JP2005168373A - Tool for fixing bait - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a tool for fixing a bait, with which a hook readily pierces a live earthworm and the hook is easily attached with the earthworm, or the like. <P>SOLUTION: This tool for fixing the bait has a tool body part 1, a piercing needle 2 connected to the tool body part so as to be extended in the length direction of the tool body part 1 and a sheet metal part 3 connected to the tool body part so as to be taken out and inserted into the tool body part 1 in the length direction (extension direction of the piercing needle 2) of the tool body part 1. The sheet metal part 3 is a thin plate type member extended from the tip side end part of the tool body part 1 to the tip side in the length direction. The sheet metal part 3 is extended at a fixed interval from the piercing needle 2 in parallel and has a curved surface in which the center of the sheet metal in the width direction is recessed toward the piercing needle 2. The earthworm X is placed on the curved surface and the piercing needle 1 pierces the earthworm X. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a bait for attaching fish food such as earthworms to a fishhook during fishing.

  When fishing, small animals such as earthworms, sandworms, and isome are often used as bait. Attach such a bait to a fishhook and fish. It is troublesome to attach such live earthworms to a curved small fishhook. Various feeding tools are provided. For example, a certain feeding tool has a needle portion, and the tip of the needle portion is pointed like an injection needle and is in a pipe shape. When using this fishing bait attachment, insert the earthworm etc. of the bait into the needle part, then hook the fishhook to the tip of the needle part and move the bait towards the fishhook with your finger to pass it through the fishhook etc. Is attached to the fishhook (see FIG. 7).

  However, it is difficult to attach the bait to the smooth by moving the earthworm or the like, which is a live bait, toward the fishhook. Then, the tool devised so that the operation | work which moves bait, such as earthworms, to a fishhook can be performed easily is also provided (refer patent document 1). The technique in this patent document allows the needle portion to be inserted into and removed from the tube-shaped fishing bait pressing body. After attaching the live bait of the fishhook, the needle portion is housed in the fishing press body, and the live bait is pushed out to the fishhook side by the fishing bait press body.

However, even if such a tool is used, the troublesomeness of inserting the needle portion into live food such as earthworms cannot be sufficiently eliminated. That is, when the live bait is inserted into the needle part, the live bait is exposed and it is difficult to penetrate the needle part well.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-57174

  An object of the present invention is to provide a bait tool that can easily pierce live earthworms or the like through a needle and can easily attach earthworms or the like to a fishhook.

  The bait | feeding tool of this invention is a bait | feeding tool for attaching ring-shaped animals, such as earthworms, a gourd, an isome which become bait for fishing, to a fishhook. A main body portion, a stab needle connected to the main body portion and having a fish hook locking portion at a tip thereof, and an extending plate portion connected to the main body portion and having a bait placing surface extending in parallel with a certain distance from the stab needle. I have.

  In this bait tool, a piercing needle is pierced into an earthworm or the like placed on the bait-holding surface while placing an earthworm or the like on the bait-holding surface of the extended plate portion. By piercing the stab needle while placing an earthworm or the like on the bait-holding surface, it is easy to induce the earthworm or the like to the stab needle even if the earthworm etc. is exposed. After penetrating the worm of the stab needle, etc., hook the fish hook to the fish hook locking part at the tip of the stab needle protruding from the worm, etc., slide the worm etc. from the stab needle onto the fish hook, and then worm on the fish hook Install.

  Moreover, it is good also as what has a side wall which forms an extending plate part from an elastic member and covers a puncture needle from both sides. In this case, earthworms or the like are placed on the bait placement surface of the extended plate part, and the user picks up the side wall of the extended plate part and presses the earthworm or the like with the side wall. Then, the earthworm and the like are sequentially slid in the direction of the needle on the bait placement surface, and the puncture needle is pierced into the earthworm and the like. By pressing the earthworms etc. on the side wall, the live earthworms etc. are prevented from being exposed and the piercing needle is easily pierced.

  Further, the extended plate portion may be connected to the main body portion so as to be freely put in and out. In such a feeding tool, an earthworm or the like is placed on the extended plate portion, the side wall is picked, and the earthworm is pressed. In this state, the extended plate portion is accommodated in the main body portion, and the puncture needle is pierced into an earthworm or the like.

  Note that the bait placement surface may be a curved surface in which the central portion in the width direction is recessed. It makes it easier to place earthworms on the bait surface.

  According to the bait tool of the present invention, live earthworms and the like can be easily attached to the fishhook.

[First Embodiment]
Hereinafter, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the bait implement which employ | adopted 1st Embodiment of this invention is the main body part 1, the stab needle 2 extended toward the longitudinal direction of the main body part 1, and the longitudinal direction ( And a extending plate portion 3 connected in the extending direction of the puncture needle 2.

  The main body 1 is a hollow member formed of synthetic resin or the like. The extension plate part 3 is accommodated in the inside, and the opening for this extension plate part 3 to go in and out is formed in the longitudinal direction front-end | tip. Although the shape of the main body 1 can be arbitrarily set, in this example, a shape in which a cylinder is divided in half is adopted. The shape of the above-described opening is formed in accordance with the cross-sectional shape of the extended plate portion 3 described later (see FIGS. 2 and 3). On the other hand, the rear end in the longitudinal direction is open, and the bottom plug 4 is detachably closed. Furthermore, the left and right peripheral surfaces of the main body 1 are formed with splits 1a extending in the longitudinal direction. The split 1 a reaches the rear end edge in the longitudinal direction of the main body 1. A slider 5 is inserted in mesh with the split 1a from the rear end of the main body 1 and is slidable in the longitudinal direction. The slider 1 can be positioned at any position in the longitudinal direction by forming irregularities on the split 1 a, and any other positioning means may be provided on the slider 5.

  The puncture needle 2 is connected to the end surface on the distal end side of the main body 1. The length of the puncture needle 2 in the longitudinal direction is set in accordance with the application, and is set according to the total length of earthworms, squirrels, isomes and the like that serve as fish food. The puncture needle 2 may be a pipe-like one in the air. A hole or groove capable of connecting a fishhook is formed at the tip of the stab needle 2 (fishhook locking portion).

  The extension plate portion 3 is housed in the main body portion 1 so that the rear end is connected to the slider 5 and the front end protrudes to the outside from the opening of the main body portion 1 so that it can be inserted and removed. That is, the extending portion 3 enters and exits from the main body portion 1 to the distal end side as the slider 5 moves in the longitudinal direction. The length of the extension plate portion 3 in the axial direction is approximately equal to the length of the main body portion 1 in the axial length direction, and is about twice as long as the length of the puncture needle 2 in the axial length direction.

  This extension plate part 3 is a member formed from a rubber material such as silicon rubber, and is shaped like a half of the pipe in the longitudinal direction, and the inner peripheral surface of the half pipe puts food such as earthworms. It has become a bait surface. The puncture needle 2 is positioned at a certain distance from the bait placement surface. The both sides of the width direction both ends of such a half pipe type extended plate part 3 are the wall surfaces which have fixed height. Its height is larger than the diameter of a food such as an earthworm. Therefore, food such as earthworms is sufficiently stored in the bait placement surface (see FIG. 3).

  For example, in order to attach the earthworm X to the fishhook F, the bait is used as follows. As shown in FIG. 4 (a), first, the earthworm X is placed on the distal end side of the insertion needle 2 of the bait placement surface of the extension plate portion 3 in a state where the extension plate portion 3 is all extended from the main body portion 1. . And the both wall surfaces of the extended plate part 3 are pinched with a finger | toe, and earthworm X is pressed down. Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 4 (b), the picked extension plate portion 3 is gradually stored in the main body portion 1, and the earthworm X is pierced into the insertion needle 2. By placing the earthworm X on the bait placement surface and pushing the earthworm X against the piercing needle 2 while pressing the earthworm X on the wall surface, it is easy to pierce the earthworm X with the piercing needle 2 even if the earthworm X is exposed. As shown in FIG. 4 (b), after the piercing needle 2 penetrates the earthworm X, the fishing hook F is locked in the hole / groove at the tip of the piercing needle 2 protruding from the earthworm X, and the extension plate portion The extension plate part 3 is pulled out from the main body part 1 while suppressing the earthworm X on the side wall 3, and the earthworm X is slid from the piercing needle 2 onto the fishhook F to attach the earthworm X to the fishhook F (see FIG. 5). As shown in FIG. 4 (c), a slider 5 can be used to put in and out the main body 1 of the extended plate portion 3.

[Other Embodiments]
In the above-described embodiment, the extended plate portion can be freely inserted into and removed from the main body portion. However, the extended plate portion may not be removable from the main body portion. In such a feeding tool, for example, as shown in FIG. 6, earthworm X or the like is placed on the extension plate portion 13, and the earthworm X is slid and moved on the feed placement surface of the extension plate portion 13. The needle 12 is pierced. By piercing the stab needle 12 while placing the earthworm X or the like on the bait placement surface, it is easy to guide the earthworm or the like to the stab needle 12 even if the earthworm X or the like goes wild.

The figure which showed the feeding tool which employ | adopted 1st Embodiment of this invention. The figure which showed the end surface by the side of the front end of the main-body part 1 of the bait | feeding tool of FIG. The reference drawing of the feeding tool of FIG. The figure which showed the usage method of the feeding tool of FIG. The figure which showed the bait | feeding tool and fishhook F of FIG. The figure which showed the feeding tool which employ | adopted other embodiment. The figure which showed the usage method of the conventional "earthworm through".

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Main part 2,12 Pricking needle 3,13 Extension plate part 5 Slider X Earthworm F Fishing hook

Claims (4)

A bait for attaching ring-shaped animals such as earthworms, cormorants, and isomes that serve as bait for fishing to a fishhook,
The main body,
A stab needle connected to the main body and having a fishhook locking portion at the tip;
An extension plate portion having a bait surface connected to the main body portion and extending in parallel with a predetermined interval from the puncture needle;
Feeding tool with   The bait tool according to claim 1, wherein the extending plate portion is formed of an elastic member, and has side walls that cover the puncture needle from both side surfaces.   The bait tool according to claim 2, wherein the extending plate portion is connected to the main body portion so as to be freely put in and out.   The bait tool according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the bait surface is a curved surface in which a central portion in the width direction is recessed.

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