Fish weight blind binding
OwnerWilliam A. Haun, Gladys M. Hauninventors
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Abstract
A fishing sinker consists of a lead weight and a length of stainless steel wire, the lead body of the sinker being elongated in shape and triangular in transverse cross-section, each opposite end of the lead body having a wire coil extending therefrom, the length of wire in one form of the invention being wrapped five times around the lead body and in another design the length of wire being threaded through the coils at each end.
Claims1
A fish weight blind binder, comprising, in combination, an elongated lead weight and a length of stainless steel wire, said weight being substantially triangular in transverse cross-section, said weight having a boat keel shape and having a downward eyelet at its center for snelled hooks, opposite ends of said weight tapering triangularly and each end having an eyelet, said eyelets at each end comprising a rotatable wire coil around a stationary pin, said stainless steel wire being spirally wrapped five or more turns around said wieght so as to form three sharp bends upon each single turn around said weight, said stainless steel wire additionally selectively being insertable through said end eyelets.
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