Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying – Fishing – Artificial bait
Patent
1997-03-06
1999-11-30
Rowan, Kurt
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
Fishing
Artificial bait
43 4209, A01K 8500
Patent
active
059920831
ABSTRACT:
A fishing lure with separable sections for a head, a body extension, a main body, and a tail can be easily assembled and disassembled to provide the flexibility to make different types and lengths of lures. The present invention has provisions for securing various attachments to the head, the body extension, the main body, and the tail. The body extension is a device for changing the length of the lure. Both the head and the body extension have a chamber into which either a rattler or some kind of weight can be inserted. The rattler makes a rattling sound which will attract fish. The weight can keep the lure at a certain depth in the water to imitate a suspended bait fish. At least two of the head, the body extension, the main body, and the tail can be connected by a special securing device to create relative motion between them, thus imitating an injured fish being retrieved from the water. The head or the tail, when used with an attachment such as a plastic worm, can be used alone as a lure known as a jig. The main body can also be used alone as a lure known as a surface popper. Various attachments include treble hooks, weedless hooks, spinner blades, propeller blades, crank bait lips, wobbler blades, plastic skirts, and the like. Using the separable sections of the head, the body extension, the main body, and the tail with various attachments, an angler can assemble at least thirty (30) different combinations of lures.
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Chiang-Deng Hsiang-yu
Deng Shyang-fenn
Deng Shyang-fenn
Rowan Kurt
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