Fishing hook holder
OwnerKuang-Sheng Cheninventor
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Abstract
A fishing hook holder unit includes a holder body having a first end, a second end, and a neck portion between the first and second ends. A first engaging member is removably mounted to the first end of the holder body for engaging a fishing line from one of a fishing rod and another fishing hook holder unit. A second engaging member is removably mounted to the second end for engaging a fishing line from one of another fishing hook holder unit and a sinker. The holder unit further includes a hook-attaching member which has an engaging portion for securely engaging with the neck portion of the holder body, a mounting portion pivoted to the engaging portion, and a third engaging member removably mounted to the mounting portion for engaging with a fishing line from a hook.
Claims1
A fishing hook holder comprising:
- a tubular body having a first end and a second end each with a substantially L-shaped cutout which extends longitudinally inward from a periphery thereof, said L-shaped cutout comprising a longitudinal portion and a radial portion, a flexible member extending in said longitudinal portion to block said radial portion at an unbiased status thereof;
- a first engaging means comprising a tubular member and a first ring rotationally mounted to said tubular member for engaging with a hook means, a member projecting outward and radially from an outer periphery of said tubular member, said member being removably received in said radial portion of said L-shaped cutout in said first end to prevent disengagement of said first engaging member and said tubular body;
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- a second engaging means comprising a second tubular member and a second ring rotationally mounted to said tubular member for engaging with a main fishing line from a fishing rod, a second member projecting outward and radially from an outer periphery of said second tubular member, said second member being removably received in said radial portion of said L-shaped cutout in said second end to prevent disengagement of said second engaging member and said second tubular body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.