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US 11,844,338 B1Granted
Fishing lure
AssigneeBryan C. Feisel
InventorBryan C. Feisel
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Abstract
Various aspects disclosed relate to a fishing lure. The fishing lure includes a body portion having a longitudinal axis extending therethrough. The fishing lure further includes a tail portion and a jointed connection between the body portion and the tail portion. The body portion includes at least two biasing elements each extending from opposite sides of the body portion at an angle in a range of from about 30 degrees to about 65 degrees relative to the longitudinal axis. The at least two biasing elements are each configured to selectively contact opposed surfaces of the tail portion.
Claims13
A fishing lure, comprising:
- a body portion having a first end, a second end, a first longitudinal axis extending between the first and second ends, and a first curved surface extending across the first longitudinal axis at the second end;
- a tail portion having a third end, a fourth end, a second longitudinal axis extending between the third and fourth ends, and a second curved surface extending across the second longitudinal axis at the third end, wherein the first and second curved surfaces generally face each other;
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- a single jointed connection between the body portion and the tail portion, wherein
- the body portion comprises at least two biasing elements which each comprise a wooden bar, the at least two biasing elements extending from the first curved surface on opposite sides of the first longitudinal axis of the body portion at angles in a range of from about 30 degrees to about 65 degrees relative to the first longitudinal axis, the at least two biasing elements each configured to selectively contact of the second curved surface of the tail portion, and wherein
- the tail portion comprises receiving portions on the second curved surface of the tail portion on opposite sides of the second longitudinal axis of the tail portion, the receiving portions each comprising an indentation extending into the second curved surface and each configured to selectively abut a respective one of the at least two biasing elements.
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