Abstract: A method of constructing a sinking fishing lure is disclosed. The method includes the steps of providing a fishing line connector, providing a weight having a means for anchoring a fishing line connector, anchoring the fishing line connector to the weight, and molding a plastic body over the weight with the anchored fishing line connector.

Abstract: A fishing lure including an elongate body which has a minnow head simulating portion and an enclosed weight receiving cavity and weight therein, a spoon portion having a downward directed convex surface and an upward directed concave surface nested therein, and a conical transition surface connecting the upward directed side of the head to the concave surface of the spoon portion, along with a fish hook adjacent the spoon portion of the body. The hook may be rigid and have a weedless feature, or be a treble hook on a split ring. The lure has a rolling osscilation when pulled through the water and orients itself head down and hook upward when allowed to drop through the water.

Abstract: A movable brake dust recovery unit that may be disposed adjacent an automotive shaft after the wheel has been removed therefrom, and thereafter subject the backing plate and associated brake shoe assemblies to a current of air to remove particled foreign material therefrom.The current of air with entrained dust and particled foreign material is directed into a confined space where the air is washed and then subjected to the action of a filter. The washed and filtered air may then be safely discharged to the ambient atmosphere without danger of contaminating the same. During the above-described operation the brake shoe assemblies and the interior of the brake drum are subjected to a rotating blast of air to separate dust and foreign material therefrom, with the separated dust and foreign material being subsequently entrained with a current of air and carried into the confined space.