Bladed Fishing Lure

摘要

A bladed weighted fishing lure is provided in which the blade is designed to oscillate side-to-side during retrieval and is loosely, but securely affixed to a wireform. The wireform includes an inferior portion that is rigidly secured to a weighted body and includes a medially placed feature for attachment of a fishing line. The weighted lure body includes a forward end and a back end. The oscillating action of the blade creates a unique motion of the weighted lure body creating two degrees of freedom. The first degree of freedom results from the side-to-side blade motion affecting a like side-to-side motion in the weighted lure body through the rigidly attached wireform. The second degree of freedom results from the loosely attached blade, having sufficient mass that as it oscillates side-to-side, as it comes in contact with the wireform creating a “hammer” effect during each oscillation, the resulting contact is transferred through the wireform and rigidly attached weighted lure body to create a laterally opposing side-to-side motion in the front portion and back portion of the lure. A hook may be attached to the weighted lure body.

主权项

1. A weighted fishing lure assembly which manifests realistic swimming motion of an associated weighted lure body when displaced through water comprising, said lure assembly comprising:
a rigid wireform comprising:
a) an elongated superiorly directed extension to which a blade is securely, but loosely affixed and supported by said wireform against force of water as the lure is displaced therein;b) a portion of said wireform which is affixed to the blade and comprises a site whereat a fishing line is affixed to define a first axis of rotation;c) an inferiorly extended segment whereby a weighted lure body is securely and rigidly affixed to said wireform; the blade comprising:
a) a forward surface and an oppositely disposed rearward surface, two opposing side edges, an inferiorly disposed edge and a superiorly disposed edge;b) shape and size for oscillating and thereby causing said wireform to yaw about the first axis of rotation as the lure is displace relative to water;c) a segment which is medially disposed relative to said side edges and about said superiorly directed extension such that said blade rotates about said superiorly directed extension to provide a second axis of rotation as the blade is displaced in water.d) at least one opening by which said wireform is securely but loosely affixed to said blade, said at least one opening having side dimensions which periodically impact said wireform portion as the blade oscillates about the second axis of rotation.f) sufficient mass and rigidity to provide inertia for imparting rotary motion to said wireform and fishing lure assembly;the weighted lure body comprising an elongated longitudinal axis and a weight having a predetermined site where said inferiorly extended segment is securely and rigidly affixed, such that combined modes of motion about first and second axes of rotation impart life like swimming action to said assembly.