FI123248B - Spring lacing on the swim plate - Google Patents

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a fishing lure according to the claim, which comprises a separate swimming pad or a swimming pad.

Well-known charms; lures, wobbles and spines have a fixed frame structure.

It is known to use different lures when fishing for fish. In lure fishing, the link between the fisherman and the fish is formed by a combination of hook, lure ring, lure, line, pole and reel. The most well-known forms of fishing are casting, angling, 10 ice fishing and trolling, the idea of which is based on a moving vessel.

Known lures have a solid frame structure that does not flex. Known decoys, such as wooden lobbies and metal lures and chips, have a solid body with a generally smooth surface, which are of solid construction. The hooks are attached to this fixed lure body.

When the fish is caught in the lure, sharp catches and strokes can break the line because the lure body does not give in or spring enough when the stroke comes. These known lures, such as lobbies, have a plastic lure guide swim board in front. The jig used as a lure is a soft and flexible lure but lacks 20 swim boards. A swimming board is usually the decisive part of lure swimming made of plastic.

Known jig lures can be fitted with a variety of hooks and additional weights designed to dip the lure deeper with this extra weight.

The object of the invention is to eliminate these drawbacks and to provide a flexible lure.

25 Prevent line breaks when sharp lures are applied to the lure. The springy and threadlike appearance of the lure creates an image of a Finnish effect that makes the lure attractive. The springy variety of lures and jig lures and live fish-like bait fish can now be secured to the plastic swimming board and its socket hole. The spring lugs are flexible and stretchable when pulled.

30 This kind of soft jig lures, live fish-like bait and spring lures can be floated on a floating board, in a spin-off fishery, or by trolling using a floating board by lure from a moving vessel or fishing with a bow line.

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The lure according to the invention is characterized by what is stated in the claim.

In the following, the invention will be described and described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which Figure 1 is a front perspective view of a ready-to-use lure according to the invention; wherein the spring strap 4 engages the body 2 of the swimsuit 1; 25 engages in the seating hole 7 of the swimming board 1. The spring-like lugs 4,12,13,14 and 25 are secured to the tapered conical socket 7 by tight fitting or 10 secured to the fastening member 11 which pierces the spring lugs 4,12,13,14 and 25.

In a ready-to-use swimboard 1 with a shaped thread 6 attached thereto, the loop 20 engages the tip portion 28 of the lure 4, whereby the spring lance 4 presses against the loop 20.

The swimboard 1 has recesses 8 for the shape yarn 6 and the tip portion 22 of the shape yarn 15 is attached to the hole 21, whereby the shape yarn 6 locks into place inside the recess 8.

The braid 15 is threaded by a loop 15 secured by a loop 15 to which jig baits 23, live fish-like bait fish 24, spring baits 4,12,13, 14 and 25 or other baits 9 can be inserted. The swimboard swimming control element is a front panel 3 on the front of the swimboard 1, which provides the lure with the right kind of attractive swim, whereby it attracts other fish closer by its attractive swim.

The spring baits 4,12, 13,14, and 25 have loops or loop 5 at which different hooks 26 or traction line 10 are attached. The spring baits 4,12,13,14, and 25 are intended to act as a spring and transmit strokes and sharp strokes and spring-like movements 25 away by stretching and stretching when spring strokes 4,12,13,14, and 25 are subjected to sharp tensions, torsion, shocks, or strain.

Fig. 2 is a perspective view of a swimming board 1 which lacks lure. Fig. 2 shows a swim board 1 and a form string 6 attached thereto, with loops 18, 30 19 and 20 attaching a traction line 10, alternatively three different attachment points for the traction line 10. The swim board 1 has a front panel 3 which guides the swim board 1 to the correct depth swim fish swimming swim lie 1, using swim baits 25, 4,12,13,14 or soft jig baits 23 or live fish bait 24.

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Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a rear bathing plate 1 showing a solution for attaching the loop 15 of the attachment member Ila and the shaping yarn 6.

Figure 4 is a front view of a bathing plate 1 in which the seat bore 7 is shaped as a tapered cone. The swimboard 1 has a front panel 3 and a shaped thread 6 engages the recess 8.

Fig. 5 shows a side view of a swimming board 1 with a shaped thread 6 attached thereto.

Fig. 6 shows the swimming board 1 from a perspective bottom view, from the bottom, with the form thread 6 and its tip part 22 fixed in the hole 21 and the recess 8.

Fig. 7 is a bottom view, or bottom view, of a bathing plate 1 showing a recess 8. The bathing plate 1 has a hole 21 which engages the tip portion 22 of the shape yarn 6 and the shape yarn 6 attaches to the recess 8.

Fig. 8 is a front perspective view of a shaping wire 6 in which the lure 9 is secured through an engaging member 11 to which live fish-like baits 24, soft jig lures 23 or spring lures 4,12,13,14 and 25 can also be secured, with the engaging member 11 inserted said lures through, as a result of which 15 pierced lures remain in the retaining member Ilya in the socket 7.

Fig. 9 is a perspective side view of a shaping yarn 6 in which various hooks 26 are secured to loops 16 and 17 to which other necessary means of the art can be attached, varying from event to event and current situation.

Fig. 10 is a perspective view of the rear twist yarn 6 showing the attachment point of the twist yarn 6 and the fastening member 11, where the loop 15 of the fastening member 11 is threaded in the correct position as shown in the curved yarn 6. The fastening member 11 includes a loop 15.

Fig. 11 is a rear perspective view of a swim board 1 with a lure 9 attached to the attachment member 11. The end 22 of the braided yarn 6 is threaded by a loop 15 into the front of the loop 17 as shown and pulled back by the latch 16 to prevent the loop 17 and the movement of the loop 15 through the loop 17, as a result of which the fastening member 11 is locked in the tapered bore 7. Figure 12 is a side elevational view of a spring tow 14 made of a continuous wire 27 into a composite spring 14, i.e. a combination of a traction spring 13 and a compression spring 12 suitable for casting, ice fishing or trolling. The spring strap 14 is thus made of a single continuous yarn 27, and various hooks 26 are threaded onto the thread 27.

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Fig. 13 is a side view of a spring lure 12, which is simultaneously made into a compression spring 12, from a single continuous yarn 27.

Fig. 14 is a side view of a spring bait 13, which is simultaneously made into a tension spring 13, from a single continuous yarn 27.

14, the spring member 13 is marked with a point 28 of the tip member.

Fig. 15 is a side view of a live fish-like bait fish 24 showing the attachment point of the attachment member 11 which has pierced the lure 24.

Fig. 16 is a side view of a jig lure 23 in which the fastening member 11 has pierced a soft jig lure 23.

Figure 17 is a front view of a spring bar 25; a lure, wobble or chop made of a single continuous yarn 27 by a spring yarn, a twisting yarn or a yarn machine to a compression spring 12, a tension spring 13 or a combination spring 14. The springs 12,13 and 14 can subsequently be machined and pressed between the molds which at the same time improves the swimming of 15 individual lures that float in the water.

Fig. 18 is a side elevation view of the invention having another version of a contour yarn 6, now shorter in size, which lacks a loop 16.

Fig. 19 is a side cross-sectional view of a swim board 1, shown in a drawing, showing the attachment of the eyelet 15 to the socket hole 7 when the lure 9 is pulled back or the eyelet 15 is pulled backward in the direction of loop 16; serves as a stopper and the fastening means 11 and the loop 15 cannot pass through the loop 17. The figure shows the position of the loop 15 and the fastening member 11 in front of the loop 17, where the fastening member Ilya loop 15 stops when the lure 9 is pulled 25 or when the fastening member is pulled in the direction of the loop 16.

Fig. 20 is a side view of a swimming board 1 showing a more detailed location of the recess 8 and the attachment of the shape wire 6 to the recess 8.

The figures and the description related thereto are intended to illustrate the present invention. The details of the structure of the invention may vary within the scope of the inventive idea claimed. Further, it will be obvious to one skilled in the art that the technical details of the swimming board of the invention may be modified according to the chosen manufacturing technique by using various ribs and reliefs at appropriate positions or by making the invention simpler 5.

The preferred embodiments of the invention have been described above. However, the invention is not limited to these, but may vary in creative ways.

Claims (10)

1. Spring braid on a float plate, comprising: 5. a spring lure and a float plate, - a spring braid (4), (12), (13), (14) and (25) made from a single thread (27) which results in a tensile spring (13), a compression spring (12) or a combination of these 10 springs (14), which are further modified between the molds by squeezing the spring arm (25) into the bar so that the spring arms (4), (12), (13), (14) ) and (25) fits, - to a swim board (1) having a front panel (3), a socket hole (7) and a frame (2) having 15 recesses (8) for a shape thread (6) into which a loop (15) is threaded, is fastened to the fastening member (11), characterized in that a fastening member (11) is provided on the swimboard (1) and the form thread (6), which pierces the spring struts (4), (12), (13), (14) and (25), soft jig lures (23), 20 live fish bait (24) and other lures (9) caught. Spring strut according to Claim 1, characterized in that the spring strap (4), (12), (13), (14) engages in a socket hole (7) in the swimboard (1) or the fastening member (11) pierces the spring (4), (12). ), (13), (14), live bait-like bait fish (24), soft jig lure (23) or other lure (9). Spring spring according to Claim 2, characterized in that the spring spring (12), (13) and (14) are made from a single continuous yarn (27) by a twisting, spring or twisting machine as a compression spring (12), tensile spring (13) or combination spring (14). . A spring lure according to claim 3, characterized in that a tension spring (13), a compression spring (12) or a combination spring (14) thereof is pressed between the molds so that the spring spring (12), (13) and (14) have become a flat spring spring. (25). 5 Spring spring according to Claim 4, characterized in that the seating hole (7) of the swimboard is a tapered cone. Spring spring according to Claim 5, characterized in that the 10 swim plates (1) have a recess (8) and a swim-guiding front plate (3) having a hole (21) for attaching the tip portion (22) of the contour wire (6) and the recess (8). the forming thread (6) engages. Spring spring according to Claim 6, characterized in that the loop (15) is threaded by the fastening element (11) on the forming thread (6) and pulling the lure (9) backwards towards the loop (16) to prevent the loop (17) from blocking the fastening element (11) and the loop. 15) passage through the loop (17), whereby the fastening member (11) and the loop (15) are locked in a tapered cone (7). 20 Spring spring according to Claim 7, characterized in that various hooks (26) are attached to the loops (16) and (17) of the shaped wire (6). A spring strut according to claim 8, characterized in that a draw line (10) is attached to the shape yarn (6) and its loops (18), (19) and (20). Spring spring according to claim 9, characterized in that various hooks (26) are threaded into the spring (27) of the spring spring (14).