Fish caller

Claim 1

A fish caller adapted to be disposed in water, comprising electro-responsive means for providing fish attracting emissions when energized, a source of electrical energy, and circuit making and breaking means connected between said electro-responsive means and said energy source for effecting intermittent energization of said electro-responsive means, said circuit making and breaking means comprising an attitude responsive switch means constructed and arranged to energize and deenergize said electro-responsive means in response to changes in attitude, casing means constituting a water tight enclosure for the aforementioned elements, a suspension cord means fastened to said casing for suspending the casing in water from a point above the casing, said cord being fastened at a place on said casing which allows the cord to extend along at least part of the length of the casing toward the point of suspension, first selective suspension means on said casing for suspending said casing in a first attitude whereupon said attitude responsive switch means energizes said electro-responsive means intermittently and second selective suspension means for suspending said casing in a second attitude whereupon said attitude responsive switch means energizes said electro-responsive means continuously, said first suspension means being disposed substantially on the longitudinal axis of said casing means and being adapted to engAge with said cord between the place of attachment and the point of casing suspension to suspend said casing in said first attitude, said second suspension means being associated with said casing and displaced radially from said longitudinal axis and being adapted to engage with said cord between said place of attachment and the point of casing suspension to suspend said casing in said second attitude wherein said longitudinal axis is substantially more inclined than in said first attitude.