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.

Fishing lures are disclosed herein. One fishing lure, includes a body having a front portion and a back portion wherein the front and back portion are constructed and arranged such that at least one of the portions can move with respect to the other portion and an electromagnetic field generation system having a magnet and a coil of conductive wire wherein the wire has a contact at each end of the coil and wherein the magnet and the coil are separated from each other such that the magnet is located in either the front portion or back portion and the coil is located in the portion not containing the magnet.

Fishing lures are disclosed herein. One fishing lure, includes a body having a front portion and a back portion wherein the front and back portion are constructed and arranged such that at least one of the portions can move with respect to the other portion and an electromagnetic field generation system having a magnet and a coil of conductive wire wherein the wire has a contact at each end of the coil and wherein the magnet and the coil are separated from each other such that the magnet is located in either the front portion or back portion and the coil is located in the portion not containing the magnet.

A fish lure component includes a hook portion having first and second hook members disposed in an opposing arrangement. A biasing member for normally biasing the hook portion in a closed configuration is disposed between the first and second hook members. A vane structure is provided to cause the fish lure component to rotate about an axis thereof during movement through a body of water and along a direction that is generally aligned with the axis. The hook portion is operable between the closed configuration and an open configuration in response to a fish strike on the hook portion.

A fishing lure apparatus designed to attract fish to the fishing pole. The lure apparatus is comprised of a lure body and a plurality of fins. The fins are angled away from the lure body in opposing orientation. The body has an attachment loop at the top of the lower body to secure the lure apparatus to a swivel device, furthermore, connecting it to a lure frame, which is connected to a fishing pole via fishing line. The lower body is hollow, forming a plurality of hollow cavities. Contained within the cavities are metal spheres. As the lure is pulled through the water, the base rotates, due to water resistance against the opposing tailfins. When the body is rotating, the internal ridges extending inward, tumble and deflect the spheres, causing them to ricochet against the rigid internal walls of the lower body, creating a continuous rattling sound.

A fishing lure apparatus designed to attract fish to the fishing pole. The lure apparatus is comprised of a lure body and a plurality of fins. The fins are angled away from the lure body in opposing orientation. The body has an attachment loop at the top of the lower body to secure the lure apparatus to a swivel device, furthermore, connecting it to a lure frame, which is connected to a fishing pole via fishing line. The lower body is hollow, forming a plurality of hollow cavities. Contained within the cavities are metal spheres. As the lure is pulled through the water, the base rotates, due to water resistance against the opposing tailfins. When the body is rotating, the internal ridges extending inward, tumble and deflect the spheres, causing them to ricochet against the rigid internal walls of the lower body, creating a continuous rattling sound.

Fishing lures are disclosed herein. One fishing lure, includes a body having a front portion and a back portion wherein the front and back portion are constructed and arranged such that at least one of the portions can move with respect to the other portion and an electromagnetic field generation system having a magnet and a coil of conductive wire wherein the wire has a contact at each end of the coil and wherein the magnet and the coil are separated from each other such that the magnet is located in either the front portion or back portion and the coil is located in the portion not containing the magnet.

Fishing lures are disclosed herein. One fishing lure, includes a body having a front portion and a back portion wherein the front and back portion are constructed and arranged such that at least one of the portions can move with respect to the other portion and an electromagnetic field generation system having a magnet and a coil of conductive wire wherein the wire has a contact at each end of the coil and wherein the magnet and the coil are separated from each other such that the magnet is located in either the front portion or back portion and the coil is located in the portion not containing the magnet.

Systems for a fishing lure are disclosed, where the fishing lure includes a body with bends and/or twists and a plurality of holes formed into the body. The plurality of holes is oriented to prevent intersection between a leader hole and a tube adapted to hold bait or weighted pellets such that spinning of the fishing lure is increased.

Systems for a fishing lure are disclosed, where the fishing lure includes a body with bends and/or twists and a plurality of holes formed into the body. The plurality of holes is oriented to prevent intersection between a leader hole and a tube adapted to hold bait or weighted pellets such that spinning of the fishing lure is increased.