KR102624084B1 - Improved type of sinker - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a fishing rod. Such a fishing rod (1) includes a body (2) that has a weight and has a through hole (h) formed therein in the vertical direction; A steel wire (3) inserted into the through hole (h) of the body (2) and disposed vertically; A ring (6) provided on the upper part of the steel wire (3); A contactor (11) that extends integrally from the lower part of the steel wire (3) and protrudes to the lower part of the body (2) and contacts the bottom (4); A float rubber (7) coupled to the steel wire (3) and coupled to the bottom of the body (2); And it includes a fixing pipe (9) coupled to the steel wire (3) to secure the float rubber (7).

Description

Improved type of sinker

The present invention relates to a fishing pole, and more specifically, by improving the structure, it responds appropriately to the topography of the bottom of a river, lake, or ocean, and amplifies the vibration that occurs when a fish bites to easily recognize whether or not a fish is approaching. It's about Bongdol that can do it.

In general, a bongdol refers to a small piece of iron tied to the end of a fishing line so that the fishing hook sinks in the water.

These floats are used for sea fishing or freshwater fishing. They are made of lead lumps, a material that is as small in volume as possible and as heavy as possible. They are connected to a fishing line along with a float and a fishing hook, and are positioned at the desired location in the water by adjusting the buoyancy and weight balance of the float in the water. It has the function of staying.

However, when a conventional boulder is thrown, it simply hangs down and comes into contact with the bottom of a river or lake due to the weight of the boulder itself, so there is a problem in that it is difficult to accurately determine the topography of the bottom.

In addition, there is a problem that noise or shock may be generated when the stone is thrown and touches the bottom, or foreign substances floating on the bottom may cause the water to become turbid and cause nearby fish to scatter, thereby reducing the catch.

Patent Application No. 10-2004-0088472 (Fishing float and bongdol set and fishing float and bongdol manufacturing method)

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a bongdol that can easily fish by responding appropriately to the topography of the bottom of a river, lake, or ocean by improving its structure.

In addition, the present invention provides a stone that can minimize the vigilance of fish by minimizing the noise or impact force generated when the stone hits the bottom when thrown.

In addition, the present invention provides a bongdol that can amplify the vibration that occurs when biting by making the structure of the contact in contact with the floor into a spring shape or inserting a float rubber, etc.

The present invention has been proposed to achieve the above-described problem, and one embodiment of the present invention provides a fishing rod, which includes:

A body (2) having weight and having penetration holes (h) formed therein in the vertical direction;

A steel wire (3) inserted into the through hole (h) of the body (2) and disposed vertically;

A ring (6) provided on the upper part of the steel wire (3);

a contactor (11) that extends integrally from the lower part of the steel wire (3) and protrudes to the lower part of the body (2) and contacts the floor;

A float rubber (7) coupled to the steel wire (3) and coupled to the bottom of the body (2); and

It includes a fixing pipe (9) coupled to the steel wire (3) to secure the float rubber (7).

As described above, the fishing rod according to an embodiment of the present invention has the following effects.

First, by combining a steel wire inside the boulder so that the bottom of the steel line touches the bottom of a river, lake, or ocean, the topography of the bottom can be accurately identified when the boulder is drawn, making fishing easier.

Second, by inserting float rubber with elasticity on the steel wire, the shock and noise generated when the stick is thrown and the contact collides with the bottom is effectively reduced, thereby reducing the vigilance of target fish and making it easier to catch them.

Third, since the steaming rubber has elasticity, the signal generated when the meat is put into the mouth is amplified, making it easy to recognize the meat.

Fourth, by processing the bottom of the steel wire into an inclined surface, it minimizes the area in contact with the bottom when it is dragged, thereby reducing noise and turbidity of sea water when the fish is moved by the current, and also makes it possible to read the bottom topography more precisely. There is a possible effect.

Fifth, by forming the contact in a spring structure, the process is simplified as there is no need for vertical penetration, and elasticity similar to that of float rubber can be realized, so the vibration that occurs when the meat bites is amplified by the spring and passes through the fishing line and fishing rod. Since it is transmitted, the user can easily recognize whether the meat is accessible or not.

Figure 1 is a diagram showing a state in which a fishing rod is connected to a fishing line according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the structure of the bongdol shown in Figure 1.
Figure 3 is a diagram showing another embodiment of the bongdol shown in Figure 1.
FIG. 4 is another example of the bongdol shown in FIG. 1 and is a diagram showing a spring-structured contactor.

Hereinafter, a fishing rod according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the attached drawings.

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the fishing rod (1) proposed by the present invention includes a body (2) that has a weight and has a through hole (h) formed therein in the vertical direction; A steel wire (3) inserted into the through hole (h) of the body (2) and disposed vertically; A ring (6) provided on the upper part of the steel wire (3) and connected to the pin arrival pin (13) and connected to the fishing line (17); A contactor (11) provided at the lower part of the steel wire (3) and protruding from the lower part of the body (2) and contacting the bottom (4); A float rubber (7) coupled to the steel wire (3) and coupled to the bottom of the body (2); It includes a fixing pipe (9) coupled to the steel wire (3) to secure the float rubber (7).

In this fishing rod (1),

The body 2 is made of a common material such as lead or tungsten to have an appropriate weight. In addition, this body 2 can be provided in various sizes depending on the weight, and includes various sizes such as No. 10, No. 20, No. 30, No. 40, and No. 50.

Therefore, when throwing No. 30 Bongdol into the water, if the Bongdol floats in the water without touching the bottom (4), it is changed to No. 40 and thrown. In this case, if it does not reach the bottom (4), it is changed to No. 50 and thrown. .

And, a through hole (h) formed in the vertical direction is formed inside the body 2. Accordingly, the steel wire 3 is inserted through this through hole h and is arranged vertically.

A ring 6 is formed on the upper part of the steel wire 3 so that it is caught on the upper part of the through hole h of the body 2. At this time, the ring 6 can be processed into various shapes, for example, circular or square.

And, the pin guide pin 13 is connected to this ring 6, thereby connecting it to the fishing line 17. Of course, it is also possible to omit the pin arrival pin 13 and connect it directly to the fishing line 17.

*Also, a sphere (5) can be inserted into the steel wire (3) and placed between the ring (6) and the upper part of the body (2). This sphere 5 has a hole h2 formed on the inside, and the steel wire 3 penetrates this hole h2, so that the sphere 5 can be integrally coupled to the steel wire 3.

In addition, the steel wire 3 may be formed of various materials, for example, it may be a linear steel wire 3 having elasticity, or it may be a rigid round bar. Additionally, the cross-sectional shape of the steel wire 3 may include various shapes such as circular and square. This can be appropriately selected depending on the specifications of the bongdol (1).

In addition, the contactor 11 provided at the lower part of the steel wire 3 has its lower end in contact with the bottom terrain 4 of a river or lake, making it possible to easily grasp the terrain.

Furthermore, the lower end 12 of the contactor 11 is formed in a hemispherical shape, allowing the floor topography 4 to be identified more precisely.

That is, in the case of a hemispherical shape, the contact area with the floor (4) is minimized, so that when the bongdol moves, such as when the bongdol flows by the current or moves when the user pulls a fishing rod, the hemispherical shape contacts the floor (4). Since it moves in one state, noise can be minimized, and foreign matter floating from the bottom (4) can be minimized during movement, thereby preventing the water from becoming turbid and thus alleviating the vigilance of fish.

Of course, the lower end of the contactor 11 is not limited to a hemispherical shape, but can have various shapes such as a flat surface or an inclined surface.

In addition, the length of the contactor 11 can be formed in various ways, for example, a length of about 10 cm is possible. The length of the contactor 11 can be appropriately selected depending on the water depth or the specifications of the bongdol (1).

Meanwhile, the float rubber 7 is disposed on the steel wire 3, and a hole h3 is formed inside the float rubber 7, so that the steel wire 3 passes through this hole h3 and is coupled.

This floating rubber 7 is made of a material that has elasticity like rubber. Therefore, when the bongdol (1) is thrown into the water, an impact occurs when the contactor (11) touches the bottom (4), and the floating rubber (7) absorbs the impact force.

And, this floating rubber (7) can be fixed on the steel wire (3) by the fixing pipe (9).

That is, the fixing tube 9 can be integrally coupled to the steel wire 3 by forming a space therein and the steel wire 3 penetrating this space. With the fixing tube (9) coupled to the steel wire (3), an external force is applied to the outer surface of the fixing tube (9) to integrally couple the fixing tube (9) to the steel wire (3).

Therefore, the fixing pipe 9 can prevent the upper float rubber 7 from being separated from the steel wire 3 by being fixed to the steel wire 3.

In addition, the vibration that occurs when the fish bites is amplified by the float rubber 7 and transmitted through the fishing line and fishing rod, so the user can easily recognize whether the fish is approaching.

To explain the case of fishing using a bongdol (1) having this structure,

First, it is connected to the fishing rod by connecting the pin arrival pin (13) to the ring (6) of the bongdol (1). In this state, rotate the fishing rod and throw the fishing line (17) into the river or lake. The thrown bongdol (1) flies a certain distance and then submerges in the water and descends due to its weight.

And, when the contactor 11 of the bongdol 1 comes into contact with the floor 4, the descent is stopped. At this time, the impact force at the moment the contactor 11 touches the floor 4 is absorbed by the float rubber 7.

In this way, when the user pulls the fishing rod while the contactor 11 is in contact with the floor 4, the contactor 11 moves along the floor 4, and in this process, depending on the topography of the floor 4 The slope changes, and the vibration caused by this change is transmitted to the fishing rod along the fishing line 17, allowing the user to accurately determine the topography of the bottom 4.

In the end, the user can fish efficiently by quickly taking action such as exchanging the bongdol (1) or moving the point appropriately according to the topography of the bottom (4).

Meanwhile, another example of such a bongdol is shown in FIG. 3.

As shown, the bongdol (1) according to this embodiment has a difference in that it is screwed to the lower part of the body (2) rather than penetrating the body (2).

That is, a screw groove (h1) is formed at a certain depth in the lower part of the body (2), and the contactor (22) is screwed into the screw groove (h1).

At this time, the contactor 22 is a rigid body having a rod shape, and has a structure in which a screw thread 24 is formed at the upper end and an inclined surface 23 is formed at the lower end. Therefore, the upper part of the contactor 22 can be integrally coupled to the body 2 by engaging the screw groove h1 formed in the lower part of the body 2.

Since other configurations other than the body 2 are the same as the previous embodiment, detailed description will be omitted.

Meanwhile, another example of Bongdol is shown in Figure 4.

As shown, the bongdol 1 according to this embodiment is different in that the structure of the contactor 22 shown in FIG. 3 is improved to a spring shape.

That is, the upper part 24 of the contactor 22 is screwed to the lower part of the body 2 at a certain depth, the lower part 23 can be in contact with the floor, and the spring 32 is disposed in the middle part 30. It has a structured structure.

The contactor 22 is a rigid body, and the lower part 23 has a round shape, but is not limited to this and may be an inclined surface.

Additionally, a spring 32 is disposed in the middle of the contactor 22 and includes springs having various coil shapes.

The spring 32 of this contactor 22 can relieve the impact when the lower part 23 contacts the floor.

In addition, since there is no need to insert float rubber, etc. into the contactor 22, the process is simplified, and elasticity similar to that of float rubber can be realized, so the vibration that occurs when the meat bites is amplified by the spring and is transmitted through the fishing line and fishing rod. Since it is transmitted, the user can easily recognize whether the meat is accessible or not.

Since other configurations other than the body 2 are the same as the previous embodiment, detailed description will be omitted.

Claims (6)

delete A body (2) having weight;
The upper part is screwed into the screw groove (h1) formed in the lower part of the body (2), and the lower part includes a contactor (22) in contact with the bottom (4),
The upper part 24 of the contactor 22 is screwed to the lower screw groove h1 of the body 2 at a certain depth, and the fishing rod 1 has a structure in which a spring 32 is disposed in the middle part 30. ). delete According to clause 2,
The bottom of the contactor 22 is a fishing rod (1) that transmits the impact of the bottom (4) by forming an inclined surface (23) or a hemispherical shape (12).
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