Ben R Hong

6786000, Sep 7, 2004

Feb 26, 2003

10/374188

Ben Hong - Torrance CA, 90505

A01K 6910

43105

A pocketed crab and lobster hoop net comprising a larger outer upper ring, a smaller inner lower ring, and located inside the outer upper ring when the net is laid flat on the sea floor. An intermediate net is woven of mesh between the rings. The mesh conforms to the rings and forms a net having selvage woven around rings retaining the mesh to the ring. A first central net is woven inside the inner lower ring. A second central net is woven inside the inner lower ring parallels the first central net sharing a majority of common selvage. The cord defining a chord and forms an arc shaped pocket opening in cooperation with a first central net, the pocket definition cord having two opposite ends attached to two end points near the circumference of the inner lower ring. A bait pocket is formed between the slack of the second central net and first central net, the pocket capable of holding bait pleasing to crustaceans.

20050005501, Jan 13, 2005

Jul 28, 2004

10/900566

Ben Hong - Torrance CA, US

A01K069/00

043105000

A pocketed crab and lobster hoop net comprising a larger outer upper ring, a smaller inner lower ring, and located inside the outer upper ring when the net is laid flat on the sea floor. An intermediate net is woven of mesh between the rings. The mesh conforms to the rings and forms a net having selvage woven around rings retaining the mesh to the ring. A first central net is woven inside the inner lower ring. A second central net is woven inside the inner lower ring parallels the first central net sharing a majority of common selvage. The cord defining a chord and forms an arc shaped pocket opening in cooperation with a first central net, the pocket definition cord having two opposite ends attached to two end points near the circumference of the inner lower ring. A bait pocket is formed between the slack of the second central net and first central net, the pocket capable of holding bait pleasing to crustaceans.

20060260180, Nov 23, 2006

May 17, 2005

11/130607

Ben Hong - Torrance CA, US

A01K 85/00
A01K 85/01

043042390, 043017600

A deep-water squid jig is provided to have a one-piece solid spine on which a main body in the shape of a squid, a number of sub-bodies or orbs and a series of multi-prong hooks are threaded. The main body and orbs are made of a luminous glow-in-the-dark plastic material. A swivel is attached to a looped top of the spine for the fishing line hook up. A number of multi-prong hooks are provided to catch the squid as it attacks the lure hooking itself on the multiple hooks. Also, a cylindrical handle is installed on the top portion of the spine above the main body to manipulate the jig and a squid caught out of the water. To the lower end of the jig is attached a lead weight which may be held there by a couple of O-rings seated on grooves formed at the lower end of the spine. The weighted deep-water squid jig may have lead molded directly into the body of the lure. So, fishermen would not have to add weights to the lure that is conventional in the art of squid fishing.