JP2002325525A - Plug - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem that the joint part of a fish-attracting thread or an artificial bait-shaped small-piece sheet in a plug in the type of having the fish-attracting thread and the artificial bait-shaped small-piece sheet, bound to a fishhook body generally does not have visual variety though sometimes the part is formed into a warm shape or colored by vivid color, and does not have an effective structure. SOLUTION: This plug having a warm-shaped part in the fishhook body has the warm-shaped part formed by winding a thread having luster on the fishhook body in a helical shape, and further winding a transparent filamentous body with a thin width, exhibiting a rubbery elasticity, in a helical shape on the resultant fishhook body, or covering the resultant fishhook body with a transparent melted plastic. The warm-shaped part is also formed by winding the thread having the luster in combination with the transparent filamentous body with the thin width, having the rubbery elasticity, in the helical shape on the fishhook body. The plug has the warm-shaped part formed at a leader part.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a structure of a novel artificial bait needle which can be expected to have a large fish collecting effect.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art One type of fishing device that does not use live bait is a sabiki device, which is commercially available. The fishing hooks used for this purpose are provided with a member equivalent to a so-called "fake bait" for inviting a target fish visually without sticking bait, although there are many exceptions.

[0003] However, the artificial bait in this case does not mean that the artificial bait is a structural main body and a needle is attached to this artificial bait body portion like a certain lure in lure fishing, and it is not like a squid fishing hook. The structure of the hook itself is not special to form the artificial bait, but is often merely a small-sized sheet or a bundled thread fixed to a fishing hook of a typical shape.

[0004] Since a fish is relied on sight, the material such as "small sheet" or "bundled thread" has, for example, a vivid color or glitters and reflects light according to fluctuations in water. Or have a function that replaces it.

[0005] In particular, in the case of a pseudo bait needle of a type having both a "small sheet" and a "bundled thread", the "bright color" is assigned to the "sheet" and the "gloss" is assigned to the "thread".
If the function is shared, for example, when the entire artificial bait needle is viewed, a visual change occurs, and a greater fish collecting effect can be expected.

[0006] The sheet used for such a type of artificial bait needle is easy to fluctuate in water, so that the effect of collecting fish is high. Therefore, a thin waterproof paper, a latex sheet called a skin,
And so on. Fixing to the hook is done with the bundled thread and / or
Alternatively, a method in which a nylon thread is wound or a molten plastic is applied and solidified in a state where the sheet is placed along the trunk of the fishing hook. The fixed portion has a whole shape like a small worm when wound with a thread, and a certain degree of fish collecting effect can be expected depending on its color when applied with plastic.

[0007]

However, the worm-like portion or the portion where the applied plastic is solidified is originally used for fixing "small pieces of sheets" or "bundled yarn". It was often a very small part, and a large fish-collecting effect was not required. In any case, the worm-like portion or the portion where the applied plastic is solidified does not use a member having a metallic luster, and even if a fishing line having a metallic luster is disposed on the trunk portion of the fishing hook body. Since the luster is covered with nylon thread, applied plastic, or the like, it becomes impossible to reflect the fish collecting effect provided by the luster on the body of the hook.

[0008] The so-called fish thread is glossy and beautiful, but lacks flexibility.
When this is used for fish-collecting thread, it is preferable that the bundled thread opens in such a way as to form a cone in the water without losing the water flow. If it is wrapped around the torso of a fishing hook and fixed, the stiffness hinders the work, making it extremely difficult.

Therefore, there have been many types of artificial bait needles having a worm-like portion in the body of the fishing hook body, but there has been no product with luster that can be expected to have a fishing effect. Was.

Further, if the worm-like portion has a bright metallic luster and has a sufficient fish collecting effect, there is no problem in increasing the size of the worm. This makes it easier to avoid a situation in which the sheet or the fishing line separates from the needle tip. In some cases, the conventional "small piece sheet" or "bundled thread" can be omitted.

[0011]

In view of the above points, the present inventor has finally completed the present invention as a result of intensive research. The feature of the present invention is that a worm-like portion is formed on a fishing hook main body. A worm-like portion, wherein the worm-like portion spirally winds a glossy thread around the fishing hook body, and further spirally winds a transparent and narrow thread-like material having rubber-like elasticity or coats a transparent molten plastic. Or the worm-like portion is formed by spirally winding a glossy thread on the fishing hook body together with a narrow thread-like body exhibiting rubber-like elasticity.

[0012] In this specification, "simulated bait" is used for relying on "sight" for the effect of collecting fish, and has a different structure from the main body of the hook. Therefore, the bait hook consists of a bait body and a fishing hook. In a real product, a bait hook of the type of the present invention is in the form of a combination of a bait body and a fish hook, that is, when a fisherman is marketed as one part when a fishing tackle is made by binding harris etc. As a matter of course, there are many cases where a plurality of yarns tied with harris (Eda yarn) are arranged at an interval on the mixing yarn and are commercially available as a ready-made device.

[0013] The harris (Eda line) is bound to the end of the body of the fishing hook. The portion is formed into a ring and is connected to the hole through the harris. There is a type in which an overhanging structure called "tataki" is provided at the end as a stopper so that the harris wound around the wire does not fall off. In the present invention, any type of fishing hook is applicable, and the above-mentioned “ring” and “tataki” are applicable.
It is assumed that the term “Timoto” is used as a term that generically refers to the like.

In the present invention, the "worm-like portion" is indispensable, and the structure of the worm-like portion is the greatest feature of the present invention. The present invention does not particularly limit the specific structure of the "fish collecting thread" or the "simulated bait piece sheet", as well as the existence thereof. In terms of terms, "fish collecting thread" is a thread having luster and color that interests fish, and in the first invention, most of conventionally used fish can be used. In addition, the shape is not limited to simple straight yarn,
Various types such as a tape-shaped thread twisted at regular intervals can be adopted.

The "small bait piece sheet" is defined as a thin and small sheet, but the term "sheet" in this case is not narrowly distinguished from "film", and therefore includes a very thin sheet. . Various materials are used as the material of the artificial bait small piece sheet. However, a latex sheet having rubbery elasticity is preferable because the water resistance is high and the thinner it is, the easier it fluctuates in water.

The "worm-like portion" is a member disposed on a fishing hook, and uses a glossy thread. The feature of the present invention is that the worm-like portion is fixed on the fishing hook so as to make use of the glossiness. I have. The form of the fixing is not limited to one. In the first invention, a glossy thread is spirally wound around a fishing hook body, and a transparent and narrow thread having rubber-like elasticity is spirally wound or transparent. To cover the molten plastic "
In the second aspect of the invention, the fishhook main body is fixed in such a manner that a glossy line is spirally wound up together with a narrow thread having rubber-like elasticity.

In the first invention, only the glossy thread is first spirally wound around the fishing hook. Glossy yarns are usually rigid and it is not easy to maintain a spirally wound state, so in order to fix this with the glossy yarn wound,
A transparent and narrow thread having rubber-like elasticity is spirally wound or covered with a transparent molten plastic.

In the second aspect of the invention, the glossy yarn and the narrow thread having rubber-like elasticity are spirally wound together. To wind together means to wind a glossy thread and a narrow thread having rubber-like elasticity together. In addition, it is not wound in such a form that only one of them is exposed. It should be noted that a narrow thread having rubber-like elasticity is naturally easy to stretch, and a glossy thread usually has a small stretchability. That is, if the filament is wound while being slightly stretched, the filament is securely fixed on the hook by the restoring force (force for shrinking).

The present invention is not limited to the worm-shaped portion provided on the fishing hook main body, but also includes the worm-shaped portion provided on the harris portion. That is, it is an artificial bait needle to which Harris is bound, and a worm-like portion is formed at least from the binding portion to the Harris side, and the worm-like portion is
The harris is formed by spirally winding a glossy yarn and further winding a transparent and narrow thread having rubber-like elasticity into a spiral shape or by coating a transparent molten plastic, or A pseudo bait needle characterized by being formed by spirally winding a glossy thread together with a narrow thread having rubber-like elasticity.

The structure of the worm-like portion itself is basically the same as that provided on the fishing hook main body.
As an effect, in addition to the effect of collecting fish similar to that provided in the fishing hook main body, the worm-shaped portion protects the harris, so that it is possible to reduce the cut of the harris.

When a worm-like portion is formed in the harness, it is not limited whether or not the worm-like portion is formed in the fishing hook main body, and the manufacturing method is not limited. The length of the worm-shaped part on the harris can be various depending on the design requirements, the type and size of the target fish, the fishing method, and the like. A length of about 10 to 10 cm was appropriate.

[0022]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below in more detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows an example of the artificial bait needle 1 according to the present invention (hereinafter simply referred to as “the needle 1 of the present invention”). As apparent from the figure, the needle 1 of the present invention is attached to Harris H. The fishing line comprises a fishing hook body 2, a plurality of fish collecting threads 3, and a latex sheet 4. The illustrated needle 1 of the present invention is also a part of a snatch fishing device (the entire device is not shown). The fish collecting thread 3 used in this example is a thin plate-shaped plastic thread having a metallic luster and subjected to a twisting process, and a plurality of the collecting threads are bundled. Due to the torsion process, the rigidity (stiffness) is slightly higher than that which is not so, and the way of fluctuation underwater is small, but regarding the characteristics of emitting glitter and reflected light when exposed to light in water Are much larger than those without twisting.

Although the overall shape of the needle 1 of the present invention is not significantly different from the conventional artificial bait needle in silhouette, the worm-shaped portion 5 formed on the trunk portion 21 of the fishing hook main body 2 has a large outer surface. It is seen that the thread-like elastic body 6 (in this example, the same material as the latex sheet 4 is used with a narrow width) and the glossy thread 7 (in this example, the same as the fish-collecting thread 3 are used). ) Are spirally wound so that both of them are exposed.

FIGS. 2 (a), 2 (b) and 2 (c) show an example of a method for manufacturing the needle 1 of the present invention over time and schematically.
However, the present invention is not limited to only the illustrated manufacturing method. First, a plurality of fish-collecting lines 3 and a latex sheet 4 are arranged along the trunk portion 21 of the fishing hook main body 2, and the ends are fixed to the chimoto portion 22 with Harris H [FIG.

Next, the thread-like elastic body 6 and the glossy thread 7 are wound around the trunk portion 21 while being held in the vicinity of the chimoto portion 22 of the fishing hook main body 2 [FIG. As already mentioned,
It is preferable that the thread-like elastic body 6 is slightly stretched during this winding operation so that the thread-like elastic body 6 is firmly fixed to the fishing hook 6 in order to shrink.

Then, the worm-shaped portion 5 is completed if the final portion is wound up to an appropriate length and the worm-like portion 5 is completed [FIG. The fastening method is generally binding, but other methods may be used. Also, in the case of binding, if the glossy thread 7 is set inside (closer to the surface of the fishing hook) and only the thread-like elastic body 6 is bound, the knot becomes inconspicuous and the appearance is good. .

When the worm-shaped portion 5 has a sufficient gloss, the worm-like portion 5 alone has a fish-collecting effect, so that the fish-collecting thread 3 or the latex sheet 4 is indispensable for the needle 1 of the present invention. Not. FIGS. 3A and 3B
FIG. 1A shows an example of such a needle 1 of the present invention, and FIG. 1A shows an example in which the hook 1 is provided near the chimoto 22 of a trunk portion 21 of the fishing hook main body 2. Here is the same example. FIG. 2B shows an example in which the fishhook main body 2 is provided near the center. In other words, the worm-shaped portion 5 is
It can be said that it may be provided anywhere unless it is a position that covers the target, so that various variations may exist depending on the target fish or design requirements. Further, although not shown, the number of the worm-shaped portions 5 provided on the needle 1 of the present invention is not limited, and a plurality of worm-shaped portions 5 can be provided.

FIGS. 4 (a) and 4 (b) show another example of the structure of the worm-shaped portion 5, in which the glossy thread 7 is wound around the hook main body 2 and then the case of FIG. 4 (a). Is an example in which the transparent thread 8 is wound up, and in the case of FIG. 1B, a transparent plastic 8 (in this example, an acrylic resin is used) is applied and solidified to cover the glossy thread 7. . The original gloss of the glossy thread 7 is reduced by the transparency or thickness of the thread-like elastic body 6 or the plastic 8 to be coated. However, if the thread is colored with a dye or the like, the color of the gloss may be changed. Therefore, it can be said that the worm-shaped portion 5 that is colorful is easy to form.

FIGS. 5 (a) and 5 (b) show still another example of the present invention, wherein a worm-like shape is formed on a harness H of a normal hook with a harris and a hook 1 of the present invention to which a harris is attached. A part 5 is formed. This is a fish with sharp teeth (duck, locust,
There is a possibility of damaging the harris with the teeth when catching hairtails, etc., and it is possible to prevent the harris from breaking. It is also to prevent this, and it is possible to cover the harris with a pipe or to collect multiple plastic fish balls. It is an alternative to what was passed through. Of course, the worm-like portion 5 itself is a glossy yarn 7
Therefore, the fish collecting effect is greater than those of conventional pipes and the like.

[0031]

As described in detail above, the bait hook according to the present invention is a bait hook in which a worm-like portion is formed in a fishing hook body, and the worm-like portion is formed by spirally winding a glossy thread on the fishing hook body. The worm-shaped portion is formed by spirally winding a transparent and narrow thread-like material exhibiting rubber-like elasticity or coating with a transparent molten plastic, or the worm-shaped portion is provided with a glossy Characterized by being formed by spirally winding a thread together with a narrow thread having rubber-like elasticity, or characterized by providing such a worm-shaped part in the harris part Since the luster is spirally wound around the fishhook main body and is configured so that its luster can be sufficiently viewed, it is an extremely advanced invention that can expect a large fish collecting effect.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an example of a bait needle according to the present invention.

2 (a), 2 (b) and 2 (c) are perspective views each showing one example of a method of manufacturing the artificial bait needle according to the present invention over time and schematically.

FIGS. 3A and 3B are schematic plan views showing other examples of the artificial bait needle according to the present invention.

FIGS. 4A and 4B are schematic cross-sectional views showing other examples of the structure of the worm-like portion of the artificial bait needle according to the present invention.

FIGS. 5A and 5B are schematic plan views showing still another example of the artificial bait needle according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Fake bait needle concerning this invention 2 Fishing hook main body 21 Trunk part 22 Chimoto part 3 Fish collecting thread 4 Latex sheet 5 Worm-shaped part 6 Thread elastic body 7 Glossy thread 8 Transparent plastic H Harris

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A pseudo bait hook having a worm-shaped portion formed on a fishing hook main body, wherein the worm-shaped portion is formed by spirally winding a glossy thread around the fishing hook main body, and further having a transparent and narrow width exhibiting rubber-like elasticity. A pseudo bait needle formed by spirally winding a filament or coating a transparent molten plastic. 2. The apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising at least one of a fish-collecting line and a fake bait-strip sheet, wherein the glossy line is spirally wound in a state where these are attached to the trunk of the fishing hook. Item 4. An artificial bait needle according to Item 1. 3. The artificial bait needle according to claim 2, wherein the fish yarn has a shape in which a tape-like yarn having a metallic luster is twisted at regular intervals. 4. A pseudo bait hook having a worm-shaped portion formed on a fishing hook main body, wherein the worm-shaped portion spirally winds a glossy thread on the fishing hook main body together with a narrow thread-shaped body exhibiting rubber-like elasticity. An artificial bait needle characterized by being formed by: 5. A fishing line comprising at least one of a fishing line and a fake bait strip, wherein the glossy line is helically wound with these lines attached to the trunk of a fishing hook. Item 4. An artificial bait needle according to item 4. 6. The artificial bait needle according to claim 5, wherein the fish collecting thread is formed by twisting a tape-like thread having a metallic luster at a predetermined interval. 7. A false bait needle to which Harris is bound, wherein a worm-like portion is formed at least from the binding portion to the harness side, and the worm-like portion is formed by spirally forming a glossy thread on the Harris. A pseudo bait needle formed by spirally winding a transparent and narrow thread having rubber-like elasticity or coating with a transparent molten plastic. 8. A false bait needle to which harris is bound, wherein a worm-like portion is formed at least from the binding portion to the harness side, and the worm-like portion is formed by applying a glossy thread to the harris in a rubber-like manner. An artificial bait needle characterized by being formed by spirally winding up together with a narrow thread having elasticity.