CN212381952U - Squid fishing device - Google Patents
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Abstract
The utility model discloses a squid catching device, which comprises a compressed air source arranged on a ship, wherein the outlet end of the compressed air source is connected with a pressure reducing valve, the controlled inlet end of the pressure reducing valve is connected with a microcomputer through a first cable, and the microcomputer is connected with an echo depth sounder of an underwater antenna through a second cable; still including installing the module under the sea, the module includes first pneumatic fish sound transmitter and the pneumatic fish sound transmitter of second, first pneumatic fish sound transmitter passes through the flexible tube and controlled valve and relief pressure valve exit linkage, the pneumatic fish sound transmitter of second will be controlled the valve and is connected with microcomputer through the third cable, the utility model discloses the accessible attracts the squid, remains in catching the district to the search-the enthusiasm of catching of reinforcing squid strengthens the squid and catches, thereby can guarantee to the activation that the squid was caught during whole delay line squid angles or other fishing tackle catchments.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to an industry fishing field specifically is a squid fishing device.
Background
Currently, there are various sound generators for attracting and gathering fish and marine invertebrate organisms to achieve the purpose of intensive fishing. Known underwater acoustic devices include electrically operated underwater acoustic emitters or piezo ceramic underwater acoustic emitters, including recorders recording a series of acoustic signals, such as the sound of eating a seriola quinqueradiata, the sound of backing a boat, a series of pulses at a frequency of 600Hz, rain and amplifiers. During the fishing process, the emitter is put into the water from the side of the ship, and the recorder and the signal amplifier are arranged on the ship.
The squid is acted on by sound vibration transmitted in the water body, and the light field attraction effect can be enhanced by using the sound signal, so that the squid catching efficiency is improved.
However, the known devices have a number of significant drawbacks, namely the insufficient efficiency of attraction and concentration of the squid due to its rapid adaptation to a single sound, in addition to the low quality of the transmitted signal of the electrodynamic or electromagnetic field. Because the used electrodynamic or piezoelectric ceramic transmitters distort the reproduced bio-signal when the operating band in the low frequency region is extended. Furthermore, increasing the intensity of the emitted sound from a distance to attract the fishing subject is not always acceptable, because unnatural strong acoustic signals can scare away squids located near the emitter. Further, it was found that the squid-biting fishhook attracted by light and sound is insufficient in strength due to the spatial motion lacking the sound field. A fish sound simulation device is known, which comprises a compressed air source, wherein the outlet of the compressed air source is connected with a control unit, the control unit comprises an electromagnetic valve, a time relay and pneumatic emitters connected in series with fish sound signals through flexible pipes, and each group of emitters is formed by combining three emitters. Each emitter of the fish sound signal is provided with a limit check valve and a tank which is always larger in volume than the tank of the previous emitter.
The device has the disadvantage of low effective influence on the squid due to the lack of vertical motion component of the fish acoustic signal emitter.
It is well known that immersed and pop-up objects also attract squid, increasing the sensation of movement and stimulating the squid' puffs towards the hook. Therefore, the lack of vertical movement of the sound field is obviously the defect of the device and also the reason of low strength of the squid-biting fishing tackle in the squid-fishing process.
Known underwater acoustic device-a fish sound simulator that collects fish in the area of action of the fishing gear. The fish sound simulator is characterized in that a signal electron generator, a power supply and a power amplifier are arranged in a shell of the fish sound simulator, and the fish sound simulator is connected to an underwater acoustic transducer in a spherical piezoelectric ceramic head (positive buoyancy) form through a cable.
A major drawback of this and similar devices for controlling fish behavior is that the fish sound simulator is not able to emit fish sounds efficiently, since it cannot guarantee a broad band spectrum of the sounds emitted by it, which is characteristic of most fish signals, especially in the low frequency region of the spectrum (below 1kHz), corresponding to the hearing region of most fish and marine invertebrate organisms harvested. The more efficient sound emission of piezoelectric transducers is limited to the vicinity of the resonance frequency, while the low frequency resonance can only be achieved by the large size of the simulator active device, which complicates its use in fishing and, in addition, implies high costs for the transducer.
The technical essence is that the closest to the reported solution is a squid catching device, which comprises a compressed air source and an outlet control unit, a fish sound pneumatic emitter, a check valve and an air storage tank, the volume of which exceeds the volume of the previous air tank and are connected in series by a flexible pipe, the compressed air source and the control unit are placed on a ship, the pneumatic fish sound emitter, the check valve and the air storage tank are placed outside a radial plane of a ship body, the air tanks are provided with flexible sheaths and are made of elastic materials, and each air tank is provided with a depth-fixed counterweight, and the weight of each air tank is larger than the weight of the previous counterweight (Russian Federal patent No. 2338374, IPC A01K79/00, published in 2008).
Disadvantages of the known device include:
the energy level of the transmitted signals is limited by the structure of the fish underwater sound pneumatic transmitter, so that the attraction range of the fish underwater sound pneumatic transmitter to the squids is limited, the sound wave influence area of the squids can be enlarged by increasing the power of the transmitted sound, and the squids near the pneumatic transmitter can be startled by an over-strong signal;
the signals emitted by the pneumatic emitters of fish connected in series are formed in horizontal turns from side to side, and each next signal is added to the previous one, these signals being sounded simultaneously, and when the supply of compressed air is stopped, the signals are also formed starting from the pneumatic emitter close to the source. However, the sequential movement of sounds under natural conditions is a common phenomenon of fish swimming. Under natural conditions, the fish school signal is randomly formed in any direction. Thus, the known devices do not reflect the real conditions of the swimming fish and the movements thereof in a sea environment, thereby limiting the fishing area and reducing its efficiency.
The air bubbles formed by the fish sound pneumatic emitter under the ship are positioned in the shadow space of the light emitted by the lighting lamp ring, so that the attraction of the light shadow to the squid is small, and the light shadow is just the motion characteristic of small fish under natural light sources such as moon, stars and the like.
The squid density (convergence degree) at different distances from the ship and the adaptive relation of the sound source level of the emission signal relative to the squid convergence distance and the like are not evaluated, so that the efficiency of attracting and keeping the squids in a fishing area is greatly reduced.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
An object of the utility model is to provide a device is catched to squid to solve the problem of proposing in the above-mentioned background art.
In order to achieve the above object, the utility model provides a following technical scheme:
a squid fishing device comprises a compressed air source arranged on a ship, wherein the outlet end of the compressed air source is connected with a pressure reducing valve, the controlled inlet end of the pressure reducing valve is connected with a microcomputer through a first cable, and the microcomputer is connected with an echo depth finder of an underwater antenna through a second cable;
the device is characterized by further comprising a module arranged under the sea surface, wherein the module comprises a first pneumatic fish sound emitter and a second pneumatic fish sound emitter, the first pneumatic fish sound emitter is connected with an outlet of the pressure reducing valve through a flexible pipe and a controlled valve, and the second pneumatic fish sound emitter is used for connecting the controlled valve with the microcomputer through a third cable.
As a further aspect of the present invention: the module includes an underwater light source connecting the controlled valve with the microcomputer through a fourth cable.
As a further aspect of the present invention: the microcomputer 3 is connected to an electric transmitter 19 via a fifth cable 18.
Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the utility model are that: the squid catching device comprises a compressed air source, a control unit arranged on a ship, a pneumatic fish sound emitter, a flexible pipe and a valve arranged under water, wherein a microcomputer is arranged as the control unit; the pneumatic fish emitters are combined into at least one module, and one module contains at least two types of pneumatic fish sound emitters, so as to ensure the capability of attracting specific fishes at different distances, and the pneumatic fish sound emitters are respectively and independently controlled by control valves in the horizontal direction and the vertical direction of the structure. Each adjacent pneumatic emitter is connected to the adjacent pneumatic emitter through a controlled valve, and then to a pressure reducing valve connected to a compressed air source, and the inlet control end of the pressure reducing valve is connected to a control unit.
The microcomputer is used as a control unit, so that different operation modes of the pneumatic emitter for creating various fish sounds according to the fishing condition can be quickly ensured, and the process of sucking and gathering the squids in the fishing area can be naturally enhanced.
At least one module of the fish sound pneumatic emitter can ensure that the existence of various fishes and fish schools which are preyed by the squids in the fishing area is imitated, and a natural scene in which the squid predation objects exist in the fishing area is presented, so that the squids are attracted to the fishing area. So as to strengthen the suction process of the squid and improve the fishing efficiency of aquatic organisms.
The fish sound pneumatic emitter module is connected by means of a pressure reducing valve of a compressed air source and a valve controlled by a control unit, so that the concentration of the attracted sound and the squid in the fishing area is enhanced.
The device with the pressure reducing valve (inlet controlled) can regulate the air pressure entering the fish sound pneumatic emitter in a wide range, so as to more accurately simulate the existence of different groups and types of fish in a fish shoal and stimulate the squids to swim to the fishing gear, which is beneficial to realizing the technical result.
In order to further enhance the process of attracting and gathering squid in the fishing area, the device is purposefully equipped with an electric emitter which can help attract aquatic organisms at great distances (up to 2km), using respective different analog signals, such as the sound simulating the attack of the fish herd by predators, or the predation of the fish herd by predatory fish as squid foodstuff.
The device is provided with an echo sounder, can observe aquatic organisms in a water area, measures the distance between the device and an aquatic organism accumulation area, and provides data for the control unit so as to calculate the level of influence on the aquatic organisms, so that the sound source level of the emission signal adapts to the distance between the squid accumulation areas, and the efficiency of attracting and keeping the squid in a fishing area is obviously improved.
Based on feedback between the emitter and the echo depth sounder (the gathering degree of the caught objects at different distances from the ship can be evaluated), and based on timely controlling the emission power level by the electric emitter and the pneumatic emitter, when the squid approaches the catching area, the continuous constant sound intensity (approximately equal intensity) of the auditory receptors of the caught objects is correspondingly provided according to the distance approaching the ship, so that the efficiency of attracting and keeping the squid in the catching area can be improved, the higher searching-catching enthusiasm of aquatic organisms is increased and maintained in the catching process, the catching amount is correspondingly improved, and the realization of technical achievements is facilitated.
The device module structure is equipped with underwater light source, can illuminate the bubble that produces from the pneumatic transmitter of fish sound, forms the picture that fish moved about to the optical effect of reinforcing attraction squid, thereby ensure that the squid gathers near fishing tackle
The operation of the device is a continuous automated process including the activation, adjustment and deactivation of the electric emitters, the pneumatic fish emitter modules, and the underwater light sources based on the echo data, which effectively attract and gather squid to fishing gear and enhance its predation activity. Therefore, the device can enhance squid catching by attracting and retaining the squids in the catching area and enhancing the searching-catching enthusiasm of the squids, thereby ensuring the activation of the squid catching during the whole fishing period of the long-line squid catching or other fishing gears.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a squid catching device;
in the figure: 1. a vessel; 2. a source of compressed air; 3. a microcomputer; 4. a source of compressed air; 5. a pressure reducing valve; 6. a first cable; 7. a second cable; 8. an echo sounder; 9. an underwater antenna; 10. a module; 11. a first pneumatic fish sound emitter; 12. a second pneumatic fish sound emitter; 13. a flexible tube; 14. a controlled valve; 15. a third cable; 16. an underwater light source; 17. a fourth cable; 18. a fifth cable; 19. an electric transmitter.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be described clearly and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments in the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by a person skilled in the art without creative work belong to the protection scope of the present invention.
Referring to fig. 1, in an embodiment of the present invention, a squid catching device includes a compressed air source 4 disposed on a ship 1, an outlet end of the compressed air source 4 is connected to a pressure reducing valve 5, a controlled inlet end of the pressure reducing valve 5 is connected to a microcomputer 3 through a first cable 6, and the microcomputer 3 is connected to an echo depth finder 8 of an underwater antenna 9 through a second cable 7;
the device also comprises a module 10 installed under the sea surface, wherein the module 10 comprises a first pneumatic fish sound emitter 11 and a second pneumatic fish sound emitter 12, the first pneumatic fish sound emitter 11 is connected with an outlet of the pressure reducing valve 5 through a flexible pipe 13 and a controlled valve 14, and the second pneumatic fish sound emitter 12 is used for connecting the controlled valve 14 with the microcomputer 3 through a third cable 15.
The module 10 comprises an underwater light source 16, the underwater light source 16 connecting the controlled valve 14 with the microcomputer 3 through a fourth cable 17.
The microcomputer 3 is connected to an electric transmitter 19 through a fifth cable 18.
The boat 1 equipped with fishing gear, for example using a hook 20, evaluates the distribution of squid in the water area of fishing in the fishing area by means of an echosounder 8. The discovery sets up anchor 21 that floats behind the squid that gathers, starts light source 16 under water, will again the utility model discloses the device is put into the aquatic, then has put fishing tackle fishhook/jigging machine. The echosounder 8 is then turned on, thereby evaluating the distribution of the squid in the water. The data obtained by the echosounder 8 are sent to the microcomputer 3, and the microcomputer 3 is started up after processing the information for finding, attracting and keeping the squid in the fishing area. If the squid is far away, the microcomputer 3 transmits a control signal to the electric transmitter 19 through the fifth cable 18, and the electric transmitter 19 emits an underwater sound signal to simulate the sound of a predator attacking the fish school or the fish school as a squid foodstuff being predated by predatory fishes, thereby attracting them to catch the area.
When the squid is close to the fishing boat 1, the microcomputer 3 changes the signal input into the electric transmitter 19, gradually reduces the signal power and ensures the optimal sound pressure level of the squid moving towards the boat 1. At the same time, the microcomputer 3 switches to attract and hold the squid in the fishing area. And signals the compressed air source 4 via the cable 6 and sets the desired air pressure by means of the pressure reducing valve 5. Next, the compressed air enters the module 10 through the flexible tube 13, and the control signal of the microcomputer 3 is supplied to the controlled valve 14 through the third cable 15, the controlled valve 14 is opened, and the compressed air enters the first pneumatic fish sound emitter 11 and the second pneumatic fish sound emitter 12 through the controlled valve 14, respectively. I.e. starting to emit a hydroacoustic signal with spectral-temporal and energy characteristics similar to those of the biological signals of small open-tube bubble fish, which are predators of squid, while creating a bubble zone simulating the turbulent conditions of the aquatic environment, thus attracting squid at moderate distances.
In order to stimulate squid predation aggressiveness, the microcomputer 3 sends a signal to the module 10 to simulate the presence of various fish populations in the fishing area, individually or simultaneously, as squid predation targets.
After the squid are gathered in the fishing area, in order to enhance the effect of attracting the squid and gathering the squid further to the vicinity of the fishing gear 20, the microcomputer 3 transmits a control signal to the underwater light source 16 through the fourth cable 17, illuminates bubbles from the first pneumatic fish sound emitter 11 and the second pneumatic fish sound emitter 12 of the fish sound, and forms a fish swimming picture, which stimulates the enthusiasm of the squid to force the squid to swim to the fishing gear 20.
Although the present description is described in terms of embodiments, not every embodiment includes only a single embodiment, and such description is for clarity only, and those skilled in the art should be able to integrate the description as a whole, and the embodiments can be appropriately combined to form other embodiments as will be understood by those skilled in the art.
Therefore, the above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present application, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present application; all changes which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are to be embraced within their scope.
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1. The squid fishing device is characterized by comprising a compressed air source (4) arranged on a ship (1), wherein the outlet end of the compressed air source (4) is connected with a pressure reducing valve (5), the controlled inlet end of the pressure reducing valve (5) is connected with a microcomputer (3) through a first cable (6), and the microcomputer (3) is connected with an echo depth sounder (8) of an underwater antenna (9) through a second cable (7);
the device is characterized by further comprising a module (10) installed under the sea surface, wherein the module (10) comprises a first pneumatic fish sound emitter (11) and a second pneumatic fish sound emitter (12), the first pneumatic fish sound emitter (11) is connected with an outlet of the pressure reducing valve (5) through a flexible pipe (13) and a controlled valve (14), and the second pneumatic fish sound emitter (12) is used for connecting the controlled valve (14) with the microcomputer (3) through a third cable (15).
2. A squid catching device according to claim 1, characterized in that the module (10) comprises an underwater light source (16), the underwater light source (16) connecting the controlled valve (14) with the microcomputer (3) through a fourth cable (17).
3. A squid catching device according to claim 1, characterized in that the microcomputer (3) is connected with an electric emitter (19) through a fifth cable (18).
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