Sidetracker
AssigneeJb Custom Offshore Rigging and Fishing Tackle Inc.
InventorsBenjamin Greenberg, Justin Braun
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Abstract
A sidetracker includes a body including a first fin and a second fin spaced apart from the first fin. The first and second fins are coupled to the body. The first and second fins are configured to control a vertical position of the body in water through which the body is moving. A channel is formed in the body. The channel includes a first groove and a second groove. The first and second grooves cross each other. A wing is positioned in the channel. The wing is detachably coupled to the body. The wing is configured to rotate between the first groove and the second groove. The wing is configured to control a lateral position of the body in water through which the body is moving.
Claims8
A fishing sidetracker, comprising:
- a body extending along a longitudinal axis thereof, the body including a first fin and a second fin spaced apart from the first fin, the first and second fins coupled to the body and configured to control a vertical position of the body in water through which the body is moving;
- a keel extending along a vertical axis thereof from a bottom surface of the body, the vertical axis orthogonal to the longitudinal axis of the body, the keel defining a bottom surface thereof, a top surface thereof, and first and second side surfaces thereof connecting the top surface and the bottom surface of the keel, the keel rotatably secured to the body, the keel having a height extending away from the body along the vertical axis;
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- a screw extending through the height of the keel along the vertical axis to rotatably secure the keel to the body, wherein the keel is configured to be advanced away from the body along the vertical axis while still being coupled to the body by the screw and rotated about the screw between a first rotational orientation and a second rotational orientation while remaining secured to the body by the screw, and
- wherein the keel is configured to rotate 360 degrees about the screw when the keel is advanced away from the body along the vertical axis while still being coupled to the body by the screw.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.