A vibrating lure for amateur fishing predatory fish, including an elongated holder with a hole (holes) for attaching a fishing line, a load at its front portion, a hook at its rear portion, and a plate movably attached longitudinally to the holder. The holder is in the form of a curved metal rod, having front and rear portions bent downwardly and threaded with a gap into two holes in the plate, formed in a front portion and in a rear portion on a longitudinal axis of the plate, and ends of curved portions of the holder are diverged apart. An alternate narrow holder has projections at the front portion and at the rear portion, with ends diverged apart or brought together (consolidated). The plate is formed to rotate around its longitudinal axis in both directions and to approach the raised lateral portions of the plate at the same distance relative to the vertical plane passing through the axis of rotation of the plate and the longitudinal axis of the holder. The vibrating lure is used for different fishing techniques, in particular at great depths.

A clip-on attactor for fishing lures, hooks, fly's, etc. which can be easily connected or removed, but is resistant to loss from the action of a fish striking the lure, or the ensuing struggle. A V-grooved entry point,or notch opens to a connecting hole. The various shaped attractors can be quickly clipped on the front, middle, or rear split rings on standard lures and also (using the smaller V-groove and connection hole so it will not slip over the barb) clipped on the bend of the hook for uses such as bait hooks and flies.

A clip-on attactor for fishing lures, hooks, fly's, etc. which can be easily connected or removed, but is resistant to loss from the action of a fish striking the lure, or the ensuing struggle. A V-grooved entry point,or notch opens to a connecting hole. The various shaped attractors can be quickly clipped on the front, middle, or rear split rings on standard lures and also (using the smaller V-groove and connection hole so it will not slip over the barb) clipped on the bend of the hook for uses such as bait hooks and flies.

A customizable buzz bait fishing lure system having a support shaft; a rotor mounted on the support shaft; and at least one removable collar structured and arranged to retain the rotor on the support shaft.

A customizable buzz bait fishing lure system having a support shaft; a rotor mounted on the support shaft; and at least one removable collar structured and arranged to retain the rotor on the support shaft.

A fishing lure is configured to prevent a fishing hook, or other organism capture device, from becoming entangled or caught on submerged or surface level flora by maintaining the hook above the water line while in use. Specifically, the fishing lure apparatus includes a swim body that has a curved profile that allows the swim body, when under user directed motion, to skim or ride across the surface of a body of water and maintain an attached hook in the upright position such that a barbed end of the hook is not submerged in the water.

A fishing lure is configured to prevent a fishing hook, or other organism capture device, from becoming entangled or caught on submerged or surface level flora by maintaining the hook above the water line while in use. Specifically, the fishing lure apparatus includes a swim body that has a curved profile that allows the swim body, when under user directed motion, to skim or ride across the surface of a body of water and maintain an attached hook in the upright position such that a barbed end of the hook is not submerged in the water.

A fishing lure includes a body portion, a hook member coupled to a junction region disposed distal of the body portion, and a shielding skirt extending from the body member. The body portion includes a rotatable member configured to rotate about a central longitudinal axis in the presence of fluid friction acting against the lure. The shielding skirt extends outward from the body portion and is configured to assume a first configuration during retrieval of the lure that defines a protective zone that protects the hook member from ensnaring structures, such as submerged vegetation. The shielding skirt is collapsible by contacting lateral forces into a second configuration in which one or more terminal endpoints of the hook member is exposed and available to ensnare the source of the contacting lateral force, such as a fish. The shielding skirt resiliently returns to the first configuration when the lateral forces are removed.

A fishing lure includes a body portion, a hook member coupled to a junction region disposed distal of the body portion, and a shielding skirt extending from the body member. The body portion includes a rotatable member configured to rotate about a central longitudinal axis in the presence of fluid friction acting against the lure. The shielding skirt extends outward from the body portion and is configured to assume a first configuration during retrieval of the lure that defines a protective zone that protects the hook member from ensnaring structures, such as submerged vegetation. The shielding skirt is collapsible by contacting lateral forces into a second configuration in which one or more terminal endpoints of the hook member is exposed and available to ensnare the source of the contacting lateral force, such as a fish. The shielding skirt resiliently returns to the first configuration when the lateral forces are removed.

A fishing lure includes a longitudinal body, a pair of wing bars coupled at first ends thereof to the body by hinge pins and configured to hingedly rotate in a posterior and anterior direction relative to the body, wings with a plurality of blades disposed thereon slidably mounted on each wing bar and configured to spin on each wing bar, and wing locks configured to stop the wing bars from rotating any further posteriorly that a position that is perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the body.