Line splice using barb and receiver

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2005-06-28

2005-06-28

Luu, Teri P. (Department: 3644)

Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying

Fishing

Line-attached bodies, hooks and rigs

Reexamination Certificate

active

06910296

ABSTRACT:
A splice system and method for linear connection of fishing lines include a female connector and a male connector. Each connector has first and second opposite ends and a longitudinal axis, about which the connector is symmetric. The first end of the female connector is connected to a first fishing line section and the second end has a first opening; the connector has an interior feature with a radial extent. The second end of the male connector is connected to a second fishing line section and the first end has a projection configured for coaxial insertion into the first opening of the female connector. The projection has a radial extent greater than the radial extent of the interior feature of the female connector. At least one of the connectors is resilient so that the projection compresses or the interior feature expands.

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