3 to the body 4 this movement imparts an erratic action to the plug 4 simulating an injured fish as the blade 3 is pulled through the water the blade 3 is angled to the direction of pull the blade portion 31 experiences a great deal of water resistance the blade 3 is analogous to a kite without a tail this creates an action that applicant finds so enticing to a predator such as but not limited to a fish that the fishers lure 1 catches even fish that are not hungry the fishing lure 1 attracts fish in a manner beyond anything with which the applicant is familiar fig1 shows an alternate embodiment of the blade 3 a where portion 31 a is flat planar piece this also works fig1 shows the corners 33 a of the blade 3 a can be sharp fig1 shows the lure 1 in use in the water the pull on the line 13 transmitted through the wire clip 9 causes the blade 3 to assume an angle of attack u2018 z u2019 in the water that is to say the planar portion of the blade 32 travels at an angle that causes significant resistance as it is pulled through the water the angle z and resistance causes the blade 3 to oscillate back and forth as shown by the front arrow in fig2 although the description above contains many specificities these should not be construed as limiting the scope of the invention but as merely providing illustrations of some of the presently preferred embodiments of this invention it.