Spinning lure
OwnerMathew G. Sobieniakinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an artificial spinning lure which has a non-streamlined contour along its leading face. The contour provides the lure with an induced and controlled drag which is sufficient to substantially completely overcome the torque created by a spoon, or spinner blade, as the lure is drawn through the water. The present lure is comprised of a spindle which has a spinner blade rotatably attached thereto and a resistance body mounted on the spindle and spacedly positioned from the spinner blade. The resistance body has a non-streamline, drag producing front face which produces a drag when the lure is being pulled through the water that is sufficient to substantially entirely overcome the torque produced by the rotation of the spinner blade.
Claims6
An artifical spinning lure comprising:
- a. a spinle having a hook mounted thereon,
- b. a spinner blade rotatably attached to said spindle,
- c. an elongated resistance body securedly attached in a stationary manner on said spindle, and spacedly positioned between said hook and said spinner blade by a spacing means rotatably attached to said spindle,
- d. said resistance body having a front portion and an aft portion, said resistance body being elongated and having a substantially uniform cross-section, and,
- e. a stationary, concave resistance face positioned on said front portion of said resistance body, said resistance face being concave toward said spinner blade, said resistance face presented a substantially entirely exposed, non-streamlined, drag-producing surface, said drag-producing surface being sufficient to produce a drag sufficient to substantially entirely overcome the torque produced by the rotation of said spinner blade and to substantially eliminate line twist when the lure is in use.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.