The present invention discloses a fishing lure. The fishing lure comprises a head having an aperture. The aperture is configured to receive a fishing line therethrough. The fishing lure further comprises a body structure having a channel to enable passage of the fishing line from the head through a longitudinal axis of the body structure and extend beyond the body structure. The head is configured to lock with the body structure while locking the fishline therein. The fishing lure further comprises a flexible weed guard mounted over the body.

A fishing accessory with capabilities of grabbing and moving weeds or debris to leave more visibility of the fishing lure as it moves through the body of water. A hollowed-bodied fishing apparatus comprising of a main body in the shape of a frustum of a cone, consisting of a small circular top hole and a large circular bottom hole. The holes of the cone are meant to run along a fishing line and held in place by a sinker or weight. The raised lip of the apparatus is to help attach and reinforce the teeth to the main body. The teeth or grabbers are meant to be used as a means of grabbing onto weeds or debris when the apparatus is gliding through the water. This gives the lure or bait a better chance of being clear of weeds and debris

A fishing accessory with capabilities of grabbing and moving weeds or debris to leave more visibility of the fishing lure as it moves through the body of water. A hollowed-bodied fishing apparatus comprising of a main body in the shape of a frustum of a cone, consisting of a small circular top hole and a large circular bottom hole. The holes of the cone are meant to run along a fishing line and held in place by a sinker or weight. The raised lip of the apparatus is to help attach and reinforce the teeth to the main body. The teeth or grabbers are meant to be used as a means of grabbing onto weeds or debris when the apparatus is gliding through the water. This gives the lure or bait a better chance of being clear of weeds and debris