A device for retrieving the snagged fishing lure when fishing from a boat and from the shore when the snagged lure is both close to and far from the fisherman, especially when the angle of inclination to the lure is small. The hydrodynamic, slim, elongated, and cylindrical device has a sleekly tapered front part, a rear part, a hooking plate inclined at an acute angle with respect to the rear part, a center of gravity shifted towards the front of the device, two attachment rings to attach the device to the line simply, quickly, easily and reliably, while the contact of the device with the line is minimal. When the device is attached to the fishing line extending to the snagged lure, the line is inserted into the funnel-shaped notch of the hooking plate, and when the fishing rod is raised, the device slides down the line to the lure and bounces it off the obstacle. If the lure is not released, the device shall be pulled back towards the fisherman by the retrieval cord attached to the end of the device, while the device follows the tensioned fishing line, until the connecting element that connects the leader with the fishing line is trapped in the passage of the hooking plate and the lure is released from the obstacle by force.

A device for retrieving the snagged fishing lure when fishing from a boat and from the shore when the snagged lure is both close to and far from the fisherman, especially when the angle of inclination to the lure is small. The hydrodynamic, slim, elongated, and cylindrical device has a sleekly tapered front part, a rear part, a hooking plate inclined at an acute angle with respect to the rear part, a center of gravity shifted towards the front of the device, two attachment rings to attach the device to the line simply, quickly, easily and reliably, while the contact of the device with the line is minimal. When the device is attached to the fishing line extending to the snagged lure, the line is inserted into the funnel-shaped notch of the hooking plate, and when the fishing rod is raised, the device slides down the line to the lure and bounces it off the obstacle. If the lure is not released, the device shall be pulled back towards the fisherman by the retrieval cord attached to the end of the device, while the device follows the tensioned fishing line, until the connecting element that connects the leader with the fishing line is trapped in the passage of the hooking plate and the lure is released from the obstacle by force.

A fishing lure recovery device for a telescopic fishing net with a weight and floaters includes a net. The net has a perimeter. A weight is positioned at an end of the perimeter. A pair of floats is positioned on a respective one of a pair of sides of the perimeter. The net has a port. An end of a first section of a telescopic assembly is inserted within the port of the net to secure the net to the telescopic assembly. The first section is nested within a second section, and the second section is nested within a third section. Each of the sections of the telescopic assembly is cylindrical shaped tubes. The telescopic assembly can extend its length out by adjusting the positioning of each of the sections relative to each other.

A fishing lure recovery device for a telescopic fishing net with a weight and floaters includes a net. The net has a perimeter. A weight is positioned at an end of the perimeter. A pair of floats is positioned on a respective one of a pair of sides of the perimeter. The net has a port. An end of a first section of a telescopic assembly is inserted within the port of the net to secure the net to the telescopic assembly. The first section is nested within a second section, and the second section is nested within a third section. Each of the sections of the telescopic assembly is cylindrical shaped tubes. The telescopic assembly can extend its length out by adjusting the positioning of each of the sections relative to each other.

An apparatus for releasing fish from a hook while the fish is in water includes a rod having a first rod end and an opposite second rod end. A frame extends from the second rod end, and netting is wrapped around the frame and configured to ensnare the hook such that the hook can be removed from the fish thereby releasing the fish.

An apparatus for releasing fish from a hook while the fish is in water includes a rod having a first rod end and an opposite second rod end. A frame extends from the second rod end, and netting is wrapped around the frame and configured to ensnare the hook such that the hook can be removed from the fish thereby releasing the fish.

A fishing lure retrieval tool includes different attachment heads able to be attached to the end of a telescoping rod. One attachment head includes a line guide, a hook grabbing region, and a line cutting tool for separating a fishing lure from fishing line. Another attachment head includes a U-shaped engagement region configured to knock stuck fishing lures loose, wherein the U-shaped engagement region is ferromagnetic such that it is able to attract and attach to fishing lures.

A fishing lure retrieval tool includes different attachment heads able to be attached to the end of a telescoping rod. One attachment head includes a line guide, a hook grabbing region, and a line cutting tool for separating a fishing lure from fishing line. Another attachment head includes a U-shaped engagement region configured to knock stuck fishing lures loose, wherein the U-shaped engagement region is ferromagnetic such that it is able to attract and attach to fishing lures.

Line cutters that may be incorporated into other items, such as garments or paddles. A garment that incorporates a line-cutting trim component allows a wearer to easily cut line or cord while fishing or engaging in other activities. The trim component includes a housing with an opening, and a line cutter partially extending into the opening. The trim component can be secured to the garment using a rivet, or sewn onto the garment. In another example, a paddle may incorporate a line cutter as part of a spring clip used to secure together the tubes of a multi-piece paddle.

Line cutters that may be incorporated into other items, such as garments or paddles. A garment that incorporates a line-cutting trim component allows a wearer to easily cut line or cord while fishing or engaging in other activities. The trim component includes a housing with an opening, and a line cutter partially extending into the opening. The trim component can be secured to the garment using a rivet, or sewn onto the garment. In another example, a paddle may incorporate a line cutter as part of a spring clip used to secure together the tubes of a multi-piece paddle.