Fishing lures

The innovative design of a fishing lure with interconnected front and rear lures provides a new action by utilizing specific lip and hook configurations, addressing the limitations of conventional lures and improving fishing results.

JP7798395B1Active Publication Date: 2026-01-141089 KOBO CO LTD
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Application Number
JP2024207861
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Patents
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-11-29
Publication Date
2026-01-14
Estimated Expiration
2044-11-29

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Conventional fishing lures offer limited choices in terms of actions, making it difficult to select the appropriate lure and action based on fishing location and conditions.

Method used

A fishing lure comprising a front lure, a rear lure, and a connector connecting the two, where the lures have specific lip and hook configurations that allow for unique movements and actions when pulled through water, creating a new and dynamic action not seen before.

Benefits of technology

The combination of front and rear lures with specific lip and hook orientations enables a new and unpredictable action, enhancing fishing effectiveness by mimicking natural bait movements.

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Abstract

To provide a fishing lure capable of performing a new action not seen before. [Solution] The fishing lure 2 comprises a front lure 10, a rear lure 20, and a connector 30. The front lure 10 and the rear lure 20 are crankbaits. The connector 30 connects a front connecting eye 16 of the rear lure 20 to a rear connecting eye 22 of the rear lure 20. The front lure 10 comprises a front body portion 11, a front line eye 12, an upper lip 13, and the front connecting eye 16. The rear lure 20 comprises a rear body portion 21, a rear connecting eye 22, and a lower lip 23.
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Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a fishing lure. [Background technology]

[0002] Conventionally, lure fishing using artificial baits has been known. Hard lures such as crankbaits, minnows, and hoppers (for example, Patent Document 1) and soft lures such as worms are known in lure fishing. Hard lures and soft lures are used for fishing for black bass in freshwater, sea bass in saltwater, and trout in freshwater and saltwater. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Publication No. 2021-1858417 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] Factors that affect fishing results include the weather, water temperature, time, the type of lure, and its action. For this reason, it is important to select a lure and its action according to the fishing location and conditions.

[0005] However, the range of choices is limited with the actions of conventional lures alone.

[0006] In view of the above circumstances, the present invention aims to provide a fishing lure that is capable of performing a new action that has not been seen before. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] The present invention is a fishing lure comprising a front lure, a rear lure, and a connector connecting the front lure and the rear lure, wherein the front lure comprises a body portion, a line eye provided at the head of the body portion, and a hook provided at the body portion, the rear lure comprises a body portion, and the connector connects the front lure and the rear lure, and at least one of the front lure or the rear lure comprises a lip portion provided at the head of the body portion, and when a line connecting the head to the tail of the body portion is defined as a reference line, the lip portion moves away from the reference line from the base end toward the tip end, the front lure comprises the lip portion, the base end of the lip portion is located above the reference line, and the hook is located below the reference line. The present invention also provides a fishing lure comprising a front lure, a rear lure, and a connector connecting the front lure and the rear lure, wherein the front lure comprises a body portion and a line eye provided at the head of the body portion, the rear lure comprises a body portion, and the connector connects the front lure and the rear lure, and at least one of the front lure or the rear lure comprises a lip portion provided at the head of the body portion, and when a line connecting the head to the tail of the body portion is defined as a reference line, the lip portion moves away from the reference line from its base end toward its tip end, the front lure comprises the lip portion, and the base end of the lip portion is located above the reference line, and the rear lure comprises the lip portion and a hook provided on the body portion, and the base end of the lip portion is located above the reference line and the hook is located below the reference line.

[0008] The present invention is a fishing lure comprising a front lure, a rear lure, and a connector connecting the front lure and the rear lure, wherein the front lure comprises a body portion and a line eye provided at the head of the body portion, the rear lure comprises a body portion, and the connector connects the front lure and the rear lure, and at least one of the front lure or the rear lure comprises a lip portion provided at the head of the body portion, and when a line connecting the head to the tail of the body portion is defined as a reference line, the lip portion moves away from the reference line from its base end toward its tip end, the front lure comprises the lip portion, and the base end of the lip portion is located above the reference line, and the rear lure comprises the lip portion, and the base end of the lip portion is located below the reference line.

[0009] The present invention provides a fishing lure comprising a front lure, a rear lure, and a connector connecting the front lure and the rear lure, wherein the front lure comprises a body and a line eye provided at a head of the body, the rear lure also comprises a body, the connector connects the front lure and the rear lure, and at least one of the front lure or the rear lure comprises a lip provided at the head of the body, and when a line connecting the head to the tail of the body is defined as a reference line, the lip moves away from the reference line from its base end toward its tip end, the front lure comprises the lip, and the base end of the lip is located below the line eye, and the rear lure comprises the lip, and the base end of the lip is located above the reference line. .

[0010] The front lure and the rear lure are preferably either a crankbait or a minnow.

[0011] The connector is preferably either a split ring or a swivel. [Effects of the Invention]

[0012] According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a fishing lure that is capable of performing a new action that has not been seen before. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0013] [Figure 1] 1 is a front view showing an outline of a fishing lure. FIG. [Figure 2] 1(A) and 1(B) are explanatory diagrams showing a schematic overview of a forward lure. [Figure 3] 1(A) and 1(B) are explanatory diagrams showing a schematic overview of a rear lure. [Figure 4] 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic overview of how to use a fishing lure. FIG. [Figure 5] 1A to 1C are plan views each showing a schematic outline of a fishing lure. [Figure 6] FIG. 1 is a front view showing an outline of a fishing lure (modified example). [Figure 7] 10 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic overview of how to use the fishing lure (modified example). FIG. [Figure 8] FIG. 1 is a front view showing an outline of a fishing lure (modified example). [Figure 9] 10 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic overview of how to use the fishing lure (modified example). FIG. [Figure 10] FIG. 1 is a front view showing an outline of a fishing lure (modified example). [Figure 11]FIG. 1 is a front view showing an outline of a fishing lure (modified example). DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0014] For convenience of explanation, a predetermined direction on a horizontal plane is referred to as the X direction, a direction perpendicular to the X direction on the horizontal plane is referred to as the Y direction, and a direction perpendicular to the X and Y directions is referred to as the Z direction.

[0015] As shown in FIG. 1, the fishing lure 2 includes a front lure 10, a rear lure 20, and a connector 30.

[0016] The front lure 10 and the rear lure 20 are crankbaits.

[0017] The front lure 10 and the rear lure 20 will be described in detail below.

[0018] The front lure 10 comprises a front body portion 11 that resembles the entire body of a bait (fish), a front line eye 12 provided on a head portion 11A of the front body portion 11, an upper lip 13 provided on the head portion 11A, a hook eye 14 provided on the head portion 11A, a hook 15 provided on the hook eye 14, and a front connecting eye 16 provided on a tail portion 11B of the front body portion 11.

[0019] The front body portion 11 extends in the AD direction from the tip of the head portion 11A to the tip of the tail portion 11B. The front line eye 12 is provided at the tip of the head portion 11A. If the line segment connecting the tip of the head portion 11A to the tip of the tail portion 11B is defined as a reference line, when the reference line is horizontal (FIG. 1), the upper lip 13 is provided above the reference line and the hook eye 14 is provided below the reference line. The front connecting eye 16 is provided at the tip of the tail portion 11B. The front connecting eye 16 is provided at the tail portion 11B of the front body portion 11 so as to open in the Y direction (direction into the paper). Furthermore, when the reference line is horizontal, the upper lip 13 extends diagonally upward and forward (PD direction) beyond the reference line. The angle θ between the AD direction and the PD direction PD is preferably an acute angle.

[0020] A line LN is tied to the front line eye 12, and the front lure 10 alone is thrown into the water (FIG. 2(A)). At this time, when an angler outside the water pulls on the line LN, the line LN is pulled diagonally upward (the LD direction in the figure) (FIG. 2(B)). At this time, the front body portion 11 attempts to move in the LD direction, but due to its shape, the front lure 10 moves in the LD direction while alternating left and right directions, such as left front, right front, left front, etc. Furthermore, the upper lip 13 extends diagonally forward relative to the front-to-back direction (AD direction) of the front body portion 11 (FIG. 1). Therefore, the front body portion 11 attempts to move in the LD direction where the line LN is pulled, but due to the water resistance experienced by the upper lip 13, the orientation (PD direction) of the upper lip 13 approaches the vertical direction. As a result, the front lure 10 moves through the water with the head portion 11A facing upward relative to the tail portion 11B.

[0021] As shown in FIG. 1, the rear lure 20 comprises a rear body portion 21 that resembles the entire body of a bait (fish), a rear connecting eye 22 provided on a head portion 21A of the rear body portion 21, a lower lip 23 provided on the head portion 21A, a hook eye 24 provided on a tail portion 21B, and a hook 25 provided on the hook eye 24.

[0022] The rear body portion 21 extends in the BD direction from the head portion 21A to the tail portion 21B. The rear connecting eye 22 is provided at the tip of the head portion 21A. The rear connecting eye 22 is provided at the head portion 21A of the rear body portion 21 so as to open in the Y direction (direction of the paper). If the line segment connecting the tip of the head portion 21A to the tip of the tail portion 21B is defined as a reference line, when the reference line is horizontal, the lower lip 23 and the hook eye 24 are provided below the reference line. Furthermore, when the reference line is horizontal, the lower lip 23 extends diagonally forward (in the QD direction) below the reference line. The angle θ between the BD direction and the QD direction QD is preferably an acute angle.

[0023] The line LN is tied to the rear connecting eye 22, and the rear lure 20 alone is thrown into the water (FIG. 3(A)). At this time, when an angler outside the water pulls on the line LN, the line LN is pulled diagonally upward (the LD direction in the figure) (FIG. 3(B)). At this time, the rear body portion 21 attempts to move in the LD direction, but due to its shape, the rear lure 20 moves in the LD direction while alternating left and right directions, such as forward left, forward right, forward left, etc. Furthermore, the lower lip 23 extends diagonally forward relative to the front-to-back direction (X direction) of the rear body portion 21. The rear lure 20 attempts to move in the LD direction where the line LN is being pulled, but due to the water resistance experienced by the lower lip 23, the orientation of the lower lip 23 (QD direction) approaches the vertical direction. As a result, the rear lure 20 moves through the water with the head portion 21A facing downward more than the tail portion 21B.

[0024] The connector 30 connects the front connecting eye 16 of the front lure 10 and the rear connecting eye 22 of the rear lure 20. The connector 30 is not particularly limited, and it is preferable to use a ring-shaped member (for example, a split ring, etc.), a swivel, or a long object (such as a chain or wire). If it is desired to force the rear lure 20 to follow when the posture of the front lure 10 changes, it is preferable that the connector 30 itself does not slacken or bend, and that the length of the connector 30 itself is constant or that it does not slacken or bend more than the position change of the tail portion 11B that accompanies the posture change.

[0025] Next, how to use the fishing lure 2 will be described.

[0026] A line LN is tied to the front line eye 12, and the fishing lure 2 is thrown into the water. At this time, when the angler outside the water pulls on the line LN, the line LN is pulled diagonally upward (toward LD in the figure) (Fig. 4). The front-to-back direction (direction AD) of the front lure 10 is oriented more diagonally upward (diagonally above the horizontal plane) than the direction LD (Fig. 4), and the lure moves in the direction LD while alternating left and right, forward, right and left, etc. (Fig. 5).

[0027] On the other hand, the rear connecting eye 22 of the rear lure 20 is connected to the front connecting eye 16 by the connector 30. Therefore, the front-to-back direction (BD direction) of the rear lure 20 is oriented diagonally downward from the horizontal plane (FIG. 4), and the rear lure 20 moves in the LD direction while changing direction in the opposite direction to the front lure 10, from right front, left front, right front, etc. (FIG. 5).

[0028] In this way, the fishing lure 2 can create a new overall action by connecting the front lure 10 and the rear lure 20, which function as lures independently, using the connector 30.

[0029] In the above embodiment, the front line eye 12 is provided at the tip of the head portion 11A, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the front line eye 12 may be provided at a part of the head portion 11A other than the tip. Similarly, the front connecting eye 16 is provided at the tip of the tail portion 11B, but the front connecting eye 16 may be provided at a part of the tail portion 11B other than the tip.

[0030] In the above embodiment, the rear connecting eye 22 is provided at the tip of the head portion 21A, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the rear connecting eye 22 may be provided at a portion of the head portion 21A other than the tip.

[0031] The hook eye 14 may be provided on the tail portion 11B, and the hook 15 may be provided on the hook eye 14 of the tail portion 11B. Similarly, the hook eye 24 may be provided on the head portion 21A, and the hook 25 may be provided on the hook eye 24 of the head portion 21A.

[0032] Modifications of the above embodiment will be described below, but only the differences from the above embodiment will be described. The same parts and portions as those in the above embodiment will be given the same reference numerals, and details thereof will be omitted.

[0033] In the above embodiment, a rear lure 20 having a lower lip 23 on the head 21A is used, but the present invention is not limited to this, and a rear lure having an upper lip on the head may also be used.

[0034] As shown in FIG. 6, the fishing lure 102 includes a front lure 10, a rear lure 120, and a connector 30.

[0035] The rear lure 20 comprises a rear body portion 121 that imitates the entire body of a bait (fish), a rear connecting eye 22 provided on a head portion 121A of the rear body portion 121, an upper lip 123 provided on the head portion 121A, a hook eye 24 provided on a tail portion 121B, and a hook 25 provided on the hook eye 24.

[0036] The rear body portion 121 extends in the BD direction from the tip of the head portion 121A to the tip of the tail portion 121B. The rear connecting eye 22 is provided at the tip of the head portion 121A. Here, if the line segment connecting the tip of the head portion 121A to the tip of the tail portion 121B is taken as the reference line, when the reference line is horizontal, the upper lip 123 is provided above the reference line, and the hook eye 24 is provided below the reference line. When the reference line is horizontal, the upper lip 123 extends diagonally upward and forward (in the RD direction) beyond the reference line. The angle θ between the AD direction and the RD direction RD It is preferable that the angle θ between the AD direction and the RD direction is an acute angle. RD is the angle θ PD may be the same or different.

[0037] Next, how to use the fishing lure 102 will be described.

[0038] A line LN is tied to the front line eye 12, and the fishing lure 2 is thrown into the water. At this time, when the angler outside the water pulls on the line LN, the line LN is pulled diagonally upward (toward LD in the figure) (Fig. 7). The front-to-back direction (direction AD) of the front lure 10 is oriented more diagonally upward than the direction LD (diagonally upward from the horizontal plane), and the lure moves in the direction LD while alternately turning left and right: forward left, forward right, forward left, etc.

[0039] On the other hand, the rear connecting eye 22 of the rear lure 120 is connected to the front connecting eye 16 by the connector 30. Therefore, the front-to-back direction (BD direction) of the rear lure 120 is oriented diagonally upward relative to the front-to-back direction (AD direction) of the front lure 10 (FIG. 7), and the rear lure 120 moves in the LD direction while changing direction in the opposite left-to-right direction to the front lure 10, i.e., right front, left front, right front, etc.

[0040] The present invention may also be a fishing lure having a front lure with a lower lip on the head and a rear lure with an upper lip on the head.

[0041] As shown in FIG. 8, the fishing lure 202 includes a front lure 110, a rear lure 120, and a connector 30.

[0042] The front lure 110 comprises a front body portion 111 that resembles the entire body of a bait (fish), a front line eye 12 provided on a head portion 111A of the front body portion 111, an upper lip 113 provided on the head portion 111A, a hook eye 14 provided on the head portion 11A, a hook 15 provided on the hook eye 14, and a front connecting eye 16 provided on a tail portion 11B of the front body portion 11.

[0043] The front body portion 111 extends in the AD direction from the head portion 111A to the tail portion 111B. The front line eye 12 is provided at the tip of the head portion 111A. When the front-to-back direction (AD direction) of the front body portion 111 is horizontal, the upper lip 113 is provided above the front line eye 12, and the hook eye 14 is provided below the front line eye 12. The front connecting eye 16 is provided at the tip of the tail portion 111B. When the front-to-back direction (AD direction) of the front body portion 111 is horizontal, the upper lip 113 extends diagonally upward and forward (PD direction) beyond a reference line connecting the tip of the head portion 111A to the tip of the tail portion 111B. The angle θ between the AD direction and the PD direction PD is preferably an acute angle.

[0044] Next, how to use the fishing lure 202 will be described.

[0045] A line LN is tied to the front line eye 12, and the fishing lure 2 is thrown into the water. At this time, when the angler outside the water pulls on the line LN, the line LN is pulled diagonally upward (toward the LD direction in the figure) (FIG. 7). The front-to-back direction (direction AD) of the front lure 110 is oriented more diagonally upward than the LD direction (diagonally upward from the horizontal plane), and the lure moves in the LD direction while alternately turning left and right: forward left, forward right, forward left, etc.

[0046] On the other hand, the rear connecting eye 22 of the rear lure 120 is connected to the front connecting eye 16 by the connector 30. Therefore, the front-to-back direction (BD direction) of the rear lure 120 is oriented diagonally upward relative to the front-to-back direction (AD direction) of the front lure 110 (FIG. 7), and the rear lure 120 moves in the LD direction while changing direction in the opposite left-to-right direction to the front lure 110, i.e., right front, left front, right front, etc.

[0047] In the above embodiment, the front lure and rear lure are equipped with a front body portion and a rear body portion that imitate the entire body of the bait (fish), but the present invention is not limited to this and may have a shape that extends in a predetermined length direction.

[0048] For example, as shown in FIG. 10, a fishing lure 302 includes a front lure 310, a rear lure 320, and a connector 30.

[0049] The front lure 310 comprises a front body portion 311, a front line eye 312 provided at the tip portion 311A ​​of the front body portion 311, an upper lip 313 provided at the tip portion 311A, a hook eye 14 provided at the tip portion 311A, a hook 15 provided at the hook eye 14, and a front connecting eye 316 provided at the rear end portion 311B of the front body portion 311.

[0050] The front body part 311 has a curved shape. Therefore, if the direction of a reference line connecting the front end part 311A ​​to the rear end part 311B is defined as the AD direction, the middle part 311C of the front body part 311 is positioned outside of this reference line. When the front-to-rear direction (AD direction) of the front body part 311 is horizontal, the middle part 311C of the front body part 311 is positioned lower than the front end part 311A ​​and the rear end part 311B.

[0051] When the front-to-back direction (AD direction) of the front body part 311 is horizontal, the upper lip 313 is provided above the front line eye 312, and the hook eye 14 is provided below the front line eye 312. Furthermore, when the front-to-back direction (AD direction) of the front body part 311 is horizontal, the upper lip 313 extends obliquely upward and forward (VD direction) with respect to the front-to-back direction (AD direction) of the front body part 311. The angle θ between the AD direction and the VD direction VD is preferably an acute angle.

[0052] The rear lure 320 comprises a rear body portion 321, a rear connecting eye 322 provided at the tip portion 321A of the rear body portion 321, a lower lip 323 provided at the tip portion 321A, a hook eye 24 provided at the rear end portion 321B, and a hook 25 provided at the hook eye 24.

[0053] The rear body portion 321 has a curved shape. Therefore, if the direction of a reference line connecting the front end portion 321A to the rear end portion 321B is defined as the BD direction, the middle portion 321C of the rear body portion 321 is positioned outside of this reference line. When the front-to-rear direction (AD direction) of the front body portion 311 is horizontal, the middle portion 321C of the rear body portion 321 is positioned lower than the front end portion 311A ​​and the rear end portion 311B.

[0054] When the front-rear direction (BD direction) of the rear body part 321 is horizontal, the lower lip 323 is provided below the rear connecting eye 322, and the hook eye 24 is provided below the rear connecting eye 322. Furthermore, when the front-rear direction (BD direction) of the rear body part 321 is horizontal, the lower lip 323 extends diagonally downward and forward (WD direction) with respect to the front-rear direction (BD direction) of the rear body part 321. The angle θ between the AD direction and the RD direction is RD It is preferable that the angle θ between the AD direction and the WD direction is an acute angle. WD is the angle θ VD may be the same or different.

[0055] In the above embodiment, the front body part 311 is curved so that the midpoint of the front body part 311 is positioned lower than the front end part 311A ​​and the rear end part 311B when the front-rear direction (AD direction) of the front body part 311 is horizontal, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the front body part 311 may be curved so that the midpoint of the front body part 311 is positioned higher when the front-rear direction (AD direction) of the front body part 311 is horizontal. Similarly, the rear body part 321 is curved so that the midpoint of the rear body part 321 is positioned lower than the front end part 321A and the rear end part 321B when the front-rear direction (BD direction) of the rear body part 321 is horizontal, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the rear body part 321 may be curved so that the midpoint of the rear body part 321 is positioned higher than the front end part 321A and the rear end part 321B when the front-rear direction (BD direction) of the rear body part 321 is horizontal.

[0056] In the above embodiment, the fishing lure 302 is provided with the front lure 310 having the upper lip 313 and the rear lure 320 having the lower lip 323, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a front lure having a lower lip may be used instead of the upper lip 313. Also, a rear lure having an upper lip may be used instead of the lower lip 323. Furthermore, the fishing lure may be provided with a front lure having a lower lip and a rear lure having an upper lip.

[0057] In the above embodiment, crankbaits are used as the front lures and rear lures, but the present invention is not limited to this, and minnows may also be used.

[0058] In the above embodiment, a ring-shaped member (e.g., a split ring, etc.) or a swivel is used as the connector 30, but the present invention is not limited to this. The connector 30 may be any connector that changes the direction of the front lure 20's front-to-back direction (BD direction) in the opposite direction to the front-to-back direction (AD direction) of the front lure 10 when the front-to-back direction (AD direction) of the front lure 10 changes direction alternately left and right.

[0059] In the above embodiment, a connector 30 is used to connect the front connecting eye 16 of the front lure 10 and the rear connecting eye 22 of the rear lure 20, but the present invention is not limited to this. As shown in Fig. 11, the front connecting eye 16 of the front lure 10 and the rear connecting eye 22 of the rear lure 20 may be directly connected. In this case, the front connecting eye 16 and the rear connecting eye 22 function as connectors. In this case, the front connecting eye 16 is provided on the tail portion 11B of the front body portion 11 with an opening in the Y direction. On the other hand, the rear connecting eye 22 is provided on the head portion 21A of the rear body portion 21 with an opening in the Z direction (direction into the paper).

[0060] The fishing lure of the present invention can be used for various types of fishing, including black bass in freshwater, sea bass in saltwater, and trout in both freshwater and saltwater.

[0061] The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and it goes without saying that various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. [Explanation of symbols]

[0062] 2. Fishing lures 10 Forward Lure 11 Front body section 11A Head 11B Tail 12 Forward Line Eye 13 Upper lip 14 Hook Eye 15 Hook 16 Forward connecting eye 20 Backward Lure 21 Rear body section 21A Head 21B Tail 22 Rear connecting eye 23 Lower lip 24 Hook Eye 25 Hook 30 Connector

Claims

1. A fishing lure, With a forward lure, With a rear lure, a connector that connects the front lure and the rear lure, The forward lure is The body part and A line eye provided on the head of the body portion; a hook provided on the body portion, the rear lure comprises a body portion; The connector connects the front lure and the rear lure, At least one of the front lure and the rear lure has a lip portion provided at the head of the body portion, When the line connecting the head portion to the tail portion of the body portion is defined as the reference line, The lip portion moves away from the reference line from the base end toward the tip end, The front lure includes the lip portion, a base end of the lip portion is located above the reference line; The fishing lure is characterized in that the hook is positioned below the reference line.

2. A fishing lure, With a forward lure, With a rear lure, a connector that connects the front lure and the rear lure, The forward lure is The body part and a line eye provided on the head of the body portion, the rear lure comprises a body portion; The connector connects the front lure and the rear lure, At least one of the front lure and the rear lure has a lip portion provided at the head of the body portion, When the line connecting the head portion to the tail portion of the body portion is defined as the reference line, The lip portion moves away from the reference line from the base end toward the tip end, The front lure includes the lip portion, a base end of the lip portion is located above the reference line; The rear lure is The lip portion; a hook provided on the body portion, a base end of the lip portion is located above the reference line; The fishing lure is characterized in that the hook is positioned below the reference line.

3. A fishing lure, With a forward lure, With a rear lure, a connector that connects the front lure and the rear lure, The forward lure is The body part and a line eye provided on the head of the body portion, the rear lure comprises a body portion; The connector connects the front lure and the rear lure, At least one of the front lure and the rear lure has a lip portion provided at the head of the body portion, When the line connecting the head portion to the tail portion of the body portion is defined as the reference line, The lip portion moves away from the reference line from the base end toward the tip end, The front lure includes the lip portion, a base end of the lip portion is located above the reference line; the rear lure includes the lip portion; A fishing lure characterized in that a base end of the lip portion is located below the reference line.

4. A fishing lure, With a forward lure, With a rear lure, a connector that connects the front lure and the rear lure, The forward lure is The body part and a line eye provided on the head of the body portion, the rear lure comprises a body portion; The connector connects the front lure and the rear lure, At least one of the front lure and the rear lure has a lip portion provided at the head of the body portion, When the line connecting the head portion to the tail portion of the body portion is defined as the reference line, The lip portion moves away from the reference line from the base end toward the tip end, The front lure includes the lip portion, A base end of the lip portion is located below the line eye, the rear lure includes the lip portion; A fishing lure characterized in that a base end of the lip portion is located above the reference line.

5. 5. The fishing lure according to claim 1, wherein the front lure and the rear lure are either a crank bait or a minnow.

6. The connector is 5. The fishing lure according to claim 1, wherein the lure is either a split ring or a swivel.

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