| 摘要 |
A fish lure formed of a light buoyant, fish-shaped body with a forwardly protruding metal bill that has its inward end molded into the body, a sound-generating device cemented to said inward end of the bill, the sound that is produced thereby being in the form of a fish-exciting rattle, the magnitude of which is heightened by resonance of the bill during casting, trolling or otherwise causing the lure to move in response to the angler's manipulations. The strength of the lure is enhanced by embodying a line- and hook-connecting member into said body, said member having a fishline-connecting eye, and one or more hook-connecting eyes and being formed to transmit the pull on the eye to which the fishline is attached directly to the other eyes, thereby keeping the body free of destructive strains. Simulated eyes in the opposite sides of the body have encapsulated bobbing pupils to render visual realism to the lure, the same combining with the mentioned sound-generating device to obtain variable fish-attracting sounds, and particularly simulating the sound made by feeding shrimp which are attractive morsels of hungry bass.
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