Sinker slider system
AssigneeQuicksplit Fishing Products, LLC
InventorRichard Wayne Nealon
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Abstract
A sinker slider system comprising a slider through which a fishing line passes and an accessory to be coupled and uncoupled to the slider by a gliding motion through a slider glide track and a T track of the accessory. The gliding motion is stopped by releasing a spring-loaded member of the T track into an indent of the slider. The system may further comprise an accessory base for storing the accessory not in use. The accessory base may have a plurality of slots or sections, each of which may have a base glide track for coupling to the T track and a base indent.
Claims20
A sinker slider system comprising:
- a) a slider of an elongated shape having a first end and a second end, comprising:
- i) a spine through which a fishing line is passed;
- ii) a spine extension having a slider glide track that runs between the first end of the slider and a stopping end of the slider glide track, whereas the slider glide track is shorter than the spine extension;
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- ii) a slider indent located on a side of the spine extension opposite to the spine and between the stopping end and the second end of the slider;
- b) a spreader comprising:
- i) a T track for coupling the spreader to the slider glide track by a gliding motion, whereas the T track has an open end and a closed end;
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- ii) a spring-loaded member located at the open end of the T track, whereas the gliding motion stops when the spring-loaded member is released into the slider indent;
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- c) a spreader base having a plurality of slots for storing the spreader when not in use.
A sinker slider system comprising:
- a) an elongated slider comprising:
- i) a spine through which a fishing line is passed;
- ii) a spine extension comprising a slider glide track having a coupling end and a stopping end;
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- iii) a slider indent located on a side of the spine extension opposite to the spine;
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- b) a spreader comprising:
- i) a T track for coupling the spreader to the slider glide track by a gliding motion, whereas the T track has an open end and a closed end;
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- ii) a spring-loaded member at the open end of the T track for stopping the gliding motion when the spring-loaded member is released into the slider indent.
A sinker slider system comprising:
- a) an elongated slider through which a fishing line is passed, the slider having a slider glide track and a slider indent;
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- b) a spreader having a T track for coupling the spreader to the slider glide track by a gliding motion, and a spring-loaded member for stopping the gliding motion when the spring-loaded member is released into the slider indent.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.