JP2005185118A - Terminal tackle winding for fishing - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a terminal tackle winding for fishing smoothly performing winding and removing without entwining the terminal tackle and without damaging the terminal tackle at the time. <P>SOLUTION: The terminal tackle winding for fishing is composed by providing a partition member 33 between a reel part 32 for winding a snood and an engaging member 34 for hooking a fishhook. The partition member 33 is provided with gaps 42 for passing branch lines branched from the snood and each having the fishhook at the top thereof. The snood is wound around the reel part 32 and passed through the gap 42 so as to hook the fishhook on the engaging member 34. Thereby, the partition member 33 is present when the terminal tackle is wound or removed. As a result, the damaging to the snood by contact of the fishhook therewith or entwining of the branch lines with the snood can be prevented. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing device winding for storing a fishing device.

  In fishing, various fishing devices are used depending on the type of fish to be fishing. For example, in kiss fishing, as shown in FIG. 1, a mechanism for several fishing is used in which a plurality of branch threads 12 are attached to one trunk thread 11 and a fishhook 13 is attached to the tip of each branch thread 12.

  Such fishing devices are produced by attaching the branch yarn to the trunk thread by the user himself. However, since it requires labor and time, it is usually produced in advance at home or the like. The user carries the device and attaches it to the fishing rod at the fishing spot. However, if the trunk yarn or branch yarn of the device gets entangled while being carried, not only will it take time and labor to unravel the entanglement, but in some cases, the device that has been produced may not be usable.

  Therefore, in many cases, the produced device is wound around what is called a device winding and carried. By devising the configuration of the device winding, it is possible to prevent the device yarn from being entangled. For example, Non-Patent Document 1 discloses a device winding in which a reel portion 24 and a retaining member 22 are provided between two flanges 21 as shown in a side view of FIG. FIG. 2B is a view of the hooking member 22 as seen from the direction of the arrow in FIG. Thus, the latch member 22 is provided with a large number of cuts 23 on the outer periphery of the disk. For example, when the fishing device shown in FIG. 1 is wound around this device winding, the trunk yarn 11 is wound around the reel portion 24 in the clockwise direction, and when the trunk yarn 11 reaches the position of the branch yarn 12, The branch thread 12 is guided in the rotation direction, and the fishhook 13 is hooked on the notch 23 that exists at a position where the branch thread 12 is moderately tensioned (FIG. 2 (c)). Thereby, it is possible to prevent the branch yarn 12 from moving and entangled when carrying the device winding.

"How to make a gimmick", 2003 practical guide throwing fishing, Taoyuan Shobo, November 25, 2002, pp. 32-34

  However, in the device winding with such a configuration, the trunk thread 11 comes into contact with the hooking member 22 and is hooked on the hooking member 22 when the device is wound around the reel portion 24 or when the device is removed from the reel portion 24. The fish hook 13 or the branch thread 12 may be caught. This is an obstacle to the winding or detaching operation of the trunk thread 11 and also causes the trunk thread 11 to be damaged by the fishing hook 13 or the branch thread 12 thinner than the trunk thread 11 to be damaged by the trunk thread 11. Become.

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a fishing device winding that can be smoothly wound and removed without being entangled with the device, and that does not damage the device.

The fishing device winding according to the present invention made to solve the above problems is a fishing device winding for winding a fishing device in which a branch thread having a fishing hook at the tip is attached to a trunk thread,
a) a cylindrical reel portion around which the trunk thread is wound;
b) a partition member fixed to one end of the reel portion, the partition member having a plurality of branch thread passage portions through which the branch threads pass;
c) a plate-like hooking member provided on the opposite side of the reel part from the partitioning member with a gap between the partitioning member and having a plurality of fishhook hooking parts for hooking the fishhook; ,
It is characterized by providing.

Embodiments and effects of the invention

  First, components of the fishing tackle winding of the present invention will be described. The reel portion is used for winding the trunk yarn, and is configured by a cylindrical member such as a cylinder or a quadrangular prism. The hooking member is for hooking the fishhook, and a plurality of fishhook hooking portions are provided around the hooking member. The partition member is provided between the reel portion and the hooking member, and plays a role of preventing the trunk yarn wound around the reel portion from approaching the hooking member. As such a partition member, the thing which cut the circumference | surroundings of a plate-shaped member, the thing which arrange | positioned the columnar member in the circumferential direction of the reel part at predetermined intervals, etc. can be used.

  As described above, in the fishing tackle winding of the present invention, the trunk thread wound around the reel portion is separated from the hooking member by the partition member, so that the fishing hook and branch thread are trapped when winding the tackle and when removing the tackle. It is possible to prevent the thread from being entangled with the thread and from being damaged by the trunk thread coming into contact with the fishhook.

  Since there are a plurality of fishhook latching portions on the latching member, it is possible to latch each fishing hook having a plurality of fishhooks. The number and size of the hook catches are appropriately determined according to the device to be used. In addition, even if the length of the branch thread and the size of the fishhook are different for each device, or even if they are different in one device, a number of fishhooks can be hooked so that the fishhook can be hooked at an appropriate position. It is desirable to dispose the stop portions substantially evenly over the entire circumference of the hook member.

  It is convenient to use a notch provided on the outer periphery of the plate-like member as the fishhook latching portion. Moreover, it is desirable that the direction of the notch is an oblique center direction from the outer periphery. When the trunk yarn is wound around the reel portion, it is wound in a direction opposite to that direction, and the fishhook is hooked on the cut, so that the fishhook is not easily detached from the hooking member.

  The partition member is provided with a plurality of branch thread passage portions for allowing the branch threads to pass therethrough, so that the branch thread connecting the trunk thread wound around the reel section and the fishing hook latched on the latch member becomes an obstacle. Without passing through the partition member. The partition member reliably separates the main thread and the fishhook and prevents the main thread and the branch thread from being damaged by the fishhook. Further, by allowing each branch yarn to pass through different branch yarn passage portions, they are prevented from interfering with each other, and entanglement between the branch yarns and entanglement between the branch yarn and the trunk yarn are prevented. As in the case of the hook holding portion, the position at which the branch thread passes through the partition member is different for each device, or for each branch yarn in one device, so that it is desirable to arrange a large number of branch yarn passage portions equally. .

  Furthermore, by making the latching member and the partition member removable, the latching member and / or the partitioning member can be appropriately replaced according to the device to be wound.

  At the end of the reel portion opposite to the partition member, a flange for preventing the wound trunk yarn from coming off from the reel portion is usually provided. By providing a trunk yarn hooking portion for hooking the end of the wound trunk yarn on the flange, the wound device can be prevented from being loosened. This trunk thread latching part can be formed, for example, by providing a notch in the flange. In addition, it is desirable to hook one trunk thread on one trunk thread latching portion so that the traps do not get entangled when a plurality of gimmicks are wound. For this purpose, more than the number of gimmicks to be wound. It is desirable to provide a trunk thread hooking portion.

  The fishing device winding according to the present invention will be further described based on examples. First, FIG. 3A shows the device winding 30 of this embodiment as viewed from one direction perpendicular to the direction of the trunk yarn winding axis. Between the two flanges 311 and 312, a reel portion 32, a partition member 33, and a latch member 34 are provided in this order. Gap members 35 and 36 for providing a gap are provided between the partition member 33 and the latch member 34 and between the latch member 34 and the flange 312.

  Hereafter, each said component is demonstrated. At that time, for some of the constituent elements, the figure (FIGS. 3B to 3D) viewed from the direction of the arrow shown in FIG. The flanges 311 and 312 are made of a disk-shaped member. Further, as shown in FIG. 3B, the flange 311 is provided with a plurality of cuts 37 directed toward the center of the disk on the circumference of the disk-shaped member. This cut 37 is for hooking the tip of the trunk yarn. The reel portion 32 and the gap members 35 and 36 are made of cylindrical members. In the present embodiment, the material of the flange 311, the reel portion 32, and the gap member 35 or 36 is ethylene vinyl acetate resin (EVA). Since EVA is sponge-like and flexible, it does not damage the trunk yarn and branch yarn even when the trunk yarn or branch yarn rubs against these members when winding or removing the device. In addition, the use of this material makes it possible to reduce the weight of the gimmick, so it is convenient for wrapping, removing and carrying the gimmick, and it can float even when dropped in water, so it can be lost at the fishing spot. There is also an advantage that the property is small. On the other hand, the material of the flange 312 is harder than EVA in this embodiment because the flange 312 is less likely to be caught by this portion and the user grips the flange 312 when winding and removing the device. Polypropylene resin is used.

  As shown in FIG. 3C, the latch member 34 is provided with a large number of cuts 38 on the outer periphery of the disk. This notch 38 becomes a fishhook latching part. The direction of the notch 38 is a direction (a direction of a dashed line 40 in the figure) that is shifted from the direction of the center 39 in the clockwise direction from the outer periphery of the disc toward the inside of the disc. By the way, the direction of the notch 38 in the present embodiment is that when the device is wound clockwise, that is, when the user is right-handed. For left-handed device winding, the direction of the cut is reversed.

  As shown in FIG. 3 (d), the partition member 33 is obtained by forming the outer peripheral portion of a disk-shaped member into a sawtooth shape. The sawtooth portion 41 prevents the main thread wound around the reel portion 32 from coming into contact with the hooking member 34. The gap 42 between the sawtooth portions 41 becomes a branch thread passage portion.

  In this embodiment, each member is bonded with an adhesive and assembled as shown in FIG. Here, instead of the adhesive, each member may be detachably fixed with a screw 43 or the like as shown in FIG. In this case, each member can be replaced with an optimum one depending on the type of the device. For example, the latch member 34 has a different number, width, shape, etc. of notches 38, the partition member 33 has a different number, width, shape, etc. of branch thread passage portions, or the reel portion 32 has a different width. Each can be exchanged.

  Next, a method of winding the device around the fishing device winding of the present embodiment will be described by taking the case of using the fishing device of FIG. 1 as an example. First, the fishing hook 131 attached to the tip of the device is hooked on one of the notches 38 of the hooking member 34 (FIG. 5A). Thereafter, the branch thread 121 connected to the fishhook 131 is passed through the gap 42 of the partition member 33, and the trunk thread 11 is guided to the reel portion 32 (FIG. 5 (b)). Then, the flange 312 is grasped with the left hand, and the trunk thread 11 is wound clockwise around the cylindrical surface of the reel portion 32 with the right hand (FIG. 5 (c)). At this time, since the branch thread 121 is tensioned in the winding direction of the trunk thread 11, the fish hook 131 is fixed by being hard to cut 38. That is, since the trunk thread is wound clockwise, the fish hook 131 is pulled toward the back of the notch 38 by tilting the direction of the notch 38 as described above, so that it is difficult to come off from the notch 38. When the trunk thread 11 is wound around the reel portion 32 up to the connection point 142 of the next branch thread 122, the branch thread 122 is passed through the gap 42 of the partition member 33, and the fishhook 132 at the tip of the branch thread 122 is cut out of the cut 38. It is hooked to one (FIG. 5 (d)). Thereafter, the same processing is performed for all fishhooks and branch yarns while winding the trunk yarn 11 around the reel portion 32. When all of the trunk thread 11 has been wound, the tip is hooked on the notch 37 of the flange 311 (FIG. 5 (e)). Further, the second and subsequent devices can be similarly wound around this device winding.

  Thus, in the fishing tackle winding of the present embodiment, the trunk yarn can be wound around the reel portion 32 without the stem yarn contacting the hooking member 34 by the sawtooth portion 41 of the partition member 33. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the fishing hook hung on the notch 38 of the hooking member 34 from damaging the trunk thread, or the trunk thread from damaging the branch thread.

  When removing the device from the fishing device winding of this embodiment, the tip of the trunk thread 11 is removed from the notch 37 of the flange 311, the flange 312 is grasped with the left hand, and the trunk thread 11 is removed from the cylindrical surface of the reel portion 32 with the right hand. Wind counterclockwise along Each fishhook 13 naturally leaves the cut 38 when the vicinity of the connection point between the branch thread and the trunk thread to which the fishhook is attached is separated from the reel portion 32. At this time, because the partition member 33 is present, the trunk thread 11 and the fishhook 13 do not come into contact with each other. Therefore, the fishhook 13 and the branch thread 12 connecting the fishing line 13 and the trunk thread 11 are not entangled.

  There may be a metal fitting for connecting to the fishing rod side at the tip of the fishing rod side of the device. In that case, when the mechanism is wound around the mechanism winding, the metal fitting may be hooked to the notch 37 of the flange 311 made of EVA, but the notch 37 is easily damaged because the gap is widened by the metal fitting. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 6B as viewed from the direction of the arrow in FIGS. 6A and 6A, a metal hook 61 for hooking the metal may be provided outside the flange 311. In this embodiment, the vicinity of the center of the disk of the flange 311 is cut out in a circular shape, and the metal fitting latching portions 61 are radially arranged therein. The material of the metal hook 61 is preferably harder than EVA, such as polypropylene resin. At the time of winding the device winding, the notch 37 is hung near the fishing rod side tip of the trunk yarn, the trunk yarn is guided to the outside of the flange 311, and the metal fitting is hooked to the metal fitting hook 61.

  In addition, embodiment of the fishing device winding of this invention is not restricted to the structure of the said Example, It can change suitably. For example, the shape of the partition member is not the sawtooth shape described above, but as shown in FIG. 7B as viewed from the direction of the arrows in FIGS. It may be arranged at a predetermined interval between them. In the above embodiment, a sponge-like EVA is used for the flange, the reel portion, etc. for weight reduction and protection of the device. However, when durability is important, other materials such as polypropylene are used. Also good.

The figure of the device for several fishing which is an example of the device for fishing. The figure which shows an example of the conventional fishing device winding, and the figure which shows the usage method of this fishing device winding. The figure which shows one Example of the fishing device winding which concerns on this invention. The figure which shows an example of the assembly of the fishing device winding of a present Example. The figure which shows the usage method of the fishing device winding of a present Example. The figure which shows the example which provided the metal fitting latching part in the fishing device winding of a present Example. The figure which shows the other example of a partition member.

Explanation of symbols

11 ... trunk yarns 12, 121, 122 ... branch yarns 13, 131, 132 ... fishhooks 141, 142 ... connection points 21, 311, 312 ... flanges 22, 34 ... latch members 24, 32 ... reel part 33 ... partition member 41 ... Saw-tooth part 61 ... Metal hooking part 71 ... Columnar member

Claims (6)

A fishing device winding for winding a fishing device in which a branch thread having a fishhook at the tip is attached to a trunk thread,
a) a cylindrical reel portion around which the trunk thread is wound;
b) a partition member fixed to one end of the reel portion, the partition member having a plurality of branch thread passage portions through which the branch threads pass;
c) a plate-like hooking member provided on the opposite side of the reel part from the partitioning member with a gap between the partitioning member and having a plurality of fishhook hooking parts for hooking the fishhook; ,
A fishing device winding characterized by comprising.   The fishing hook according to claim 1, wherein the hook hooking portion is a notch provided on an outer periphery of the hooking member.   The fishing tackle winding according to claim 2, wherein the cut is provided from the outer periphery of the hooking member toward the oblique center direction.   The fishing device winding according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the partition member is a plate-like member, and the branch thread passage portion is a cut provided on an outer periphery of the partition member.   The fishing tackle winding according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the hooking member and the partition member are removable.   6. A trunk yarn hooking portion for hooking a terminal end of a wound trunk yarn is provided on a flange provided at an end of a reel portion opposite to the partition member. The fishing device winding described.

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