CN112655673A - Artificial bait - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention provides a kind of artificial bait. The lure (2) has: a main body (4) having a structure in which a first half main body section (4a) and a second half main body section (4b) are bonded from the left-right direction, and having a cavity (22) inside; a swinging part (6) which has a hole (28) penetrating along the left-right direction, is movably mounted on the main body (4) in the cavity (22), and emits light; and a rod (10) which is inserted through the hole (28) and limits the movable range of the swing part (6). The main body (4) is configured to allow light from the swing part (6) to be visually recognized from the outside. The swinging part (6) can still move after the lure (2) changes from the moving state to the stopping state. The lever (10) has a cantilever structure extending from the first half body portion (4 a). The end of the lever (10) is located outside the movable range of the swing part (6). Accordingly, the lure according to the present invention has excellent assemblability and attracts fish-eating fish after the motion is stopped.

Description

Artificial bait

Technical Field

The present invention relates to a lure for fishing (lure).

Background

Large-sized fish such as micropterus salmoides, Seriola quinqueradiata, and its young fish and weever prey on small fish. These large fish are called fish eaters (fish eaters). As a method for capturing fish-eating fish, a bait fishing method is widely used. In the bait-simulating fishing method, a bait of a fish bait such as a suspected small fish is used. The lure flies in the air by being thrown (cast), and soon falls into the water. The lure is made to swim in water by winding a fishing line. The artificial bait is mistaken for a fish-eating fish bite artificial bait. The fishhook attached to the lure is inserted into the fish-eating fish to catch the fish-eating fish. The frequency of biting of the lure by the fish-eating fish is called the hook-up rate.

Various improvements have been made to the lure in order to increase the rate of hooking. For example, a coating with luster is applied to the lure. In the lure, when the lure is operated, the light reflection state changes to attract the fish-eating fish. Another type of lure has a Rattle ball (Rattle ball) in a space inside the body of the lure. When the lure is actuated, the ball rolls to make a sound to attract the fish-eating fish. Also known is a lure which moves while vibrating when pulled. These kinds of baits have been disclosed by "2017 island fishing gear catalog" issued by seiko corporation.

[ Prior art documents ]

[ non-patent document ]

Non-patent document 1: 2017 wild fishing gear catalog issued by Kabushiki Kaisha in the field "

Disclosure of Invention

[ problem to be solved by the invention ]

In the bait fishing method, after a fisherman throws out a bait, an operation of pulling a fishing line and an operation of stopping the pulling are repeated. When pulling of the lure is stopped, the action of the lure is substantially stopped in a place where water does not substantially flow, such as a still water area, a sea area where ocean currents and ocean waves are small, and the like. The fishing rate can be increased as long as the fish-eating fish can be attracted even after the operation of the lure is stopped.

In assembling the lure, generally, a first half body portion and a second half body portion having a shape in which a body of the lure is divided into left and right are prepared and bonded. The above-mentioned mechanism for attracting the fish-eating fish is important in that the assemblability of the lure is not lowered.

The invention aims to provide a lure which has excellent assembling property and can attract fish-eating fish after the action of the lure is stopped.

[ solution for solving problems ]

The lure according to the present invention comprises a main body, a swinging portion and a lever, wherein the main body comprises a first half main body portion and a second half main body portion extending in a front-rear direction, respectively, and has a structure in which the first half main body portion and the second half main body portion are bonded from a left-right direction, and the main body has a cavity therein; the swinging part has a hole penetrating in the left-right direction, is movably mounted on the main body in the cavity and emits light; the rod penetrates through the hole and is used for limiting the movable range of the swinging part. The main body is configured to allow light from the swing portion to be visually recognized from the outside. The rocking section is capable of operating after the lure is changed from the operating state to the stopped state. The lever has a cantilevered structure extending from the first body half. The end of the lever is located outside the movable range of the rocking section.

Another lure according to the present invention comprises a body having a first half body portion and a second half body portion extending in a front-rear direction, respectively, and having a structure in which the first half body portion and the second half body portion are bonded from a left-right direction, the body having a cavity therein; the swinging part has a hole penetrating in the left-right direction, is movably mounted on the main body in the cavity and emits light; the lever extends from the first half body portion through the hole to the second half body portion for limiting a movable range of the swing portion. The main body is configured to allow light from the swing portion to be visually recognized from the outside. The rocking section is capable of operating after the lure is changed from the operating state to the stopped state. The joint of the lever and the second half body portion is located outside the movable range of the swing portion.

Preferably, the end of the rod and the surface of the second half body portion have a concavity and convexity at the joint, and the concavity and convexity of the rod are engaged with the concavity and convexity of the second half body portion.

Preferably, a joint between the lever and the first half body portion is located outside a movable range of the swing portion.

Preferably, the rocking section is any one of a reflector, a phosphor, and a transmitter that receives light from the outside and emits the light.

The swing portion may be a light emitter that emits light by itself.

[ Effect of the invention ]

The artificial bait according to the present invention comprises: a swing part movably installed in the cavity of the main body and emitting light; and a lever that appropriately limits a movable range of the rocking section within the cavity. The rocking part is operated for a while after the lure is changed from the operated state to the stopped state. The visible form of the light from the swinging portion also changes after the lure is in a stopped state. The bait can attract fish-eating fish after the action of the bait is stopped. The lever has a cantilevered structure extending from the first body half of the body. The lever does not interfere with the assemblability when the first half body and the second half body are attached to each other. The lure is easily assembled. Good assemblability can be achieved by the lure.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a side view showing a lure according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a sectional view of the lure according to fig. 1 taken along the line II-II.

Fig. 3 is a sectional view of the lure according to fig. 2 taken along the line III-III.

Fig. 4 is a sectional view showing a state where a rocking part operates in the lure of fig. 2.

Fig. 5 (a) is a cross-sectional view showing a lure according to another embodiment of the present invention, and fig. 5 (B) is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a rocking portion of the lure of fig. 5 (a) is operated.

Fig. 6 is a sectional view showing a lure according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 7 (a) is a sectional view showing a lure according to another embodiment of the present invention, and fig. 7 (B) is a sectional view showing a state in which a rocking portion of the lure of fig. 7 (a) is operated.

Fig. 8 is a cross-sectional view showing a part of a lure according to still another embodiment of the present invention.

[ description of reference numerals ]

2. 40, 52, 70, 82: simulating bait; 4. 42, 56: a main body; 4a, 42a, 56a, 72 a: a first body half portion; 4b, 42b, 56b, 72b, 88: a second half body portion; 6. 44, 62, 78: a swing part; 8: an elastic body (spring); 10. 46, 54, 74, 84: a rod; 12: a wire loop; 14: a connecting hook ring; 16: a fishhook; 18: a head portion; 20: a tail portion; 22. 47: a cavity; 24a hooking part; 26: a notch; 28. 50, 64, 80: an aperture; 30: an end of the rod; 32: fishing lines; 48. 60, 76: seaming; 58. 90: a protrusion; 86: a recess; 92: a convex portion.

Detailed Description

The present invention will be described in detail based on preferred embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Fig. 1 is a side view showing a lure 2 according to an embodiment of the present invention. In fig. 1, the direction indicated by the arrow X is the front of the lure 2, and the opposite direction is the rear of the lure 2. The direction indicated by the arrow Z is above the lure 2, and the opposite direction is below the lure 2. The direction perpendicular to the paper surface is the left-right direction of the lure 2. Fig. 2 is a sectional view taken along line II-II of fig. 1. In fig. 2, the direction indicated by the arrow Y is the right of the lure 2, and the opposite direction is the left of the lure 2. The direction indicated by the arrow Z is above the lure 2, and the opposite direction is below the lure 2. The direction perpendicular to the paper surface is the front-rear direction of the lure 2. Fig. 3 is a sectional view taken along the line III-III of fig. 2. In fig. 3, the direction indicated by the arrow X is the front of the lure 2, and the opposite direction is the rear of the lure 2. The direction indicated by the arrow Z is above the lure 2, and the opposite direction is below the lure 2. The direction perpendicular to the paper surface is the left-right direction of the lure 2. As shown in fig. 1 to 3, the lure 2 has a main body 4, a rocking part 6, an elastic body 8, a rod 10, a wire loop 12, a hook ring 14 and a hook 16.

The body 4 has an appearance similar to that of a small fish as a fishing lure. The body 4 is formed of a hard material. Typically, the body 4 is formed of a synthetic resin composition. The body 4 may be formed of a soft material such as a thermoplastic elastomer. The front portion of the body 4 is referred to as the head 18 and the rear portion is referred to as the tail 20.

As shown in fig. 2, the main body 4 has a first half main body portion 4a and a second half main body portion 4 b. The first half body portion 4a and the second half body portion 4b extend in the front-rear direction, respectively. The main body 4 is formed by bonding a first half main body 4a and a second half main body 4b from the left-right direction. The main body 4 has a structure in which a first half body 4a and a second half body 4b are bonded to each other in the left-right direction. Further, in the sectional view of fig. 3, a section of the main body 4 and the internal structure of the lure 2 are shown. In other words, fig. 3 is a side view of the lure 2 after the second body half portion 4b is removed.

As shown in fig. 2 and 3, the body 4 has a cavity 22 inside. The body 4 has a transparency to the extent that light penetrates into the cavity 22. Although not shown in fig. 1, the inside of the cavity 22 can be visually confirmed from the outside. The light from the swing portion 6 can be visually recognized from the outside. As shown in fig. 3, the main body 4 has a hooking portion 24 extending in the left-right direction from the inner surface (the outer surface of the cavity 22). In this embodiment, there are a first hooking portion 24a located in front of the swing portion 6 and a second hooking portion 24b located behind the swing portion 6.

The wag 6 is located inside the cavity 22. The rocking section 6 extends in the front-rear direction. The rocking section 6 is plate-shaped. As shown in fig. 2 and 3, the wobbles 6 have holes 28 penetrating in the thickness direction. As shown in fig. 3, notches 26 are provided in the front end portion and the rear end portion of the swing portion 6, respectively. The oscillating portion 6 receives light from the outside and emits the light. In this embodiment, the rocking section 6 is a reflector. That is, the surface of the wobbler 6 reflects light. The surface of the rocking part 6 has luster. It is also possible to color or engrave a pattern on the surface of the wobbler 6. Typically, the rocker portion 6 is formed of a synthetic resin composition. The wobbler 6 may be formed of metal. A hologram plate (holoplate) is exemplified as a typical wobbler 6.

The elastomer 8 is located inside the cavity 22. In this embodiment, the elastic body 8 is a spring 8. As shown in fig. 3, in this embodiment, there are a first spring 8a and a second spring 8 b. The first spring 8a is hooked on the notch 26 of the tip end portion of the swing portion 6. The first spring 8a extends forward from the front end of the swing portion 6. The second spring 8b is hooked on the notch 26 of the rear end portion of the swing portion 6. The second spring 8b extends rearward from the rear end of the swing portion 6. The rocker 6 is mounted between the first spring 8a and the second spring 8 b.

As shown in fig. 3, the front end of the first spring 8a is hooked on the first hooking portion 24 a. The rear end of the second spring 8b is hooked on the second hooking portion 24 b. The rocking part 6 is mounted on the main body 4 by a spring 8. The rocking section 6 can vibrate with respect to the main body 4 by the spring 8. The swinging portion 6 can swing back and forth, up and down, and right and left by the spring 8. The swinging portion 6 is movable relative to the main body 4 by the spring 8. The rocking part 6 is movably mounted on the body 4 by means of a spring 8.

As shown in fig. 2, the lever 10 extends from the first half body portion 4a toward the second half body portion 4 b. The lever 10 is fixed to the first half body 4 a. In this embodiment, the lever 10 and the first half body portion 4a are formed integrally. A gap is provided between the end 30 of the rod 10 and the inner surface of the second body half 4 b. The lever 10 is not engaged with the second body half 4 b. The lever 10 has a cantilever structure.

As shown in fig. 2 and 3, the rod 10 passes through the hole 28 of the rocking part 6. The outer diameter of the rod 10 is smaller than the inner diameter of the bore 28 of the rocker 6. When the rocking part 6 is at rest in the normal posture in which the lure 2 plays, the lever 10 is not in contact with the inner surface of the hole 28 of the rocking part 6. When the rocking part 6 is actuated, the rocking part 6 may contact the lever 10. The lever 10 restricts the movable range of the swing portion 6 in the front-rear and up-down directions. The lever 10 has transparency to the extent that the swing portion 6 can be visually confirmed from the outside of the main body 4.

Fig. 4 is a sectional view showing a state where the lure 2 is operated vigorously and the rocking section 6 is vibrated at the maximum. As shown in fig. 4, even when the oscillating portion 6 oscillates to the maximum, the oscillating portion 6 does not reach the position of the end 30 of the rod 10. In other words, in the lure 2, the end 30 of the lever 10 is located outside the movable range of the rocking section 6.

The wire loop 12 is mounted at the front end of the head 18. The attachment loop 14 is mounted near the center of the body 4 and on the tail 20. The wire loop 12 and the linking loop 14 are formed by bending a wire. Both ends of the wire are embedded in the body 4. The loop 12 and the shackle 14 are firmly fixed to the body 4. A fishing line 32 is attached to the line ring 12. A hook 16 is attached to each hook ring 14. In this embodiment, the number of hooks 16 is 2.

In assembling the lure 2, the first half body portion 4a, the second half body portion 4b, the wire forming the loop 12 and the hooking ring 14, the first spring 8a, the second spring 8b, and the swinging portion 6 are prepared. The first half body 4a is attached with wires for the loop 12 and the hook ring 14, the first spring 8a, the second spring 8b, and the swinging portion 6. The second half body portion 4b is covered on the first half body portion 4 a. The surfaces of the first half body portion 4a and the second half body portion 4b that contact each other are welded. Accordingly, the lure 2 is completed.

The operation and effect of the present invention will be explained below.

The lure 2 according to the present invention has a swing portion 6 for emitting light in the cavity 22 of the body 4. The rocking section 6 is a reflector. The surface of the wobbler 6 reflects light. The body 4 has a degree of transparency to allow light to penetrate into the cavity 22. The light reflected by the swinging portion 6 can be visually recognized from the outside. The light reflected by the swinging part 6 attracts the fish-eating fish. The lure 2 can be expected to have a high hooking rate.

The rocking part 6 of the lure 2 is attached to the body 4 by a spring 8. The swinging portion 6 swings back and forth, up and down, and right and left by the spring 8 in an operation state of the lure 2 such as when a fisherman pulls the lure 2 or when the flow of water or tide is fast. The reflected state of light changes by the operation of the rocking section 6. The visible form of the light emitted from the wobbler 6 changes. The rocking section 6 looks flickering. This effectively attracts the fish-eating fish. The lure 2 can be expected to have a high hooking rate.

The rocking part 6 of the lure 2 is movably mounted on the main body 4 by a spring 8. The spring 8 is operated for a while when the lure 2 is changed from the operating state to the stopped state such as when the angler stops pulling the lure 2 or when the flow of water or tide is stopped. The swinging part 6 swings back and forth, up and down, and right and left for a while after the lure 2 is changed from the operating state to the stopped state. At this time, the rocking section 6 still looks flickering. The rocking section 6 is effective to attract the fish-eating fish for a while after the lure 2 is brought to a stop state. The lure 2 can be expected to have a high hooking rate.

The lure 2 has a lever 10 that limits the movable range of the rocking section 6. The lever 10 largely operates the swing portion 6, thereby preventing the swing portion 6 from being caught in or caught by a structure inside the cavity 22. The rocking part 6 is prevented from being fixed at an abnormal position. Further, the excessive increase of the swing portion 6 can be suppressed by the lever 10. The swing portion 6 can swing at a high frequency. The rocking section 6 looks flickering. This will attract fish-feeding fish more effectively. The lure 2 can be expected to have a high hooking rate.

In the lure according to the related art, generally, the first half body portion and the second half body portion are formed in a left-right symmetrical shape. In the lure having the rocking section and the lever, in the case where the first half body section and the second half body section are configured in a bilaterally symmetrical shape as in the conventional art, the lever is divided at the center in the lateral direction. The lever is comprised of a first portion extending from the first body half and a second portion extending from the second body half. The first portion and the second portion are configured to be butted against each other at the center in the left-right direction. In this lure, there is a seam between the first portion and the second portion (herein, the joint portion of the parts formed separately to each other is referred to as "seam"). The joint on the rod may interfere with the operation of the swing portion. At this seam, it is necessary to align the positions of the first and second parts, and therefore, this may reduce assemblability of the lure.

In this lure 2, the lever 10 has a cantilever structure extending from the first half body portion 4 a. A gap is provided between the end 30 of the lever 10 and the second body half 4 b. At the end 30 of the rod 10, there are no seams with other parts. The lure 2 is easily assembled. The lure 2 is excellent in assemblability.

In this lure 2, the end 30 of the lever 10 is located outside the movable range of the rocking section 6. Even if the rocking part 6 vibrates maximally, the rocking part 6 does not get stuck to the end 30 of the rod 10. The lever 10 does not excessively interfere with the operation of the swing portion 6. The rocking part 6 effectively attracts the fish-eating fish. The lure 2 can be expected to have a high hooking rate.

The rocker 6 is preferably mounted between the first spring 8a and the second spring 8 b. In this embodiment, the rocking section 6 is sandwiched between the first spring 8a and the second spring 8b from the front and rear. This can suppress the swing of the swing portion 6 from becoming excessively large. The swing portion 6 can swing at a high frequency. The rocking section 6 looks flickering. This will attract fish-feeding fish more effectively. The lure 2 can be expected to have a high hooking rate.

As described above, the rocking section 6 rocks back and forth, up and down, and right and left for a while after the lure 2 is brought from the operating state to the stopped state. The vibration time of the lure 2 is preferably 3 seconds or more, more preferably 5 seconds or more, and further preferably 10 seconds or more.

From the viewpoint of effectively attracting the fish-feeding fish, the reflectance of the rocking section 6 is preferably 0.3 or more, more preferably 0.5 or more, and still more preferably 0.7 or more.

Fig. 5 (a) is a cross-sectional view showing a lure 40 according to another embodiment of the present invention. The direction indicated by the arrow Y is the right of the lure 40, and the opposite direction is the left of the lure 40. The direction indicated by the arrow Z is above the lure 40, and the opposite direction is below the lure 40. The direction perpendicular to the paper surface is the front-rear direction of the lure 40. The lure 40 has a main body 42, a rocking portion 44 and a rod 46. Although not shown, the lure 40 further has a wire loop, a hook, and an elastic body. The wire loop, the hook, the wag portion 44 and the elastic member of the lure 40 are the same as those of the lure 2 in fig. 1 to 3. The elastic body of the lure 40 is a spring.

The body 42 has a similar shape to a small fish as a fishing lure. The body 42 is formed of a hard material. Typically, the body 42 is formed of a synthetic resin composition. The body 42 may be formed of a soft material such as a thermoplastic elastomer.

As shown in fig. 5 (a), the main body 42 has a first half main body portion 42a and a second half main body portion 42 b. The first half body portion 42a and the second half body portion 42b extend in the front-rear direction, respectively. The main body 42 is formed by bonding a first half main body 42a and a second half main body 42b from the left-right direction. The main body 42 has a structure in which a first half body 42a and a second half body 42b are bonded to each other from the left-right direction. The body 42 has a cavity 47 therein. The body 42 has a transparency to the extent that light penetrates into the cavity 47. The inside of the cavity 47 can be visually confirmed from the outside. The light from the swinging portion 44 can be visually recognized from the outside. Although not shown, the main body 42 further includes a hooking portion. The hooking portion of the lure 40 is the same as that of the lure 2 of fig. 3.

As shown in fig. 5 (a), the rod 46 extends from the first half body portion 42a to the second half body portion 42 b. The lever 46 and the first half body portion 42a are formed integrally. Therefore, in this lure 40, there is no seam between the rod 46 and the first half body portion 42 a. The end of the rod 46 engages the inner surface of the second body half 42 b. In the lure 40, a seam 48 exists between the rod 46 and the second body half portion 42 b. In this embodiment, the lever 46 has transparency to the extent that the rocking section 44 can be visually confirmed from the outside of the main body 42.

As shown in fig. 5 (a), the rod 46 passes through the hole 50 of the rocking part 44. The outer diameter of the rod 46 is smaller than the inner diameter of the bore 50 of the wag 44. When the rocking part 44 is at rest in the normal posture in which the lure 40 plays, the rod 46 does not contact the inner surface of the hole 50 of the rocking part 44. When the rocking part 44 is actuated, the rocking part 44 may contact the lever 46. The lever 46 restricts the movable range of the swing portion 44 in the front-rear and up-down directions.

Fig. 5 (B) is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the lure 40 is operated vigorously and the rocking section 44 is vibrated at the maximum. As shown in fig. 5 (B), even when the oscillating portion 44 oscillates to the maximum, the oscillating portion 44 does not reach the joint 48 between the rod 46 and the second half body 42B. In other words, in this lure 40, the joint 48 between the lever 46 and the second half body portion 42b is located outside the movable range of the rocking portion 44.

The operation and effect of the present invention will be explained below.

The rocking part 44 of the lure 40 is movably mounted on the main body 42 by a spring. The spring is operated for a while when the angler stops pulling the lure 40, or when the lure 40 is changed from the operating state to the stopped state such as when the flow of water or tide is stopped. In the lure 40, after the operation of the lure 40 is stopped, the fish-eating fish can be attracted effectively.

The lure 40 also has a lever 46 that limits the movable range of the rocking portion 44. The lever 46 largely operates the swing portion 44, thereby preventing the swing portion 44 from being caught or caught in a structure inside the cavity 47. The rocking part 44 is prevented from being fixed at an abnormal position. Further, the lever 46 can suppress the swing of the swing portion 44 from becoming excessively large. The swing portion 44 can swing at a high frequency. The rocking section 44 looks flickering. This will attract fish-feeding fish more effectively. The lure 40 can be expected to have a high hooking rate.

In this lure 40, a rod 46 extends from the first half body portion 42a to the second half body portion 42b, and engages with the inner surface of the second half body portion 42 b. The joint 48 between the lever 46 and the second half body portion 42b is located outside the movable range of the rocking portion 44. Even if the wag 44 vibrates maximally, the wag 44 does not reach the joint 48. The seam 48 does not interfere with the action of the rocking part 44. The lever 46 does not excessively interfere with the operation of the rocking section 44. The rocking section 44 effectively attracts the fish-eating fish. The lure 40 can be expected to have a high hooking rate.

In the lure 40, since the seam 48 does not interfere with the operation of the rocking section 44, the positional alignment accuracy of the lever 46 and the second half body portion 42b at the seam 48 is not required. The lure 40 is easily assembled. The lure 40 has excellent assemblability.

Fig. 6 is a sectional view showing a lure 52 according to still another embodiment of the present invention. The lure 52 is the same as the lure 40 of fig. 5 (a), except for the shape of the rod 54 and the second half body portion 56 b.

As shown in fig. 6, the rod 54 extends from the first half body portion 56a to the second half body portion 56 b. The lever 54 and the first half body portion 56a are formed integrally. Therefore, no seam exists between the rod 54 and the first body half 56 a. The second half body portion 56b has a projection 58 on an inner surface thereof. The end of the rod 54 contacts the surface of the projection 58. The end of the rod 54 engages a surface of the projection 58. On the lure 52, there is a seam 60 between the rod 54 and the second body half portion 56 b. In this embodiment, the lever 54 has transparency to the extent that the swing portion 62 can be visually confirmed from the outside of the main body 56.

As shown in fig. 6, the rod 54 passes through the hole 64 of the wag 62. The outer diameter of the rod 54 is smaller than the inner diameter of the bore 64 of the wag 62. When the rocking part 62 is at rest in the normal posture in which the lure 52 plays, the rod 54 does not contact the inner surface of the hole 64 of the rocking part 62. When the rocking part 62 is actuated, the rocking part 62 may contact the lever 54. The lever 54 restricts the movable range of the swing portion 62 in the front-rear and up-down directions.

Although not shown, in the case where the lure 52 is vigorously operated and the rocking portion 62 is maximally vibrated, the rocking portion 62 does not reach the joint 60 between the lever 54 and the projection 58 of the second half body portion 56 b. In other words, in this lure 52, the joint 60 between the lever 54 and the projection 58 of the second half body portion 56b is located outside the movable range of the rocking portion 44.

In this lure 52, the joint 60 between the lever 54 and the projection 58 of the second half body portion 56b is located outside the movable range of the rocking portion 62. Even if the rocking part 62 vibrates maximally, the rocking part 62 does not reach the joint 60. The seam 60 does not interfere with the operation of the rocking part 62. The lever 54 does not excessively interfere with the operation of the swing portion 62. The wag 62 effectively attracts the fish-eating fish. The lure 52 can be expected to have a high hooking rate.

In this lure 52, the seam 60 does not interfere with the operation of the rocking section 62, and therefore the positional alignment accuracy between the lever 54 and the projection 58 of the second half body portion 56b is not required. The lure 52 is easily assembled. The lure 52 has excellent assemblability.

Fig. 7 (a) is a cross-sectional view showing a lure 70 according to still another embodiment of the present invention. The lure 70 is the same as the lure 40 of fig. 5 (a) except for the first half body portion 72a and the rod 74.

As shown in fig. 7 (a), the lever 74 is located between the first half body portion 72a and the second half body portion 72 b. A first end of the lever 74 engages the first body half 72 a. In this lure 70, there is a seam 76 between the lever 74 and the first half body portion 72 a. The seam 76 between the rod 74 and the first body half 72a is referred to as a first seam 76 a. A second end of the rod 74 engages the second body half 72 b. In the lure 70, there is a seam 76 between the rod 74 and the second body half portion 72 b. The seam 76 between the stem 74 and the second body half 72b is referred to as a second seam 76 b.

As shown in fig. 7 (a), the rod 74 passes through the hole 80 of the rocking section 78. The outer diameter of the rod 74 is smaller than the inner diameter of the bore 80 of the wobble portion 78. When the rocking part 78 is at rest in the normal posture in which the lure 70 plays, the rod 74 does not contact the inner surface of the hole 80 of the rocking part 78. When the rocking part 78 is actuated, the rocking part 78 may contact the lever 74. The lever 74 restricts the movable range of the rocking section 78 in the front-rear and up-down directions. The lever 74 has transparency to the extent that the rocking section 78 can be visually confirmed from the outside of the main body.

Fig. 7 (B) is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the lure 70 is operated vigorously and the rocking section 78 is vibrated at the maximum. As shown in fig. 7 (B), even when the wobbles 78 vibrate to the maximum extent, the wobbles 78 do not reach the first joint 76 a. In other words, the first joint 76a is located outside the movable range of the rocking section 78. Although not shown, when the oscillating portion 78 oscillates to the maximum, the oscillating portion 78 does not reach the second joint 76 b. In other words, the second joint 76b is located outside the movable range of the swinging portion 78.

In this lure 70, since the first joint 76a and the second joint 76b are both located outside the movable range of the rocking section 78, even if the rocking section 78 vibrates maximally, the rocking section 78 does not reach these joints 76. These seams 76 do not interfere with the action of the rockers 78. The lever 74 does not excessively interfere with the operation of the rocking section 78. The rocking section 78 effectively attracts the fish-eating fish. The lure 70 can be expected to have a high hooking rate.

In the lure 70, since the first joint 76a and the second joint 76b do not interfere with the operation of the rocking section 78, the positional alignment accuracy at these joints 76 is not required. The lure 70 is easily assembled. The lure 70 has excellent assemblability.

In the embodiment of fig. 5-7, the ends of the bars at the seams are flat surfaces with the surface of either the first body half or the second body half. The end portion of the rod and the surface of the first half body portion or the second half body portion may have projections and recesses, and these projections and recesses may be engaged with each other. Fig. 8 shows this situation. In this lure 82, the end of the lever 84 has a concave portion 86, and the surface of the projection 90 of the second half body portion 88 has a convex portion 92. The recess 86 engages the projection 92.

In the above-described embodiment, the rocking section is a reflector. The oscillating portion may be a phosphor or a phosphor that receives light from the outside and emits the light. The oscillating portion may be a transmissive body that receives light from the outside and condenses or diffuses the light. Typical examples of the transmissive body include a lens and a prism.

The rocking section may be a self-luminous body. Typical examples of the light-emitting body include a chemical light-emitting body using light emission generated by a chemical reaction. As another example of the light-emitting body, a light-emitting device can be given. For example, a swing portion is used in which a light emitting diode and a battery are fixed to a main body thereof.

The present invention has been described above by taking as an example an embodiment of the fish lure. Although not illustrated here, the present invention can also be applied to a lure for aquatic products other than fish such as cuttlefish.

As described above, the lure according to the present invention can effectively attract fish-eating fish. The lure can attract fish-eating fish after changing from the action state to the stop state. Moreover, the lure has excellent assemblability. Thus, the advantages of the present invention are apparent.

[ Industrial Applicability ]

The artificial bait is suitable for fishing in various places such as lakes, marshes, ponds, reservoirs, rivers, seas and the like.

Claims (6)

1. A kind of artificial bait is characterized in that,

has a main body, a rocking part and a lever, wherein,

the main body comprises a first half main body part and a second half main body part which respectively extend along the front-back direction, and has a structure formed by bonding the first half main body part and the second half main body part from the left-right direction, and the main body is internally provided with a cavity;

the swinging part has a hole penetrating in the left-right direction, is movably mounted on the main body in the cavity and emits light;

the rod penetrates through the hole and is used for limiting the movable range of the swinging part,

the main body is configured to allow light from the swing portion to be visually recognized from the outside,

the rocking part is capable of operating even after the lure is changed from the operating state to the stopped state,

the lever has a cantilevered structure extending from the first body half,

the end of the lever is located outside the movable range of the rocking section.

2. A kind of artificial bait is characterized in that,

has a main body, a rocking part and a lever, wherein,

the main body comprises a first half main body part and a second half main body part which respectively extend along the front-back direction, and has a structure formed by bonding the first half main body part and the second half main body part from the left-right direction, and the main body is internally provided with a cavity;

the swinging part has a hole penetrating in the left-right direction, is movably mounted on the main body in the cavity and emits light;

the lever extends from the first half body portion to the second half body portion through the hole for limiting a movable range of the swing portion,

the main body is configured to allow light from the swing portion to be visually recognized from the outside,

the rocking part is capable of operating even after the lure is changed from the operating state to the stopped state,

the joint of the lever and the second half body portion is located outside the movable range of the swing portion.

3. The lure according to claim 2,

at the joint, the end of the rod and the surface of the second half body portion have projections and recesses, and the projections and recesses of the rod are engaged with the projections and recesses of the second half body portion.

4. The lure according to claim 2 or 3,

the joint of the lever and the first half body portion is located outside the movable range of the rocking portion.

5. The lure according to any one of claims 1 to 4,

the rocking section is any one of a reflector, a phosphor, and a transmitter that receives light from the outside and emits the light.

6. The lure according to any one of claims 1 to 4,

the swinging part is a luminous body which emits light.

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