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1 Chapter 1 : USB1 - Method of attracting fish to a fishing spoon - Google Patents Part Two The Lure Of The Messy Spoon Cassell Short Stories Book Free Ebook Pdf Downloads hosted by Taj Stone on October 21 It is a copy of Part Two The Lure Of The Messy Spoon Cassell Short Stories Book that you can be safe this with no registration at racedaydvl.com Lures with light emission, sound emission, scent dispersal or the like Abstract A means and apparatus are provided for attracting fish to a Lure that uses at least one of a color of light or at least one of a type of Scent or at least one of a color as the attractant. The Scent would have the added benefit of being made of at least one of a color. Thereby affording anglers an innovative, adaptable, and more affordable type Lure. It is to be appreciated that fishing lures vary greatly in appearance, size, shape and composition and color and can be constructed from a single or multiple components. It is well known within the sport-fishing industry that light attracts fish. To that end, lures have been painted or coated with reflective material or made of material that has been highly polished to a reflective finish. More recently, lures have been manufactured with highly reflective, holographic material affixed to or impregnated within a lure. The basic principle of these lures being their ability to reflect light and thus attract fish to the lure. However, these lures have some basic limitations. The first being that the ambient sunlight or moonlight penetrating the surface of the water is diminished as the depth from the surface increases. Another problem is the clarity of the water. If the water is unclear or muddy, penetration of natural light into the water is diminished even greater. This is also true of natural light on cloudy days, during inclement weather conditions and moonless nights. It is also well recognized within the sport-fishing industry that both freshwater and saltwater fish are attracted by scent in the water. It has been proven that sharks can detect blood in the water from many miles away. While there are scents specifically designed for use with lures, they are commonly in the form of spray on liquids, aerosols and gels. These means of applying a scent to a lure have proven to be impractical because they are messy; and are not cost effective. Moreover, they are difficult to apply to a lure while standing on a rolling deck. Finally, it is a well-established fact in the sport-fishing industry that certain colors attract fish on certain days or in certain water conditions or light conditions. Anglers traditionally carry a variety of different colors of the same type lure in their tackle box. These Lures not only are of a variety of colors, they are made of reflective material or made of material that has been highly polished to a reflective finish. This invention is a modification of a Lure i. The Attractant Stick is securely held in place, yet is easily interchangeable or replaceable. Attractant Sticks for this invention are cylindrical shape and vary in diameter and length. Chemical lights for this invention come in a variety of colors of light. Fish attracting scent for this invention are sticks similar in form to chemical lights and in addition to being available in a variety of scents could be manufactured in a variety of colors and could be florescent or non-florescent color. The fish attracting scent for this invention would also be manufacture from an environmentally safe, biodegradable material. Color sticks for this invention would also be manufactured in a form similar to a chemical light and would be made of or coated with at least one of a color, which may also be made of a holographic or reflective material or made of material that has been highly polished, reflective finish. In the preferred embodiment this invention, the Lure has a cavity that accommodates an Attractant Stick, which runs along the centerline of the main body that does not adversely affect the performance of the Lure when it is being retrieved or trolled through water. At each end of the cavity is a portion of the main body of the Lure that is cupped towards the bottom of the Lure to accommodate an Attractant Stick. The cupped portions are slightly wider than the radius of the Attractant Stick. In the middle of the cavity is a strap of the main body of the Lure, which arches towards the top of the Lure to accommodate an Attractant Stick and is slightly wider than the radius of the Attractant Stick. The purpose of this strap is to cradle the Attractant Stick and hold it securely in place. The strap opposes the cupped ends at each end of the cavity. The cupped ends of the cavity and the middle strap could be reversed in their relationship to the top and bottom of the Lure and the middle strap. The number of straps could vary, based upon the size of the Lure and the size of the Attractant Stick and would vary as to their locations relative to the cupped portions of the main body of the Lure. In a second embodiment, this invention Page 1

2 has a cavity which runs along the centerline of the main body. Each end of the cavity has prong but it could be a tab or some other form that is narrower than the wide of the cavity and allows for a clear or opaque tube of semi-rigid material e. The tabs are inserted into each end of the tube, thereby holding the Attractant Stick securely in place. The tube may have perforations in its outer wall, allowing a scent stick to come in contact with the water surrounding the Lure. This invention, by incorporating an Attractant Stick with a Lure, offers anglers the ability to better attract fish to their Lure and offers several advantages over traditional Lures. Among the advantages are: Chemical lights maximize the Lures effectiveness under water, even the most adverse conditions. Furthermore, the incorporation of different colors of light with a Lure provides anglers with an economical means to change the appearance of their Lure without the need to purchase more than one of the same Lure, but in a different color. Thereby, offering anglers a more practical and efficient way to better attract fish to the Lure. This is also true as it relates to offering anglers different scent sticks in a variety of colors and scents; and Color sticks offer an angler the ability to change the color of the Lure, instead of having to purchase the same Lure in a variety of colors. One other advantage of this invention is that the cavity, whether filled with an Attractant Stick or not creates a vibration that attracts fish when the Lure is retrieved or trolled through the water. Attractant Stick 12 FIG. At each end of the cavity 10, are portions of the main body 14 of the Lure that are cupped These cups 16 are arched towards the bottom of the Lure and accommodate the Attractant Stick The cupped 16 portions are slightly wider than the radius of the Attractant Stick In the middle of the cavity 10 is a middle strap 18 which is a portion of the main body 14 of the Lure, which is arched towards the top of the main body 14 and accommodates the Attractant Stick However, the middle strap 18 and cups 16 could be placed on opposite sides of the Lure. This strap 18 is slightly wider than the radius of the Attractant Stick The purpose of this strap 18 is to hold the Attractant Stick 12 securely in place. The strap 18 opposes the cups 16 at each end of the cavity 10 that cradle the Attractant Stick This drawing shows the front end 20 of the main body 14; the trailing end 22 of the main body 14; the hole at the front end 24 which is used to attach the main body 14 to a fishing line, either directly or by means of a swivel, snap or eye ring ; the hole at the trailing end 26 of the main body 14, which accommodates an split ring 28 and a type of the hook At each end of the cavity 10 are prongs 32 that are narrower than the cavity 10 and are used to secure a semi-rigid tubing The tubing 34 encapsulates an Attractant Stick 12, which is inserted into each end of the tubing 34, thereby holding the Attractant Stick 12 securely in place, while being trolled or retrieved through the water. Changes and modifications in the specifically described in the embodiments can be carried out without departing from the scope of this invention, which is intended to be limited only by the scope of the appending claims. A fishing lure comprising: A fishing lure, as in claim 1, wherein: A fishing lure, as in claim 3, wherein: Page 2

3 Chapter 2 : trolling spoon - racedaydvl.com Part Two The Lure Of The Messy Spoon Cassell Short Stories Book Pdf Books Free Download added by Molly Black on November 03 This is a pdf of Part Two The Lure Of The Messy Spoon Cassell Short Stories Book that reader can be downloaded it with no cost at racedaydvl.com Fishing is a fun activity that can get expensive when you are buying different types of lures. A better option that can help you save money is to make DIY fishing lures at home. These are also perfect to have as a gift for birthdays and holidays. A set of wood fishing lures is easy to make as a DIY project. A fishing lure is easy to make from a common coin like a nickel or a penny. A classic-style lure can be made from molded plastic. Paracord is a great material to use to make a homemade fishing lure. Worms and other types of lures can be made by molding melted plastic. The metal from spent bullets can be used to make homemade fishing lures. Make your own fly fishing flies. Make your own salmon trolling lure. Used wine bottle corks are perfect to use for making homemade lures. A kitchen spoon can be used to make a homemade spoon lure. Learn how to make your own spinning lures. Tin cans are perfect to repurpose for making fishing lures. The bottle caps from soda pop or beer bottles can be used to make a homemade fishing lure. Plastic worms to use for fishing are fun to make at home once you make the mold. Mold your own buzzbait. Make a set of bottle cap fishing lures for yourself or as a fun gift. A used paint brush can be used to make a perfect fishing lure. Make your own bucktail jig lure. Page 3

4 Chapter 3 : Gator Lures Home Gator Spoons Fishing Spoons part two-the LURE OF THE MESSY SPOON (Cassell Short Stories Book 2) - Kindle edition by John W. Cassell, Phillip A. Cassell. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Just have to wait for wife to be out of the house longe enough for me to try it. There was a video of a guy making senkos with fiberglass resin liquid stuff, not white stuff. I had a bait that I could no longer buy so I thought I would make them my self. Pam cooking spray easiest just to watch the you tube video so I will give you my trial and error. Look up fiberglass resin senko mold or look for my earlier thread, where a guy attached it. I used 16 ounces for each side, so a gallon would actually be necessary. Once I stuck lures to pan with gasket sealer I poured my first coat. Because this is uneven and has a very thin tail I had break the lures to get them out. All of this went well. I then tried to use the remainder of the quart to finish the mold using vegetable oil and smaller bolts. When I tried to separate the mold, it was nearly impossible, and fractured the top into pieces. The bottom was still in reasonably repair, so I kept it. This time I bought the gallon and bigger bolts, and switched to cooking spray. This made all the difference. The trick with the bolts is to drill down just enough to get them to stand, as they will be your means of separating the mold once it has dried. I drilled holes too big for the bolts initially being the genius that I am however these worked great to line the mold up. After you have liberally coated the bottom half with cooking spray including the bolts, and poured the top half and it has dried. Twist each bolt one turn until it pops loose. I did have some fracturing for weakening the mold the first time, but devcon 2 ton epoxy is a wonderful thing. Finally drill the bolt holes through and tighten them all the way down. Then drill your pour holes and use a countersink to widen the pour hole. Well here are the pics. I fear because of how thin the tail is I will have to drill holes in the tail to prevent air bubbles. Any suggestions from the pros? I will pour some soon and give updates. Page 4

5 Chapter 4 : racedaydvl.com : South Bend Kastaway Trophy Spoons, 1/8-Ounce : Sports & Outdoors Deliver the bold, flashy and erratic action that'll lure fish in with fishing spoon lures that easily move about in the water. Jig, cast or troll with your own go-to technique and add on fishing spoons that catch the water and create alluring movements. Lures with flat, or substantially flat, undulating bodies, e. The fishing lure has a body shaped like an elliptic parabaloid. A hook is mechanically coupled to the body and to an egg sinker wherein the egg sinker is proximate one end of the body. A sealer is configured to cover the body and the hook. The egg sinker causes the body to sink mimicking a fish diving. The body is configured to have the rocking motion when moving mimicking the fish swimming. When catching fish there are several advantages of using a lure as opposed to using bait: Lures are less messy than bait. Lures gut hook fewer fish gut hooking is when the fish takes the hook deeply, or even completely swallows the hook. Lures allow the fisher to cover more water, even from shore or a pier. The fisher can target the species you are after more efficiently with lures, and lures are easy to change out. There are at least seven kinds of fishing lures: A jig has a weighted lead head, comes in every size and color and can be dressed in feathers, hair, a soft plastic grub, or with bait. A spinner is a metal shaft with spinning blade. Soft plastic baits are created by pouring liquid plastic into a mold and adding dyes, metallic flakes, or scents. These can resemble the natural forage of fish, like worms, crawfish, lizards or frogs. Plugs are constructed from hollow plastic or wood to resemble baitfish, frogs or other prey. They usually sport two or three treble hooks. A spinnerbait is an awkward looking fishing lure, consisting of a safety-pin like wire attached to a lead head body. The body usually is dressed with a rubber skirt and the arm with one or two metallic blades like those seen on spinners. Flies are very light lures that imitate insects in various stages of their life cycle, or other natural prey such as baitfish, leeches, hoppers or even mice and frogs. Prior to embodiments of the disclosed invention a spoon was a curved metal lure. Prior to the disclosed invention, conventional spoons were made of metal for largely historical reasons, the first spoons were literally broken off ends of a spoon. This is because metal sank and could be configured to look like a spoon that reflected light and would be easy to catch fish. Lewis, Classic Fishing Lures: Identification and Price Guide, p. This project was scrapped after a year because making curved wood that sank was impossible for The Dinky. Embodiments of the present invention solve this problem. Metal spoons are heavy and sink too quickly for fish to see and track the metal spoon. Metal spoons must be worked too quickly in shallow water and this rapid movement does not allow fish to see or track them. Metal spoons, if worked too slowly, become ensnarled in grass. Metal spoons, if worked too fast, come to the surface and become ineffectual. Fishing in shallow, grassy waters ranging from four to eight inches was difficult. Metal spoons become ensnarled and fouled. There has been some research done recently on spoons made from plastic injection molding. The prior art includes: Ince and Braaten teach a lure made from a plastic working process that can also be theoretically made from wood. However, there is no teaching of a sinker embedded in the spoon, therefore the lures would not sink and spin in the water. Ince and Braaten due not claim that this structure or functionality exist in their lures. Rather, they are using surface lures that move along the surface and are for simply a different kind of fishing. Mieczkowski teaches a plastic lure with a different shape to obtain different movement in water. In some embodiments, the body has a height, a length and a width. The length is twice the height and the width is eight thirds of the height. In some embodiments, the hook is parallel to the elliptic parabaloid forming a parabola. Hook 12 is further mechanically coupled to body 18 such that egg sinker 14 is proximate one end of body 18 and then covered with sealer Egg sinker 14 solves the problem created by the dinky permitting fishing lure 10 to sink. Chapter 5 : EGB Fishing Spoons (Blinkers) Casting Spoon Lure Sz: 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1 Hk:, or X Collar: N/A- Hang this long, thin spoon on your rig for smooth casting and realistic action. Add reflective tape along the flat sides to mimic fish scale shine and catch the eye of a. Page 5

6 Chapter 6 : Spoons Fishing Spoons, Fishing Spoon Lures, Casting Spoons Academy Reel in that trophy catch with fishing spoons from DICK'S Sporting Goods. Shop a wide selection of fishing spoon options from the industry's most trusted brands. Chapter 7 : Best lure/bait for Steelhead - Oregon Fishing Forum Bored at home, picked some older pictures from my files for a little "how-to" on making "shoehorn-style" casting spoons from brass and copper sheet of 1,0mm to 2,0mm thickness. Chapter 8 : made my 2 part resin lure mold Ohio Game Fishing - Your Ohio Fishing Resource Making DIY fishing lures is a great way to save money when you want to go and catch fish. 2. A fishing lure is easy to make from a A kitchen spoon can be used. Chapter 9 : Fishing Spoons for sale ebay Dreamweaver Super Slim Spoons are designed and tested by professional fishermen to give the best possible action, and are the spoon of choice for anglers throughout the Great Lakes and ocean. Page 6