CH191176A

CH191176A - Spin spoons.

Info

Publication number: CH191176A
Authority: CH
Inventors: Buergisser Ernst
Original assignee: Buergisser Ernst
Priority date: 1936-07-15
Filing date: 1936-07-15
Publication date: 1937-06-15

Description

  

  



  Spinnblinker
Gegenstand vorliegender Erfindung ist ein besonders zum Fang von Raubfischen dienender Spinnblinker, der sich van bekannten   Blinkern    dadurch unterscheidet, da. ¯ er einen aus seiner Fläche aufgebogenen Ansatz aufweist.



   Die   beiliegende Zeichnung stellt ein Aus-    fiihrungsbeispiel des Spinnblinkers nach der Erfindung dar, und zwar einen   linksgän-    gigen. Die Fig.   1    zeigt eine Draufsicht in Richtung des Pfeils Pl in Fig. 2 und Fig. 2 eine Seitenansicht in Richtung des Pfeils P2 in Fig. 1.



   Der vorteilhafterweise aus Blech hergestellte gezeichnete Spinnblinker besitzt in seiner mittleren verbreiterten Partie einen aus seiner FlÏche aufgebogenen Ansatz 1.



  Die hintere Partie.   B    des   Spinnblinkers    ist nach hinten zu verjüngt.



   Wie aus Fig. 2 zu erkennen ist, ist der   Spionblinker    in der Querriohtung gewölbt.



   Ohne den Ansatz 1 würde der Spinnblinker sich nur um seine Längsachse drehen, wie die bekannten. Der Ansatz verleiht ihm dagegen noch eine kreisende Bewegung, so da¯ er sich beim Ziehen durch das Wasser lÏngs einer Schraubenlinie bewegt.



   Statt wie gezeichnet, konnte der Spinnblinker auch rechtsgängig hergestellt werden.



  ZweckmÏ¯igerweise weisen die beiden FlÏchenseiten einen ¯berzug aus Metall auf, so zum Beispiel a, uf einer Seite Silber auf der   ändern Kupfer oder Messing.     



   PATENTANSPRUCH :
Spinnblinker, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass er einen aus seiner Fläche aufgebogenen Ansatz aufweist. st.



   UNTERANSPRUCH :
Spinnblinker nach Patentanspruch, dadurch   ekennzeichnet, dass    er an der hintern Partie nach hinten zu verj ngt ist. 

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  Spin spoons
The subject of the present invention is a spinning spoon which is used especially for catching predatory fish and which differs from known spoons in that. ¯ it has an approach bent out of its surface.



   The accompanying drawing shows an embodiment of the spinning flasher according to the invention, namely a left-handed one. FIG. 1 shows a plan view in the direction of the arrow P1 in FIG. 2 and FIG. 2 shows a side view in the direction of the arrow P2 in FIG. 1.



   The spinning flasher shown, which is advantageously made of sheet metal, has an extension 1 bent up out of its area in its central, widened part.



  The back part. B of the spinner is tapered towards the rear.



   As can be seen from Fig. 2, the spy flasher is curved in the transverse direction.



   Without the approach 1, the spinning turn signal would only rotate about its longitudinal axis, like the known ones. On the other hand, the approach gives it a circular motion, so that it moves along a helical line when pulled through the water.



   Instead of as shown, the spinning turn signal could also be made right-handed.



  It is advisable to have a metal coating on both sides of the surface, for example a, silver on one side and copper or brass on the other.



   PATENT CLAIM:
Spin blinker, characterized in that it has a projection bent up from its surface. st.



   SUBClaim:
Spin blinker according to claim, characterized in that it is tapered towards the rear at the rear part.

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Claims

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Spin spoons The subject of the present invention is a spinning spoon which is used especially for catching predatory fish and which differs from known spoons in that. ¯ it has an approach bent out of its surface.

The accompanying drawing shows an embodiment of the spinning flasher according to the invention, namely a left-handed one. FIG. 1 shows a plan view in the direction of the arrow P1 in FIG. 2 and FIG. 2 shows a side view in the direction of the arrow P2 in FIG. 1.

The spinning flasher shown, which is advantageously made of sheet metal, has an extension 1 bent up out of its area in its central, widened part.

The back part. B of the spinner is tapered towards the rear.

As can be seen from Fig. 2, the spy indicator is curved in the transverse direction.

Without the approach 1, the spinning turn signal would only rotate about its longitudinal axis, like the known ones. On the other hand, the approach gives it a circular motion, so that it moves along a helical line when pulled through the water.

Instead of as shown, the spinning turn signal could also be made right-handed.

It is advisable to have a metal coating on both sides of the surface, for example a, silver on one side and copper or brass on the other.

PATENT CLAIM: Spin blinker, characterized in that it has a projection bent up from its surface. st.

SUBClaim: Spin blinker according to claim, characterized in that it is tapered towards the rear at the rear part.