JP2005058034A - Cup of ladle for fishing ground bait - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To raise fish gathering effects by facilitating the control of the casting direction and making a ground bait precisely castable into the objective position while improving the bait separation from the cup body when the ground bait housed in the interior of the cup body is cast. <P>SOLUTION: The cup body 1 is provided with a mounting part 3 of a ladle handle 2 at one end. Uneven regions 7 in which a plurality of circular arclike protruding parts 5 are continuously and protrusively installed on the side of the mounting part 3 are provided on the inner surface of the cup body 1. A smooth part 8 without forming the circular arclike protruding parts 5 is provided on the inner surface of the cup body 1 and on the tip side opposite to the mounting part 3. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing rod bait for picking fish such as komase and throwing it into a target part of a fishing ground in fishing, and aims to accurately input the fish bait to a certain place. It is a thing.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a fish collection method is known in which a kaki, sardine minced, or the like is distributed near the mechanism input position to enhance the fish collection effect. As described above, as a method for distributing the bait into the sea, there is a method of picking the bait with a ladle and putting it into a target position. This method has the advantage that a certain amount of bait can be thrown away without polluting the hands of the angler, and a bait ladle as described in Patent Document 1 is known.

In the invention described in Patent Document 1, one through hole having a lid is formed at the center of the cup, and a cross-shaped groove and an arc-shaped recess are provided on the inner surface of the cup. Further, a plurality of convex portions are formed in the vicinity of the central portion with a large smooth interval. And when mixing powdery mixed feed and forming and using a bait form in a dumpling, a ladle is used in the state which opened the through-hole. This is because air enters the concave groove and the arc-shaped concave portion from the through hole, so that the bait separation from the inner surface of the cup when feeding the bait is good. Furthermore, it aims at improving bait separation by providing an arc-shaped convex part in the inner surface of a cup by providing a smooth large space.
Japanese Patent No. 3048893

  However, such a fishing ladle requires a lid to be attached to the cup, and in addition to the arc-shaped convex part, a through hole, a cross-shaped concave groove and an arc-shaped concave part must be formed in the cup, and the structure is complicated. In addition, it takes time to manufacture the cup, and the manufacturing cost is high. Further, as described above, the through-hole provided in the cup has to be closed or opened by the lid, which requires time and effort even during fishing. Further, since the arc-shaped convex portions are smooth and have a large interval, the bait is likely to adhere to this portion, and there is a high possibility that the separation of the bait will be bad. Moreover, since the smooth part is formed around the opening part of the cup inner surface, and the arc-shaped convex part is arranged almost evenly near the center part of the cup inner surface, it is difficult to orient when feeding bait. Is expected.

  The present invention is intended to solve the above-described problems, and is formed by continuously forming a plurality of arc-shaped convex portions on the inner surface of the cup. It is possible to make it cheaper. Moreover, while providing the uneven | corrugated area | region which formed the arc-shaped convex part in the attachment part side of a cup inner surface, and providing the smooth part which does not form an arc-shaped convex part in the front end side, while making the food separation from a cup inner surface favorable at the time of throwing The fish collection effect can be improved by reliably controlling the feeding direction of the bait and allowing the bait stored in the cup to be more accurately fed to the target position.

  The present invention provides a cup body provided with a ladle-shaped attachment portion at one end, and an inner surface of the cup body is provided with an uneven region in which a plurality of arc-shaped protrusions are continuously projected on the attachment portion side. A smooth portion that does not form an arc-shaped convex portion is provided on the tip side opposite to the mounting portion on the inner surface of the main body.

  In addition, a plurality of arc-shaped convex portions that are elongated in the tip direction of the cup body may be arranged at the boundary between the uneven portion and the smooth portion.

  Further, the boundary between the smooth portion and the uneven region may be arranged such that the uneven region is distributed in a concave shape on the smooth portion side.

  Further, the boundary between the smooth portion and the uneven region may be arranged so that the uneven region is distributed in a convex shape on the smooth portion side.

  Further, the boundary between the smooth portion and the uneven region may be arranged so that the uneven region and the smooth portion are distributed horizontally.

  In addition, the boundary between the smooth part and the uneven area is arranged so that the uneven area is distributed convexly on the smooth part side.

  Further, the uneven area may be formed in 30% to 70% of the inner surface area of the cup body, and the smooth portion may be 70% to 30% of the inner surface area of the cup body.

  The inner surface of the cup body has a maximum width H of 1.7 to 2.3 when the maximum depth H of the inner surface from the opening surface is 1, and a maximum length T from the mounting portion side to the front end side of 2. It may be 0 to 3.0.

  The present invention provides an uneven surface in which only a plurality of arc-shaped convex portions are continuously formed on the inner surface of the cup, and a smooth portion that does not form an arc-shaped convex portion on the tip side, so that the cup inner surface in the uneven region can be Good feeding separation, sliding the bait separated from the inner surface of the cup with the smooth part at the tip of the feeding direction, controlling the feeding direction of the bait reliably, and feeding the bait stored in the cup to the target position accurately It can be. In addition, since the bait is peeled off from the uneven area at the initial stage when it is thrown, the peeled bait is slid in the smooth part, enabling reliable control while reducing throwing resistance and enabling long throwing. It is said. In addition, since the structure is simple, it does not take time for manufacturing, and the manufacturing cost can be reduced.

  The first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. (1) is a cup body, and an attachment portion (3) for attaching a ladle handle (2) is provided at a base end portion in the major axis T direction. Protrusions are formed. Moreover, the uneven | corrugated area | region (7) which arrange | positioned the arc-shaped convex part (5) adjacently continuously from the opening edge (4) to the bottom center part on the attachment part (3) side of the cup main body (1) inner surface. Provided. This arc-shaped convex part (5) is provided with an uneven area (7) by continuously arranging the arc-shaped convex parts (5) at a formation interval narrower than the maximum formation width.

  Moreover, the smooth part (8) which does not form an arc-shaped convex part (5) is provided in the front-end | tip part side on the opposite side to the attaching part (3) of a cup inner surface. And the boundary part of a smooth part (8) and an uneven area (7) is arrange | positioned so that the uneven area (7) may be distributed horizontally, and the boundary part of a smooth part (8) and an uneven area (7) As shown in FIG. 1, two arc-shaped convex portions (5) having an oval shape elongated in the direction of the tip of the cup body (1) are provided in the vicinity of the central portion of the cup, and the tip is smooth and symmetrical (8). It protrudes and is arranged.

  Moreover, the cup (6) formed in this way is used by connecting a ladle pattern (2) to the attachment portion (3) during fishing as shown in FIG. A grip part (10) for the angler to grip is formed at the other end of the lacy pattern (2) opposite to the cup (6). In this embodiment, a ladle pattern (2) as shown in FIG. 1 is used. However, in other embodiments, the ladle pattern (2) can be connected to the mounting portion (3). If there is no particular limitation.

  In the fishing rod bait (11) configured as described above, when the bait (12) is stored in the cup body (1), the arc-shaped protrusion (5) of the uneven region (7) is close as shown in FIG. Therefore, the bait (12) does not enter the interval between the arc-shaped convex portions (5), and a space is generated at this interval. Therefore, with the bait (12) stored in the cup body (1), the holding part (10) of the fishing bait (11) is held and the throwing operation is performed, so that the bait (12) is centrifugally applied. Is released from the inner surface of the cup body (1).

  In this embodiment, since the uneven area (7) composed of the arc-shaped protrusion (5) is formed in the cup body (1), the bait (12) is stored in the cup body (1) having a smooth inner surface. Compared to the case, the area where the bait (12) contacts the inner surface of the cup body (1) becomes smaller, and the bait separation from the inner surface of the cup body (1) when the bait (12) is put in becomes better. . As a result, even if the bait (12) is difficult to leave, such as a sticky bait (12), it is possible to feed the bait with good separation. However, when the uneven area (7) composed of the arc-shaped protrusion (5) is formed on the entire surface of the cup body (1), it is peeled off from the uneven area (7) in the direction of the mounting portion (3) by the centrifugal force of the charging operation. When the bait (12) moves in the direction of the tip of the cup body (1), it is caught by the arc-shaped convex part (5) formed in the direction of the tip, and the bait (12) is caught by the fishing bait (11) user. It cannot be released in the direction that suits the intention.

  However, in this embodiment, by providing the smooth portion (8) on the tip side of the inner surface of the cup body (1), the concave and convex area (in the inner surface of the cup body (1) is caused by the centrifugal force accompanying the feeding operation of the bait (12). The bait (12) peeled off in 7) moves toward the tip. During this movement, the bait (12) moves to the smooth part (8), and the bait (12) slides out in the smooth part (8) without being caught in the feeding direction. 6) The bait (12) stored inside can be reliably slid in the direction of the tip, can be easily controlled, and can be thrown into the farther than the conventional product.

  The ellipse-shaped convex part (5) provided near the central part of the boundary between the smooth part (8) and the uneven area (7) is formed by the angler when the bait (12) is introduced. It plays the role of making it conscious to throw in the bait (12) accommodated in the cup main body (1) in the protrusion direction of the arc-shaped convex part (5) of the shape. Therefore, the angler can input the bait (12) while imagining the accurate input of the bait (12) to the target position.

  In Example 1, the boundary between the smooth portion (8) and the uneven region (7) is arranged so that the uneven region (7) is distributed horizontally. In Example 2 of the present invention, the boundary is shown in FIG. As shown, the boundary between the smooth portion (8) and the uneven region (7) is arranged so that the uneven region (7) is distributed in a concave shape on the smooth portion (8) side. Therefore, the bait (12) accommodated in the cup body (1) has a good food separation in the uneven area (7) provided with the arc-shaped protrusion (5). The bait (12) peels from the left and right opening edges (4) side where many arc-shaped protrusions (5) are projected.

  Thus, the bait (12) peeled off from the left and right opening edges (4) side of the uneven area (7) slides on the smooth portion (8) toward the center of the tip of the cup body (1), respectively. It slides out from the part (8) and is finally put in a state of being concentrated at one point in the tip direction of the cup body (1). Therefore, since the bait (12) accommodated in the cup body (1) can be concentrated and put in one point without being widely dispersed radially, the cup (6) in the present embodiment has a target position. By introducing the bait bait (12) with a single point, it becomes suitable for use when an improvement in fish collection effect can be expected.

  If Example 3 of the present invention is described with reference to FIG. 4, the uneven portion (7) is distributed in a convex shape toward the smooth portion (8) side at the boundary portion between the smooth portion (8) and the uneven portion (7). Is arranged. Accordingly, among the inner surfaces of the cup body (1), the bait (12) from the center side of the inner surface of the cup body (1) provided with the most arc-shaped convex portions (5) is the opening edge (4) of the cup body (1). The peeled bait (12) is slid radially in the direction, and the smooth part (8) widely provided around the opening edge (4) slides and slides radially from the smooth part (8). It exits and is finally diffused in the radial direction. Therefore, since it becomes possible to throw in the wide range of the bait (12) accommodated in the cup main body (1), the cup (6) in a present Example can collect a fish by throwing in the wide range of the bait (12). It is suitable for use when an improvement in the effect can be expected. The cups (6) described in Examples 1, 2, and 3 can be appropriately selected and used depending on the purpose of collecting fish, the target fish, and the like.

  Moreover, in Example 1- Example 3, although the ratio of the uneven | corrugated area | region (7) with respect to the internal surface area of a cup main body (1) and the smooth part (8) is different, respectively, an uneven | corrugated area | region (7) is made into a cup main body (1). ) Of 30 to 70% of the inner surface area, and the smooth portion (8) may be formed to 70 to 30% of the inner surface area of the cup body (1).

  Moreover, since the cup main body (1) in this embodiment makes the food separation good as described above, even when the depth of the cup main body (1) is increased, the food separation at the time of introduction is good and pulling is performed. It does not occur. For example, when the maximum depth H of the inner surface of the cup body (1) from the opening surface shown in FIG. 2 is 1, the maximum width W of the opening surface shown in FIG. 3 is 1.7 to 2.3, FIG. By setting the maximum length T from the mounting portion (3) side to the tip side to 2.0 to 3.0 and increasing the depth of the cup body (1), the volume is large and the surface area is small, for example, Since the bait (12) can be thrown in a shape close to a sphere, even when the wind is strong or thrown into the distance, the thrown bait (12) will not be decomposed in the middle or flowed by the wind. It becomes possible to throw the bait (12) more precisely into the target position. When the cup body (1) is shallow, the fed bait (12) is flattened, so it is often dispersed on the way or thrown into the wind and thrown into a place other than the target.

  In Examples 1 to 3, the cup (6) is made of ABS resin. However, in other examples, the cup (6) is not limited to this, and the coral bait (12) and seawater cause corrosion and deterioration. Otherwise, it is possible to use various types of metals or resins or other materials such as titanium alloys.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The top view of the fishing rod bait which shows Example 1 of this invention. Sectional drawing of the cup of a fishing rod bait. The top view of the cup of the fishing rod bait which shows Example 2 of this invention. The top view of the cup of the fishing rod bait which shows Example 3 of this invention. The partial expanded sectional view which shows the state which stored the bait in the cup of the fishing rod bait.

Explanation of symbols

1 cup body 2 ladle pattern 3 mounting portion 5 arc-shaped convex portion 7 uneven region 8 smooth portion

Claims (7)

  In the cup body provided with an attachment part of a ladle pattern at one end, an uneven area is provided on the inner surface of the cup body, and a plurality of arc-shaped protrusions are continuously projected on the attachment part side. A fishing rod bait cup comprising a smooth portion that does not form an arc-shaped convex portion on the tip side opposite to the mounting portion.   2. The fishing rod bait cup according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of oval arc-shaped convex portions elongated in the direction of the tip of the cup body are arranged at the boundary between the uneven portion and the smooth portion.   3. The fishing rod bait cup according to claim 1, wherein the boundary between the smooth portion and the uneven region is arranged so that the uneven region is distributed in a concave shape on the smooth portion side.   3. A fishing rod bait cup according to claim 1, wherein the boundary between the smooth portion and the uneven region is arranged so that the uneven region is distributed in a convex shape toward the smooth portion.   3. The fishing rod bait cup according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the boundary between the smooth portion and the uneven region is arranged such that the uneven region and the smooth portion are distributed horizontally.   The uneven area is formed in 30% to 70% of the inner surface area of the cup body, and the smooth portion is 70% to 30% of the inner surface area of the cup body. 4 or 5 fishing rod bait cups. The inner surface of the cup body has a maximum width H of 1.7 to 2.3 when the maximum depth H of the inner surface from the opening surface is 1, and a maximum length T from the mounting portion side to the tip side of 2.0 to 2.0. The cup for a fishing rod bait according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6, characterized in that it is 3.0.

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