A device for baiting a fishhook including a fishing lure case arranged to clamp onto a fishing line, and a pair of hooks extending from and integral with the fishing lure case, the pair of hooks arranged adjacent and parallel to one another, each of the hooks having a bend and barb where the bend and barb of each hook are in spaced apart registration with one another, the pair of hooks joined by a member having a trough therein arranged to hold the fishing line.

The present invention discloses a fishing lure for knotless line attachment. The fishing lure comprises a nose portion and a tail portion configured to be assembled together. The nose portion includes a proximal hole sized to receive a fishing line. A funnel is formed in the tail portion, and aligned with the proximal hole to guide the fishing line into a groove formed in the tail portion. The groove extends from a top of the tail portion to a gap defined between the nose portion and the tail portion when assembled. A coupling mechanism, such as a threaded engagement, enables rotation or movement of the nose portion relative to the tail portion to securely clamp the fishing line without requiring a knot. The lure further comprises radial grippers to engage the line, wings to guide the line, and an optional flexible weed guard to reduce snagging on underwater debris.

The invention relates to a fishing lure-fishing line connection system for connecting a fishing line to a fishing lure, wherein at least three eyelets are provided on a weight body. A hanging weight eyelet is provided for attaching a hanging weight, a fishing lure eyelet is provided for attaching a fishing lure, in particular in the form of an artificial lure, and a fishing line eyelet is provided for attaching a fishing line. The eyelets are stationary relative to one another. The hanging weight eyelets and the fishing lure eyelet are configured as open quick-release eyelets which are self-locking to prevent unintentional unhooking, and wherein the weight body is arranged between the fishing lure eyelet and the fishing line eyelet.

A shoreline fishing lure includes a lure body having a pair of side portions that, together, define an interior area and an upper slit in communication with the interior area. An insert member is positioned in the interior area and includes an upper section extending upwardly through the slit and defines a plurality of harness holes arranged along front and upper edges of the insert member. The insert member includes a weight mechanism proximate a lower edge of the insert member that is configured to selectively modify the lures body's buoyancy. The fishing lure includes a wire harness having an upper prong selectively extending through a selected harness hole, the wire harness having a predetermined contoured configuration that, when attached to the selected harness hole, modifies the direction and movement of the lure body in response to water resistance.

A lure comprises a plurality of line eyes. The plurality of line eyes can be connected to a line. The plurality of line eyes are connected to each other via a communication hole.