Chum basket
OwnerHarris J. Dorseyinventor
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Abstract
A chum basket having generally frusto-conically shaped sections which are jointed at their larger ends and which have perforations in their side walls, a device on the upper section by which the body may be suspended in the water, and a weight in the lower section to cause the body to assume a vertical position generally coaxial of its sections, the upper section having a door in the side thereof to permit access to the interior of the body.
Claims1
A chum basket, comprising an elongate body having generally frusto-conically shaped sections which are fabricated from the same mold, said sections being joined at their larger ends by overlapping cylindrical portions which are of relatively short longitudinal extent relative to the frusto-conically shaped sections, said sections having perforations in their side walls, means on the upper section by which the body may be suspended in the water, a separate weight held in the lower section to cause the body to assume a vertical position generally coaxially to its sections, whereby vertical movement of the body causes water to circulate through its perforations, said upper section having a door in the side thereof to permit access to the interior of the body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.