Fishing lure and method of fishing
OwnerJohn A. Hodgesinventor
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Abstract
This invention relates to a fish lure which emits light having a peak wave length in the range from about 4500 A to 5000 A. The lure comprises a light source such as a luminescent material comprising a phosphor such as zinc sulfide, an extender such as magnesium carbonate and a suspending agent such as silica and zinc palmitate and a carrier for the luminescent material such as a transparent or translucent plastic. The invention also relates to a method of fishing comprising displaying the above described lure in the presence of a means for catching fish.
Claims2
A method of fishing comprising attracting fish with light having a peak wave length in the range of from 4500 A to 5000 A and catching said fish with a catching means, said light being emitted from a luminescent material comprising a phosphor, an extender capable of extending the emitting life of the phosphor and a suspending agent capable of suspending the phosphor in a plastic material, the weight ratio of the extender to the phosphor being in the ratio of from about 1:1 to about 4:1 and the ratio of the suspending agent to the phosphor being in the range of about 1:10 to 1:4.
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