Fishing lure assembly

A fishing lure assembly which is stable about a vertical plane when disposed in water, said assembly comprising:

• a sturdy frame having superior and inferior extensions and comprising an attachment site interposed there between whereat a blade is affixed to the frame;
• the frame further comprising a fishing line connection site inferiorly disposed relative to the superior extension, said connection site defining a first horizontal plane;
• the blade, comprising a superior edge and an inferior edge, securely affixed to the frame at the attachment site, but left free thereat to oscillate from side-to-side;
• a fishing lure part distally disposed relative to said blade to be affected by yaw and yaw divergence of the blade, said lure part being securely affixed to said sturdy frame and therefore comprising a longitudinal axis of rotation when displaced through water;
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• a weight securely affixed the frame at a site where the uppermost portion of the weight defines a third horizontal plane which is inferiorly disposed relative to the first horizontal plane and the longitudinal axis of rotation such that oscillating side-to-side frequency and associated yaw convergence of the blade and fishing lure part is not substantially affected by the weight;
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• a float subassembly affixed to the superior extension of the frame at a site where, when the assembly is in water, at least a portion of the float subassembly is disposed above the superior edge of the blade such that side-to-side oscillation and associated yaw of the blade is not substantially affected by the float subassembly, the float subassembly being provided to overcome a predetermined amount of ballast of the weight.