AT525978A4 - FISHING ROD HOLDER - Google Patents

Abstract

In a fishing rod holder (1) comprising at least one fishing rod rest (2) and a foot part (3), wherein in an assembled state the fishing rod rest (2) and/or the foot part (3) can be removed for easy transport by means of at least one screw connection or at least one plug connection is, it is proposed that in the assembled state a clamping area (4) of a winding board holder (5) is arranged and clamped within the at least one screw connection or the at least one plug connection.

Description

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Fishing rod holder

The invention relates to a fishing rod holder according to the preamble of

Patent claim 1.

It is well known in fishing to use sinkers, also known as backleads, to push the main line of a fishing rod to the bottom of the lake or river. This usually involves attaching a sinker to a line wrapped around a winding board and the sinker after casting

the main line of the fishing rod is hung in the main line.

The disadvantage of this is that conventional fishing rod holders do not have any attachment option for the winding board. For this reason, after hooking the sinker into the main line of the fishing rod, the line of the winding board is usually wrapped around the fishing rod holder to attach the winding board to the fishing rod holder. However, this has the disadvantage that the winding board swings around uncontrollably on the fishing rod holder when the fishing rod holder is moved, which can cause damage to the fishing rod holder. Furthermore, there are disadvantages when dismantling the fishing rod holder, since the winding board has to be removed

has to be laboriously unwound from the fishing rod holder.

The object of the invention is therefore to provide a fishing rod holder of the type mentioned, with which the disadvantages mentioned can be avoided, with which a fishing rod holder can be created to which a winding board can be attached easily and without damaging the fishing rod holder

can. According to the invention, this is achieved by the features of patent claim 1.

This results in the advantage that a winding board can be easily and quickly attached to the fishing rod holder, with the winding board holder being able to be used with differently designed fishing rod holders. At least one of the existing fishing rod holders can be used to attach or clamp the winding board holder to the fishing rod holder

usual screw connections or plug connections are used, which

is used for the construction or dismantling of which. This means that there is no need for an additional aid for attaching or clamping the winding board holder to the fishing rod holder. Furthermore, even if the lowering weight attached to the winding board is not yet hooked into the main line of a fishing rod, the winding board can be attached to the fishing rod holder securely and without damaging the fishing rod holder, since the winding board on the fishing rod holder occupies a predetermined position on the fishing rod holder through the winding board holder . When lifting a fishing rod held on the fishing rod holder or dismantling the fishing rod holder, uncontrolled swinging or slipping of the winding board and the lowering weight attached to the winding board can be prevented. This can prevent damage to the paintwork of the fishing rod holder and the resulting corrosion at the damaged areas. This also has the advantage that the winding board holder itself can be used as a winding board, making for a more compact and significantly more functional fishing rod holder than currently known ones

Fishing rod holder can be created.

The invention further relates to a winding board holder for a fishing rod holder

according to patent claim 7.

The invention therefore has the further task of specifying a winding board holder of the type mentioned, with which the disadvantages mentioned can be avoided, with which a winding board can be attached to a fishing rod holder

can be attached easily and without damaging the fishing rod holder. According to the invention, this is achieved by the features of patent claim 7.

The advantages of the changing board holder correspond to the advantages of the above

mentioned fishing rod holder. The subclaims relate to further advantageous embodiments of the invention.

Reference is hereby expressly made to the wording of the patent claims, which means that the patent claims are hereby incorporated by reference

Description are included and are deemed to be reproduced verbatim.

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The invention is explained with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which only preferred embodiments are shown by way of example.

described in more detail. This shows:

Fig. 1 shows a preferred embodiment of a fishing rod holder with a first

preferred embodiment of a winding board holder in front view,

Fig. 2 shows the preferred embodiment of the fishing rod holder shown in Fig. 1 with the first preferred embodiment of the winding board holder in a side view

from the left,

Fig. 3 shows a further preferred embodiment of the fishing rod holder with a

second preferred embodiment of the winding board holder in front view,

Fig. 4 shows a further preferred embodiment of the fishing rod holder with two

Changing board holders of the first preferred embodiment in front view,

Fig. 5 shows the first preferred embodiment of the winding board holder with a cord wrapped around the winding board holder and a cord on the cord

attached lowering weight,

Fig. 6 shows a further preferred embodiment of the fishing rod holder with the

second preferred embodiment of the winding board holder in front view,

Fig. 7 shows a further preferred embodiment of the fishing rod holder with a

third preferred embodiment of the winding board holder in front view,

Fig. 8 shows the first preferred embodiment of the winding board holder

fishing rod holder,

Fig. 9 shows the second preferred embodiment of the winding board holder

fishing rod holder,

Fig. 10 shows the third preferred embodiment of the winding board holder

fishing rod holder,

1 to 10 show at least parts of preferred embodiments

Fishing rod holder 1 comprising at least one fishing rod rest 2 and a foot part

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3, wherein in an assembled state the fishing rod rest 2 and / or the foot part 3 can be removed for easy transport by means of at least one screw connection or at least one plug connection, wherein in the assembled state a clamping area 4 of a winding board holder 5 within the at least one screw connection or the at least one

Plug connection is arranged and clamped.

There is also a winding board holder 5 for a fishing rod holder 1, the winding board holder 5 having a clamping area 4 for arranging and clamping within a screw connection or a plug connection of a fishing rod holder 1 and a winding board holding area 6 with a fastening 7

for a changing board 8 includes.

This results in the advantage that a winding board 8 can be easily and quickly attached to the fishing rod holder 1, with the winding board holder 5 being able to be used with differently designed fishing rod holders 1. For the attachment or clamping of the winding board holder 5 to the fishing rod holder 1, at least one of the screw connections or plug-in connections already common on conventional fishing rod holders 1 can be used, which is used for the assembly or dismantling of the latter. This means that there is no need for an additional aid for attaching or clamping the winding board holder 5 to the fishing rod holder 1. Furthermore, even if the lowering weight 13 attached to the winding board 8 is not yet hooked into the main line of a fishing rod 14, the winding board 8 can be attached to the fishing rod holder 1 securely and without damaging the fishing rod holder 1, since the winding board 8 is attached to the fishing rod holder 1 through the winding board holder 5 occupies a predetermined position on the fishing rod holder 1. When lifting a fishing rod 14 held on the fishing rod holder 1 or dismantling the fishing rod holder 1, uncontrolled swinging or slipping of the winding board 8 and the lowering weight 13 attached to the winding board 8 can be prevented. This can prevent damage to the paintwork of the fishing rod holder 1 and the resulting corrosion at the damaged areas. Furthermore, this also results in the

Advantage that the changing board holder 5 itself can be used as a changing board 8

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can, making a more compact and much more functional fishing rod holder 1 than

currently known fishing rod holders can be created.

1 to 10 show sketches of the preferred embodiments of the fishing rod holder 1 and/or the winding board holder 5 of the fishing rod holder 1 and do not show any dimensions for its construction or design. Dimensions of the fishing rod holder 1 and/or the winding board holder 5 can

therefore cannot be seen from FIGS. 1 to 10.

The fishing rod holder 1 can be assembled, with the fishing rod rest 2 being removable from the foot part 3. Removable refers to the possibility of removing the fishing rod rest 2 from the foot part 3 by loosening a screw connection or a plug connection. The screw connection or plug connection is located between the fishing rod rest 2 and the foot part 3.

The assembled state can preferably also be called an assembled state

be referred to.

The screw connection or plug connection is a detachable connection between the fishing rod rest 2 and the foot part 3. Preferably, the detachable connection can comprise a pin, which pin can be arranged on a first piece and can be inserted in a form-fitting manner into a counterpart on a second piece. The first piece or the second piece can preferably be the fishing rod rest 2 or the foot part 3. Thanks to the detachable connection, the fishing rod holder 1 can be set up in a simple and quick manner and the winding board holder 5 can be placed between the fishing rod rest 2 and the

Foot part 3 must be clamped.

The winding board holder 5 is preferably arranged between the fishing rod rest 2 and the foot part 3, in particular within the at least one screw connection or the at least one plug connection. The clamping area 4 of the winding board holder 5 is created by assembling the fishing rod holder 1 between the fishing rod rest 2 and the foot part 3

clamped. This can be seen, for example, in FIGS. 1 and 2. Figures 1 and 2

show a preferred embodiment of the fishing rod holder 1 with the first preferred embodiment of the winding board holder 5, with Fig. 1 showing the fishing rod holder 1 in a front view and Fig. 2 showing the fishing rod holder 1 in a side view from the left. The first preferred embodiment of the winding board holder 5 is clamped between a fishing rod rest 2 designed as a bite indicator and a foot part 3 designed as a bankstick. The first preferred embodiment of the winding board holder 5 of

Fishing rod holder 1 can be seen in more detail in FIG.

The fishing rod rest 2 is preferably designed to place a fishing rod 14 on it. The fishing rod 14 is preferably held in the fishing rod rest 2 by the fishing rod 14's own weight. Preferably, the fishing rod rest 2 can also have a shape that holds the fishing rod 14 in support of the weight force acting on the fishing rod 14. 4 shows an example of a preferred embodiment of the fishing rod holder 1 with two winding board holders 5 of the first preferred embodiment in a front view, with a fishing rod 14 held in the fishing rod rest 2 being at least partially shown. The fishing rod rest 2 is in Fig. 4 as a bite indicator

shown trained.

The fishing rod rest 2 can preferably have a V-shaped or round holder for

the fishing rod 14 include.

The fishing rod rest 2 can preferably be a bite indicator. Bite alarms are well-known electronic or mechanical devices that are used when fishing

Signal that a fish is biting, for example visually and/or acoustically.

The fishing rod holder 1 can preferably have at least two or at least three,

in particular similarly designed fishing rod rests 2 include.

The foot part 3 is intended to space the fishing rod rest 2 from a surface. The foot part 3 can preferably also be referred to as a base. The foot part 3 preferably stands on a surface or at least becomes one

Part rammed into the ground.

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The foot part 3 can preferably comprise a telescopic rod. This has the advantage that the height of the foot part 3 can be changed easily and quickly

can. The foot part 3 can preferably be designed in several parts.

The foot part 3 can preferably be made of rods, in particular of releasably connectable ones

Rods, be trained.

The fishing rod holder 1 preferably only comprises at least one

Fishing rod rest 2 and at least one winding board holder 5 and a foot part 3.

It can preferably be provided that the changing board holder 5 includes a changing board holding area 6 with a fastening 7 for a changing board 8. This has the particular advantage that the winding board 8 can be easily and quickly attached to the fishing rod holder 1, whereby damage to the fishing rod holder 1 can be prevented. Furthermore, the cord of the winding board 8 can also be attached using the fastening 7, for example by means of

an anchor stitch knot to be attached to the attachment 7.

It is intended that the attachment 7 is attached to the changing board holding area 6

is arranged.

Preferably, the attachment 7 on the winding board holding area 6 can include a hole with an internal thread and a threaded screw 10 with an external thread. Preferably, the threaded screw 10 can be a knurled screw. This makes it particularly easy to attach a changing board 8 to the changing board holding area 6 by means of the fastening 7, since only the threaded screws 10 have to be loosened and the changing board 8 has to be fastened to the changing board holder area 6 using the threaded screws 10. Conventional winding boards 8 usually include a hole for such an attachment

can be used.

The hole with the internal thread can preferably be formed by a rivet nut. Preferably, the internal thread and the thread of the threaded screw

10 a metric thread with a nominal size of 6 mm, especially below M6

8th

known, on. Other threaded screws 10 and associated ones can also be preferred

Internal thread can be used.

The internal thread can preferably have a length of at least 10 mm, in particular

at least 15 mm.

The threaded screw 10 can preferably have a length of at least 10 mm,

in particular at least 12 mm.

Preferably, the attachment 7 on the changing board holding area 6 can have a pin with an external thread and a nut with an internal thread, for example

a wing nut.

Preferably, the attachment 7 on the winding board holding area 6 has a pin

with a leg spring, which is also called a torsion spring.

Preferably, the attachment 7 to the changing board holding area 6 is part of the changing board holding area 6.

The winding board holder 5 preferably comprises, in particular, only one fastening 7. This can be seen, for example, in FIGS. 5 and 8. Fig. 5 shows the first preferred embodiment of the winding board holder 5 with a

Changing board holder 5 wrapped cord and a lowering weight 13.

The winding board holder 5 preferably comprises, in particular only, two

Fasteners 7. This can be seen as an example in FIG. 3 and FIG. 9.

The winding board holder 5 preferably comprises, in particular only, three

Fasteners 7. This can be seen as an example in FIGS. 7 and 10.

The clamping area 4 can preferably be designed to be essentially flat. A flat clamping area 4 can in particular also be essentially flat or flat

trained clamping area 4 can be called.

Preferably, at least one winding board 8 can be releasably attached to the winding board holding area 6, in particular by means of the threaded screw 10. A winding board 8 is a device around which a cord is wound, with the

A lowering weight 13 can be attached to the cord. In Fig. 3 is an example

The changing board 8 attached to the changing board holding area 6 can be seen.

It can preferably be provided that the clamping area 4 is angled relative to the winding board holding area 6. As a result, a stable attachment of the winding board 8 to the fishing rod holder 1 can be achieved in the assembled state, even if the lowering weight 13 is not yet hooked into the main line of a cast fishing rod 14. Furthermore, this can effectively counteract or even prevent the fact that lifting the fishing rod 14 held by the fishing rod holder 1 or pulling on the cord of the winding board 8 leads to the winding board 8 twisting.

The winding board holding area 6 can preferably be designed to be essentially flat. A flat winding board holding area 6 can in particular also be called a substantially flat or flat winding board holding area 6

become.

Preferably, an angle between the clamping area 4 relative to the winding board holding area 6 can be at least 40 degrees, particularly preferably at least 60

Degrees, in particular at least 80 degrees.

Preferably, the angle between the clamping area 4 relative to the winding board holding area 6 can be a maximum of 140 degrees, particularly preferably a maximum of 120

Degrees, in particular a maximum of 100 degrees.

Preferably, the clamping area 4 can be angled at 90 degrees relative to the winding board holding area 6. As a result, a particularly stable attachment of the winding board 8 to the fishing rod holder 1 can be achieved, with the winding board 8 being twisted by lifting the fishing rod 14 held by the fishing rod holder 1 or by pulling on the cord of the winding board 8

can be effectively prevented.

It can preferably be provided that the clamping area 4 of the winding board holder 5 includes at least one opening 9 for attachment to the fishing rod holder 1. This has the advantage that the changing board holder 5 can be moved between the changing board holders 5 particularly easily and quickly

Fishing rod rest 2 and the foot part 3 can be arranged and clamped,

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no additional tools are required.

It can preferably be provided that the at least one opening 9 is within the at least one screw connection or the at least one

Plug connection is arranged.

It can preferably be provided that the at least one pin of the releasable

Connection is arranged within the at least one opening 9.

The at least one opening 9 can preferably be a hole, in particular a hole

Borehole, be formed. The at least one opening 9 can preferably be designed as an elongated hole.

The at least one opening 9 can preferably be punched or drilled or

be milled.

It can preferably be provided that the winding board holder 5 only includes the clamping area 4 and the winding board holding area 6. As a result, the winding board holder 5 can be manufactured particularly easily, while still being effective with a significantly reduced design of the winding board holder 5

Attachment of the winding board 8 to the fishing rod holder 1 can be achieved.

Preferably, the winding board holder 5 itself can also be designed as a winding board 8. This can be seen by way of example in FIG. 5, wherein FIG. 5 shows the first preferred embodiment of the winding board holder 5 with a cord wrapped around the winding board holder 5 and the lowering weight 13. In this embodiment, it is possible to unwind the line from the winding board 8 or in this case the winding board holder 5 up to the length up to which the line is required for hooking the lowering weight 13 into the main line of the fishing rod 14 and for pressing down the main line is and the remaining cord of the winding board 8 by means of the attachment 7, for example by means of a

Anchor stitch knot to be fixed before further unwinding.

It can preferably be provided that the winding board holder 5 is at least partially made of metal and/or a polymer. This can

for example the clamping area 4 of the changing board holder 5 made of rubber and the

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Winding board holding area 6 can be made of a metal, in particular stainless steel. This results in the advantage that a particularly gentle clamping of the angle board holder 5 between the fishing rod rest 2 and the foot part 3 can be achieved, with damage to the fishing rod rest 2 and the foot part 3 when clamping with a high preload force through the rubber

can be effectively counteracted.

Preferably, the clamping area 4 and the winding board holding area 6 of the winding board holder 5 can be formed from the polymer. It can preferably be provided that the fastening 7, in particular the internal thread and the threaded screws 10 of the fastening 7, of the winding board holding area 6 is made of metal.

The angle board holder 5 can preferably be made of sheet metal. The winding board holder 5 can be a folded sheet metal, in particular a folded steel sheet. The winding board holding area 6 can preferably be folded relative to the clamping area 4, in particular by 90 degrees. 8 to 10, for example, the winding board holding area 6 is opposite the clamping area 4

can be seen folded.

It can preferably be provided that the clamping area 4 of the winding board holder 5 comprises at least two openings 9. This results in the advantage that the winding board holder 5 can be arranged and clamped easily and quickly on differently designed fishing rod holders 1 between the fishing rod rest 2 and the foot part 3. Furthermore, twisting of the winding board holder 5 can be effectively prevented. 6 shows an example of a preferred embodiment of the fishing rod holder 1 with the second preferred embodiment of the winding board holder 5 in a front view, with at least two openings 9 in the clamping area 4

are visible.

Preferably, the at least two openings 9 can each be used as a borehole or

be designed as an elongated hole.

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The opening 9 designed as an elongated hole can preferably be at least 100 mm, particularly preferably at least 120 mm, in particular at least 140 mm, long

be.

The opening 9 designed as an elongated hole can preferably be a maximum of 300 mm,

particularly preferably a maximum of 280 mm, in particular a maximum of 160 mm, long.

The opening 9 designed as an elongated hole can preferably have the width of the as

Have an opening 9 formed in the borehole.

The opening 9 designed as a hole can preferably have a width of

at least 6 mm, particularly preferably at least 8 mm.

The opening 9 designed as a hole can preferably have a width of

have a maximum of 14 mm, particularly preferably a maximum of 12 mm.

The opening 9 designed as a hole can preferably have a width of 10

mm.

Preferably, the clamping area 4 of the winding board holder 5 can only have three

Openings 9 include.

It can preferably be provided that two of the three openings 9 are designed as elongated holes and one of the three openings 9 are designed as a borehole. The borehole can preferably be arranged between the two elongated holes. This makes it possible to design a particularly flexible winding board holder 5, whereby the winding board holder 5 can be easily and quickly attached to differently designed fishing rod holders 1. 3 shows an example of a preferred embodiment of the fishing rod holder 1 with the second preferred embodiment of the winding board holder 5 in a front view, the winding board holder 5 being designed as a drill hole

Opening 9 is attached between the fishing rod rest 2 and the foot part 3.

It can preferably be provided that the foot part 3 includes a cross member 11. It can preferably be provided that the fishing rod rest 2 is attached to the cross member 11, in particular by means of at least one screw connection or

at least one plug connection, are releasably attached.

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The cross member 11 can preferably also be referred to as a buzzer bar.

It can preferably be provided that the foot part 3 includes a support structure 12. It can be provided that the cross member 11 is releasably attached to the support structure 12, in particular by means of at least one screw connection or at least one plug connection. The support structure 12 is provided with the cross member 11 and attached to the cross member 11

Distance the fishing rod rest 2 from the surface.

The cross member 11 is preferably arranged above the support structure 12 in an operating state of the fishing rod holder 1. The operating state of the fishing rod holder 1 is the state in which the fishing rod holder 1 is assembled on a surface or the foot part 3 is at least partially rammed into the ground and in which the fishing rod 14 is in the

Fishing rod rest 2 can be placed.

The support structure 12 can preferably stand on the ground or at least be partially rammed into the ground. For example, a support structure 12 is shown in FIG. 3, which is intended to be at least partially rammed into the ground. Such a support structure 12 can

also known as a bankstick.

The support structure 12 can preferably also be referred to as a rodpod or a tripod. The terms bankstick, rodpod, tripod and buzzer bar are common terms for professionals in the field of fishing, which is why a more detailed description of these terms is provided here

is taken.

3 and 6 clearly show the flexible use of the winding board holder 5 on differently designed fishing rod holders 1, with the second preferred embodiment of the winding board holder 5 being shown in FIGS. 3 and 6. In this case, in Fig. 3 the support structure 12 can be seen designed as a stay, in particular as a bankstick, the stay being intended to be at least partially rammed into the ground. In contrast, in Fig. 6 the

Support structure 12 designed as a rodpod can be seen, with the

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Support structure 12 is only intended to stand up on the ground. The winding board holder 5 is arranged between the cross member 11 and the support structure 12. In Fig. 3 it can be seen that the borehole arranged between the elongated holes is arranged within the releasable connection, with in Fig. 6 the elongated holes within the releasable connection

are arranged.

The winding board holder 5 can preferably also be used to attach other fishing equipment. In this case, a container or a box, in particular comprising bait, can preferably also be attached to the winding board holder 5 of the fishing rod holder 1 by means of the threaded screws 10. A hook with an external thread can preferably be used as threaded screws 10, which is attached to the hole in the changing board holding area 6

is screwed in.

The following are principles for understanding and interpretation

objective revelation cited.

Characteristics are usually introduced with an indefinite article “a, an, one, one”. Therefore, unless the context dictates otherwise

“a, an, one, one” should not be understood as a numeral.

The connecting word “or” is to be interpreted as inclusive and not exclusive. Unless the context requires otherwise, “A or B” also includes “A

and B’, where “A” and “B” represent arbitrary features.

By means of an ordering number word, for example “first”, “second” or “third”, a feature In particular, a feature X or object Y with an ordering number word in a claim does not mean that an embodiment of the invention falling under this claim has a further feature

or must have another object Y.

In the case of value ranges, the end points are included as long as this is clear from the context

does not result otherwise.

Claims (7)

15 PATENT CLAIMS 1. Fishing rod holder (1) comprising at least one fishing rod rest (2) and a foot part (3), wherein in an assembled state the fishing rod rest (2) and / or the foot part (3) can be removed for easy transport by means of at least one screw connection or at least one plug connection is, characterized in that in the assembled state a clamping area (4) of a winding board holder (5) is arranged within the at least one screw connection or the at least one plug connection and is clamped. 2. Fishing rod holder (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the winding board holder (5) comprises a winding board holding area (6) with an attachment (7) for a winding board (8). 3. Fishing rod holder (1) according to claim 2, characterized in that the clamping area (4) is angled relative to the winding board holding area (6). 4. Fishing rod holder (1) according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the clamping area (4) of the winding board holder (5) has at least one opening (9) for attachment to the fishing rod holder (1). includes. 5. Fishing rod holder (1) according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the winding board holder (5) only comprises the clamping area (4) and the winding board holding area (6). 6. Fishing rod holder (1) according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the clamping area (4) of the winding board holder (5) comprises at least two openings (9). 7. Winding board holder (5) for a fishing rod holder (1) according to one of the Claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the winding board holder (5) a clamping area (4) for arranging and clamping within a screw connection or a plug connection of a fishing rod holder (1) and a winding board holding area (6) with a fastening (7) for a winding board (8) includes.