Rigid-rod-anchor-weight assembly

Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying – Decoys – Duck

Reexamination Certificate

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Reexamination Certificate

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08028462

ABSTRACT:
A lineless rigid-rod-anchor-weight assembly provides for anchoring, throwing, and retrieving a decoy or a set of decoys without any tangling of the members of the set. The assembly is attachable to floating object and includes a rigid-rod permanently molded into an environmentally safe, hermetically encapsulated, lead weight. The impermeable encapsulate may be a polyvinylchloride. The rod may be fiberglass or a naturally-occurring material exhibiting rigidity with limited flexure. The floating object may be a decoy, such as a puddle duck decoy with a keel having a receiver aperture for receiving the anchor-weight attachment means. One end of the attachment may be a clip connector means for fastening the attachment means to the floatable object and may also be attached to the rod. Alternatively, if the decoy has a receiver aperture above the keel, the anchor-weight attachment means comprises an adapter to provide for such attachment.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2616200 (1952-11-01), Milam
patent: 2909859 (1959-10-01), Christmas
patent: 5970901 (1999-10-01), Bruce
patent: 6857216 (2005-02-01), Merin

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