Fishing swivel with internal rattle
AssigneeCentro Corporation
InventorWoo Gil Shim
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Abstract
A fishing swivel with a main body having ring means connected to both ends, respectively, for attaching a lure to a fishing line is provided. Necks of ring means are rotatably supported in a through hole in a main body, so that the ring means may each independently rotate, and an end portion of the neck is provided as a blunt hammer. An inside of the main body is formed as a space, and a tubular body and a bead are built-in in this space. The tubular body and the bead produce a sound to attract fish by striking the hammers of both ends in a space of the main body, thereby serving as a rattle.
Claims6
A fishing swivel with an internal rattle, comprising:
- a hollow main body having through holes formed on both ends thereof and a space inside;
- a tubular body axially movably built-in in the space of the main body;
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- a pair of ring means, each of which including a neck axially supported in each of the through holes on both ends of the main body and a hammer connected to the neck, and being rotatably connected to the main body,
- wherein the tubular body comprises a tubular container having a tubular space inside thereof and an inner bead movably built-in in the tubular space of the tubular container,
- wherein the tubular body is configured to axially move inside the main body and collide with the hammer of the ring means and the inner bead is configured to move in the tubular space to produce a sound during casting and action in fishing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.