Lure
AssigneeShimano Inc.
InventorTatsurou Kawasaki
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Abstract
A lure for fishing includes a hollow body including a first body having a first bonding surface and a second body having a second bonding surface bonded to the first bonding surface, a wire having an eye to which a line or a hook is configured to be connected, and integrally incorporated into the body, and a buffer member between the body and the wire. The wire is sandwiched between the first body and the second body with the buffer member interposed therebetween such that the eye is exposed to outside of the body, and is configured to move relative to the buffer member. The buffer member is in contact with both the first body and the second body.
Claims10
A lure for fishing, comprising:
- a hollow body including a first body having a first bonding surface and a second body having a second bonding surface bonded to the first bonding surface, the body extending in a longitudinal direction and a lateral direction, the body having a length in the longitudinal direction which is longer than a width of the body in the lateral direction;
- a wire having an eye to which a line or a hook is configured to be connected, and being integrally incorporated into the body;
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- an independent buffer member between the body and the wire,
- the wire being sandwiched between the first body and the second body with the buffer member interposed therebetween such that the eye is exposed to outside of the body, and is configured to move relative to the buffer member, and
- the buffer member in contact with both the first body and the second body, the buffer member having a first buffer portion and a second buffer portion facing each other across the wire, the wire arranged between the first buffer portion and the second buffer portion, and configured to bend at least in a vertical direction relative to the buffer member within a space between the first buffer portion and the second buffer portion, and the buffer member being an independent structural element formed from a material that is softer than a material of the body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.