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US 2019/0335733 A1Published application
Lure
AssigneeHard and Soft Fishing, Inc.
InventorRobin Hancock
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Abstract
A lure having a hook and a tube extending through the body with at least one noise making element within the tube. As the lure moves in the water, the noise making element creates noise and vibrations and the appearance of a moving eye to attract fish to the lure.
Claims20
A lure comprising:
- a body with a hole formed therein;
- a hook connected to the body;
- an eyelet connected to the body;
- a tube with a first end and second end, the tube positioned in the hole such that the first end is located on a first side of the body and the second end is located on a second side of the body;
- and
- a first ball and a second ball located inside the tube;
- wherein the first ball creates a noise and vibration when the first ball contacts the first end;
- wherein a longitudinal axis of the tube is generally perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the hook;
- wherein the first ball is visible through the tube and the second ball is not visible through the first end of the tube when the first ball is located near the first end;
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- wherein the second ball is visible through the tube and the first ball is not visible through the second end of the tube when the second ball is located near the second end.
8 more elements
A lure comprising:
- a body with a hole formed therein;
- a hook connected to the body by a shank;
- an eyelet connected to the body;
- a tube made from a transparent material with a first end and second end, the tube positioned in the hole such that the first end is visible from a first side of the body and the second end is visible from a second side of the body;
- and
- a ball located inside the tube;
- wherein the ball creates a noise and vibration when the ball contacts one of the first end and second end;
- and
- wherein the ball is visible through the tube when the ball is located near one of the first end and second end.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.