Fishing Lure with Flow-Through Cavity Portion(s)
OwnerWilliam G. Madalainventor
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Abstract
A fishing lure including a head portion and a flow-through appendage cavity portion which are removably secured together, the cavity portion including an open front end, a closed tail end, and a substantially rigid sidewall between the front and tail ends, the sidewall having a plurality of sidewall openings disposed to permit flow-through of fluid while preventing pass-through of solids dimensioned greater than the widest sidewall opening.
Claims22
A fishing lure comprising:
- a head portion including a first securement surface;
- and
- at least one flow-through appendage cavity portion securable to the head portion, the cavity portion including (a) an open front end having a second securement surface engageable with the first securement surface, (b) a closed tail end, and (c) a substantially rigid sidewall between the front and tail ends, the sidewall including a plurality of sidewall openings disposed to permit flow-through of fluid while preventing pass-through of solids dimensioned greater than the widest sidewall opening.
A flow-through appendage cavity member for a fishing lure, the cavity member comprising (a) an open front end having a securement surface for securement to another portion of the fishing lure, (b) a closed tail end, and (c) a rigid sidewall between the front and tail ends, the sidewall including a plurality of sidewall openings disposed to permit flow-through of fluid while preventing pass-through of solids dimensioned greater than the widest sidewall opening.
A fishing lure comprising:
- a first body portion including a first securement surface;
- and
- at least one flow-through cavity portion appended to the first body portion, the cavity portion including (a) an opening and a second securement surface engageable with the first securement surface, (b) a substantially rigid sidewall, the sidewall including a plurality of sidewall openings disposed to permit flow-through of fluid while preventing pass-through of solids dimensioned greater than the widest sidewall opening.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.