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Old 02-16-2019, 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Smoky buck View Post
When comes to lures patents are not worth it unless you have something truly crazy outside of the box revolutionary. With the long history of fishing lures and the number of concepts that have come and gone odds a variant of your lure exists

I am sitting on a ton of lure designs myself and have done a little research. Truly I just need to put more effort into selling mine

As for the fly tying tool that might be different
I agree with this. A patent is not worth the $$. Develope your product and devote the patent money to marketing research, development and branding.
Having a patent doesn't guarantee it wont be "knocked off". Protecting the patent becomes your responsibility and any knock offs will require a civil suit to counter. Far too much time & money can be spent on a patent, as has been realized by thousands of patent owners. Profit is made in the marketplace.
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