A fishing tackle system can be used to catch fish without the use of any hooks. The system can be used with a fishing pole and fishing line. The system can include a first clip member having a first clipping segment and a second clip member having a second clipping segment. The second clip member can be pivotally coupled with the first clip member about a spring-loaded first pivot axis. The system can include a pivoting member pivotally coupled with the first clip member about a second pivot axis or a post that separates the first and second clip members from each other. The first and second clip members can hold the mouth or lip of the fish when they are closed together. The fish can be released by pinching a first pinching segment and a second pinching segment, thus separating the first and second clipping segments.

A fishing tackle system can be used to catch fish without the use of any hooks. The system can be used with a fishing pole and fishing line. The system can include a first clip member having a first clipping segment and a second clip member having a second clipping segment. The second clip member can be pivotally coupled with the first clip member about a spring-loaded first pivot axis. The system can include a pivoting member pivotally coupled with the first clip member about a second pivot axis or a post that separates the first and second clip members from each other. The first and second clip members can hold the mouth or lip of the fish when they are closed together. The fish can be released by pinching a first pinching segment and a second pinching segment, thus separating the first and second clipping segments.

An expandable fish hook assembly includes a central shaft having one end attached to a fishing line and a plurality of arms or hook members pivotably coupled at or near the other end of the central shaft. The plurality of arms or hooks pivot between a collapsed position, with each arm or hook generally adjacent the central shaft, and a deployed position, with each arm or hook generally angled away from the central shaft. A sliding member engages the central shaft and moves along the central shaft, whereby the sliding member also operatively engages and moves along each of the plurality of arms to support and move the arms between the collapsed and deployed positions.

An expandable fish hook assembly includes a central shaft having one end attached to a fishing line and a plurality of arms or hook members pivotably coupled at or near the other end of the central shaft. The plurality of arms or hooks pivot between a collapsed position, with each arm or hook generally adjacent the central shaft, and a deployed position, with each arm or hook generally angled away from the central shaft. A sliding member engages the central shaft and moves along the central shaft, whereby the sliding member also operatively engages and moves along each of the plurality of arms to support and move the arms between the collapsed and deployed positions.

A device that can be used by an angler when fishing to lift a heavy fish out of the water without breaking the angler's fishing line or rod.

A fishing hook has a shank, hairpin loop portion formed at an end of the shank, and a fastener at an opposite end of the shank. The hairpin loop portion extends downwardly from the end of the shank. The hairpin loop portion is flattened and has a width less than a diameter of the shank. The hairpin loop portion has an end extending away from the shank. The shank and the hairpin loop portion define a line-receiving slot therebetween. The fastener selected from the group consisting of a hook, a ring clip, a lobster clasp, another hairpin loop portion, and a weight.

A fishing hook has a shank, hairpin loop portion formed at an end of the shank, and a fastener at an opposite end of the shank. The hairpin loop portion extends downwardly from the end of the shank. The hairpin loop portion is flattened and has a width less than a diameter of the shank. The hairpin loop portion has an end extending away from the shank. The shank and the hairpin loop portion define a line-receiving slot therebetween. The fastener selected from the group consisting of a hook, a ring clip, a lobster clasp, another hairpin loop portion, and a weight.

An illustrated view of an exemplary fish hook device for keeping the fish hook in a desired position is presented. The exemplary fish hook device is useful for keeping a hook straight allowing for fish line to pull straight through water to snag fish. Further, the fishing line will be easier and faster as well as using less fishing line when coupling the hook 101 on the fishing line. The fish hook device has a hook, a first eyelet and a second eyelet. The hook has a first prong hook, a second hook and a third fishing hook. A fish line is configured to be threaded through the first eyelet and directly run to the second eyelet where it is threaded. The fish line does not need to be wrapped around the hook to allow the for the fish line to pull straight through water to snag fish. An optionally weight may be coupled to an end of the fish line.

An illustrated view of an exemplary fish hook device for keeping the fish hook in a desired position is presented. The exemplary fish hook device is useful for keeping a hook straight allowing for fish line to pull straight through water to snag fish. Further, the fishing line will be easier and faster as well as using less fishing line when coupling the hook 101 on the fishing line. The fish hook device has a hook, a first eyelet and a second eyelet. The hook has a first prong hook, a second hook and a third fishing hook. A fish line is configured to be threaded through the first eyelet and directly run to the second eyelet where it is threaded. The fish line does not need to be wrapped around the hook to allow the for the fish line to pull straight through water to snag fish. An optionally weight may be coupled to an end of the fish line.