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 lure is provided that improves usability of a propeller. The lure according to one embodiment includes a body, a rotatable portion, and a propeller. The rotatable portion is rotatably attached to the body. The propeller is configured to be detachably attached to the rotatable portion.

A housing that is intended to spin on a fishing lure shank and designed to hold blades. The housing can be reusable by incorporating mechanical means that enable the user to swap out blades of different styles, colors, or shapes. There is a hollow tube that runs the long distance of the housing that could be of different cross-sectional shape than the fishing lure shank it is spinning on.