Fishing lure
OwnerClifford Sanders, Joanne Sandersinventors
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Abstract
A fishing lure comprising a body which simulates a fish, to which the fishing line and hook are attached and a substantial recess disposed on each side of the body, extending longitudinally of the body from behind the head portion of the lure to the tail portion of the lure, which recess has side walls with planes extending at an obtuse angle to the plane of the base of the recess and to the surface of the body. Such recesses provide the lure with an improved motion and action as it is pulled through the water, making the lure more attractive to predatory fish and, particularly to the larger predatory fish.
Claims10
In a jigging lure having a body simulating a fish, at a head portion thereof means for attachment to a fishing line and, at a tail portion thereof hook means for hooking the fish, the improvement comprising;
- an identical recess disposed symmetrically on each side of the body extending longitudinally of the body from behind the head portion to the tail portion, said recess having a flat planar base and surrounding side walls extending at an obtuse angle from the base and to the side surface of the body, whereby to provide the lure with an improved motion and acton as it is jerked or jigged through the water, making the lure more attractive to predatory fish.
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