Fish lure
OwnerJohn Thomas Potterinventor
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Abstract
A fish lure comprises a hook suspended from a buoyant body, and a lip projecting from the body for causing lateral to and fro movement of the fish lure as the latter moves through water. A triangular wire projection extending from the body has a first portion extending outwardly from the body past the lip, a second portion extending laterally from the first portion opposite from the lip, and a third portion extending from the body to the second portion. A weight is selectively attachable and releasable from either of the first and second portions. The weight causes the body to be tilted when attached to the first portion and to be inverted when attached to the second portion.
Claims11
A fish lure, comprising:
- a buoyant body;
- means for connecting said fish lure to a fishing line;
- a hook suspended from said body;
- a lip projecting from said body;
- a projection extending from said body;
- said projection comprising a first portion extending outwardly from said body past said lip and a second portion extending laterally from said first portion opposite from said lip;
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- a weight selectively attachable to and releasable from either of said first and second portions of said projection.
A fish lure, comprising:
- a buoyant ball-shaped body;
- a hook suspended from said body;
- a lip projecting from said body;
- a projection extending from a side of said body opposite from said hook of said body;
- said projection comprising a wire formed into a substantially triangular shape which has a first side extending from said body past said lip, a second side extending laterally from said first side opposite from said lip and a third side extending between said body and said second side;
- an eye at the outer end of said third side for connection of a fishing line to said lure;
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- a weight readily and selectively attachable to and releasable from either of said first and second sides and having a mass which causes said lure, when immersed, to be tilted towards said one side of said body on attachment of said weight to said first side, and to be inverted on attachment of said weigh to said second side.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.