Patent Idea

[ravenlures 68]

I came upon this patent which I do not or want to mess with it looks to complicated but interesting.

 

http://www.google.com/patents/US8028464?printsec=drawing#v=onepage&q&f=false

 

Who ever I wish him all the luck in the world it just might be the lures of the future, look at the changable jig from Lindy's

[bassguy 41]

Pretty clever and a lot of thought went into the bait, but as I can see, there are way too many things that could go wrong. Thanks for sharing.

 

Jerry

[aaron4mvp 2]

Very cool idea.  I would like to see a real picture of the bait though because the drawings are a little hard to picture.  Do you know if the lure is in production at all?

[Salty's 60]

First rock that thing hits faaaaaagetaboutit

[jigginpig 121]

Wow... someone PAID MONEY TO Have all that drawn up. 

[stretcher66 78]

another problem would be that you could not really expand your line of lure much beyond the body style of the stickbait. with the exception of just the bill .

[markinorf 11]

Geez. Could you imagine the tooling $?! Wonder if the guy made any prototypes and field tested them. That alone would be a feat.

"Aint nobody got time fo dat"--Sweet Brown.

[Vodkaman 868]

Certainly an interesting concept, but I get the feeling that this was designed by someone who has never built a crankbait. I have just written a page of text but decided not to post it. Great design skills, but a non-starter, JMHO.

 

Dave

[nova 53]

If I'm not mistaken those types of clips have been around for a long time.

 

My question is how can someone patent something that probably already has been patented?

 

Just a thought.

[cali's.rigs.and.lures 2]

i think those clips would weakening a lot from rocks and changing plus people who don't take care of there gear (rinsing it ) would get stuck and make lots of pissed of fishermen meaning no return customer for you 

 

Cali

[ravenlures 68]

We made alot of rockets before we made it to the moon. What will come off of this product, we always start somewhere.

Good Luck to him or her.

[shakyhead 0]

I've often thought of a similar idea, probably a little less complicated. I bet someone in China could mass produce pretty easy. I just think its a little gimmicky.