Floating bait harness
OwnerPaul Oleksakinventor
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Abstract
A floating bait harness for use in fishing has a substantially T-shaped main body, a weighted bottom end on the main body arranged to engage a ground surface in a body of water and a top end on the main body arranged to be coupled to a line extending from a fishing rod, the top end is arranged to be positioned in a raised relationship relative to the weighted end such that the main body rests upright in the water. At least one hook arrangement extending from at least one side of the main body; the hook arrangement is arranged to support a hook such that the hook is raised a sufficient distance from the ground surface positioning the hooks in a feeding area of the fish. The harness also includes a balancing arrangement on the harness arranged to maintain the desired position of the harness.
Claims7
A floating bait harness comprising;
- at least one weighted leg which has a weighted end such that the weighted end engages a bottom surface of a body of water;
- more than one extension arm extending generally at a right angle outwardly from a substantially top end of the weighted arm;
- a line extending from the top end of the weighted arm to a fishing rod or the like above a surface of the body of water;
- at least one leader at an outer end of each of the extension arms which is arranged to hang downwards therefrom, the leaders being shorter in length than the at least one weighted arm;
- and at least one hook at the bottom end of each leader such that the hooks are a sufficient distance from the bottom surface of the body of water thereby being in an area in which a fish will be feeding.
A floating bait harness comprises:
- a main body;
- a weighted bottom end on the main body arranged to engage a ground surface in a body of water;
- a top end on the main body arranged to be coupled to a line extending from a fishing rod, the top end is arranged to be positioned in a raised relationship relative to the weighted end such that the main body rests upright in the water;
- at least one hook arrangement extending from at least one side of the main body;
- the hook arrangement is arranged to support a hook such that the hook is raised a sufficient distance from the ground surface positioning the hooks in a feeding area of the fish, and;
- a balancing arrangement on the harness arranged to maintain the desired position of the harness.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.