Fishing beads designed to imitate fish eggs used as bait for catching fish. A bobber stopper is threaded onto the fishing line before a hook is tied. A hook is then tied to the end of the fishing line. After the fishing line is tied to the hook with a bobber stopper on the fishing line, the quick-change fishing bead is routed over the line through a spiral shaped gap, then pressed down onto the bobber stopper to securely hold the quick-change fishing bead onto the fishing line. The quick-change fishing bead is then able to be changed with other colors, sizes, and buoyancies multiple times without cutting the hook off the line.

A buoyant plug-type fishing lure includes a cavity adapted to accept a variety of water dispersible materials such as freeze-dried worms, sodium-bicarbonate or chum that are intended to impart lively random motion to the lure and provide aromatic inducement for game fish to strike. Diving characteristics and buoyancy of the lure are variable depending on the lure body shape, and the material selected.

Described herein is a small and lightweight terminal tackle product with upper and lower sections slidably connectable to one another. Each of the upper and lower sections is provided with a scent chamber open on one end to provide for the introduction of scent attractant material. The upper and lower sections are provided with male and female connection features to hold them together while the product is submerged during use and allow them to be conveniently disconnected to refill with scent attractant material without significant disruption. The present invention features apertures for threading fishing line and for releasing the scent attractant material into the ambient underwater environment when in use.

The present invention relates to an improved fishing lure having the ability to be camouflaged. More particularly, the present invention relates to a fishing lure having multiple catching devices with capacity for varying the bait and size of lures, having a built-in compartment adapted for the insertion of live bait or chum used in the attraction of fish.

A soft plastic fishing lure has a bait body with a head portion and a tail portion opposite the head portion. The bait body has an elastomeric material and defines a cavity with an opening disposed at the tail portion. The cavity extends into the bait body toward the head portion. An insert is configured to be inserted into the cavity through the opening and retained in the bait body. The insert has a fish attracting feature, such as a rattle, a glow stick, or a scented material.

The present disclosure relates to systems, devices, and methods for retaining fish bait. A fish bait retainer provided as part of the disclosed systems, devices, and methods includes a plurality of fish bait retaining features. The fish bait retaining features can be in the form of structural features, such as through holes, blind holes, and grooves. The fish bait retainer can also include surface properties or features that facilitate the retention of fish bait. The fish bait retainer can be securely connected to a fishhook by placing a shank of the fishhook a through hole provided in the fish bait retainer. The fish bait retainer can be used with liquid, gel, or paste type fish bait.

A predatory fishing lure specifically designed to replicate a wounded baitfish by providing a specific bend in both the lure body and/or the tail wherein having the lure head and the fish head configured to secure together to form a cavity to accommodate a baitfish species and/or fish scent, bait chunks and/or other accessories. Moreover, having the second component of a baitfish body strap configured to engage with baitfish species lower body portion to firmly hold the body of the baitfish to the predatory fishing lure. In addition, the fishing leader is threaded through the lure nose, lure body and existing through the caudal fin allowing for the free movement of the lure to slide up the line once a fish is hooked, to not create a wedge or pivot point for the hook to be dislodged from the predatory fish's mouth. A further object is to provide a predatory fishing lure made of a hard polymeric plastic material includes a realistic lure head portion, with gills and realistic fish eyes an outer surface which may contain coloring or textures a caudal fin, dorsal fin, and an anal fin are allowed to protrude continuously in an integrated manner from the lure body and these fins may contain coloring or textures so as to give parallel linear irregularities.

Described herein is a small and lightweight terminal tackle product with upper and lower sections slidably connectable to one another. Each of the upper and lower sections is provided with a scent chamber open on one end to provide for the introduction of scent attractant material. The upper and lower sections are provided with male and female connection features to hold them together while the product is submerged during use and allow them to be conveniently disconnected to refill with scent attractant material without significant disruption. The present invention features apertures for threading fishing line and for releasing the scent attractant material into the ambient underwater environment when in use.

A fishing lure can have a bait compartment and a slidable lid. The slidable lid can be moved back and forth in a single dimension between an open position and a closed position when a user applies force to the lid in the single dimension. A ball detent can hold the lid in the closed position, and the ball detent can be overcome to open the lid through the application of force in the single dimension.

A fishing lure designed with an internal cavity filled with a scented material and an odor release hole. The fishing lure mimics a fish, with a tail and head that move in a swimming motion. As the fishing lure moves through the water, the scent is gradually released, creating a continuous odor trail that attracts fish.