point on an opposite end of the metal hook downwardly and forwardly away from the cavity and thereby in a stinger position relative to the solid body.