JP2004275164A - Float for fishing - Google Patents

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JP2004275164A
JP2004275164A JP2003115186A JP2003115186A JP2004275164A JP 2004275164 A JP2004275164 A JP 2004275164A JP 2003115186 A JP2003115186 A JP 2003115186A JP 2003115186 A JP2003115186 A JP 2003115186A JP 2004275164 A JP2004275164 A JP 2004275164A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve problems such that when a fish takes a bait and draws, a resistance caused by the buoyancy and inertia of the float and viscosity by of water is produced, the fish feels an incongruity and leaves the bait in many cases, and even though also there are methods of fishing by separating a float stopper from the float or not using the float stopper, it is difficult to deliver the bait to a shelf of fishes accurately due to the effect of tide and wind or in fishing at a far point. <P>SOLUTION: This fishing float is constituted by building a permanent magnet (or a strong magnetic material) in a penetrated hole of a inner through float for passing through a fishing line or a ring of the float with the ring, and adding a strong magnetic material (or the permanent magnet) to the float stopper attached to the fishing line so as to separate the float from the float stopper by a fine drawing of a fish. Thereby, when the fish takes the bait, the float stopper attached to the fishing line is separated from the float and the fish takes the bait more easily without resistance. Also, on leaving the float by the drawing power of the fish, it is possible to deliver the bait to the shelf stably by the gadget. Further, by using a structure of changing the magnetic power of the magnet for acting to the float stopper, the holding power can cope with a situation for capable of changing the holding power. Also, by installing a penetrated hole (ring) for passing through the fishing line at the upper part of the float, a very fine hit can be observed by the inclination of the float with the hit. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

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【0001】
【発明の属する技術分野】
本発明は釣魚用の浮子に係わり、魚が就餌するときの抵抗を少なくし、違和感を感じさせないための高感度な浮子および、浮子止めに関する。
【0002】
【従来の技術】
【特許文献1】特許第3273368
【特許文献2】特許第3300918
図2、図3の如く一般的に上物釣り中の浮子を使った「フカセ釣り」において浮子の中心に垂直に貫通孔を設けて道糸を通す「中通し浮子」か、浮子の下方に孔を開け道糸を通す「環付浮子」が用いられる。浮子と道糸を固定しない「遊動仕掛け」では道糸に付けた浮子止めが浮子に達するまで水中に仕掛けが沈んで棚が設定され停止する。その後、魚が就餌し、浮子ごと仕掛けを引いて浮子が沈みアタリがでる。この時、浮子の慣性と水との粘性による抵抗が生じ、魚が違和感を持ち、就餌をためらい針掛りする前に餌を離すことが多い。このため竿を引いて浮子から浮子止めを離すか又は、浮子止めを使用しないで抵抗を減らす釣法がある。
【0003】
【発明が解決しようとする課題】
浮子の抵抗を減少するには表面積の少ない小型化が効果的であるが、遠投ができずかつ視認が困難である。浮力を極力少なくしたり、浮子を沈める「沈め探り釣り」等が行なわれているが浮子が負荷になることは変わりない。また、浮子止めを浮子から離すか、浮子止めを使用せずに釣りを行う釣法は小さいウキ止めでは見にくい遠いポイントや潮流、風の影響で加減が難しく魚の棚に餌を届け安定させるには困難なことが多い。
【0004】
【問題を解決するための手段】
本発明は浮子の浮力と慣性と、水との粘性による抵抗をなくし、魚が仕掛けを引くと道糸につけた浮子止めが僅かの力で浮子を離脱し、就餌し易くさせ針掛かりする確率を上げるものである。この手段として、球形浮子の貫通孔の周囲に円筒状の永久磁石を内蔵し、道糸には浮子止めとして小さい強磁性体を棚の変更ができるようにスライド可能に半固定する。仕掛けが沈下し浮子の永久磁石と浮子止めの強磁性体が近接し、磁力で緩やかに吸引保持し、棚に餌を保持する。その後魚が僅かに引く力で浮き止めが離脱する構造とする。浮子に強磁性体を浮子止めに小さい磁石を設けても同じ効果が期待できるが一般的でない。アタリの取り方は一瞬浮子が沈下するか、又は糸を通じて竿先に感じるか、糸の張り方を見て判断する。また磁石なしで浮子の中心の貫通孔の直径と略略同一に浮子止めの大きさを設定し、アタリによって浮子止めが浮子の貫通孔を離脱する構造もある。
【0005】
釣りの状況つまり魚の活性や波、潮、水深や仕掛けに応じて、強磁性体の浮子止めに作用する磁力を可変可能な構造にし、浮子止めを保持する力が可変でき釣りの状況に即応可能とする。浮子内部に永久磁石を2個又は永久磁石と強磁性体を組み合わせて、浮き本体又は一部を可動させ各磁性体の相対位置を可変し浮き止めに作用する磁力を可変する。
【0006】
浮子止めを道糸の適度に離れた2カ所に付け、餌に近い方の浮子止めには磁石の吸引力の比較的弱い透磁率の小なる物又は比較的微少な強磁性体を付け、弱いアタリでも離脱する。一方、餌に遠い方の浮子止めには磁石の吸引力の比較的強い透磁率の大なる物又は、比較的大きい強磁性体をまたは、一般的な浮子止めの貫通孔より大きめの物を付け離脱難くする。これによって魚が十分に食い込んでからは浮子に大きなアタリが見られる。また、棒浮子や環付ウキの場合は浮子の下方の「環」かよりもどしに球状浮子と同じく道糸を通す環にドウナツ状又は円筒状の永久磁石を内蔵する。
【0007】
【発明の実施の形態】
以下、本発明の釣魚用浮子を図面について詳記する。図2、3は浮子を用いた本発明の説明に用いる従来からある仕掛けの図である。図1および図4から図30は本発明による釣魚用浮子およびウキ止めに関する図である。
【0008】
先ず図2は上物釣りと言われる一般的な仕掛けの全体図である。釣竿1に付けたリール2から釣糸5にガイド3、浮子止め4と浮子6を通し、その先によりもどし9と錘7と釣針(餌)8がある。
【0009】
図3は従来から一般的に上物釣りに用いられる球形の中通し浮子周辺の図である。浮子の中心に縦方向に貫通孔61がありこれに道糸5が貫通され下側によりもどし9が上に浮子止め4がある。水中の仕掛けが沈下すると浮子止め4が貫通孔61に引っかかり沈下が停止する。浮子の下側には浮子の浮力を調整し安定させる金属等のバランサー6bが内蔵されてある。魚のアタリがあると浮子ごと沈下する。
【0010】
図1は本発明による浮子6と周辺の図である。下方のバランサー6bには永久磁石6aが内蔵されて埋め込まれている。仕掛けが沈下して強磁性体を含む浮子止め4aが永久磁石6aに到達すると磁力によって沈下は停止する。魚のアタリによって仕掛けが引かれると磁力を振り切って下方に浮子止め4aが引かれ浮子6が沈下する前に浮子6から離脱する。従って道糸がフリーになり浮子6はほとんど負荷にならず魚は違和感を感じずに十分就餌し針掛りする。アタリは僅かに浮子が沈むのを見るか、就餌後に引かれる道糸を見るか、竿にくるアタリを見て合わせる。永久磁石6aの磁力の強さと内周の直径、貫通孔61の内径および、浮子止め4aの強磁性体の体積と透磁率等とで吸引力は変化しアタリ時の微少な抵抗は加減される。従って、抵抗は浮子の浮力、大きさ等にほぼ関係なくなる。
【0011】
さらに、十分就餌後魚が走ると浮子止め4aより透磁率の大きいか体積の大きい強磁性体の浮子止め4bが永久磁石6aに到着すると大きい磁力が働き今度は浮子ごと沈下し明確にアタリを確認することもできる。
【0012】
図4、図5、図6は本発明の浮子止めの例を示す。浮子止め4aと4bの拡大図である。仕掛けの沈下により引かれ浮子止め4aは浮子の内部に入るため軽く小さくする必要がある。図4は従来からあるゴムまたは柔軟なプラスチック製の浮子止めの表面に鉄やニッケル等の強磁性体のリング4aを嵌めた物である。図5はゴムの中に強磁性体の粉粒を含んだ物である。図6は従来からあるゴムまたは柔軟なプラスチック製の浮子止めまたは、紐状の浮子止め4aを2個使用し円筒状の強磁性体4a2を挟み込んだ物である。図6の場合、両側の浮子止め4aを使用せず、円筒状の強磁性体4a2を締め付け道糸に固定しても使えるが道糸に傷が付く可能性があり感心しない。また、下側の浮子止め4aがなく円筒状の強磁性体4a2が道糸とフリーでも良いが潮流との影響で引かれ、浮子6を下方に離脱したときには竿を引いて元に戻すことが困難になる。
【0013】
図7は棒浮子に適用した一例である。棒浮子60の下部によりもどし6dを内蔵し環付きにし、その環の内部にドーナツ状または円筒状の永久磁石6d1を設ける。図8はよりもどし部分を拡大した図である。永久磁石6d1付きの環部分は回転する構造を持ち棒浮子60に自由度を持たせる。回転構造のない棒浮子には図9の永久磁石10aを設けた回転可能なスナップ付よりもどし10を用いる。
【0014】
図10はナナメ浮子に適用した一例である。貫通孔61が道糸に対して平行に近くなるので普通の略略垂直に立つ球形浮子に比較し道糸及びウキ止め4aが通りやすくなる。図11は浮子の貫通孔61の上部開口部62を拡張し浮子止め4aがスムースに貫通孔61に進入し易くした例である。
【0015】
図12は着水時に貫通孔61が略略水平になるようバランサー6cを図のごとく配置し、さらに貫通孔61の針に近い方のみ細く絞り、竿側は比較的広くする。浮子止め4aは仕掛けが沈下すると細く絞った箇所で停止する。アタリがあれば浮子6は垂直に近く立つので浮子止め4aは離脱する。この場合永久磁石や浮子止め4aは強磁性体の必要は特にない。
【0016】
図13は球形の環付浮子に図8の永久磁石付きのよりもどし6dを付加した例である。更に、図14は球形浮子の上側に本発明による図8の永久磁石6aを付加したよりもどし6dを付けた浮子である。通常は浮子はほぼ垂直に立っているが僅かの魚のアタリにも図15の如く傾斜する。アタリにより浮子が水中に引き込まれるより微少な力でアタリが認識可能である。更に強く引き込むと前記と同様にウキ止め4aがよりもどし6dを離脱する。
【0017】
図14、図15の浮子の略略喫水線付近を境に異なる色にすれば、垂直の状態とアタリにより傾斜した時の釣り人から見た色が変化し僅かのアタリが明確に認識可能となる。更に中通し浮子と同じく竿を立た時に浮子が手前に傾斜し、同時に磁力により適度の抵抗が感じられる。この環を上に付ける方式は従来の磁力のない浮子とウキ止めでも色の変化によるアタリの明確化に適する。下部のバランサー6eの上下方向の位置を調整すればアタリによる傾斜の感度を調整可能となる。上方にすれば感度が上がり、下方にすれば安定するが感度が下がる。
【0018】
図16は夜間の釣り用に浮子の上部に発光素子挿入器6gを設け発光素子(ケミホタル)が挿入可能な構造にした。発光素子挿入器6gには水平方向に貫通孔6jを設けこの周囲に円筒状の永久磁石6aを埋設し、同様にしてアタリの感度を上げ、かつアタリにより傾斜した時に発光素子の光が減光し釣り人からアタリが明確に認識可能となる。当然、昼間は発光素子11を抜いて使用可能であり前記と同様な使用法がある。
【0019】
図17は前記図16の発光素子挿入器6gを拡大した断面図である。浮子6の上部に発光素子挿入器6gを接続部品6mを介して回転可能に装着し、永久磁石ホルダー6kを水平に取り付け、貫通孔6jに道糸を通す。上部の発光素子挿入孔6hには発光素子11を挿入可能である。このときOリング6nは発光素子11を抜けないよう銜える。
【0020】
図18、図19は夜間と昼の釣りに兼用可能な本発明の効果を備えた浮子である。図18は球形浮子の上部に円筒状の窪み発光素子挿入孔6hを設け発光素子11を挿入可能にし、下部のバランサー6f下部に水平方向の貫通孔6iを設け、それに図9のスナップ付よりもどし10を装着し夜間用とした。また、図19は図18と同じ浮子を昼用に発光素子11をはずし中通し浮子として用いた図である。
【0021】
図20は浮子全体の体積が変化し浮力が可変可能になる浮力調整浮子の下部に永久磁石6aとバランサー6bを装着し本発明による同様の効果を付け加えた物である。
【0022】
図21は強磁性体の浮子止めに作用する磁力を可変し、釣りの状況つまり魚の活性や波、潮に応じて、ウキ止めを吸引する力を加減するものである。浮子をトップ6pとボトム6qに分割し回転可能にし、トップ6pに固定した細管6rを設け、Oリング6n1とOリング6n2で内部に浸水を防ぐ状態で連結する。細管6rに固定した薄い円筒状の比較的円周の短い磁石6a1をボトム6qに固定した同様の比較的円周の長い磁石6a2に同一中心に水平面に内挿する。この時、磁石6a1と磁石6a2は図22、図23の如く水平方向に着磁された物を用いる。両磁石は図24、図25の如く水平に内挿されると図24では同一磁極が接するので反発しあい磁界は内側には強く、図25では反対に異磁極が接するため同一の磁極になり磁界は内側では弱くなる。従って浮子の上部と下部の回転位置により細管6rの内部では磁界の強弱が変化し、浮子止めに作用する吸引力が変化し、魚から見た抵抗が調整される。この時、磁石6a1は磁石6a2より高さが低いかまたは若干下方に配置されるのが最適である。
【0023】
図26は磁石6a2の代わりに強磁性体でできたリング13を磁石6a1の周りに配置し、磁石6a1が回転することにより細管6r中の磁界の強弱が変化する。リング13の形状にかかわらず磁石6a1が回転により周りに配置した円周上の磁性体の不均一性により細管6r中の磁界の強弱が変化する。図27,図28は磁石6a1とリング状の強磁性体13aが図のように離接する構造にし、細管6r内部の磁界を変化させる。
【0024】
図29は回転する機構を下部に設けた。磁石ホルダーを兼ねたバランサー6b1に磁石6a1を固定し、Oリング6n2とOリング6n3で水の進入を防ぎ回転可能にし、円筒状の磁石6a1と磁石6a2を図24、図25の如く水平かつ同心円上に位置させ細管6r内部の磁力を可変したものである。
【0025】
図30は図29の構造に加え浮子のトップ6pとボトム6qに分割し、トップ6pに固定された下部に雄ねじを設けた細管6r1とボトム6qの内部に設けられた雌ねじ6s1が螺合しトップ6pとボトム6qが回転により離接することで体積が変化し浮力が可変可能になる浮力調整機能を付加した物である。
【0026】
図1の磁石6aを電線を巻いたコイルとし浮子内部に電池を設け電流を流して磁界を発生させて浮き止め4aに吸引力を持たせ同様の働きを可能とする。また図20の磁石6aを電線を巻いたコイルとし、トップ6pの回転によって細管にで可変抵抗等を回転連動しコイルに流す電流を加減し吸引力を可変する構造を持たせる。
【0027】
【発明の効果】
本発明は、魚が就餌し、仕掛けを引くと道糸につけた浮子止めが僅かの力で浮子を離脱するため、浮子の浮力と慣性と、水との粘性による抵抗がなく、魚に違和感を感じさせず、確実に就餌させ針掛りさせる。更に、磁力による吸引力を可変にし釣りの状況に即応可能にした。状況が悪く魚が食い渋っている時も特に釣果を上げられる。
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】本発明による浮子全体と仕掛けの断面図である。
【図2】一般的なふかせ釣りの仕掛けの全体図である。
【図3】一般的なふかせ釣りの浮子の図である。
【図4】本発明による浮子止めの一実施例の拡大図である。
【図5】本発明による浮子止めの一実施例の拡大図である。
【図6】本発明による浮子止めの一実施例の拡大図である。
【図7】本発明による浮子の一実施例の外観図である。
【図8】本発明によるよりもどしの一実施例の外観図である。
【図9】本発明によるよりもどしの一実施例の外観図である。
【図10】本発明による浮子の一実施例の断面図である。
【図11】本発明による浮子の一実施例の断面図である。
【図12】本発明による浮子の一実施例の断面図である。
【図13】本発明による浮子の一実施例の外観図である。
【図14】本発明による浮子の一実施例の外観図である。
【図15】本発明による浮子の一実施例の外観図である。
【図16】本発明による浮子の一実施例の外観図である。
【図17】本発明による浮子の一実施例の拡大した断面図である。
【図18】本発明による浮子の一実施例の断面図である。
【図19】本発明による浮子の一実施例の断面図である。
【図20】本発明による浮子の一実施例の断面図である。
【図21】本発明による浮子の断面図である。
【図22】本発明に用いる磁石と磁力線の断面図である。
【図23】本発明に用いる磁石とその磁力線の断面図である。
【図24】本発明に用いる磁石とその磁力線の断面図である。
【図25】本発明に用いる磁石とその磁力線の断面図である。
【図26】本発明に用いる磁気回路部品の一実施例の外観図である。
【図27】本発明に用いる磁石と磁力線の一実施例の断面図である。
【図28】本発明に用いる磁石と磁力線の一実施例の断面図である。
【図29】本発明による浮子の一実施例の断面図である。
【図30】本発明による浮子の一実施例の断面図である。
【符号の説明】
1 釣竿
2 リール
3 ガイド
4、4a、4b 浮子止め
4a1、4a2、4a3 強磁性体
5 道糸
6 浮子
60 棒浮子
61、6j、6i 貫通孔
62 開口部
6a、6a1、6a2、6a、6d1、10a 永久磁石
6b、6c、6e、6f バランサー
6d よりもどし
6g 発光素子挿入器
6h 発光素子挿入孔
6k 永久磁石ホルダー
6m 接続部品
6n、6n1、6n2、6n3 Oリング
6p トップ
6q ボトム
6r、6r1 細管
7 錘
8 釣針(餌)
9 よりもどし
10 スナップ付よりもどし
11 発光素子(ケミホタル)
12 喫水線
13、13a 強磁性体
[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a float for fishing fish, and relates to a high-sensitivity float for reducing the resistance of fish when feeding and preventing the fish from feeling uncomfortable, and a float stopper.
[0002]
[Prior art]
[Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent No. 3273368
[Patent Document 2] Patent No. 3300918
As shown in Figs. 2 and 3, in general, "float fishing" using floats during upper fishing, a through hole is provided vertically through the center of the float to pass through the line, or a float below the float. A "float with a ring" is used in which a hole is made and a road thread is passed. In the "floating device" in which the float and the yarn are not fixed, the device sinks in the water and the shelf is set and stopped until the float stopper attached to the yarn reaches the float. After that, the fish feed, the floats are pulled, and the floats sink and Atari appears. At this time, resistance occurs due to the inertia of the float and the viscosity of the water, and the fish feels uncomfortable and often releases the food before hesitating to take the needle. For this reason, there is a fishing method of pulling a rod to separate the float from the float or reducing the resistance without using the float.
[0003]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
Although miniaturization with a small surface area is effective in reducing the resistance of the float, it cannot be cast far away and is difficult to view. Although buoyancy has been reduced as much as possible and "sinking fishing" to sink the float has been performed, the float remains the load. Also, keep the float away from the float or fish without using the float. Often difficult.
[0004]
[Means to solve the problem]
The present invention eliminates the buoyancy and inertia of the float and the resistance due to the viscosity of the water, and when the fish pulls the hook, the float stopper attached to the line breaks off the float with a small force, making it easier to feed and make it easier to catch. Is raised. As this means, a cylindrical permanent magnet is built in around the through hole of the spherical float, and a small ferromagnetic material is semi-slidably fixed to the thread so as to be able to change the shelf as a float stopper. The mechanism sinks, and the permanent magnet of the float and the ferromagnetic material of the float stop come close to each other, gently attract and hold by magnetic force, and hold the bait on the shelf. After that, the structure will be such that the buoy will come off with a slight pulling force of the fish. The same effect can be expected by providing a ferromagnetic material for the float and a small magnet for stopping the float, but this is not common. Atari is determined by looking at how the thread is tensioned, whether the float floats for a moment or feels at the tip of the rod through the thread. In addition, there is also a structure in which the size of the float stopper is set to be substantially the same as the diameter of the through hole at the center of the float without a magnet, and the float stopper is separated from the through hole of the float by an attack.
[0005]
The magnetic force acting on the float of the ferromagnetic material can be changed according to the fishing situation, that is, the activity of the fish, the wave, the tide, the water depth, and the mechanism, and the force to hold the float can be changed, so that it can respond immediately to the fishing situation And Two permanent magnets or a combination of a permanent magnet and a ferromagnetic material are provided inside the float, and the floating body or a part thereof is moved to change the relative position of each magnetic material, thereby changing the magnetic force acting on the suspension.
[0006]
Attach the float to two places appropriately separated from the yarn, and attach the float closer to the bait to the magnet with a relatively weak magnetic attraction or a relatively small ferromagnetic material. We leave even Atari. On the other hand, a float with a relatively strong magnetic attraction, a magnetic material with a relatively high magnetic permeability, or a relatively large ferromagnetic material, or a material larger than the through hole of a general float is attached to the float that is far from the bait. Make it difficult to withdraw. As a result, after the fish have succumbed enough, large floats can be seen on the floats. In the case of a rod float or a ring-shaped uki, a donut-shaped or cylindrical permanent magnet is built in a ring through which a thread is passed similarly to a spherical float in a "ring" below the float.
[0007]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, the float for fishing fish of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. 2 and 3 are diagrams of a conventional mechanism used for explaining the present invention using a float. FIGS. 1 and 4 to 30 are views relating to a float for fishing fish and a buckle stop according to the present invention.
[0008]
First, FIG. 2 is an overall view of a general device called fishing of a high quality product. A guide 3, a float stopper 4 and a float 6 pass through a fishing line 5 from a reel 2 attached to a fishing rod 1, and there are a return 9, a weight 7 and a fishing hook (bait) 8 at the tip.
[0009]
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the vicinity of a spherical through float used in the past, which is generally used for upper fishing. At the center of the float, there is a through hole 61 in the longitudinal direction, through which the thread 5 penetrates, and the return 9 on the lower side, and the float stopper 4 on the upper side. When the underwater device sinks, the float stopper 4 is caught in the through hole 61 and the sinking stops. A balancer 6b made of metal or the like for adjusting and stabilizing the buoyancy of the float is incorporated below the float. If there is a fish attack, it will sink together with the float.
[0010]
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a float 6 and its surroundings according to the present invention. A permanent magnet 6a is embedded and embedded in the lower balancer 6b. When the device sinks and the float stopper 4a containing the ferromagnetic material reaches the permanent magnet 6a, the sinking is stopped by the magnetic force. When the gimmick is pulled by the fish, the magnetic force is shaken off, the float stopper 4a is pulled downward, and the float 6 is separated from the float 6 before sinking. Therefore, the yarn is free, and the float 6 is hardly loaded, and the fish is sufficiently fed without any uncomfortable feeling, and the needle is hooked. Atari sees the float sinking slightly, sees the string pulled after feeding, or looks at Atari on the pole. The attraction force varies depending on the strength and the inner diameter of the magnetic force of the permanent magnet 6a, the inner diameter of the through hole 61, the volume and the magnetic permeability of the ferromagnetic material of the float stopper 4a, and the slight resistance at the time of hitting is adjusted. . Therefore, the resistance has almost no relation to the buoyancy, size, etc. of the float.
[0011]
Furthermore, when the fish runs sufficiently after feeding, when the floater 4b made of a ferromagnetic material having a higher magnetic permeability or a larger volume than the floater 4a arrives at the permanent magnet 6a, a large magnetic force acts and this time, the floater sinks down and clearly sets off. You can also check.
[0012]
4, 5, and 6 show examples of the float stopper of the present invention. It is an enlarged view of the float stoppers 4a and 4b. The float stopper 4a is pulled by the sinking of the device and enters the inside of the float, so that it needs to be made light and small. FIG. 4 shows a conventional rubber or flexible plastic float retaining member fitted with a ferromagnetic ring 4a such as iron or nickel. FIG. 5 shows a material containing ferromagnetic particles in rubber. FIG. 6 shows a conventional rubber or soft plastic float stopper or two string-shaped float stoppers 4a sandwiching a cylindrical ferromagnetic material 4a2. In the case of FIG. 6, it can be used even if the cylindrical ferromagnetic material 4a2 is fastened to the yarn without using the float stoppers 4a on both sides, but there is a possibility that the yarn may be damaged and it is not impressive. In addition, there is no lower floater 4a, and the cylindrical ferromagnetic material 4a2 may be free of the thread and may be pulled by the influence of the tidal current. When the float 6 is detached downward, the rod may be pulled back to the original position. It becomes difficult.
[0013]
FIG. 7 is an example applied to a bar float. A return 6d is built in the lower part of the rod float 60 and is provided with a ring, and a donut-shaped or cylindrical permanent magnet 6d1 is provided inside the ring. FIG. 8 is an enlarged view of the return portion. The ring portion with the permanent magnet 6d1 has a rotating structure, and the rod float 60 has a degree of freedom. For a rod float having no rotating structure, a returnable 10 with a rotatable snap provided with a permanent magnet 10a of FIG. 9 is used.
[0014]
FIG. 10 is an example applied to a slug float. Since the through-hole 61 is close to being parallel to the warp yarn, the warp yarn and the back stopper 4a can pass through more easily than a general spherical float that stands substantially vertically. FIG. 11 shows an example in which the upper opening 62 of the through hole 61 of the float is expanded so that the float stopper 4a can easily enter the through hole 61 smoothly.
[0015]
In FIG. 12, the balancer 6c is arranged as shown so that the through-hole 61 is substantially horizontal at the time of landing on the water, and the narrower portion of the through-hole 61 closer to the needle is narrowed down, and the rod side is relatively wide. The float stopper 4a stops at a narrowed portion when the device sinks. If there is a hit, the float 6 stands upright, so the float stopper 4a comes off. In this case, the permanent magnet and the float stopper 4a need not be made of a ferromagnetic material.
[0016]
FIG. 13 shows an example in which a return ring 6d with a permanent magnet of FIG. 8 is added to a spherical ring-shaped float. Further, FIG. 14 shows a float in which the permanent magnet 6a of FIG. Normally, the floats stand almost vertically, but they also tilt as shown in FIG. Atari can be recognized with a smaller force than the float is pulled into the water. If it is further pulled in, the backing stopper 4a returns and releases 6d in the same manner as described above.
[0017]
If different colors are used near the substantially draft line of the float in FIGS. 14 and 15, the color seen by the angler when it is tilted due to the vertical state and the strike changes, and a slight strike can be clearly recognized. Furthermore, when the pole is set up like the through float, the float tilts forward, and at the same time, moderate resistance is felt by the magnetic force. The method of attaching this ring on the top is suitable for clarifying the hit by the color change even with the conventional float without a magnetic force and the backing. By adjusting the position of the lower balancer 6e in the vertical direction, the sensitivity of the tilt due to the hit can be adjusted. The sensitivity rises when moved upward, and becomes stable but decreases when moved downward.
[0018]
FIG. 16 shows a structure in which a light-emitting element inserter 6g is provided above a float for night fishing, and a light-emitting element (semi-firefly) can be inserted. A through hole 6j is provided in the light emitting element inserter 6g in the horizontal direction, and a cylindrical permanent magnet 6a is buried around the through hole 6j, similarly increasing the sensitivity of Atari, and dimming the light of the light emitting element when tilted by Atari. Atari can be clearly recognized from the angler. Naturally, during the daytime, the light emitting element 11 can be pulled out and used, and there is a usage similar to the above.
[0019]
FIG. 17 is an enlarged sectional view of the light emitting device inserter 6g of FIG. The light emitting element inserter 6g is rotatably mounted on the upper part of the float 6 via the connecting part 6m, the permanent magnet holder 6k is horizontally mounted, and the thread is passed through the through hole 6j. The light emitting element 11 can be inserted into the upper light emitting element insertion hole 6h. At this time, the O-ring 6n is held so as not to fall out of the light emitting element 11.
[0020]
18 and 19 show a float having the effects of the present invention which can be used for both night and day fishing. FIG. 18 shows a hollow cylindrical light emitting element insertion hole 6h provided at the upper part of the spherical float so that the light emitting element 11 can be inserted, and a horizontal through hole 6i provided at the lower part of the lower balancer 6f. 10 was used for night use. FIG. 19 is a view in which the same float as that of FIG. 18 is used as a float through which the light emitting element 11 is removed for daytime.
[0021]
FIG. 20 shows a structure in which a permanent magnet 6a and a balancer 6b are attached to the lower part of a buoyancy adjusting float in which the volume of the entire float changes and the buoyancy can be varied, and the same effect according to the present invention is added.
[0022]
FIG. 21 shows that the magnetic force acting on the float of the ferromagnetic material is varied, and the force for sucking the backstop is adjusted according to the fishing situation, ie, the activity, wave and tide of the fish. The float is divided into a top 6p and a bottom 6q so as to be rotatable, a thin tube 6r fixed to the top 6p is provided, and the O-ring 6n1 and the O-ring 6n2 are connected to each other in such a manner as to prevent infiltration inside. A thin cylindrical relatively short magnet 6a1 fixed to the thin tube 6r is interpolated in the horizontal plane at the same center with a similar relatively long magnet 6a2 fixed to the bottom 6q. At this time, the magnets 6a1 and 6a2 used are magnetized in the horizontal direction as shown in FIGS. When both magnets are horizontally interpolated as shown in FIGS. 24 and 25, the same magnetic poles are in contact in FIG. 24, so that the repulsive magnetic field is strong inside. In FIG. 25, the opposite magnetic poles are in contact in opposite directions. Weak inside. Therefore, the strength of the magnetic field changes inside the thin tube 6r according to the rotational positions of the upper and lower portions of the float, the suction force acting on the float stops, and the resistance viewed from the fish is adjusted. At this time, it is optimal that the magnet 6a1 is disposed lower or slightly lower than the magnet 6a2.
[0023]
In FIG. 26, a ring 13 made of a ferromagnetic material is arranged around the magnet 6a1 instead of the magnet 6a2, and the strength of the magnetic field in the thin tube 6r changes as the magnet 6a1 rotates. Irrespective of the shape of the ring 13, the strength of the magnetic field in the thin tube 6r changes due to the non-uniformity of the magnetic material on the circumference around which the magnet 6a1 is arranged by rotation of the magnet 6a1. 27 and 28 show a structure in which the magnet 6a1 and the ring-shaped ferromagnetic body 13a are separated from each other as shown in the figure, and change the magnetic field inside the thin tube 6r.
[0024]
In FIG. 29, a rotating mechanism is provided at the lower part. The magnet 6a1 is fixed to the balancer 6b1 which also serves as a magnet holder, and the O-ring 6n2 and the O-ring 6n3 prevent water from entering and can rotate. The cylindrical magnet 6a1 and the magnet 6a2 are horizontally and concentric as shown in FIGS. The magnetic force inside the thin tube 6r is varied by being positioned above.
[0025]
FIG. 30 shows the structure of FIG. 29, in which the float is divided into a top 6p and a bottom 6q, and a thin tube 6r1 fixed to the top 6p and provided with a male thread at the lower part and a female screw 6s1 provided inside the bottom 6q are screwed into the top. The buoyancy adjustment function is added, in which the volume changes and the buoyancy can be varied by the 6p and the bottom 6q coming and coming apart by rotation.
[0026]
The magnet 6a shown in FIG. 1 is a coil wound with electric wires, a battery is provided inside the float to generate a magnetic field by supplying a current, and the floating stopper 4a is provided with an attractive force to perform the same function. Also, the magnet 6a in FIG. 20 is a coil wound with an electric wire, and has a structure in which the rotation of the top 6p causes a variable resistance or the like to rotate in conjunction with the thin tube to adjust the current flowing through the coil to vary the attraction force.
[0027]
【The invention's effect】
The present invention is based on the fact that when a fish is eaten and a gimmick is pulled, a float stop attached to the line breaks off the float with a small force, so that there is no resistance due to the buoyancy of the float, inertia, and viscosity with water, and the fish feels uncomfortable. Make sure to feed and hook the needle without feeling it. Furthermore, the attraction force by the magnetic force is made variable so that it can be immediately adapted to fishing conditions. Even when the situation is bad and the fish are bitter, the catch is especially good.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of an entire float and a device according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an overall view of a general tackle fishing tackle.
FIG. 3 is a view of a float for general swelling fishing.
FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of an embodiment of the float stopper according to the present invention.
FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of an embodiment of the float stopper according to the present invention.
FIG. 6 is an enlarged view of an embodiment of the float stopper according to the present invention.
FIG. 7 is an external view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 8 is an external view of one embodiment of the reversing device according to the present invention.
FIG. 9 is an external view of one embodiment of the reversing device according to the present invention.
FIG. 10 is a sectional view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 11 is a sectional view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 12 is a sectional view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 13 is an external view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 14 is an external view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 15 is an external view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 16 is an external view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 17 is an enlarged sectional view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 18 is a sectional view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 19 is a sectional view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 20 is a sectional view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 21 is a sectional view of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 22 is a sectional view of a magnet and lines of magnetic force used in the present invention.
FIG. 23 is a sectional view of a magnet used in the present invention and the lines of magnetic force thereof.
FIG. 24 is a cross-sectional view of a magnet used in the present invention and its magnetic lines of force.
FIG. 25 is a cross-sectional view of a magnet used in the present invention and its magnetic lines of force.
FIG. 26 is an external view of one embodiment of a magnetic circuit component used in the present invention.
FIG. 27 is a sectional view of an embodiment of a magnet and lines of magnetic force used in the present invention.
FIG. 28 is a cross-sectional view of one embodiment of a magnet and lines of magnetic force used in the present invention.
FIG. 29 is a sectional view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
FIG. 30 is a sectional view of an embodiment of a float according to the present invention.
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Fishing rod 2 Reel 3 Guide 4, 4a, 4b Float stopper 4a1, 4a2, 4a3 Ferromagnetic material 5 Thread 6 Float 60 Bar float 61, 6j, 6i Through hole 62 Opening 6a, 6a1, 6a2, 6a, 6d1, 10a Permanent magnets 6b, 6c, 6e, 6f Return from balancer 6d 6g Light emitting element inserter 6h Light emitting element insertion hole 6k Permanent magnet holder 6m Connecting parts 6n, 6n1, 6n2, 6n3 O-ring 6p Top 6q Bottom 6r, 6r1 Thin tube 7 Weight 8 Fishing hook (bait)
9 Return 10 Return with snap 11 Light emitting element
12 Waterline 13, 13a Ferromagnetic material

Claims (2)

道糸を通す中通し浮子の貫通孔または環付き浮子の環に永久磁石(または強磁性体)を内蔵し、道糸に付ける浮子止めに強磁性体(または永久磁石)を付加し魚の微少の引きによって、浮子止めが浮子から離脱することを特徴とする釣魚用浮子および浮子止め。A permanent magnet (or ferromagnetic material) is built into the through hole of the through float or the ring of the float with a ring through which the thread is passed, and a ferromagnetic substance (or permanent magnet) is added to the float stop attached to the thread and the small amount of fish A float for fishing fish, wherein the float is released from the float by pulling. 浮子止めに作用する力を可変可能な構造にし、浮子止めを保持する力が可変な請求項1の釣魚用浮子および浮子止め。The float for fishing fish and the float stopper according to claim 1, wherein the force acting on the float stopper is variable, and the force for holding the float stopper is variable.
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