FI123069B - Sail arrangement, corresponding attachment means, pressure element and lure - Google Patents

Description

Sail arrangement, corresponding attachment means, pressure element and lure

The present invention relates to a lure arrangement for substantially stationary fisheries, such as spinning and plaice fishing or sea fishing. The invention also relates to a coupling means 5, a printing element and a lure adapted to the lure arrangement in question.

The arrangement comprises a lure with a floating body, which must have a hook or hooks which are similar to those of a catching fish of a construction and design generally known in the art. In addition, the lure must have means for attaching it to the line, either directly or through various attachment means.

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Many lures for catching fish require a sensitive movement to mimic the swimming characteristics of their catch. A condition for achieving delicate motion is the lighter weight and preferably also the small size. In practice, light weight means that the sediment frame is floating. On the other hand, the lure should be made to sink 15 so that it is in the correct position in the trap and / or it should be able to be brought into the correct position in the trap by the fishing rod. Correct positioning in the trap means for many lures, such as fish imitating, a substantially horizontal position.

Known lures have problems with their size, weight or swimming position.

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Problems have been substantially overcome by the lure arrangement of the invention comprising a floating lure body, a fishing line bracket and at least one hook / hook bracket, characterized by the present invention, including torque arm means for applying a moment of

Additional features characterizing the invention are included in the appended dependent claims. Independent Requirements Connector, Printed Element, and

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The lure is defined with its characteristic features in the appended claims cS 30 9, 10 and 11.

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The invention will be explained in more detail by means of the accompanying drawing, which illustrates, by way of example, various embodiments of the invention relating to the lure and the essential parts thereof. In the drawing present, 2

Figure 1 shows one embodiment of a lure arrangement according to the invention,

Figure 2 Another embodiment 5 of the lure arrangement according to the invention

Figure 3 shows a third embodiment of the lure arrangement according to the invention, and

Fig. 4 connecting elements for securing the spaces between the load frame and the weight loading element.

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Figure 1 shows a lure having a lure body 1 of a floating structure, either in material and / or in structure. The body 1 is provided with a fishing line attachment 3 in a conventional manner, and a squid hook 2 is exemplarily attached to the opposite end. Instead of a squat hook, there may also be a hook attachment loop for attaching a conventional lure hook 15. In the vicinity of the fishing line bracket 3, a weight 9 is attached to the lure body at the end of a rigid arm 8.

In this embodiment, the weight 9 is dimensioned such that (together with the weight of the arm 8, the hook (s) 2) exceeds the buoyancy generated by the body 1, i.e. the lure 20 is sinking under prevailing water conditions. In addition, the shaft 8 is dimensioned in such a way that the weight 9 thereby provides a torque to the body 1 sufficient to counteract the lifting torque provided by the body 1. As a result of this effect, the lure will settle in its float position in a position where the moments in question cancel each other out, which position is determined by the angle of set-up between arm 8 and body 1. Particular

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The set-up angle 25 may be provided by a fixed attachment of the arm 8 to the body 1 or a | T hinge attachment 7 which allows the arm 8 to have a suitably limited rotation of cm relative to the body 1. The hinge attachment 7 and the arm 8 may be x-shaped such that the weight 9 and the arm 8 can be pivoted under the lure body 1 with the lure

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a 3o m o Figure 2 shows an alternative lure arrangement for implementing the invention, which

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comprises, in a known manner, a frame 1, a hook 2 attached to the frame, and a bracket 3 shaped to carry out the invention, i.e. to attach the weight 4 3 to the leaning structure. In this embodiment, the fastener 3 also functions as a fishing line fastener.

The body 1 is elongated, for example imitating fish. The bracket 3 attached to the other end of the body 1, 5 '' main side ', is implemented as a loop which is more supportive and extending than a conventional fishing line attachment, the loop level of which is substantially vertical in the intended swim position.

The weight 4 to be attached to the trunk frame is elongated and has at its other end 10 a structure which allows the weight to be attached to the bracket loop 3 projecting from the trunk body. This structure may be e.g. The sides of the slot are equipped with parallel sleds, through which the hinge pin guides the locking loop in the slot. Such a hinge pin can act as a locking device for a wig or the like. The weight 4 15 should be so heavy that it causes the body 1 attached to it to submerge in the water where the lure is to be used.

When the lure of Figure 2 is made to sink, the lure body 1 tends to pivot upward from the force of the lever acting on it so that the angle 20 between the lure and the weight tends to increase. In order to limit this pivoting movement, the lean body 1 and / or the weight within their mutual attachment area must be shaped such that the shaped parts align with the desired value of the angle between the body and the weight.

It is preferable to define this angular position such that the moment applied by the weight 4 caused by the gravity load on the load frame and the opposite lifting torque δ 25 caused by the load frame place the load frame in a suitable cubic position, for example a horizontal position. Of course, this appropriate o i cvj swim position may be something else, depending on the lure structure and the target x.

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oj 30 With respect to the lifting moment, the rotation between the weight 4 and the load frame may be free, possibly so that the weight may be substantially parallel

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with the lure body 4, which arrangement provides space saving and processing flexibility in lure storage and transport. By appropriately shaping 4, the swiveling weight under the frame can include storage space (s) for hooks attached to the frame, if necessary.

In the embodiment of Fig. 1, or modifications thereof, the weight 5 can be shaped with the features typically provided to a lure by a swim-bar attached to the hull. This implementation is important for the lure for casting, which includes the lure rewinding stages, during which the best swimming simulation of the baitfish is relevant to the lure's operation.

Figure 3 illustrates another embodiment of the invention as applied to plaice fishing.

In this embodiment, the lure body is connected to the weight 6 via an independent connecting element 5. The connecting elements can be chained by joining them in series to produce a lure suitable for flounder fishing. The connecting elements 5 must have a structure which functions in the same manner as the weight 15 of the drawbar bracket 3 in the embodiment shown in Figure 2. In addition, with regard to this cooperative structure, the simple possibility of attaching the drawer body 1 to the connection element, respectively, the possibility of detaching therefrom must be taken into account.

One practicable construction of the bracket bracket 3 is shown in Figure 4.

The fastener 3 is a loop structure which protrudes from the lure body 1 and has a downwardly extending cam shape. This cam shape is adapted to work with the depicting element so that the cam of the bracket 3 is pivotally mounted against the support surface of the element, thereby directing the lure body to a certain lifting position. Preferably, the axis of rotation 0 25 between the fastener 3 and the printing element is a lock corresponding to the wedge lock, by means of which the printed elements can be chained to the desired extent to an appropriate length of each other.

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Preferably, the junction 30 of the lure body bracket 3 and the weight 4, or the weight element 5, respectively, of the junction 30 should be somewhat spaced sideways so that the lure body has o lateral movement to provide an advantageous ui ti movement for fishing lure.

Claims (11)

A lure arrangement comprising a floating lure body (1), a fishing line bracket (3) and at least one hook / hook bracket (2), characterized in that the arrangement comprises 5 torque arm means (8,3) for applying a moment of weight load (9,4,6) the lifting torque generated by the dragging body as a response torque. Lure arrangement according to Claim 1, characterized in that the means comprise a handle (8) attached to the lure body (1) and a weight (9) attached to its projecting end. 10 Lure arrangement according to Claim 2, characterized in that the arm (8) is articulated with the lure body (1) with limited movement. Lure arrangement according to Claim 1, characterized in that the torque arm means is a bracket (3) for securing the lure body to the connection element (4,5) in order to provide a weight loading moment on the lure body. Lure arrangement according to Claim 4, characterized in that the connecting element (4) provides a weight loading torque. 20 Lure arrangement according to claim 4, characterized in that the connecting element (5) is loaded with a separate weight (6). 7. A lure arrangement according to claim 1, 2 or 5, characterized in that the means CM δ 25 (4; 8,9) for applying a weight load to the lure body (1) is shaped as a swim list. CM i 1 ^ o cm Lure arrangement according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the x torque arm means (8,3) and the corresponding weight load (9,4,6) are arranged to position the CL lure body (1) in a substantially horizontal swimming position. a m Connecting means (5) for providing a lure arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that it has a locking of the fastening (3) acting as a torque arm, limited from the pivoting position. A printing element (4) for providing a lure arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a locking of the bracket (3) acting as a torque arm, limited from the pivot position. Lure for providing a lure arrangement according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that a weight (9) is attached to the lure body (1) by means of a torque arm (8), a fixed or settable angular position between the torque arm and lure body. c \ j δ c \ j i 1 ^ o C \ l X cc CL cn CM m O) o o CM