CA2232174A1 - Ice fishing rig - Google Patents
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Abstract
A fishing rod comprising an elongate rod having a handle at a base end, a reel adjacent the handle, a line running from the reel along the rod, a line guide at an outer end of the rod is improved by a stand attached to the rod at a position spaced from the handle and including a mounting bracket attached to the rod and a pair of legs attached to the mounting bracket and extending therefrom outwardly and downwardly to outer ends thereof, the outer ends being spaced by a distance of at least ten inches so as to be sufficient to prevent the rod and the legs from being pulled through a hole in ice. The legs are pivotally mounted on the bracket so as to fold to a position along side the rod. There is also provided a flag mounted on the rod for movement from a lowered set position to a raised position in response to a bite from a fish, the flag comprising a flexible mounting arm attached to the rod and a stiff flag portion mounted on the end of the arm. The flag has a notch at an edge facing away from the outer end of the rod for engaging the rod such that the flag is held down adjacent the rod. The flag has a second notch at a side edge facing away from the rod for receiving the line such that a pull on the line acts to pull the flag out of engagement with the first notch to be released to the raised position.
Description
' CA 02232174 1998-03-16 FISHING ROD
This. invention relates to a fishing rod which is particularly but not exclusively designed for use in ice fishing.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
In ice fishing it is common for the fisherman to use more than one rod so as to maximize the chance of a successful catch. One or more rods are therefore left resting on the ice with the line and hook in the water waiting for a bite with the fisherman watching the rod but not directly holding and controlling the rod.
In the event of a bite, the fish can therefore apply a quick pull sufficient to pull the rod and line through the hole into the water where it is lost. It is also desirable to provide a flag system so that the fisherman watching the rod sometimes from a distance can quickly see when a bite has been made.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
According to one aspect of the invention there is provided a fishing rod comprising;
an elongate rod having a handle at a base end;
a reel adjacent the handle;
a line running from the reel along the rod;
a line guide at an outer end of the rod;
and a stand attached to the rod at a position spaced from the h<~ndle and including a mounting bracket attached to the rod and a pair of legs attached to the mounting bracket and extending therefrom outwardly to outer ends thereof, the outer ends being spaced by a distance of at least ten inches so as to be sufficient to prevent the rod and the legs from being pulled through a hole in ice.
Preferably the legs extend outwardly and downwardly for supporting the rod from the ground with the mounting bracket held away from the ground.
Preferably the legs are pivotally mounted on the bracket so as to fold to a position along side the rod.
Preferably the bracket comprises a plate member bent to form two :;ides with the rod extending along a center line and the two sides extending outwardly and downwardly from the rod.
Preferably each of the legs is pivotally mounted on a respective side of the bracket so as to fold to a position along side the rod.
Preferably there is provided a flag mounted on the rod for movement from a lowered set position to a raised position in response to a bite from a fish, the flag comprising a flexible mounting arm, a mounting member for attachment of the arm to the rod a1: a position thereon spaced from the outer end, a stiff flag portion mounted on the end of the arm, the flag portion having a first engagement member at an edge facing away from the outer end of the rod for engaging the rod such that when engaged the flag is held down adjacent the rod, and the flag portion having a second engagement member at a side edge facing away from the rod for receiving the line such that a pull on the line acts to pull the flag portion out of engagement with the first engagement member to be released to the raised position.
This. invention relates to a fishing rod which is particularly but not exclusively designed for use in ice fishing.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
In ice fishing it is common for the fisherman to use more than one rod so as to maximize the chance of a successful catch. One or more rods are therefore left resting on the ice with the line and hook in the water waiting for a bite with the fisherman watching the rod but not directly holding and controlling the rod.
In the event of a bite, the fish can therefore apply a quick pull sufficient to pull the rod and line through the hole into the water where it is lost. It is also desirable to provide a flag system so that the fisherman watching the rod sometimes from a distance can quickly see when a bite has been made.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
According to one aspect of the invention there is provided a fishing rod comprising;
an elongate rod having a handle at a base end;
a reel adjacent the handle;
a line running from the reel along the rod;
a line guide at an outer end of the rod;
and a stand attached to the rod at a position spaced from the h<~ndle and including a mounting bracket attached to the rod and a pair of legs attached to the mounting bracket and extending therefrom outwardly to outer ends thereof, the outer ends being spaced by a distance of at least ten inches so as to be sufficient to prevent the rod and the legs from being pulled through a hole in ice.
Preferably the legs extend outwardly and downwardly for supporting the rod from the ground with the mounting bracket held away from the ground.
Preferably the legs are pivotally mounted on the bracket so as to fold to a position along side the rod.
Preferably the bracket comprises a plate member bent to form two :;ides with the rod extending along a center line and the two sides extending outwardly and downwardly from the rod.
Preferably each of the legs is pivotally mounted on a respective side of the bracket so as to fold to a position along side the rod.
Preferably there is provided a flag mounted on the rod for movement from a lowered set position to a raised position in response to a bite from a fish, the flag comprising a flexible mounting arm, a mounting member for attachment of the arm to the rod a1: a position thereon spaced from the outer end, a stiff flag portion mounted on the end of the arm, the flag portion having a first engagement member at an edge facing away from the outer end of the rod for engaging the rod such that when engaged the flag is held down adjacent the rod, and the flag portion having a second engagement member at a side edge facing away from the rod for receiving the line such that a pull on the line acts to pull the flag portion out of engagement with the first engagement member to be released to the raised position.
Preferably the first and second engagement members comprises notches formed in the edge of the flag portion.
Preferably there are provided additional notches for adjustment of the force necessary to release the flag portion from the rod.
Preferably the flag portion comprises a stiff plastics sheet fastened along one edge to the arm.
Preferably the arm is fastened to the bracket.
Preferably the arm includes an end portion extending underneath the bracket and looped around the bracket to connect thereto.
Preferably there is provided a line latch on the rod for holding the line to provide tension in the line to release the flag.
Preferably the lie latch comprises a wire wrapped around the rod with a latch loop extending outwardly to one side of the rod.
According to a seconds aspect of the invention there is provided a fishing rod comprising;
an elongate rod having a handle at a base end;
a reel adjacent the handle;
a line running from the reel along the rod;
a line guide at an outer end of the rod;
and a flag mounted on the rod for movement from a lowered set position to a raised position in response to a bite from a fish, the flag comprising:
Preferably there are provided additional notches for adjustment of the force necessary to release the flag portion from the rod.
Preferably the flag portion comprises a stiff plastics sheet fastened along one edge to the arm.
Preferably the arm is fastened to the bracket.
Preferably the arm includes an end portion extending underneath the bracket and looped around the bracket to connect thereto.
Preferably there is provided a line latch on the rod for holding the line to provide tension in the line to release the flag.
Preferably the lie latch comprises a wire wrapped around the rod with a latch loop extending outwardly to one side of the rod.
According to a seconds aspect of the invention there is provided a fishing rod comprising;
an elongate rod having a handle at a base end;
a reel adjacent the handle;
a line running from the reel along the rod;
a line guide at an outer end of the rod;
and a flag mounted on the rod for movement from a lowered set position to a raised position in response to a bite from a fish, the flag comprising:
a flexible mounting arm;
a mounting member for attachment of the arm to the rod at a position thereon spaced from the outer end;
a stiff flag portion mounted on the end of the arm, the flag portion having a first engagement member at an edge facing away from the outer end of the rod for engaging the rod such that when engaged the flag is held down adjacent the rod;
and the flag portion having a second engagement member at a side edge facing away from the rod for receiving the line such that a pull on the line acts to pull the flag portion out of engagement with the first engagement member to be released to the raised position.
One embodiment of the invention will now be described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in which:
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
Figure 1 is an isometric view of a fishing rod according to the prE~sent invention showing the flag in a raised, triggered position.
Figure 2 is a side elevational view of the fishing rod of figure 1 showing the flag in an initial set position.
Figure 3 is a side elevational view of the fishing rod of figure 1 showing the flag in the raised position.
Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view along the lines 4-4 of figure 3.
Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view along the lines 5-5 of figure 3.
Figure 6 is an enlarged view of one portion of the rod of figure 1.
Figure 7 is an enlarged view of the end of the flag of the rod of figure 1.
In the drawings like characters of reference indicate corresponding parts in the different figures.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
A fishing rod 1, which is a long tube made of fibreglass, wood or any suitable material, is preferably shorter in length than a conventional fishing rod so to be more efficient for ice fishing. The rod 1 has a handle 3 at one end with a reel 5 mounted for actuation the line 7 in an in or out direction. The line 7 extends forwardly along the rod 1 and is threaded through the line guide 9 and the tip ring 9A.
The line guide ring 9 is positioned approximately halfway along the rod 1, used for guiding the line 7. Located at the further most end of the rod 1 is the tip ring 9A which guides the line 7.
The rod 1 includes a stand 11 which is positioned between the handle 3 and the line guide ring 9. The stand 11 enables the rod 1 to rest on the handle 3 and to lift the tip ring 9A off the ground or ice surface to allow the rod 1 to have sufficient bending action.
The stand 11 has legs 13A and 13B which extend sideways in a downward and forward direction. The legs 13A and 13B are attached to the cap 23, as best shown in Figure 4 and Figure 5 which will be later mentioned.
A flag 15 is mounted on a stem 17, of suitable flexible material, which extends down to the cap 23, where the stem 17 has a forward bend 19. The stem is then attached to the stand 11, as best shown in Figure 4 and Figure 5 and will be later mentioned.
The stem 17 can be bent to lift the flag 15 to the end of the rod 1, as best shown in Figure 3 and Figure 7 and will be later mentioned.
Located between the stand 11 and the line guide ring 9 is the line hole 25. The line latch 25, as best shown in Figure 6, comprises a suitably flexible bui: rigid material which is shaped to surround the rod 1. The line latch 25 has a loop 41 which allows the line 7 to be slipped into and holds the line 7 at a set length and set position.
In Figures 4 and Figure 5 the stand 11 comprises a cap 23 which is fixed to the rod 1 by a screw 29 which is attached to a washer 31 and tightened by a winged nut 33. The legs 13A and 13B are held by a second and third screw 27 and 27A. The legs 13A and 13B are shaped to surround the screws and the nut 37A
and 37B tightens and holds the legs 13A and 13B in place by holding the leg bends and 39B. To further hold the legs in position is the guide folds 35A and 35B.
The stem 17 is fixed around the underside of the cap 23, grasping on to the rear end on one side of the cap 23A and crossing over the rod 1 and grasping onto the front end on the second side of the cap 23B.
The flag comprises a rectangular flat piece of relatively stiff plastics material with two notches 21 A and 21 B in the rear edge facing the handle and two notches 21 C and 21 D in the side edge facing away from the rod. When the flag 15 is in the down or set position, as shown in Figure 3 and Figure 7, the end of the rod 1 is inserted into either notch 21 A or 21 B of the flag 15 depending upon the amount of force required to release the trigger. This holds the flag 15 down. The line 7 is then placed in either notch 21 C or 21 D again depending upon the amount of force required. When a fish bites, the line 7 which crosses at an angle across the flag will pull the flag 15 across the rod, releasing the line 11 and a rod 1 from the notch of the flag 15 allowing the flag to raise up, as shown in Figure 2. When the line 7 is pulled it will release the line 7 from the line latch 25 allowing the line to be pulled from thE; reel so that the reel can be used without the reel lock in place while providing enough tension to activate the trigger of the flag.
The legs of the stand are of sufficient width to prevent the rod from being pulled into a hole in the ice. Thus the legs are of a length measured across the tips of the legs which is greater than the diameter of the hole. In the event that the fish pulls vigorously after a bite the rod may be drawn into the hole but the legs will prevent the rod from being lost.
Since various modifications can be made in my invention as herein above described, and many apparently widely different embodiments of same made within the spirit and scope of the claims without department from such spirit and scope, it is intended that all matter contained in the accompanying specification shall be interpreted as illustrative only and not in a limiting sense.
a mounting member for attachment of the arm to the rod at a position thereon spaced from the outer end;
a stiff flag portion mounted on the end of the arm, the flag portion having a first engagement member at an edge facing away from the outer end of the rod for engaging the rod such that when engaged the flag is held down adjacent the rod;
and the flag portion having a second engagement member at a side edge facing away from the rod for receiving the line such that a pull on the line acts to pull the flag portion out of engagement with the first engagement member to be released to the raised position.
One embodiment of the invention will now be described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in which:
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
Figure 1 is an isometric view of a fishing rod according to the prE~sent invention showing the flag in a raised, triggered position.
Figure 2 is a side elevational view of the fishing rod of figure 1 showing the flag in an initial set position.
Figure 3 is a side elevational view of the fishing rod of figure 1 showing the flag in the raised position.
Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view along the lines 4-4 of figure 3.
Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view along the lines 5-5 of figure 3.
Figure 6 is an enlarged view of one portion of the rod of figure 1.
Figure 7 is an enlarged view of the end of the flag of the rod of figure 1.
In the drawings like characters of reference indicate corresponding parts in the different figures.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
A fishing rod 1, which is a long tube made of fibreglass, wood or any suitable material, is preferably shorter in length than a conventional fishing rod so to be more efficient for ice fishing. The rod 1 has a handle 3 at one end with a reel 5 mounted for actuation the line 7 in an in or out direction. The line 7 extends forwardly along the rod 1 and is threaded through the line guide 9 and the tip ring 9A.
The line guide ring 9 is positioned approximately halfway along the rod 1, used for guiding the line 7. Located at the further most end of the rod 1 is the tip ring 9A which guides the line 7.
The rod 1 includes a stand 11 which is positioned between the handle 3 and the line guide ring 9. The stand 11 enables the rod 1 to rest on the handle 3 and to lift the tip ring 9A off the ground or ice surface to allow the rod 1 to have sufficient bending action.
The stand 11 has legs 13A and 13B which extend sideways in a downward and forward direction. The legs 13A and 13B are attached to the cap 23, as best shown in Figure 4 and Figure 5 which will be later mentioned.
A flag 15 is mounted on a stem 17, of suitable flexible material, which extends down to the cap 23, where the stem 17 has a forward bend 19. The stem is then attached to the stand 11, as best shown in Figure 4 and Figure 5 and will be later mentioned.
The stem 17 can be bent to lift the flag 15 to the end of the rod 1, as best shown in Figure 3 and Figure 7 and will be later mentioned.
Located between the stand 11 and the line guide ring 9 is the line hole 25. The line latch 25, as best shown in Figure 6, comprises a suitably flexible bui: rigid material which is shaped to surround the rod 1. The line latch 25 has a loop 41 which allows the line 7 to be slipped into and holds the line 7 at a set length and set position.
In Figures 4 and Figure 5 the stand 11 comprises a cap 23 which is fixed to the rod 1 by a screw 29 which is attached to a washer 31 and tightened by a winged nut 33. The legs 13A and 13B are held by a second and third screw 27 and 27A. The legs 13A and 13B are shaped to surround the screws and the nut 37A
and 37B tightens and holds the legs 13A and 13B in place by holding the leg bends and 39B. To further hold the legs in position is the guide folds 35A and 35B.
The stem 17 is fixed around the underside of the cap 23, grasping on to the rear end on one side of the cap 23A and crossing over the rod 1 and grasping onto the front end on the second side of the cap 23B.
The flag comprises a rectangular flat piece of relatively stiff plastics material with two notches 21 A and 21 B in the rear edge facing the handle and two notches 21 C and 21 D in the side edge facing away from the rod. When the flag 15 is in the down or set position, as shown in Figure 3 and Figure 7, the end of the rod 1 is inserted into either notch 21 A or 21 B of the flag 15 depending upon the amount of force required to release the trigger. This holds the flag 15 down. The line 7 is then placed in either notch 21 C or 21 D again depending upon the amount of force required. When a fish bites, the line 7 which crosses at an angle across the flag will pull the flag 15 across the rod, releasing the line 11 and a rod 1 from the notch of the flag 15 allowing the flag to raise up, as shown in Figure 2. When the line 7 is pulled it will release the line 7 from the line latch 25 allowing the line to be pulled from thE; reel so that the reel can be used without the reel lock in place while providing enough tension to activate the trigger of the flag.
The legs of the stand are of sufficient width to prevent the rod from being pulled into a hole in the ice. Thus the legs are of a length measured across the tips of the legs which is greater than the diameter of the hole. In the event that the fish pulls vigorously after a bite the rod may be drawn into the hole but the legs will prevent the rod from being lost.
Since various modifications can be made in my invention as herein above described, and many apparently widely different embodiments of same made within the spirit and scope of the claims without department from such spirit and scope, it is intended that all matter contained in the accompanying specification shall be interpreted as illustrative only and not in a limiting sense.
Claims (19)
1. A fishing rod comprising;
an elongate rod having a handle at a base end;
a reel adjacent the handle;
a line running from the reel along the rod;
a line guide at an outer end of the rod;
and a stand attached to the rod at a position spaced from the handle and including a mounting bracket attached to the rod and a pair of legs attached to the mounting bracket and extending therefrom outwardly to outer ends thereof, the outer ends being spaced by a distance of at least ten inches so as to be sufficient to prevent the rod and the legs from being pulled through a hole in ice.
an elongate rod having a handle at a base end;
a reel adjacent the handle;
a line running from the reel along the rod;
a line guide at an outer end of the rod;
and a stand attached to the rod at a position spaced from the handle and including a mounting bracket attached to the rod and a pair of legs attached to the mounting bracket and extending therefrom outwardly to outer ends thereof, the outer ends being spaced by a distance of at least ten inches so as to be sufficient to prevent the rod and the legs from being pulled through a hole in ice.
2. The fishing rod according to claim 1 wherein the legs extend outwardly and downwardly for supporting the rod from the ground with the mounting bracket held away from the ground.
3. The fishing rod according to claim 1 wherein the legs are pivotally mounted on the bracket so as to fold to a position along side the rod.
4. The fishing rod according to claim 1 wherein the bracket comprises a plate member bent to form two sides with the rod extending along a center line and the two sides extending outwardly and downwardly from the rod.
5. The fishing rod according to claim 4 wherein each of the legs is pivotally mounted on a respective side of the bracket so as to fold to a position along side the rod.
6. The fishing rod according to claim 1 wherein there is provided a flag mounted on the rod for movement from a lowered set position to a raised position in response to a bite from a fish, the flag comprising a flexible mounting arm, a mounting member for attachment of the arm to the rod at a position thereon spaced from the outer end, a stiff flag portion mounted on the end of the arm, the flag portion having a first engagement member at an edge facing away from the outer end of the rod for engaging the rod such that when engaged the flag is held down adjacent the rod, and the flag portion having a second engagement member at a side edge facing away from the rod for receiving the line such that a pull on the line acts to pull the flag portion out of engagement with the first engagement member to be released to the raised position.
7. The fishing rod according to claim 6 wherein the first and second engagement members comprises notches formed in the edge of the flag portion.
8. The fishing rod according to claim 6 wherein there are provided additional notches for adjustment of the force necessary to release the flag portion from the rod.
9. The fishing rod according to claim 6 wherein the flag portion comprises a stiff plastics sheet fastened along one edge to the arm.
10. The fishing rod according to claim 6 wherein the arm is fastened to the bracket.
11. The fishing rod according to claim 10 wherein arm includes an end portion extending underneath the bracket and looped around the bracket to connect thereto.
12. The fishing rod according to claim 6 wherein there is provided a line latch on the rod for holding the line to provide tension in the line to release the flag.
13. The fishing rod according to claim 1 wherein the lie latch comprises a wire wrapped around the rod with a latch loop extending outwardly to one side of the rod.
14. A fishing rod comprising;
an elongate rod having a handle at a base end;
a reel adjacent the handle;
a line running from the reel along the rod;
a line guide at an outer end of the rod;
and a flag mounted on the rod for movement from a lowered set position to a raised position in response to a bite from a fish, the flag comprising:
a flexible mounting arm;
a mounting member for attachment of the arm to the rod at a position thereon spaced from the outer end;
a stiff flag portion mounted on the end of the arm, the flag portion having a first engagement member at an edge facing away from the outer end of the rod for engaging the rod such that when engaged the flag is held down adjacent the rod;
and the flag portion having a second engagement member at a side edge facing away from the rod for receiving the line such that a pull on the line acts to pull the flag portion out of engagement with the first engagement member to be released to the raised position.
an elongate rod having a handle at a base end;
a reel adjacent the handle;
a line running from the reel along the rod;
a line guide at an outer end of the rod;
and a flag mounted on the rod for movement from a lowered set position to a raised position in response to a bite from a fish, the flag comprising:
a flexible mounting arm;
a mounting member for attachment of the arm to the rod at a position thereon spaced from the outer end;
a stiff flag portion mounted on the end of the arm, the flag portion having a first engagement member at an edge facing away from the outer end of the rod for engaging the rod such that when engaged the flag is held down adjacent the rod;
and the flag portion having a second engagement member at a side edge facing away from the rod for receiving the line such that a pull on the line acts to pull the flag portion out of engagement with the first engagement member to be released to the raised position.
15. The fishing rod according to claim 14 wherein the first and second engagement members comprises notches formed in the edge of the flag portion.
16. The fishing rod according to claim 14 wherein there are provided additional notches for adjustment of the force necessary to release the flag portion from the rod.
17. The fishing rod according to claim 14 wherein the flag portion comprises a stiff plastics sheet fastened along one edge to the arm.
18. The fishing rod according to claim 14 wherein there is provided a line latch on the rod for holding the line to provide tension in the line to release the flag.
19. The fishing rod according to claim 18 wherein the lie latch comprises a wire wrapped around the rod with a latch loop extending outwardly to one side of the rod.
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