DE8802372U1 - Acoustic fish bite alarm with line feed - Google Patents

Description

You Leap· Owner Alfred Oetfalk, iampenfaohgeaehä,ft Acoustic bite alarm with sonurdurohlouf.

The invention relates to an acute fish bite detector with a sonurduct for anglers in standing and flowing waters, especially for night anglers, for mounting on the rod holder,

There are a number of optical bite indicators available for anglers. Acoustic bite indicators, on the other hand, are only offered in small numbers. There are electronic bite indicators that emit a sound when a fish bites. However, these have the disadvantage that they are very sensitive to moisture and vibrations. A relatively high purchase price, as well as the constant purchase of batteries, have proven to be disadvantageous. Another acoustic bite indicator is a bell that can be clipped onto the rod tip. This relatively inexpensive bite indicator has the disadvantage that you can only hear something when the fish pulls on the fishing line with a strong tug, causing the rod tip to vibrate when the reel is closed. The resistance is so great that many fish immediately let go of the bait because they notice that something is wrong. The invention is based on the object of eliminating the above-mentioned disadvantages of acoustic fish bite detectors of the types mentioned above and of creating a bite detector that is simple and inexpensive to manufacture and provides reliability.

This goal is achieved by the fact that the bite alarm consists of a sturdy plastic housing and the rubber roller as well as the sound of the whistle work in any weather. The Velcro fasteners mean that this bite alarm can be quickly and securely mounted on any conventional rod holder. The preferred form of attachment is characterized in claim 5.

In the drawings, the subject matter of the invention is shown in an embodiment (12), in a side view (1), in a plan view (2), and in partial views (3 to 11).

The acoustic fish bite alarm "consists of a sturdy 2mm plastic housing 3-4, which is 70mm long, 20mm wide and 35mm high. It is characterized by a 1mm wide, continuous slot for inserting the fishing line, which runs exactly in the middle of the housing 25mm vertically to the housing base. After about 17mm from the left inner edge of the housing, a "jrnäi steel axis S runs horizontally flush from the left to the right housing wall. A 17mm high, 23mm wide and 1mra thick rubber roller 5 can rotate around this steel axis, which rotates on a 20mm high hard plastic carrier rounded at the top and bottom with an axis hole of at least 3.02mn. On one side of the rubber roller there is a 30mm wide, 0.3mm thick plastic gear 6 with eight teeth, notched by 23mm, and a 30mm wide, 0.3mm thick plastic disk 7 firmly glued to the other side. A 38mm long, 6mm wide, and 0.1mm thick plastic sound sheet 9 runs horizontally down the middle from the right-hand front inner wall of the housing to the notches in the gear, right in front of the rubber roller. Sound sheets of different thicknesses can be used to achieve greater resistance values, for flowing water, and to increase the volume. The side cover 4 of the housing can be removed from its fixed holder to replace the sound sheets. On the top of the cover there is a flat, slightly curved rubber pad for adjusting the rod holder, and two Velcro straps with a holder for mounting on rod holders of different thicknesses. The 1mm line guide bracket (10) made of round metal can be opened upwards by turning it to insert the fishing line. The front and rear locking and guiding of the fishing line is then achieved by turning it downwards to the round 2mm magnet bolt (11). When a strike is made, the line guide bracket opens and the fishing line slides out of the bite detector. This allows for a fight without hindrance. The design shown and described is only an example of how the invention can be implemented.

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It works when a pike picks up the bait on the hook and swims away with it. The rubber reel is driven when the taut fishing line, in thicknesses ranging from 0.10 mm to 0.60 mm, has been inserted into the housing, at the front and back, down to the bottom through the locking mechanism of the fishing line guide bracket. The bracket of the fishing line reel remains open so that the pike can pull the line off unhindered. When a fish bites, the fishing line wraps around part of the rubber roller, which is rotated by the movement of the hook, whereby the plastic gear pushes the sounding disc to the side until it finally slips out of the notch and hits the next tooth. When the rod is struck, a clearly audible sound is produced, which is amplified by thicker and wider sounding blades. Thicker or wider sounding blades are also required in flowing water so that the current cannot pull the fishing line and the reel/blade resistance creates an appropriate braking effect. The ability to replace the sounding blades means that resistance values from just 0.5 grams to even 22 vJram can be achieved. It is recommended that the fish bite detector be installed after the first line guide ring of the fishing rod, which is placed horizontally in two rod holders. This mechanical and acoustic fish bite detector is intended for bottom anglers, primarily for night anglers, to notice when a fish has bitten and to be able to set the hook without any problems. It can be used in any weather. The production of this fish bite detector is not difficult. The costs are relatively low. The components are subject to almost no wear and tear and can be easily replaced.

Claims (8)

1 Protection claims 1. Acoustic fish bite alarm with line feed for anglers in still and flowing waters, especially for night anglers, for mounting on the rod holder, characterized, that the bite detector consists of a slotted plastic housing with two Velcro fasteners attached to the sides and the cavity with a rubber roller rotating horizontally around a steel axis, which is provided with an overlapping plastic gear glued on top and an overlapping plastic disc glued on bottom, as well as a replaceable plastic sound reed. 2. Acoustic fish bite alarm with line passage according to claim 1, characterized, that the housing is made of metal. 3. Acoustic fish bite alarm with line passage according to claims 1 and 2, characterized, that the sound plate, the roller gear and the roller disc are made of metal. 4. Acoustic fish bite alarm with line passage according to claims 1 to 3, characterized, that the rubber roller is mounted with a ball bearing. 5. Acoustic fish bite alarm with line passage according to claims 1 to 4, characterized, that the housing slot and the line guide bracket are not horizontally but vertically, thus achieving a tighter line guide. · a · 6. Acoustic fish bite alarm with line passage according to claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the steel axis can be moved into different bores. 7. Acoustic fish bite alarm with line passage according to claims 1 to 6, characterized, that the rubber roller, top and bottom, is each provided with a gear wheel so that a double sound sheet assembly is possible, 8. Acoustic fish bite alarm with: line passage according to claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the cord guide bracket is pulled downwards by a tension spring. 9« Acoustic fish bite alarm with line passage according to claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the line guidance is achieved by a movable locking/unlocking spring in round shape.