Fishing swivel with internal rattle
AssigneeCentro Corporation
InventorWOO GIL SHIM
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Abstract
A fishing swivel with a main body having ring means connected to both ends, respectively, for attaching a lure to a fishing line is provided. Necks of ring means are rotatably supported in a through hole in a main body, so that the ring means may each independently rotate, and an end portion of the neck is provided as a blunt hammer. An inside of the main body is formed as a space, and a tubular body and a bead are built-in in this space. The tubular body and the bead produce a sound to attract fish by striking the hammers of both ends in a space of the main body, thereby serving as a rattle.
Claims12
A fishing swivel with an internal rattle, comprising:
- a hollow main body having through holes formed on both side ends thereof and a space inside;
- a tubular body axially movably built-in in the space of the main body;
- a pair of ring means including a neck axially supported in the through holes on both sides of the main body, an end of the neck being formed as a hammer with which the tubular body collides and being rotatably connected to the main body;
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- a component allowing the tubular body to axially move inside the main body and collide with the hammer of the ring means during casting and action in fishing to produce a sound.
A fishing swivel with an internal rattle, comprising:
- a hollow main body having through holes formed at both ends thereof and a space inside;
- a bead built-in inside the main body in one or a pair and having an outer diameter in a ratio of 0.88 to 0.93 to an inner diameter of the main body;
- a ring means including a neck axially supported in the through hole, an end of the neck being formed as a hammer and freely rotatably connected to the main body;
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- a component allowing the bead to longitudinally move inside the main body and collide with the hammer of the ring means during casting and action in fishing to produce a sound.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.