Showing posts with label patents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patents. Show all posts
Monday, December 06, 2010
Reading Material
Available via Amazon.com for their Kindle e-reader comes what we think might be the perfect in flight browsing material for the fly fishing gear-a-holic.
Volume 1 of a series of compilations of U.S. Patents related to fly rods, reels, flies, materials and methods. Future series will include lures, spinning and casting fishing equipment. A must have for the fisherman, inventor, patent attorney and merchandiser. Includes abstracts, background, drawings, summaries and more.
MSRP $2.98 delivered to your favorite mobile device.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Patent 1,849,899
A patent granted to Stanley M. Wright and Andrew D. McGill in 1931 for a fishing fly that would rival the success of metallic spinners and spoons.
It is made from "thin strips of copper plated with gold, silver, nickle, or the like and highly polished. The strips are preferably lacquered to preserve the polish. This produces a soft flexible blade which will not interfere in any way with the fish striking the hook."
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