Fishing line float
OwnerJames Miles, Carl Moore, JR.inventors
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Abstract
An illustrated view of an exemplary float for fishing is presented. The float is useful for keeping a hook on a fishing line at a depth below a water line of a body of water. The float provides an easily visible, consistent depth for the hook on the fishing line. The float preferably has a shape of a bullet or a mortar. The float has a tail fin that is preferably orange in color. The tail fin is coupled to a casing, the casing preferably being gold in color. A tip that has a first portion and a second portion where the second portion may be a light. A first end of the tip is coupled to the casing and the second end is pointed and is coupled to an eyelet.
Claims15
A float for setting a fishing line to a determined depth, the float comprising:
- a tail fin, the tail fin having a first end;
- a casing, the casing having a first end and a second end, wherein the first end of the tail fin being coupled to the first end of the casing;
- a tip, the tip having a first portion, a second portion, a first end and a second end, wherein the second end of the tip being removably coupled to the second end of the casing;
- an eyelet, the eyelet being securely coupled to the second end of the tip;
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- an opening, the opening being for threading the fishing line to secure the float to the fishing line at a determined depth, and wherein the opening being through a middle portion of the float.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.