Fish lasso
OwnerJohn Bernard Fernandezinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a device for capturing an aquatic animal such as a fish. The device is particularly useful for ensnaring the tail or the body of a fish. More particularly, the invention relates to a device which places a rope around the body or tail of any fish. The device comprises a pole having a circular tube attached at one end of the pole. A rope is removably attached to the inside of the tube such that when the rope is pulled on it is removed from the attachments of the tube and ensnares the body or tail of the fish. The rope has an open end on one end and a noose at the other end.
Claims5
A device for ensnaring a tail or body of a fish comprising a pole having a circular tube attached at one end;
- a rope with a noose at one end and an open end at the other end of said rope;
- said rope being removably attached to the inside of said tube;
- when said rope is pulled at an opened end, said rope is pulled away from said tube;
- said open end of said rope is then pulled within said noose of said rope ensnaring said tail of said fish;
- said rope being attached to said tube by a number of retainer clips equally spaced around said tube;
- said rope made of a water resistant material said retainer clip having an adjustable opening so as to fit different sizes of said rope.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.