Spinner stabilizer

Claim 1

A FISHING COMPRISING A BODY INCLUDING AN ELONGATED SUBSTANTIALLY STRAIGHT WIRE HAVING LOOPS AT ITS OPPOSITE ENDS, A PLURALITY OF BEADS ON SAID WIRE, A FIST HOOK HAVING A LOOP CONNECTED TO ONE OF SAID WIRE BODY LOOPS, A LIGHT-REFLECTING BLADE ROTATABLY MOUNTED ON SAID WIRE FOR REVOLUTION ABOUT THE LONGITUDINAL AXIS THEREOF, A STABILIZER BLADE HAVING A PAIR OF CLOSELY SPACED HOLES, AND A WIRE CONNECTED HAVING A LOOP AT ONE END CONNECTED TO THE OTHER OF SAID WIRE BODY LOOPS, AND ITS OTHER END TERMINATING IN A REVERSELY BENT FREE LEG DIVERGING FROM THE ADJACENT WIRE CONNECTOR PORTION THEREBY DEFINING A SUBSTANTIALLY U-SHAPED BIGHT, SAID WIRE CONNECTOR BEING SECURED TO SAID STABILIZER BLADE BY HAVING SAID FREE LEG EXTENDING THROUGH ONE OF SAID STABILIZER BLADE HOLES AND HAVING SAID ADJACENT WIRE CONNECTOR PORTION EXTENDING THEREAROUND FROM THE OTHER OF SAID HOLES THEREBY TO DISPOSE SAID BIGHT ON ONE SIDE OF SAID STABILIZER BLADE AND FORMING THEREWITH A LOOP TO WHICH A FISHING LINE MAY BE SECURED, AND WHEREIN THE DIVERGENCE BETWEEN SAID FREE LEG AND SAID ADJACENT CONNECTOR PORTION PREVENT INADVERTENT DISASSEMBLY OF SAID STABILIZER BLADE FROM SAID WIRE CONNECTOR.