WO1998052408A1 - Odorous artificial fishing lure, cartridge and odorous compositions - Google Patents
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- Odorous artificial fishing lure, odorous cartridge and composition Odorous artificial fishing lure, odorous cartridge and composition
- the present invention relates to the technical sector of artificial fishing lures, in particular for sport fishing, which imitate the swimming of fish.
- lures Most techniques for catching fish use bait or lures.
- the type of lure or bait used depends on the fish you want to catch, and therefore the type of fishing.
- the bait can be natural, such as worms, insects, or fish, shrimp, depending on the species sought. These baits are rather suitable for static fishing.
- lures to date are the lifeguards.
- Such lures are rigid, colorful, and have a shape designed to reproduce in the water the swimming of prey fish, that is to say fish hunted by so-called carnivorous fish that one wishes to catch.
- These lures which incorporate hooks and are attached directly to the line, are the most sought after for sport fishing such as trolling or casting, because of their effectiveness.
- Artificial lures use two of the fish's senses, namely sight and hearing.
- the sight is of course stimulated by the appearance, the colors, the reflections, the general movement which most effectively imitates the swimming of the fish-prey; while hearing is stimulated by the vibrations in the water caused by the movements of the lure, which sometimes also contains a ball or other equivalent device.
- Natural or synthetic products such as primers, oils or attractants, can be used for static fishing (carp fishing, etc.).
- the substance is incorporated into a polymer material and the assembly is designed for a gradual release of the substance.
- the impregnated polymer is directly shaped into a bait to be directly attached to the hook (col. 5 line 49 ff).
- Patent USP 4,463,018 offers comparable teaching, cf. col 2 line 57 ff.
- the substance covers the lure, resulting in delicate handling, and a relatively weak and decreasing olfactory effect since the substance is mainly released from the start of use.
- the visual qualities of the lure are greatly diminished, since the colors and reflections are masked by the substance.
- patent USP 2,674,058 (1953) which describes the placing of the odorous product, preferably a liquid, in a cartridge. During installation, the cartridge is perforated and the liquid may exude out of the bait when traveling in the water. This patent does not address the problem of reproducing the movement of a live bait during the use of the lure.
- certain drawbacks linked to the use of odorous substance persist, in particular problem of handling the cartridge once pierced, non-reuse of the started cartridge, problem of the regular and constant release of the substance, direct contact between fisherman and substance fragrant.
- none of the artificial lures known so far has simultaneously the two qualities sought for optimal effectiveness, namely the imitation of the swimming of the fish-prey and the odorous dimension. They have either imitation properties of the shape, appearance and swimming of the prey, or odorous properties, which are however imperfect for sport fishing in particular because of their rapid decrease in time.
- the odorous characteristics are added to the detriment of the swimming properties: during the diffusion of the active product, the center of gravity of the lure changes and with it the movement of the lure, which movement becomes very quickly unrealistic and loses all effectiveness.
- the swimming properties are the result of a subtle mixture between a static behavior, that is to say the buoyancy of the lure (distribution of the masses, position center of gravity, etc.), and its behavior in movement , which depends on its profile or ergonomics, the position of the flap, the position of the pull point, etc.
- the combination of these various elements determines the characteristics of the lure's swimming. These characteristics must be preserved despite the presence of an odorous cartridge, as and when it is used. It is this problem which the invention solves.
- the invention provides an artificial lure of a new generation, effectively combining, for the duration of the fishing, an effect imitating the movement of a live bait and a regular odorous effect.
- the invention therefore applies very particularly to sport fishing, such as trolling or casting, in fresh or salt water, for which specialists seek the most effective lures possible.
- an artificial fishing lure is used, of the type imitating the swimming of a fish, and containing an odorous composition whose density is equal, or very substantially equal, to that of the water considered for the place of fishing, in such a way that when the water gradually replaces the odorous substance, the center of gravity of the lure is not, or not appreciably, altered and therefore that the movement of the lure is not, or not appreciably, modified.
- the invention therefore relates to an artificial fishing lure, of the type imitating the natural movement of the bait in the natural environment, characterized in that it comprises an odorous composition comprising an odorous agent or a mixture of agents odorants dispersible in water, and having a density equal to, or very substantially equal to, that of the water considered for the fishing site, and means for progressively releasing said agent or said odorants in water during fishing.
- the invention also relates to the removable reusable cartridge through which the odorous composition is placed in the lure.
- Another object of the invention is to provide an odorous composition much more concentrated in odorous agents than the substances currently used, and which moreover allows a controlled, regular and constant release over time.
- FIG. 1 and 6 represent odorous artificial lures according to the invention, of different shapes
- FIG. 2 represents a view in longitudinal section of an odorous artificial lure according to the invention
- FIG. 3 represents a view in longitudinal section of the lure of FIG. 1, without its cartridge
- FIG. 4 represents an odorous cartridge according to the invention, in longitudinal section
- FIG. 5 shows the cartridge of Figure 4, in cross section along the axis a-a.
- the lure according to the invention comprises a body (1) affecting the shape and the colors of a fish usable as bait for the species considered. Due to its general shape and the presence of protrusions, in particular a flap (4), the lure obtained is capable of reproducing as faithfully as possible the natural movement or swimming of a living fish.
- the body (1) is made of any material known in this industry, such as a plastic material painted or colored in the mass, etc. preferably rigid so that it is solid.
- It also comprises, according to usual practice, at least one fixing means (2) of at least one single or multiple hook (not shown), as well as a fixing means (3) to the line.
- Figure 2 shows a lure according to the invention in longitudinal section.
- the body comprises a cavity (7) which has at the front at least one water inlet opening (10) through which the removable cartridge (6) is introduced which completes the body (1) to form the lure.
- This cavity has on the other side at least one opening (8) for water outlet, for example under the lure, that is to say at the level of the anus of a living fish.
- the lure is therefore crossed by a flow of water circulating as indicated by the arrows.
- the front opening (10) is preferably located in the hollow of the flap (that is to say substantially at the level of the mouth of a fish), so as to take advantage of the funnel effect caused by said flap during movement and therefore to maximize the pressure of the water passing through the lure.
- the means of attachment to the line (3) can be located at the head, below the cartridge. It can also be located above the cartridge inlet ( Figure 1) or at the flap ( Figure 6).
- the means of attachment (5) of this cartridge to the lure has a hollowed out space in its front part, for example at the bar (5) (hence an asymmetry), in order to allow the insertion of the cartridge into the lure despite the presence of this means (3) (Cf. Figure 5).
- the position of the means for fixing the lure to the line (3) is chosen so as to obtain, in combination with the shape of the body of the lure (inter alia the shape of the flap) an appropriate stroke.
- the cavity (7) is wider than the cartridge over a part of its length, preferably at the slots (9) of the cartridge which will be described below.
- a space is created around the cartridge facilitating the flow of water and therefore the release of the odorous agent or agent (s).
- the cartridge (6) can have any section of any shape, for example square, rectangular, or even elliptical or circular.
- Figure 5 shows a cartridge of substantially rectangular section.
- the cartridge itself is made of a material which is either permeable to water and to the odorous agent (s), for example microporous, semi-porous, porous, or a rigid material for example plastic, having perforations, for example slots (9), micro-perforations or other orifices, at its front end and over at least part and preferably its entire surface, so as to allow the flow of water to enter the lure at the opening (10), to pass through the cartridge (6) and to come out of the lure at the opening (8) loaded with the desired dose of the scenting agent or agents (s).
- the lure will let escape behind him an odorous cloud whose attractive effect will be combined with the visual effect and vibrations caused elsewhere by the same lure.
- the cartridge will be perforated or possibly permeable at its front end and over at least part of its surface, while retaining a non-permeable or non-perforated area allowing manipulation by the fisherman without contact between fisherman and odorant (s).
- the two ends of the cartridge will be permeable or perforated, for example by providing braces or a mesh, in order to allow the maximum flow of water.
- the cartridge is as "ventilated” or open as possible, while allowing the odorant to be kept inside.
- the cartridge (6) will be made of rigid plastic and will include an inlet opening and slots (9) along its length, allowing the flow of water, as can be seen in Figures 2 and 5.
- the cartridge (6) is introduced into the cavity (7) of the lure, and is removably fixed by any suitable fixing means, for example by snap-fastening, or by means of a bar (5) fixed integrally to the body of the cartridge and coming to be inserted temporarily in an appropriate space of the body of the lure.
- any suitable fixing means for example by snap-fastening, or by means of a bar (5) fixed integrally to the body of the cartridge and coming to be inserted temporarily in an appropriate space of the body of the lure.
- the advantage of such a fixing means complementing the body of the cartridge is that the handling of the cartridge can also be done by means of this fixing means. Thus, the fisherman will no longer have any contact with the body of the cartridge, which can therefore be completely perforated or permeable without the need to keep a handling area.
- the cartridges shown in Figures 2 and 5 have two longitudinal slots (9), but one could consider more than 2 slots.
- the cartridge is filled, according to the invention, with an odorous composition which comprises at least one dispersible odorous agent (s), for example soluble (s), in water and whose density is equal, or very substantially equal, to that of the water considered for the fishing location.
- s dispersible odorous agent
- s for example soluble
- the cartridge will be translucent or transparent, so as to allow direct visual control of the state of wear of the odorous substance.
- the fragrance agent (s) are associated with a matrix (excipients, additives) which makes it possible to put them in a form acceptable for the intended use and to release them in water at a concentration determined.
- a matrix excipients, additives
- the odorant composition itself can be liquid, in the form of a gel, or even pasty or solid. It is the solid form which is preferred, for various reasons explained below. Such solids are, for example, beads, microbeads, beads, granules, sticks, single stick filling the cartridge or, preferably, tablets.
- An advantage of using a scent composition in solid form is that when the lure is taken out of the water, there is no flow, the drying is rapid, and the scent composition retains its properties for use. later before, during or after the short drying phase. A started cartridge is therefore reusable and its handling is easy.
- Another advantage is that the release of the odorous agent or agents can be done by erosion, that is to say destruction of the matrix. The wear of the cartridge can therefore be viewed.
- scenting agent (s) used here are those present in the products commonly used in industry, such as for example amino acids, nucleotides, quaternary amines, guanidic compounds, and mixtures thereof.
- the Applicant then turned to amino acids and other odorous agents as chemical molecules, and used the techniques of galenic pharmacy to shape the molecules at a higher concentration than that of the prior art, and for control their release over time.
- the fragrant composition according to the invention therefore comprises at least 20% by weight of amino acids, preferably at least 50% by weight, more preferably at least 70% by weight, and excipients and additives suitable for shaping the composition and regular and controlled distribution of amino acids.
- the composition will be shaped in the form of solids, preferably in the form of tablets.
- the dispersion or diffusion of the odorous agent or agent (s) in the water is therefore effected by erosion of the matrix by the flow of water, which releases regularly and in significant concentrations. and determined the odorant (s). It is therefore an "active" diffusion, that is to say a diffusion occurring when there is a flow of water passing through the lure.
- the matrix comprising excipients and possibly additives, makes it possible to present the odorant (s) in the appropriate form and to control their release so that this release is constant for a given time.
- excipients and additives used in the composition according to the invention are those used in galenics. Those skilled in the art will be able to determine the appropriate excipients to obtain the desired olfactory effect.
- the same lure can therefore be used to successively contain several cartridges containing different odorous agents, each of which can be used entirely or partially.
- the lure retains its properties of imitation of the swimming of a living fish, since the odorous substance will present a density equal, or very substantially equal, to that of the water considered for the fishing place. Thus, during use, the space freed by erosion will fill with water, and the center of gravity of the lure will be little, or not, displaced. The lure will therefore retain all of its buoyancy and swimming properties.
- the fishing waters are fresh or slightly salty waters, and therefore have densities equal to or substantially equal to 1.
- the odoriferous substance may be different and of appropriate density.
- the invention also relates to cartridges as described above.
- the invention relates to a removable and reusable cartridge (6) characterized in that it contains an odorous composition comprising an agent, or a mixture of agents, odorous, having an equal or very substantially equal density , to that of water considered for the fishing place and releasing the odorous agent (s) in the water in constant quantities for a given time.
- Said cartridge is either permeable or perforated (9), at its front end and on at least part of its surface.
- This cartridge comprises a removable fixing means to the body of the lure into which it is inserted, for example snap-fastening, or by means of a bar (5) fixed integrally to the body of the cartridge and coming to be inserted from temporarily in an appropriate space of the lure body.
- the odor composition is preferably solid, more preferably in the form of tablets. It comprises an agent or mixture of suitable odorant (s), such as for example amino acids, nucleotides, quaternary amines, guanidic compounds, and mixtures thereof. It further comprises a matrix (excipients, additives) allowing the shaping of the odorous agent (s) and its / their controlled release in contact with water, preferably by erosion.
- suitable odorant such as for example amino acids, nucleotides, quaternary amines, guanidic compounds, and mixtures thereof.
- suitable odorant such as for example amino acids, nucleotides, quaternary amines, guanidic compounds, and mixtures thereof. It further comprises a matrix (excipients, additives) allowing the shaping of the odorous agent (s) and its / their controlled release in contact with water, preferably by erosion.
- Such a cartridge will be made of any suitable material, for example molded in plastic, one-piece or not.
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