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Fish activated light used in conjunction with fishing line
   
Document Number
US Patent 4155188
Issued Date
May 22, 1979
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A lighting device for use with a fishing line is the subject of the present invention. A base support which is positionable on the ground or floor of a boat mounts an elongated transparent tubular member. Within the tubular member is contained a light bulb, battery and gravity activated switch. The tubular member is pivotally mounted relative to the base support and will always assume a vertical upright position regardless of the angle of the supporting surface. A pair of V-grip couplers at the top and bottom of the tubular member are adapted to releasably receive the fishing line. When the fishing line moves in response to a fish striking, the tubular member will be pivoted causing the fluid switch to close thereby lighting the bulb.
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May 22, 1979
Application Number
05/786,264
Filed
April 11, 1977
US Classification
43/17  
Int'l Classification
A01K   97/12   (20060101)  
USPTO Field of Search
43/17   340/272   340/283  
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