Fishing lure with reflective surface
AssigneePlastic Research and Development Corporation
InventorsTyler Duvall, Chad Warner
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Abstract
An embodiment of an improved fishing lure comprises a fishing lure body having an approximately flat surface on the top side or bottom side of the body and a blade statically affixed to the approximately flat surface. The lure body may include a recess having a wall and a base, wherein the approximately flat surface is at the base of the recess, and wherein around a portion of the perimeter of the recess at least one lip extends inward from the wall of the recess. The blade is preferably disposed in the recess and below the at least one lip. In some embodiments, the approximately flat surface has a float angle between about 30 degrees and about 90 degrees relative to horizontal, and more preferably between about 35 degrees and about 45 degrees relative to horizontal.
Claims20
A fishing lure comprising:
- a fishing lure body having a front end, a rear end, a top side, and a bottom side, wherein said fishing lure body comprises an approximately flat surface on said top side and proximate to said front end;
- a bill extending forward and downward from said front end;
- at least one hook extending from said rear end or said bottom side;
- a line tie extending from said fishing lure body proximate to said front end;
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- a metal blade statically affixed to said approximately flat surface.
A fishing lure comprising:
- a fishing lure body having a front end, a rear end, a top side, and a bottom side, wherein said fishing lure body comprises an approximately flat surface on said top side or said bottom side;
- at least one hook extending from said rear end or said bottom side;
- a line tie extending from said fishing lure body proximate to said front end;
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- a metal blade affixed to said approximately flat surface, wherein the planar surface of said metal blade is substantially coplanar with the planar surface of said approximately flat surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.