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US 2014/0196353 A1Published application
Fishing lure with blade arrangement
OwnerSteve Parksinventor
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Abstract
A fishing lure has a body with an eye on a rear end portion. A blade is coupled to the eye by way of rings. The blade has two lateral portions, which are non-planar to one another and join together along a ridge. The ring component allows the blade to rotate between limits, with the blade rotating in one direction to a first limit and then rotating in the opposite direction to a second limit. This causes the blade to rotate then stop and then reverse rotation until the next stop. The rotation-stop movement of blade causes the lure to move erratically, mimicking a fish.
Claims12
A fishing lure, comprising:
- a) a body having a tail end portion and a front end portion;
- b) an eye coupled to the tail end portion of the body;
- c) a blade having a front end and a top portion extending rearward from the front end, the blade having first and second lateral portions extending from the top portion laterally and rearwardly, the lateral portions being non-planar with respect to one another;
- d) the front end of the blade being coupled to the eye by at least two rings interlocked with the eye to form a chain, wherein the blade can rotate between first and second limits with respect to the body.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.