JPS595315Y2 - Nose ring for friend fishing - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Technical field This invention relates to a nose ring for attaching seed sweetfish for fishing to a fishing line.

PRIOR ART Conventionally, this type of nose ring includes a nose ring 1 (see FIG. 1a) formed by bending a bar-shaped member so that both ends thereof face each other with a narrow gap between the two ends. As shown in FIG. 2a, one end 2a is provided with a through hole, and the other end 2b is fitted with a large inner part 3 that is locked into the same through hole.
Nearby, there was a nasal ring having a small inner part 4 that was inverted and continuous with a larger inner part 3.

However, when passing these nose rings through the fish's nose, the one in Figure 1 twists one end 2 in the direction of the arrow shown in Figure 1 and passes the same end 2 through the fish's nose. Afterwards, it is necessary to twist it back in the opposite direction again, and the one in Figure 2 has both ends 2a and 2b.
It was necessary to temporarily separate them from each other and then twist them in the direction of the arrow.

Also, when removing the seed sweetfish from the nose ring, use the same method at the end 2 of the nose ring 1.
Since it was necessary to twist the ayu to remove the ayu, the work of attaching and detaching the seed ayu to the nose ring 1 was very troublesome and time consuming.

Purpose This invention solves the drawbacks of conventional nose rings, and makes it possible to easily and easily attach and detach the nose ring to the seed sweetfish without having to twist the nose ring when attaching and detaching the nose ring to the seed sweetfish's nose. Our goal is to provide the best possible nose ring.

EXAMPLE Below, an example embodying this invention is shown in Figs. 3 and 4.
To explain according to the drawings, numeral 5 in the drawing is a fan-shaped nose ring made of metal such as iron or copper, and its arcuate portion serves as an insertion portion 6 that can be inserted into and removed from the nostril of the seed sweetfish f.

Reference numeral 7 denotes a mounting part extending linearly upward at 45 degrees from one end of the insertion part 6, and its tip is bent at a right angle to form a spring insertion part 7a, and a spring insertion part 7a is formed between the mounting part 7 and the other end 6a of the insertion part 6. A certain interval is provided.

The nose ring 5 is formed to be thick enough to pass through the nostril h (see Fig. 4) of the sweetfish f, and the insertion end 6a of the insertion portion 6 is notched diagonally so that it can be easily inserted into the nostril. It's sharp.

Reference numeral 8 denotes a coil spring as an elastic member whose base end is fitted into the spring insertion portion 7a of the mounting portion 7 and bonded with epoxy resin or the like, and the free end 8a of the tip is always connected to the insertion end 6a of the insertion portion 6. The nasal ring 5 is closed by being placed close to the nasal ring 5 so as to face the nasal ring 5.

When the coil spring 8 is pressed inward and outward, the free end 8a swings against the elasticity of the coil spring 8, causing the insertion end 8a to swing.
a, and the nose ring 5 is opened.

Reference numeral 11 denotes a guide thread, which is tied to the bent part of the attachment part 7 of the nose ring 5 at the intermediate part.

Now, in order to attach this nose ring to the nostril of the tie f, after tying the middle part of the thread 11 to the bent part of the nose ring 5, the coil spring 8 is secured to the top of the ayu's nose. The free end 8a of the coil spring 8 is separated inwardly from the insertion end 6a of the insertion part 6 as shown by the chain dotted line in FIG.
open.

Then, the insertion end 6a of the insertion portion 6 is inserted from one nostril to the other nostril of the stack f.

At this time, the coil spring 8 finishes passing the insertion end 6a through the nostril, and when the engagement between the coil spring 8 and the nose of the connector f is released, the coil spring 8 automatically returns to its original position due to its own elasticity, and the nose ring 5 is closed.

In addition, in order to remove this nose ring 5 from the nostril of the attachment f, the coil spring 8 will naturally release itself by rotating the insertion part 6 of the nose ring 5 in the direction to remove it from the nostril, contrary to the above. It opens outward against elasticity.

Then, when the insertion part 6 is completely removed from the nostril and the connection of the coil spring 8 to the nose is released, the coil spring 8 returns to its original position by its own elasticity, so the nose ring 5 is moved again. Closed.

In this way, in the nose ring of the present invention, when attaching and removing the attachment f to the nose ring 5, the elastic member 8 resists the elastic force by simply engaging the elastic member 8 to the nose of the attachment f. Since the nose ring 5 opens by swinging in and out, it can be easily attached to and removed from the nostril of the nostril f with a single touch.

This invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and the shape of the nose ring may be changed or other elastic members other than coil springs may be used.

Effects As detailed above, this invention provides an insertion portion 6 that can be inserted and removed from the nostril of the conduit f, and the insertion end 6a of the insertion portion 6.
On the other hand, normally the free end 8a is close to close the ring, and when the insertion part 6 is inserted into the nostril and removed from the nostril, the free end 8a resists its own elasticity. By providing the elastic member 8 which opens the ring by swinging inward and outward, an excellent effect can be achieved in that the loading and unloading can be engaged and disengaged with a single touch.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1a and 2a are bottom views showing the conventional example, Figures 1 and 2 are plan views of the same side, Figures 3 and 4, respectively.
The figures are a front view and a usage state diagram of an embodiment of the invention, respectively.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. An insertion part 6 that can be inserted and removed from the nostril of the sweetfish f is provided, and the free end 8a is normally close to the insertion end 6a of the insertion part 6 to close the ring. At the same time, when the insertion part 6 is inserted into the nostril and when it is removed from the nostril, the free end 8a
This nose ring for fishing with friends is provided with an elastic member 8 which opens the ring by swinging in and out against its own elasticity. 2. The fishing nose ring according to claim 1, wherein the elastic member is a coil spring 8.