Fishing lure of the spoon type
CA 1251326 A · Owner: Kean, Terence · Inventors: Kean, Terence
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In a device for catching game fish it is known to use a, trolling or strip casting device in the form of a spoon-like body comprised of a reflective material. The object of the lure is to simulate the movement of a bait fish in the water. This invention relates to a fish lure to be used in conjunction with a lead line and a fish attractor or flasher. It is common in devices for attracting fish to use a small, generally spoon-shaped body with a bend in the posterior end to cause the body to move irregularly in the water to simulate the movement of a bait fish. The ability of this type of device to reflect light, and therefore attract fish is dependent on the, material of which it is composed …
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- Granted March 21, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 21, 2006.
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