Attachable fish attractant
OwnerJohn Timothy Simsinventor
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Abstract
A fish attractant slug which can be easily placed on a fishing line in close proximity to a bait. The slug includes a center bore and an outside surface. The outside surface opens into a spiral groove which connects with the center bore. In order to install the device, the user wraps the fishing line around the spiral groove, then pulls it taut. The tension placed on the fishing line pulls the line inward until it rests within the center bore. In use, the attractant slug slowly dissolves to release the fish attractant it contains. The installation method means that a replacement attractant slug can be placed on the fishing line without untying the bait.
Claims18
An attachable fish attractant slug capable of being attached to a flexible fishing line proximate a bait for purposes of attracting a fish to said bait, comprising:
- a. a body, having a leading extreme, a trailing extreme, and an exterior surface;
- b. a center bore, running through said body from said leading extreme to said trailing extreme;
- c. wherein said exterior surface opens into a non-straight groove connecting said exterior surface to said center bore;
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- d. wherein said body is formed of a water soluble substance containing fish attractant.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.