Fish stringing system

A fish stringing system attachable to a fisherman for retaining caught fish comprising in combination:

• a fish stringing assembly including a length of flexible line, the line having a first loop on a first end and a second loop on a second end remote from the first end, a fish stringing bar comprising a plate having a pointed end adapted for piercing the caught fish and threading the fish along the line, the fish stringing bar having a single centrally located aperture through said plate receiving the first loop of the line for allowing radial pivotal rotation of the fish stringing bar about the aperture when piercing the caught fish and when initially threading the fish along the line, and a fish retention bar for retaining the first threaded fish against the retention bar and serially storing each subsequently caught fish on the line while in contiguous contact with the previously caught and threaded fish, the retention bar having a pair of longitudinally aligned apertures adapted for receiving the second loop of the line in a perpendicular relationship to preclude movement of the threaded and caught fish off of the line;
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• an attachment assembly including a rigid attachment ring and a cord having a first end for coupling to the fisherman or the like and a second end remote therefrom for coupling to the attachment ring, the attachment ring having a fixed passage diameter sufficient for allowing unencumbered passage of the stringer bar and the length of line while the stringer bar is pivotally disposed in a parallel relationship to the length of line.