JP2002345384A - Fishing box with fishing rod holder - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a fishing box with a fishing rod holder, with which the length of the body of the box itself can be effectively utilized while attachments are minimized. SOLUTION: This fishing box 1 with a fishing rod holder has the body 2 of the fishing box and a grip 3 whose both ends 41 and 42 are supported on sidewalls 12 and 13 at the opposing sides of the body 2 of the box. The one end part 41 of the grip 3 is attachable to and detachable from the sidewall 12 corresponding to the body 2 of the box and is equipped with a rod hanging part 80 at the tip. The other end part 42 of the grip 3 is attached rotatably around an axis C2 to the sidewall 13 corresponding to the body 2 of the fishing box so that the one end part 41 can take a carrying position A to be attached to the sidewall 12 corresponding to the body 2 of the box and a fishing rod hanging position F to support a fishing rod 8. A fishing rod butt receiver 70 is attached to the body 2 of the box in the vicinity of the other end part 42 of the grip 3.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fishing box provided with a fishing rod holder.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A fishing rod can be supported almost horizontally or slightly downward even on a quay or breakwater of a harbor made of concrete or the like in which an iron rod or the like as a support for supporting the fishing rod cannot be driven into the ground. A fishing box with a fishing rod holder that is provided with a fishing rod holder for holding a fishing rod in a fishing box such as a cooler box so that the fishing rod can be held during fishing.
Are known. As fishing rod holders provided in this fishing box, there are also known fishing rod holders provided with catches and hooks for supporting two places on the rod (Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open Nos. 55-121679 and 58-83279). JP-A-6-52460, JP-A-54-108291, JP-A-1-14
No. 2675).

[0003] Of this type of fishing box with a fishing rod holder, Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open Publication No. 55-121679 discloses a box that is provided with a rod bottom support at the folded end of a lid that is opened in half (open halfway) and that is half open. It is disclosed that a rod hook is attached to the top surface of the end wall of the box. It is disclosed that a U-shaped member is provided, and the U-shaped member is rotated so as to be tilted forward around an axis passing through the ends of a pair of arms of the “U” to form a rod hook. JP-A-52460 discloses that a drawer is provided on a box, a drawer end of the drawer is hung on a rod, and a rod end receiver is provided on a side wall of the box.
Japanese Patent Publication No. 675-675 discloses a rod holder which is provided with a rod hook for gripping a rod at a reel and a rod receiving portion for supporting a rod end and which is fixed to a box with legs extending left and right.
No. 1 discloses that various rod-shaped members are attached to the front and rear of a box to support a rod hanging member and a rod bottom receiving member.

[0004]

However, in these conventional fishing boxes with a fishing rod holder, a large number of or large dedicated parts are required for the fishing rod holder, and the length of the fishing box is effectively reduced. Many are not used.

On the other hand, the present inventor has formed an existing fishing rod holder by using a handle often attached to a fishing box main body such as a bucket or a cooler box for carrying. It has been found that a fishing box with a fishing rod holder that makes the most of parts can be formed.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and has as its object to provide a fishing rod with a fishing rod holder capable of effectively utilizing the length of the box body while minimizing the number of attached parts. Is to provide boxes.

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to achieve the above object, a fishing box with a fishing rod holder according to the present invention provides a fishing box main body and a handle having both ends supported on opposite side walls of the box main body. A fishing box having a handle, one end of which is detachable from a corresponding side wall of the box main body, a rod hanging portion at a tip, and the one end mounted on the corresponding side wall of the box main body. The handle, so that it can take the position and the rod hanging position that supports the fishing rod,
The other end is movably attached to a corresponding side wall of the box main body, and a rod end receiver is attached to the box main body near the other end of the handle.

In the fishing box with the fishing rod holder of the present invention, one end of the handle is detachable from the corresponding side wall of the box body, and the handle is movable at the other end with respect to the corresponding side wall of the fishing box body. The handle can take a plurality of relative positions with respect to the box body. That is, the handle can take a position other than the carrying position where one end of the handle is mounted on the corresponding side wall of the box body. Further, in the fishing box with a fishing rod holder of the present invention, one end of the handle is provided with a rod hook at the tip and a rod end receiver is provided near the other end of the handle. By moving the fishing rod relative to the box body and setting the fishing rod at the rod hanging position, it becomes possible to support the fishing rod with the rod hanging part and the rod bottom support. In this case, the fishing rod can be supported substantially horizontally, typically with the tip of the rod slightly lowered. Here, since the rod hanging portion is located at the tip of one end of the handle and the rod bottom receiver is located near the other end of the handle, the length of the fishing rod between both ends of the handle, in other words, the box in the extending direction of the handle It may be supported at a distance of the body length. Therefore, for example, when the handle is attached in the longitudinal direction of the box main body, the fishing rod can be supported at two places (a rod hanging portion and a rod bottom support) separated by the length of the box main body. Of course, if desired, the handle may be attached to the opposite side in the width direction of the box, and the length may be adjustable so as to increase or decrease the length between both ends of the handle. .

In the fishing box with a fishing rod holder of the present invention, when functioning as a rod holder having a long supporting distance as described above, basically, a rod hanging structure is provided at the tip of one end of the handle. It is only necessary to provide a rod bottom support near the other end of the handle, and the other structure that gives the length of the rod holder can be covered by the box body and the handle. It is also possible to limit to the limit. Although the rod bottom receiver is attached to the box body near the other end of the handle, it may be a part of the handle.

When the handle is moved to the position where the rod is hung,
Since the box body will be located at one end of the handle, the box body can be used as a stool. Therefore, when viewed from the pole hanger located in front of the box body as a fulcrum, only by sitting on the box body, the moment due to the downward force applied to the pole tip is passed through the rod bottom receiver attached to the box body. And the fishing rod can be stably supported. In addition, by storing the water of the fishing ground in a desired area (part or whole of the space in the main body) in the box main body, the weight of the entire box main body is increased, and the fishing rod is supported at the rod hanging position. And in that case, there is no need to sit down. Of course, when the weight of the box body is originally heavy, it is not necessary to add water or the like.

The fishing box body may be a so-called cooler box, a mere bucket for storing fish, or one for storing fishing gear. Alternatively, it may have all functions, but preferably has a lid. The fishing box body typically has a generally rectangular outer shape, but may have other shapes, such as a cylindrical shape, in some cases. Further, although the size and shape of the horizontal cross section of the box main body are typically constant, depending on the case, the lower part may be larger or smaller.

The opposite side wall of the box body refers to a pair of side walls where a virtual horizontal line passing through the center of gravity of the box intersects the box body at both ends. For example, when the horizontal cross-sectional shape of the box body is rectangular, Refers to a pair of side walls extending in parallel. Of course, if desired, the side walls may form opposite corners of the rectangle. In this fishing box with a fishing rod holder, since the side wall on the opposite side of the box body is used, when viewed in the width direction of the side wall of the box body, the rod bottom support and the rod hook are positioned at the center in the width direction. Therefore, the danger of the box body rolling over due to the force applied to the fishing rod can be minimized. In addition, as long as it can be regarded as the substantially opposite side wall of the box body, even on the top surface of the box body,
It may be above the top surface. That is, for example, when at least a part of the side wall is extended,
An end of a handle may be attached to the extension.

The handle typically has a generally U-shaped configuration and is removably attached to one of the side walls of the box body at the end of one of the support arms of the "U". Movably (typically pivotally) mounted to the opposite side wall of the box body at the end of the other support arm of the handle when the handle is in the carrying position.
A connecting arm between the two supporting arms extends substantially parallel to the top surface of the box body. Each support arm or connecting arm is typically straight, but may be curved or bent if desired. If the three arms are almost straight,
Adjacent arms are typically substantially orthogonal. However, if desired, adjacent arms may intersect at some obtuse or acute angle.

With respect to the other end, "movable" typically refers to being rotatable about an axis of rotation, but if desired, at least two states that can be the result of rotation or the like (holding). As long as it can be supported by the box body at the carrying position and the rod hanging position), the other end may be detachably attached to the box body after being removed from the box body at a different or different relative position.

In order to facilitate opening and closing of the lid of the box main body, entry and exit of fish and the like into and out of the accommodation portion in the box main body, and to facilitate carrying of the box main body, the handle is provided at the carrying position. , Typically at both ends, rotatable about another axis connecting the ends. In this case, when the handle is moved to the rod hanging position, the handle is prohibited or restricted from being rotated around the other axis so that the fishing rod can be stably supported at the position. This rotation regulation is typically performed by engaging a portion adjacent to the handle (typically, an arm near the other end) with a regulation portion provided on the side wall on the other end side of the box body. This is performed by restricting or prohibiting the movement of the engaged portion of the handle by the restricting portion. When the handle is detachable also at the other end, when the handle is attached to the box body at the position where the rod is hung, the rotation of the handle around the other axis is prohibited or restricted. You may make it so.

[0016] The handle hook portion may be of any shape as long as it allows for stable placement and easy removal of the fishing rod, but typically has a "Y" or "U" shape. In the region between the forked arms of "Y" or "U", the portion on the tip side (typically on the tip side with respect to the reel in the case of using a reel) of the fishing rod faces upward in the region between the forked arms of the fishing rod. And support the rod in cooperation with the rod bottom support that supports the rod bottom downward.

The length of the horizontal portion of the rod hook projecting forward with respect to the rod bottom receiver may be constant, but may be adjustable if desired. In this case, typically, the horizontal length of the handle itself when the handle is at the rod-hanging position is made adjustable. If the handle has a “U” shape, the length of the connecting arm or the handle body connecting the pair of arms of “U” can be adjusted.

The orientation of the fishing rod as viewed in the horizontal plane may be constant, but if desired, the relative position of the rod end receiver with respect to the rod hook in the horizontal plane can be adjusted so that the orientation can be adjusted. For example, even if the rod bottom receiver is rotatable within a predetermined range around an axis parallel to an axis connecting both ends of the handle (including a case where the two axes coincide with each other), The main body may be translatable in the extending direction of the adjacent side wall.

Further, the relative height of the rod hanging portion with respect to the rod bottom receiver may be constant, but may be adjustable if desired. In this case, typically, the height of the rod hanging portion when the handle is at the rod hanging position is made adjustable. For this purpose, when the handle has a “U” shape, the length of the handle supporting arm that supports the rod hanging portion may be adjustable, but typically, Adjusting the vertical mounting position of the rod hanging portion with respect to the supporting arm portion.

Although it depends on the shape of the handle,
Typically, the handle further has a support leg that supports the one end of the handle when the handle is in the rod-hanging position. This allows
Since the handle at the position where the rod is hung is supported by the support leg and the bottom of the box body, it is easy to stably support the fishing rod even in a place where stability is poor, such as an uneven rock. If desired, the length (height) and inclination of the support leg may be adjustable. Preferably, the support leg is provided with a material or structure capable of elastically supporting the fishing rod via the handle.

When the handle is supported by the box body so as to be rotatable around an axis connecting both ends, when the handle is in the carrying position, rotation around the axis connecting both ends of the handle is prevented. It may further have a rotation restricting means for restricting. In this case, the fishing rod can be supported in a relatively upright state. The support leg may be used together to support the fishing rod in this state.

[0022]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Some preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described based on preferred embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.

[0023]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In a preferred embodiment according to the present invention shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, a fishing box 1 with a fishing rod holder has a fishing box body 2 and a handle 3. FIG.

The box main body 2 may be of any use, such as a cooler box or a bucket, as long as it is a storage container to be brought to a fishing place at the time of fishing.
A lower housing section 10 and an upper lid 11 are provided. The housing 10 has two pairs of parallel side walls 12, 13 and 14, 15
And a bottom wall 17 having a rectangular cross section (horizontal cross section). However, the cross-sectional shape of the peripheral wall 16 may be another shape such as a circle. In addition, peripheral wall 1
Although the longitudinal sections of 6 are parallel in this example, depending on the case, they may have a shape that becomes thinner or thicker toward the bottom, or may have a more irregular shape. In the illustrated example, the lid 11 is detachable from the accommodation unit 10, but may be movably attached to the accommodation unit 10 if desired.

In the following, for the sake of simplicity, the box body 2 is assumed to be a rectangular parallelepiped, and the X-
The direction and the like are represented by using YZ orthogonal coordinate axes. Where X
The direction is perpendicular to the side wall 14 and facing backward in the figure, the Y direction is perpendicular and upward to the main surface of the lid 11, and the Z direction is side walls 12 and 13.
To the right in the figure.

The handle 3 is indicated by an imaginary line in FIG.
Normal carrying position A as shown by solid lines in and
And the main body connecting arms 31 and 32 extending substantially parallel to the pair of side walls 12 and 13 of the box main body 2, and connecting the connecting arms 31 and 32 to form the box main body 2. A handle body 33 extending parallel to the lid 11; In the illustrated example, the handle 3 has a hollow L-shaped arm 36 having hollow arms 34 and 35, and another arm 37 and 38 and is connected to the hollow arm 36 so as to be position-adjustable. And one L-shaped arm 39.

More specifically, when the handle 3 is in the carrying position A, the hollow arm 34 is rotatable at its end 41 in the directions C11 and C12 about the central axis C1 in the direction of C11 and C12. The arm portion 37 is attached to the side wall 12 at a substantially central position in the width direction or the X direction.
2, around the center axis C1 in the Z direction, C11, C1
It is attached to the side wall 13 of the housing portion 10 of the box body 2 at a substantially central position in the width direction X so as to be rotatable in two directions. Fitted and fixed so that the depth can be adjusted. Therefore, Toride 3
In this example, the main body connection arms 31 and 32 are
It consists of a hollow arm portion 34 of a hollow L-shaped arm 36 and an arm portion 37 of an L-shaped arm 39, and in this example, the handle main body or the connecting arm portion 33 is a hollow of the interconnected hollow L-shaped arm 36. An arm 35 and an arm 38 of an L-shaped arm 39 are provided. In the case where the handle 3 is at the carrying position A, the handle 3 falls from a position where it falls on the front side wall 14 as shown by an imaginary line A2 in FIG. , Can be rotated in the C11 and C12 directions.

More specifically, a handle mounting aid 18 is provided on the side wall 13 of the housing portion 10 of the box main body 2, and the bracket 19 and the rod bottom support 70 have a bolt-like pin 21. C11, C around the axis C1 through
It is mounted to be rotatable in 12 directions. For example, as shown in the exploded view of FIG. 2B, the bolt-shaped pin 21 is provided with a hole 19a of the bracket 19 and a hole 71 of the rod bottom support 70.
And is screwed into a screw hole or a tap hole 18 a of the handle attachment aid 18. However, as long as the rotation of the bracket 19 and the rod bottom support 70 in the C11 and C12 directions is allowed,
Any other means for connection or attachment may be used. Further, instead of supporting the bracket 19 and the rod bottom support 70 coaxially, that is, with one pin 21, for example,
0 may be extended below the bracket 19 (−Y direction), and the extended portion may be rotatably supported with respect to the auxiliary tool 18 by another pin.

The bracket 19 has a pair of side walls 19 projecting at right angles to a main body 19b having a hole 19a.
c, 19d are provided at both ends in the width direction, and the side walls 19c, 19d are provided.
Has a pair of holes 19 into which another pin 22 is inserted and fixed.
e, 19f are formed. At the end 42 of the handle 3,
A cylindrical bearing 46 having a hole 45 is formed, and the pin 22 is inserted into the bracket 19 with the bearing 46 disposed between the side walls 19 c and 19 d of the bracket 19. As a result, the handle 3 is moved to the pin 22 or the holes 19c, 19c.
d can rotate around the center axis C2 extending in the X direction, in other words, around the center axis C2 of the bearing 46 in the directions C21 and C22. Even if the pin 22 is prevented from being pulled out by forming a groove in the peripheral wall of the tip end of the pin 22 and fitting a C-ring or the like into the groove, the bolt-shaped pin 22 can be screwed or tapped.
f, or any other means may be used, and any other means that can pivotally support the end 42 of the handle 3 about the X-axis C2. A simple rotation supporting means may be used.

In the above example, the handle 3 is rotatable at the end 42 in the directions C11 and C12 around the axis C1 in the Z direction, and C21 and C2 around the axis C2 in the X direction.
It can rotate in two directions. It should be noted that the handle 3 is moved relative to the box body 2 at the end portion 42 around the axis C1 by C11, C11.
C21, C that can rotate in 12 directions and around the axis C2.
The mounting structure for mounting the end 42 of the handle 3 to the side wall 13 of the container 10 of the box body 2 may be any structure other than the example as long as the end portion 42 can rotate in the 22 direction.

As shown in FIG. 1A, one end of the shaft portion 72 of the rod bottom support 70 is
Of the handle 3 and the bracket 19 around the axis C1 between the rotation position C11E in the C11 direction corresponding to the side wall 19c and the rotation position C12E in the C12 direction whose other side edge abuts the side wall 19d of the bracket 19. Can rotate.

On the other hand, at the other end 41 of the handle 3,
A rod hook 80 is attached. The rod hanging 80 is almost “Y”
The two arms 81 and 82 forming a "V" or "U" -shaped portion of a "Y" shape, and a shaft portion 83 forming one leg of the "Y". Having. The shaft portion 83 has screw holes or tap holes 84a, 84 at intervals in the longitudinal direction.
b (see FIG. 1 (a), when collectively referred to or not distinguished from each other, denoted by reference numeral 84, and the same applies to other holes hereinafter), and is formed at the end 41 of the hollow arm portion 34. An insertion hole 41a for the bolt 47 (FIG. 3 (c)) is formed. Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 3C and 3A, the rod hook 8 is inserted into the bolt insertion hole 41a of the hollow arm portion.
In a state where the shaft portion 83 is inserted into the end portion 41 of the hollow arm portion 34 so that any one of the holes 84 is aligned, the bolt 4
By screwing the 7 into the screw hole 84, the rod hook 80 can be fixed to the hollow arm 34 at a desired insertion position. The bolt 47 preferably has a head that can be gripped by a finger so that it can be tightened and released by a finger without a tool as shown in the figure, for example.
A cylindrical shaft portion 47a2 having a diameter smaller than 1 is provided. Box body 2
A handle mounting auxiliary tool 24 having a bearing hole 24a is disposed on the side wall 12 of the housing portion 10 of the housing 10, and the cylindrical tip shaft portion 47a2 of the bolt 47 is provided with respect to the bearing hole 24a of the handle mounting auxiliary tool 24. Fitted so as to be rotatable in the directions C11 and C12 around the central axis C1. Therefore, the handle 3 is rotatable around the axis C1 at the imaginary line in FIG. 1 and the carrying position F shown in FIGS.

A hole 24b similar to the above-described bearing hole 24a is formed below the handle mounting aid 24 by a distance corresponding to the interval between the holes 84, 84.
A stud bolt 24c having a diameter smaller than that of the hole 84 and having male screw portions at both ends is implanted therein. Therefore, FIG.
As shown in the solid line of FIG. 3 and FIG. 3 (c), the rod hook 80 is attached to the end 41 of the hollow arm portion 34 with the bolt 47 while at least one hole 84 projects from the hollow arm portion 34, and the hole 24a , The stud 24 c projects from the hole 84 of the shaft 83 of the rod hook 80. By screwing the wing nut 47b onto the projecting male screw portion 24d of the stud bolt 24c, rotation of the handle 3 around the axis C1 can be prohibited. In this example, the rotation restricting means includes the hole 84 of the rod hook 80, the hole 24b of the auxiliary tool 24, the stud bolt 24c, and the wing nut 47b.

The rod holder 80 and the hollow arm 34 as described above
, The support of the arm portion 34 in a form rotatable about the axis C1, and the prohibition or restriction of the rotation include:
Instead of the illustrated structures and means, any other structures and means may be used. For example, instead of prohibiting the rotation of the handle 3 with two bolts or pins, a handle such as a square hole is used.
May be provided in the arm portion 34, the rod holder 80, or the auxiliary tool 24, and a square bar or the like having a substantially complementary cross-sectional shape may be inserted into the square hole to inhibit the rotation of the handle 3. If other structures and means are used, it may be desirable to be able to function without special tools, but in some cases may require tools (preferably radio pliers, etc., which are often stocked with fishing gear).

A hole 48a is formed in the opposite end 48 of the hollow arm portion 34. A hole or support leg 75 made of, for example, a substantially V-shaped elastic wire is formed in the hole 48a.
Are removably mounted. In the state A1 in which the rotation of the handle 3 about the axis C1 is prohibited as shown in the solid line of FIG. 3A and the c-line of FIG. As shown by an imaginary line in (a), when fishing with the fishing rod 8 relatively upright, the fishing rod 8 can be used as a pole stand or a pole hanging.

For example, in FIG. 3A, the rod hook 80 is at the deepest insertion position indicated by the imaginary line, the wing nut 47b is located in the gap between the arms 81 and 82 of the rod hook 80, and the handle 3 is In the case of the normal carrying position A which can rotate in the directions C11 and C12 around the axis C1, the handle 3 is held in a state where the bolt 47 is screwed into the screw hole 84 of the shaft portion 83 of the rod hook 80. When the arm 31 is pulled (or pushed) so as to displace the tip 41 side of the main body connecting arm 31 or the arm 34 in the D1 direction, the U-shaped handle 3 is elastically deformed so that the lower end is opened, The small-diameter shaft portion 47a2 of the tip of the bolt 47 comes out of the hole 24a of the handle attachment aid 24, and the handle 3 can be turned around the center axis C2 of the bearing portion 46 in the direction C21. That is, the handle 3 can be moved from the carrying position A to the rod hanging position F as shown by a solid line in FIG. Of course, if desired, the bolt 47 may be loosened in advance to such an extent that the tip of the bolt 47 comes out of the hole 24a, and the handle 3 may be moved from the carrying position A to the hanging position F.

As shown in FIG. 1, the side wall 1 of the accommodation portion 10
3 includes a body connecting arm 32 or an arm 3 of the handle 3.
A handle rotation restricting portion 50 having a concave portion or groove 51 into which the handle 7 is fitted is formed. When the handle 3 takes the rod hanging position F, the arm portion 37 of the handle 3 engages with the groove 51 of the rotation restricting portion 50. Fitted between the side walls, the rotation or rotation of the handle 3 about the axis C1 is substantially prohibited.

When the handle 3 is moved to the rod hanging position F shown by a solid line in FIG. 1, the column or support leg 75 supports the handle 3 in cooperation with the bottom wall 17 of the box body 2. Since the handle 3 can be separated from the ground between the box main body 2 and the support 75, the mounting can be performed relatively easily even in a place having irregularities such as a rocky place. However, the main body portion 33 of the handle 3 may directly contact the ground, in which case the support or the support leg 75 is unnecessary.

The main body portion 74 of the rod bottom receiver 70 has a concave portion 73 opened on one side, and at the rod hanging position F, the rod bottom 8a of the rod 8 shown by the imaginary line in FIG. The main body 74 supports the rod 8c downward, and the rod 8c on the rod tip side of the reel 8b is supported upward by the arms 81 and 82 of the rod hook 80.

Here, by adjusting the projection length of the rod hook 80 in the Y direction (the insertion length in the −Y direction) with respect to the hollow arm portion 34 in accordance with the environment of the fishing ground, the inclination angle of the fishing rod 8 (typically). The depression angle, and in some cases, a small elevation angle) can be adjusted. For example, when it is desired to increase the depression angle by lowering the rod tip from the state shown in FIG. 1A, for example, the hole 84 b or 84 a of the rod hook 80 is inserted with the rod hook 80 inserted deeper into the hollow arm 47. The bolt 47 on the upper end 41 of the hollow arm portion 34 may be screwed into the arm.

Similarly, depending on the length between the rod end 8a of the fishing rod 8 and the reel mounting portion 8d, the reel mounting portion 8d
The projection length of the rod hook 80 in the Z direction with respect to the rod bottom receiver 70 is located closer to the front than 0 (on the side closer to the rod bottom receiver 70).
Adjusted. In the fishing box 1 with a fishing rod holder, the arm portion 38 of the L-shaped arm 39 is attached to the rod hook 80 as shown in FIG. Screw holes or tap holes 54a, 54b,
54c,... (When collectively referred to or not distinguished from each other, represented by reference numeral “54”) are provided at the end portion 43 at equal intervals.
The hollow arm 35 of the arm 36 has an insertion hole (not shown) for a bolt 56 at the end 55. Note that this bolt insertion hole is different from the bolt insertion hole of the arm portion 34 in FIG. 1A in that the lower wall portion (the upper wall in the state shown by the imaginary line in FIG. The portion 56 may not be formed, and the length of the bolt 56 may be short. Of course, the structure for adjusting the protruding length in the Z direction is also provided by the handle 3.
Any other structure may be used as long as the handle 3 is not hindered from being held at the carrying position A.

FIG. 1A shows a state in which the rod hook 80 is projected in the Z direction from the state of the solid line, and a state in which the rod hook 80 is projected in the Y direction. , Is indicated by an imaginary line F2.

The direction of the fishing rod 8 in the XZ plane is determined by rotating the shaft portion 72 of the rod bottom support 70 relative to the bracket 19 around the axis C1 within the range of C11E to C12E. Adjusted. Here, since the rotation of the handle 3 about the axis C1 is prohibited by the restricting portion 50, the bracket 19 is also substantially immovable, and the side walls 19c and 19d of the bracket 19 are moved within the movable range C of the rod bottom receiver 70.
1E to C2E will be defined.

Next, the operation of the fishing box 1 with the fishing rod holder configured as described above will be described collectively.

In the case of carrying as a normal fishing box, FIG.
(A), the handle 3 is positioned at the carrying position A shown by an imaginary line and shown by a solid line in FIGS. 2 (a) and 3 (a). More specifically, typically, FIG.
With the handle 3 at the carrying position A shown in (2), the rod hook 80 is set to the deepest insertion position shown by the imaginary line and is stopped by the bolt 47.
In this state, the handle 3 is attached to the small diameter shaft portion 47a of the bolt 47.
2 and the pin 21 (for example, FIG.
It is connected to the box body 2 so as to be rotatable around 1 and functions as a normal carrying handle 3 of the fishing box 1. When carrying the box 1 with the handle 3 in the carrying position A, the column or the supporting leg 75 is pulled out of the hole 48a, and there is no possibility that the column or the supporting leg 75 may interfere with the carrying or damage the arm or the like. As shown in FIG. 2 (a), for example, insert it into the concave portion 18b at the upper end of the auxiliary tool 18 or the hole 50a of the restricting portion 50 and put it within the outline of the box 1 so as to be easily taken out. deep.

On the other hand, when the box 1 is used as a pole stand (pole hanging), the bolt 47 is once removed and the arm 3 of the handle 3 is removed.
After projecting the shaft portion 83 of the rod hook 80 from the end 41 of the fourth,
The projecting hole 84 is fitted into the stud bolt 24c.
At the same time, the wing nut 47b is screwed into the projecting screw portion of the bolt c, and the bolt 47 is screwed into the other hole 84 of the rod hook 80 via the hole 41a of the end 41 of the handle 3, and the tip 4 of the bolt 47 is screwed.
7a2 is fitted into the bearing hole 24a of the auxiliary tool 24. The tip shafts of the two bolts 47, 24c are inserted into the two holes 84, 84 of the rod hook 80 integrated with the arm 34 of the handle 3 and the holes 24a, 24b of the auxiliary tool 24 of the box body 2. Thus, the rotation of the handle 3 around the axis C1 is actually prohibited. On the other hand, the support 75 is pulled out from the above-described storage location 18b or 50a, and the base of the wire “V” of the support 75 is connected to the base of the hollow arm 34 as shown in FIGS. It is pushed into the end opening 48 a and fixed to the upper end 48 of the hollow arm portion 34. In this state, as shown by the imaginary lines in FIG.
a, 75b can be erected and supported. At this time,
The fishing rod 8 is formed by the two wire portions 75a and 75b of the support 75.
A moderate elastic support can be provided for the Of course, if desired, the state A1 in which the rotation of the handle 3 is prohibited may be used as the carrying position A.

In order to move the handle 3 from the carrying position A to the rod hanging position F shown by a solid line in FIG.
As described above, the “U” is set so as to move the attachment portion 31 or the arm portion 34 of the substantially “U” -shaped handle 3 in the D1 direction.
Of the pin 47 and the bearing hole 24a of the auxiliary tool 24
And the handle 3 is rotated or rotated around the center axis C2 of the pin 22 in the direction C21, and the support 75 is taken out from the desired storage position 18b or 50a to remove the end of the arm 34. It is pushed into the opening 48a. Prop 7
5 may be attached before or after the disengagement of the pin 47,
Further, it may be before or after the handle 3 is rotated by a desired angle. In any case, finally, the handle 3 is rotated about 180 degrees from the carrying position A about the axis C2,
Of the handle 3 around the axis C1 is prohibited by fitting the arm portion 34 into the concave portion 51 of the rotation restricting portion 50,
The handle 3 is positioned at the rod-hanging position F in FIG. In a place that is not very flat, such as a rocky place, a place where the handle 3 is easily supported stably by the bottom wall 17 of the box body 2 and the columns or supporting legs 75 is selected. Since the two legs 75a and 75b of the support leg 75 are part of a wire and can be elastically deformed, not only can the insertion depth into the arm 34 be changed as desired, but also the two legs 75a and 75b can be used. Is stable on rocks with irregularities and slopes, and the arm part 34 is XY
The legs 75a extend substantially vertically in a plane.
You may adjust the opening degree of 75b or each height.
In this rod hanging position F, the inclination angle of the fishing rod 8 in the YZ plane is adjusted by adjusting the position of the rod hanging 80 in the Y direction with respect to the arm portion 34, and the length of the fishing rod 8 and the rod end 8a of the reel 8b are adjusted. The position adjustment of the rod hook 80 in the Z direction according to the position from the
This is done by changing the insertion depth. Furthermore, XZ
The direction of the fishing rod 8 in the plane is adjusted by adjusting the turning position of the rod bottom receiver 70 about the rotation axis C1.

When the handle 3 is at the rod hanging position F, the fishing rod 8
The rod end 8a is hooked on the rod end receiving body 74, and the rod portion 8c on the rod tip side with respect to the reel mounting portion 8d is the arm portion 81 of the rod hook 80,
82. When shifting from the mounted state to a state in which the fishing rod 8 is operated by hand, the rod end 8a is removed obliquely downward in the P direction from the opening of the concave portion 73 of the main body 74 of the rod end receiver 70, and the rod tip side is lifted. Good. In the illustrated example, the opening of the concave portion 73 is located on the near side (−X side), but may be located on the far side (+ X side) if desired.
Further, the rod-side support 70 includes a base-side shaft located below the shaft 72 and a tip-side shaft rotatable around its longitudinal axis (substantially Y direction) with respect to the base-side shaft. The rod bottom receiving body 74 is formed integrally with the tip side shaft portion, and the concave portion 7 is formed.
The direction of the opening 3 may be variable in the range from the −X side to the + X side. In this rod hanging position F, when the rod hanging 80 located forward of the box main body is viewed as a fulcrum, only by sitting on the box main body 2, a moment due to a downward force applied to the rod tip is applied to the box main body 2. The offset can be achieved through the attached rod bottom support 70, and the fishing rod 8 can be stably supported. In addition,
By storing the water of the fishing spot in a desired area (part or all of the space in the main body) in the box main body 2, the weight of the entire box main body 2 is increased, and the fishing rod 8 is supported at the rod hanging position F. In such a case, it is not necessary to sit down.

In the fishing box 1 with the fishing rod holder, the rod hook 80 is elastically supported by the support legs 75 and the rod hook 8 is also held by the two sets of L-shaped arms 31 and 32 of the U-shaped handle 3.
Since 0 is elastically supported, the impact applied to the fishing rod 8 is partially absorbed by the support leg 75 and the handle 3, so that an appropriate elastic support is possible. In order to make use of the relatively weak elastic support by the support legs 75, the arm portion 37 should be slightly separated from the concave portion of the regulating portion 50 or the bottom surface 51 a of the groove 51 (see FIG. 2A). Although the length of the support leg 75 is to be selected, in the case of the handle 3 having such rigidity that elastic deformation of the two sets of L-shaped arms 31 and 32 of the U-shaped handle 3 can be relatively easily generated. 37 is the concave portion 5 of the regulating portion 50
It may be in contact with one bottom surface 51a. Of course, if desired, the two sets of L-shaped arms 31 and 32 of the U-shaped handle 3 may be of relatively high rigidity, and the arm 37 may be brought into contact with the bottom surface 51 a of the concave portion 51 of the regulating portion 50. You may let it.

In order to return the handle 3 to the original carrying position A, the above operation may be performed in reverse.

As described above, in the fishing box 1 with the fishing rod holder, one end 41 of the handle 3 is connected to the corresponding side wall 12 of the box body 2.
And the other end 42 of the handle 3 is attached to the corresponding side wall 13 of the box body 2 so as to be rotatable around the axis C2. Relative positions A and F can be taken. That is, one end 41 of the handle 3
Can be taken by a hand at a position F other than the carrying position A at which is fixed to the corresponding side wall 12 of the box body 2. Further, in the fishing box 1 with the fishing rod holder, one end 41 of the handle 3 is attached to the tip of the fishing rod holder 8.
0, and the rod end receiver 70 is provided near the other end 42 of the handle 3, so that the handle 3 is rotated with respect to the box body 2 to set the fishing rod 8 in the rod hanging position F, so that the fishing rod 8 is It becomes possible to support with the part 80 and the rod bottom support 70. Here, since the rod hanging portion 80 is located at the tip of one end 41 of the handle 3 and the rod bottom receiver 70 is located near the other end 42 of the handle 3, the fishing rod 8 is moved to the handle 3.
Can be supported at a distance between the two end portions 41 and 42, that is, the length of the box body 2 in the extending direction Z of the handle 3. Therefore, for example, when the handle 3 is mounted in the longitudinal direction of the box body 2, the fishing rod 8 is supported at two places (the rod hanging portion 80 and the rod bottom receiver 70) separated by the length of the box body 2. Will be able to do it.

When operating as a fishing rod holder having a long support distance as described above, basically, a rod hook structure 80 is formed at the tip of one end 41 of the handle 3 and the other end 42 of the handle 3 is formed. By simply forming the rod bottom support 70 in the vicinity, the other structural parts of the fishing rod holder can be provided by the box body 2 and the handle 3, so that the number of related parts can be minimized. .

When the handle 3 is moved to the rod hanging position F, the box body 2 is located on one end 42 side of the handle 3, so that the box body 2 is used as a seat as described above. Can be

Although the above description has been made on the assumption that the handle 3 is used for normal carrying of the box body 2, the bottom wall 17 and both side walls 12, 13 of the box body 2 as shown by the imaginary line B in FIG. In this case, the belt B can be used for carrying around when the box body 2 is heavy or the like. To make the belt B detachable, the holes 18b, 5
0a or the like may be set to a size through which the belt B can be inserted. Of course, the belt B may be fixed so that it cannot be removed.

FIGS. 1 to 3 show an example in which the handle 3 can be continuously rotated around the central axis C2 by fitting the bearing 46 and the pin 22. However, the handle 3 has two positions A, It is configured to be detachably connected to the bracket 19 so as to be supported by the bracket 19 at each of the two positions of the carrying position A and the rod hanging position F without taking an intermediate rotation position of F. May be.

In the above description, an example in which the rod bottom support 70 is attached to the box body 2 has been described.
As in the fishing box 101 with a fishing rod holder shown in FIG. 4, the rod bottom support 170 may be a part of the handle 130. In the example of FIG. 4, the same elements and parts as those shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 are denoted by reference numeral “1” at the beginning (100's place). Note that, in the example of FIG. 4, points that are not particularly mentioned in the following description are configured similarly to the examples of FIGS. 1 to 3, including portions not shown in FIG. 4. For example, pin 2
1 and the like, the arm 13 of the handle 103
7a are C11, C12 around the axis C1 at the base end.
It is attached to the box main body 103 so as to be rotatable in the direction.

In this example, instead of the arm portion 137 consisting of a single arm portion 37, the axis C2 is
Arms 1 that are pivotally connected to each other around
37a and 137b, the end 9 of the arm 137b.
0 is integrally formed with a rod bottom support 170. On the other hand, the arm 137a is rotatable around the axis C1 by a pin (not shown) similar to the pin 21 so that the assisting tool 118 can rotate.
Mounted on

In addition, the fishing box 101 with the fishing rod holder is provided.
From a different point of view, the shaft 72 of the rod end receiver 70 of the fishing box 1 with the fishing rod holder of FIGS.
37 can be considered to be used in combination as part 137a,
Here, the shaft portion 72 can be regarded as a part of the side wall 113 as an extension of the side wall 113. Therefore, the arm 137b
Are rotatably connected to the extending portion 173b of the side wall 113 around the axis C2.

Although the details of the length adjustment and positioning and fixing structure in the X and Y directions are not shown in FIG. 4 for the fishing box 101 with the fishing rod holder, the arm 137 becomes longer, Other structures may be the same as those shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 except that the portion 134 is also longer.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 shows a fishing box with a fishing rod holder according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 (a) shows a solid line when the fishing box with a fishing rod holder according to one embodiment is at a rod hanging position. FIG. 3B is a perspective explanatory view showing an imaginary line when it is in a carrying position or a pole stand position, and FIG. 4B is a perspective explanatory view showing a part of the arm portion of FIG.

FIG. 2 shows a fishing box with a fishing rod holder of FIG. 1,
(A) is a perspective explanatory view showing a state in which a fishing box with a fishing rod holder is in a carrying position or a pole stand position, and (b) is
(A) Exploded perspective explanatory drawing of the mounting structure on the right side.

FIG. 3 shows a fishing box with a fishing rod holder of FIG. 1,
(A) is a perspective explanatory view showing a state in which a fishing box with a fishing rod holder is in a pole stand position or a carrying position;
FIG. 3A is a sectional view taken along the line IIIB-IIIB, and FIG. 3C is a sectional view taken along the line IIIC-IIIC in FIG.

FIG. 4 is a perspective explanatory view similar to FIG. 1 (a) of a fishing box with a fishing rod holder according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1,101 Fishing box with fishing rod holder 2,102 Box body 3,103 Handle 12,112,13,113 Side wall 41,42 End part 70,170 Rod bottom support 75,175 Support leg (post) 80,180 Rod Hanging part A Carrying position C1, C2 Rotation (rotation) center axis F Rod hanging position.

Claims (9)

[Claims] 1. A fishing box having a fishing box body and a handle having both ends supported on opposite side walls of the box body, wherein one end of the handle is attached to and detached from a corresponding side wall of the box body. A handle is provided at the other end so as to be capable of taking a carrying position mounted on a corresponding side wall of the box main body and a rod hanging position for supporting a fishing rod, and having a rod hanging portion at a tip thereof. A fishing box with a fishing rod holder, movably attached to a corresponding side wall of the box body, and having a rod bottom support attached to the box body near the other end of the handle. 2. The handle of claim 2, wherein the other end of the handle is mounted on a corresponding side wall of the box body so as to be rotatable about an axis substantially perpendicular to a line connecting both ends of the handle. Item 1
2. A fishing box with a fishing rod holder according to item 1. 3. The fishing box with a fishing rod holder according to claim 1, further comprising a support leg supporting the one end of the handle when the handle is at the rod hanging position. 4. The fishing box with a fishing rod holder according to claim 1, wherein the height of the rod hanging portion when the handle is at the rod hanging position is adjustable. 5. The fishing rod holder according to claim 1, wherein a horizontal distance from the rod receiving portion to the rod hanging portion when the handle is at the rod hanging position is adjustable. With fishing box. 6. The fishing box with a fishing rod holder according to claim 1, wherein an orientation of the rod end receiver in a horizontal plane with respect to a rod hanging portion is adjustable. 7. The fishing box with a fishing rod holder according to claim 6, wherein the rod bottom support is rotatable within a predetermined range around an axis parallel to an axis connecting both ends of the handle. 8. The box body has a handle rotatably supported by the box body about an axis connecting both ends thereof, and the box body includes a rotation restricting portion for restricting the rotation of the handle when the handle is at the rod-hanging position. Claim 1
The fishing box with a fishing rod holder according to any one of the above items 7 to 7. 9. The fishing box with a fishing rod holder according to claim 8, further comprising a rotation restricting means for restricting rotation around an axis connecting both ends of the handle when the handle is at the carrying position.