A static metal blade adds sonar reflectivity and visual flash to a fishing lure while preserving weedlessness and retrieve characteristics.
Reflectors on a hollow cover create brighter, directional specular reflections while preserving cavity space for a movable weight and other lure mechanisms.
Specular reflectors on a hollow cover strengthen light directionality while preserving cavity space for a movable lure weight.
An internal exit hook stays protected during retrieval, reducing snags while exposing its point for reliable fish engagement.
Bendable lure sections let anglers shape in-water oscillation and spin, adapting one fishing lure to different conditions.
A support lets the lure weight move front-rear and transversely, enabling center-of-gravity adjustment and more irregular movement through water.
A metal or alloy coating helps sonar reflect from a fishing attractant without adding a separate reflector that can repel fish.
A nested conical body, gap, openings, and ring create turbulent flow that protects bait from washout while adding random lure motion.
A fishing-line-coupled castable object uses removable target attachment to practice casting without injury, gear damage, tangles, or fish disturbance.