Casting lure
OwnerNicholas G. Demyinventor
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Abstract
A novel fishing lure is provided, which in one embodiment comprises a substantially cone-shaped tube, said tube being of larger diameter at its anterior portion and having a multiplicity of apertures in the sides thereof. The apertures allow sand to be retained within the tube when the lure is cast through the air and further allow said sand to be dispersed from the tube when the lure strikes water. In a second embodiment, the fishing lure comprises a substantially tubular body having a posterior portion and an anterior portion wherein the posterior portion weighs more than the anterior portion. The lure further comprises means at the anterior portion for attaching the lure to a leader, and means at the posterior portion for attaching the lure to a hook.
Claims11
A fishing lure comprising a substantially cone-shaped tube, said tube being of larger diameter at its anterior portion and having a multiplicity of apertures in at least the sides and bottom thereof, said apertures having a size and shape such that sand may be retained within the tube when the lure is cast through the air and said sand may be dispersed from the tube when said lure strikes water.
A fishing lure, comprising:
- a substantially tubular body, having a multiplicity of apertures in the sides and bottom thereof, said apertures having a size and shape such that sand may be retained within the tubular body when the lure is cast through the air and said sand may be dispersed from the tubular body when said lure strikes water, said tubular body also having a posterior portion and an anterior portion, wherein the posterior portion weighs more than the anterior portion, whereby when the lure is cast through the air with the posterior portion leading, said posterior portion remains in the leading position for the duration of the flight through the air;
- means at the anterior portion for attaching the lure to a leader;
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- means at the posterior portion for attaching the lure to a hook.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.