Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying – Fishing – Illuminated – e.g. – luminous
Patent
1990-10-15
1992-01-07
Seidel, Richard K.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
Fishing
Illuminated, e.g., luminous
A01K 9300
Patent
active
050779281
ABSTRACT:
Disclosed herein is a visible line movement indicator to indicate when a fish is on a fishing line. The indicator comprises a body of material having a perforation formed therein of sufficient dimension to allow a fishing line to slide freely therethrough. Connection means are furnished on the body for a hand removable connection to a fishing pole which comprises a Velcro type material. The invention further contemplates a fishing pole and fish-on-line indicator in combination which comprises a fishing pole having a reel near one end and at least two fishing eyelets located toward the other end. The fishing pole and on-line fish indicator have a removable connection between the fishing pole and the on-line indicator with the element on the pole located between the eyelets. The connection between the fishing pole and fish-on-line indicator comprises a Velcro type material on the pole and on the body of material. The invention further contemplates the method of fishing that comprises the steps of taking the indicator and mounting it on the pole with the body of material between two eyelets forward of the reel on the pole and having the fishing line extend through the perforation. The indicator is then removeably connected to the fishing pole and the fishing line is cast to the desired location. After casting the fishing pole is set at a rest position and the body or indicator removed from its connection with the fishing pole so as to hang freely with only the fishing line supporting it. The indicator may then be watched for movement.
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Lewis Jon M.
Mah Chuck Y.
Seidel Richard K.
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