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US 12,495,779 B2Granted
Fishing lure
AssigneeSuede Taylors
InventorMichael Maurice Taylor
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Abstract
A fishing lure designed with an internal cavity filled with a scented material and an odor release hole. The fishing lure mimics a fish, with a tail and head that move in a swimming motion. As the fishing lure moves through the water, the scent is gradually released, creating a continuous odor trail that attracts fish.
Claims20
A fishing lure comprising:
- a top surface;
- a plurality of lateral sides;
- a packing hole;
- and
- an at least one odor release hole;
- wherein:
- the top surface is the top-most outwardly surface of the fishing lure;
- the packing hole traverses at least a portion of the fishing lure from the top surface;
- and
- the at least one odor release hole traverses at least one of the lateral sides into the packing hole.
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A fishing lure comprising:
- a top surface;
- a plurality of lateral sides;
- and
- an at least one odor release hole;
- wherein:
- the fishing lure resembles a fish comprising a head, a trunk, and a tail;
- the head composes the front-most portion of the fishing lure;
- the tail composes the rear-most portion of the fishing lure;
- the trunk is interposed between the head and the tail;
- the top surface is the top-most outwardly surface of the fishing lure;
- the at least one odor release hole traverses at least one of the lateral sides.
8 more elements
A fishing lure comprising:
- a plurality of lateral sides;
- an at least one odor release hole;
- and
- a packing hole;
- wherein:
- the fishing lure resembles a fish comprising a head, a trunk, and a tail;
- the head composes the front-most portion of the fishing lure;
- the tail composes the rear-most portion of the fishing lure;
- the trunk is interposed between the head and the tail;
- the trunk comprises a plurality of eyelets wherein:
- at least one of the plurality of eyelets are coupled to a rear-most portion of the head;
- at least one of the plurality of eyelets are coupled to the front-most portion of the tail;
- and
- the at least one eyelet of the head and the at least one eyelet of the tail are interlocked together, thus composing the trunk;
- the at least one odor release hole traverses at least one of the lateral sides into the packing hole.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.