Tool for Removal of Debris From a Fishing Line
OwnerJared Mark Larsoninventor
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Abstract
In one embodiment, the disclosure relates to a tool for removing debris from a fishing line. In one embodiment, the tool is attached to the fishing pole. In yet another embodiment, the tool comprises a body having a first region with an opening with a series of notches for insertion of a shaft and a second region with a curved end.
Claims17
A pole-attachable fishing tool comprising a body, the body having (a) a first region with at least a first notch and a second notch, and notch sized to receive a shaft of a fishing pole;
- (b) a second region that is curved at the end, and (c) a third region coupling the first region to the second region, and (d) a slot extending from about the third region of the body to the second region that allows for insertion of a fishing line.
A pole-attachable fishing tool comprising a body, the body having (a) a first region that attaches to a shaft of a fishing rod, the first region having a cavity formed by a first sidewall, a second sidewall, and a bottom portion, the inner portions of the first sidewall and second sidewalls containing one or more grooves;
- (b) a curved second region, and (c) a third region coupling the first region to the second region, and (d) a slot extending from about the third region of the body to the second region that allows for insertion of a fishing line.
A pole-attachable fishing tool comprising a body having a first region with a first end and a second end and an opening that narrows progressively from the first end to the second end, a second region with a curved end;
- and a third region connecting the first and second regions, wherein the opening can accommodate attachment of at least two different sized shafts of fishing rods.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.