Self-sustained rodless fishing apparatus and alert system
OwnerReinaldo Perez, Sara Herminia Izquierdo Solaresinventors
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Abstract
The present invention provides a novel a fishing apparatus comprising a spool-retention-assembly, the spool-retention-assembly further comprising a sound-resistance disk defining a plurality of sound apertures, an axial-locking-mechanism, a reel-locking-mechanism, the reel-locking-mechanism further comprising a plurality of reel springs and a base-body defining at least one interior chamber for solid or liquid storage. Sound is created by allowing a vibrating pinhead to be protruded from the base body into intermittent contact with an axially rotatory sound-resistance disk.
Claims15
A fishing apparatus comprising:
- a spool-retention-assembly, the spool-retention-assembly further comprising a sound-resistance disk defining a plurality of sound apertures, an axial-locking-mechanism, a reel-locking-mechanism, the reel-locking-mechanism further comprising a plurality of reel springs;
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- a base-body defining at least one interior chamber for solid or liquid storage.
A fishing apparatus comprising:
- a base-body defining:
- a selectively openable intake opening to permit solids or liquids intake;
- at least one interior chamber;
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- a plurality of thru-apertures to be demountably coupled with a clutch assembly and a vibrating pin assembly to be protruded from the base body into intermittent contact with an axially rotatory sound-resistance disk.
A method to alert a user of a catch, the method comprising:
- providing fishing apparatus comprising:
- a base-body defining:
- a selectively openable intake opening to permit solids or liquids intake;
- at least one interior chamber;
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- a plurality of thru-apertures to be demountably coupled with a clutch assembly and a vibrating pin assembly.
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- allowing a vibrating pin head to be protruded from the base body into intermittent contact with an axially rotatory sound-resistance disk to create at least one sound.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.