Fishing lure providing changeable effects
First Claim
1. A fishing lure providing changeable effects, comprising, in combination:
- a body member providing a generally tubularly shaped lure body having an exterior wall means and a generally hollow interior;
the body member exterior wall means being generally at least translucent;
and the body member having a head end and tail end, the head end and the tail end being substantially spaced along the lure body;
at least one of the head end and tail end of the lure body being provided interiorly of the lure body wall means with a coloration-effect body means having a relatively collapsed condition but being capable of extending from that end of the lure body to a relatively extended condition extending toward the other end of the lure body;
the coloration-effect body means and its said conditions providing a significant difference in the appearance of the lure, between the relatively collapsed condition of the coloration-effect body means, in which condition the general appearance of the lure body is substantially that of the exterior of the lure'"'"'s wall means, and the relatively extended position of the coloration-effect body means, in which condition the general appearance of the lure body is substantially that of the coloration-effect body means and whatever is the appearance of the exterior of the lure'"'"'s wall means;
there being condition-change means providing for achieving movement of the coloration-effect body means between and into its said relatively collapsed condition and its relatively extended condition as aforesaid.
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Abstract
A fish lure providing changeable effects of coloration even during use, by an extendible sock-like colored body interiorly of the lure which gives a variation in the lure'"'"'s coloration-effect depending on its condition as relatively collapsed or relatively extended condition. An actuator or other devices, automatic upon pulling the line through the water, cause the change from collapsed to extended position, against the bias of other structure opposing the extension, thus giving a variation in the nature of color-change dependent upon how the user pulls the lure through the water. A piston associated with the colored body moves in correspondency to it, forcing water outwardly of the lure, giving further water-disturbing and lure-jiggling effects; and other embodiments provide color-change by fluid in the lure having a color-change responsiveness to changes in temperature and/or pressure. In another embodiment, a rotational propeller device inside the lure provides further fish-attracting motion and coloration-change as the lure is pulled through the water.
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16 Claims
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1. A fishing lure providing changeable effects, comprising, in combination:
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a body member providing a generally tubularly shaped lure body having an exterior wall means and a generally hollow interior; the body member exterior wall means being generally at least translucent; and the body member having a head end and tail end, the head end and the tail end being substantially spaced along the lure body; at least one of the head end and tail end of the lure body being provided interiorly of the lure body wall means with a coloration-effect body means having a relatively collapsed condition but being capable of extending from that end of the lure body to a relatively extended condition extending toward the other end of the lure body; the coloration-effect body means and its said conditions providing a significant difference in the appearance of the lure, between the relatively collapsed condition of the coloration-effect body means, in which condition the general appearance of the lure body is substantially that of the exterior of the lure'"'"'s wall means, and the relatively extended position of the coloration-effect body means, in which condition the general appearance of the lure body is substantially that of the coloration-effect body means and whatever is the appearance of the exterior of the lure'"'"'s wall means; there being condition-change means providing for achieving movement of the coloration-effect body means between and into its said relatively collapsed condition and its relatively extended condition as aforesaid. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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