GB2333431A

GB2333431A - Electronic fishing lure

Info

Publication number: GB2333431A
Application number: GB9807275A
Authority: GB
Inventors: Brian Chatfield
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1998-01-20
Filing date: 1998-04-06
Publication date: 1999-07-28
Also published as: GB9807275D0; GB9801040D0

Abstract

A artificial fishing aid that by means of an electronic and or audio emission simulates the natural discharges and vibrations of various species of fish. The sealed and self contained electrical assembly can be used as a seperate unit or contained within an artificial simulation of a particular species.

Description

Description Electronic Fishing Lure The invention relates to a electrical fishing lure/bait that by generating a electrical pulse or random immissions, artificially simulates a patten in the water that is the same as a species or fish in distress, erratic or dying.

Background It is well documented that most waters contain carivoures that survive by consuming other species. this device electrically simulates the emmissions of a hurt or distressed species or fish and appears to be a easy meal for a preditor.

The amazons are detected by the preditor through its senses By its internal radar or lateral line.

Description.

As shown on drawing BC1 the artificial lure/bait is a self contained powered electrical device, complete with power source, and a circuit containing the required programmed 'chirp' or smart chip that emits an electrical single on a pulse or random or erratic preprogrammed schedule that is of a amplitude and frequency and modulation that copies natural emmisions of water bourn species.

The electrical circuit is of a reprogramable type so that different programs of modulation, amplitude and frequency can be entered to suit the type of species that is being hunted.

The device is divided into two basic types. One is in the form of a sealed package, that is introduced into a real dead species that is then fished in a conventional manner. The secon The second is in the form of a artificial species with the electronics sealed into a lure resembling a species in size and colour and shape.

The device in either form could be permanently 'on', switchable 'on' 'off' by internal switch or external switch.

The design can be produced in various sizes and shapes to simulate various species.

Claims

LAIMS 1. A artificial fishing lure that by means of a electronic emission simulates the natural electrical discharges and vibrational pulses of a species of fish. 2. A artifcial fishing lure as claimed in 1 that only emits an electronic signature,. 3. A artificial fishing lure as claimed in 1 that emits a random electrical signature. 4. A artificial fishing lure as claimed in 1 that emits a audio pulsed signature. 5. A artficial fishing lure as claimed in 1 that emits a random audio pulsed signature. 6. A artificial fishing lure as claimed in 1 that emits an electrical and audio signature as claimed in 2,3,4,5. 7. A artificial fishing lure substantially as herein described and as detailed in description on Patent Application No. 9801040.8 issued 20th January 1998 8. A artificial fishing lure substantially as herein and as shown on drawing attached to Patent Application. Amendments to the claims have been filed as follows

1. it artificial fishing lure that by means of a electronic emission simulates the n.ltural electrical discharges and vibrational pulses of a species of fish.

2. A artifcial fishing lure as claimed in 1 that only emits an electronic signature,.

3. A artificial fishing lsre as claimed in 1 that emits a random electrical signature.

4. A artificial fishing lure as claimed in 1 that emits a audio pulsed signature.

5. A artficial fishing lure as claimed in 1 that emits a random audio pulsed signature.

6. A artificial fishing lure as claimed in 1 that emits an electrical and audio signature as claimed in 2,3,4,5.

7. A artificial fishing lure substantially as herein described and as detailed in description on Patent Application No.

9801040.

8 issued 20th January 1998 8. A artificial fishing lure substantially as herein and as shown on drawing attached to Patent Application

9. A artifical fishing lare substantantialy as claimed in 2,3,4,5 that emits a H F pulsed white sound that is synchronous or non synchronous signature simulating water disturbance and capitation created during swimming

10. A rechargable capability allowing storage or regeneration of required energy within the artificial lure to substantialy as discr:ed in items 1 through 9 tl. A electrical paraphase drive that increases the voltage swing across the tramdu.er effectivly increasing the power output and sonic radiation 12. A tube or reservoir within the body of the lure described above that can contain liquid attractant or colour that is open or pressed out 13. A foam o sealed air or aas reservoir that allows for boyncy regulation within the body as a floatation enverlooe 14. Rn original means of matching audio white noise radiation to the transducer to the water 15. An original method of generating white noise swash as in claim 9 first through output then reapplied to trasducer A A ti.le switch with original method of electrical timing