Fishing arrow
OwnerLarry Albrechtinventor
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Abstract
An archery arrow is disclosed herein for use in shooting and catching fish which includes an elongated shaft having a notch on one end and pointed penetration member on the other end. The pointed member includes a multiple sided, tapered point detachably connected to a hook element carried on the end of the shaft. A pair of barbs forming the hook are pivotally carried on the hook element and terminate in a pointed flair. The hook element further includes a bendable portion useful in maintaining a caught fish hooked, and an arrow removal sleeve is provided for effecting release of a caught fish from the barbs of the hook.
Claims5
A fishing arrow comprising:
- an elongated shaft having a notch on one end and a pointed penetration member at the opposite end thereof;
- said pointed member having a multiple-sided, tapered point detachably connected on said shaft;
- a pair of barbs pivotally carried on said pointed member and each barb terminating in a flared point;
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- said pointed member pivotally attached to said shaft and including means normally biasing said pointed member into coextension relationship with said shaft so that their respective central longitudinal axes are coextensive with each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.