Fishing Lure
OwnerLloyd Nelsoninventor
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Abstract
The fishing lure includes a head with a bell-shaped tip that collects water as the lure moves. The water is directed through channels, creating cavitation bubbles at the channel outlets. The body houses the electronics and weights. The body includes holes in the form of mock gills that allow water to enter. The water activates the electronics, causing the light to begin pulsing. The electronics include batteries and a light source—preferably an LED—with associated circuit board, within a waterproof shell or cover. In the preferred embodiment, a switch protrudes from the waterproof shell, the switch activated by water. The body also includes internal weights, the internal weights moving within channels within the body. The internal weights knock against each other within the channels, creating a clacking sound.
Claims20
A fishing lure comprising:
- an internal pulsing light;
- the internal pulsing light activated when water enters a body of the fishing lure.
A fishing lure to attract fish, the fishing lure comprising:
- a body;
- an internal flashing light;
- the internal flashing light activated when water passes into the body of the fishing lure;
- two or more weights;
- the two or more weights able to move within the body of the fishing lure;
- the two or more weights clacking against each other to create a sound;
- whereby the internal flashing light and clacking of the two or more weights act together to attract fish.
A fishing lure that uses light and sound to attract fish, the fishing lure comprising:
- a flashing light;
- oscillating weights;
- the oscillating weights moving within a body of the fishing lure to create a sound;
- an interchangeable head;
- the interchangeable head able to be removed, allowing a user to substitute a heavier or lighter head, thus affecting buoyancy of the fishing lure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.