Fishing lure treatment
OwnerRaymond K. Davisinventor
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Abstract
A treatment for a fishing lure is formed by the combination of a water insoluble carrier such as silicone grease and a water soluble chemical composition. The water soluble chemical composition is one which upon solution with water generates heat. Particularly suitable chemical compositions include sodium hydroxide and magnesium chloride. The treatment is applied to a fishing lure such as a fly. The fly is cast into water and the physical action of the water causes the chemical composition to be exposed to water thereby dissolving the chemical composition. As the chemical composition dissolves it generates heat at the surface of the lure. This heat is detected by fish which strike at the lure. This treatment is effective for a wide variety of lures and for catching a wide variety of different fish species.
Claims7
In combination a fishing lure and a treatment applied to said lure said treatments comprising a water soluble chemical composition and means to gradually disperse said chemical composition when said treatment is in water;
- wherein said water soluble chemical composition has a negative heat of solution.
A method of catching fish wherein a treatment is applied to the fishing lure, said treatment comprising a water soluble chemical composition and means to gradually disperse said water soluble chemical composition when said treatment is in water wherein said means to disperse said chemical composition comprises a water insoluble gel and wherein said chemical composition comprises a water soluble chemical composition which upon dissolving in water generates heat and casting said lure into fish laden water.
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