Fishing lure flasher
OwnerJustin Farr, Scott Burneskiinventors
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Abstract
A fishing flasher including a plurality of notches or holes at the trailing end, any one of which may serve as the temporary securement to the line. Removable plugs, secured to the line, are inserted into one of the notches or holes to be pulled free when a fish strikes allowing the flasher to move freely along the line.
Claims2
A fishing flasher having a main body portion of relatively thin sheet material, including reflective surfaces, said main body portion extending in a plane along a longitudinal axis of said flasher, said flasher including leading and following end portions wherein said end portions extend at obtuse angles from the plane of said main body portion in opposite directions, and said following end portion having two or more openings therein;
- means at the leading end for slideably securing the flasher to a fishing line intermediate a lure and a retrieving means;
- easily releasable securement means at the following end for securing to securable to the following end in one of said two or more openings;
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- wherein when the flasher is used during fishing, said means for slideably securing the flasher is slidably engaged with the fishing line intermediate the lure and the retrieving means, said easily releasable securement means is frictionally secured to the following end in one of said two or more openings, and whereby a tug on the lure by a fish releases the securement means from said one of said two or more openings leaving the flasher free to move along the line.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.