JP2005185255A - Lure - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a spinner bait type lure capable of holding a stable swimming/moving posture. <P>SOLUTION: This lure is provided by bending the bent part of its shaft part 1 in 2-steps, and the bent part is constituted with a first bent part 1a and second bent part 1b. At a region between these two bent parts, a swivel 4 is arranged as nipped with a rubber tube 6, and the swivel 4 is joined with a fishing line L. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to lures, and in particular to lures of the type referred to as spinabate types.

  Among the lures, there is a lure called the spinnabate type. A spinna bait lure is a metal shaft bent into a “<” shape, a member called an oval blade that is rotatably connected to one end of the shaft, and a fish head connected to the other end of the shaft. And a body part formed to resemble the part. The body part is a member made of metal or the like formed to resemble the head of a fish. A fishhook is connected to the body part, and a hula skirt made of silicon resin or the like is connected to the body part as necessary. The bent portion of the metal shaft that is bent into a “<” shape is further bent into a fishing line connecting portion for connecting the fishing line (for example, Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2, etc.) reference).

  In this spinnabate lure, when it is attracted in water and migrates, the shaft vibrates due to water pressure, and the blade rotates by receiving a water flow. Then, the vibration generated by this blade rotation is transmitted to the shaft, and this vibration is transmitted to the body portion via the shaft. The body part vibrates and the hula skirt flutters in running water, and this lure produces various movements that attract fish.

Such a spinnabate lure has a body portion and a blade connected to both ends around a metal shaft as described above, and the shaft is used in the vertical direction in water. However, there are various obstacles in the water, and the lure will be affected by the flow of water. For this reason, a spinate bait type luer does not necessarily move in the water with the shaft always positioned in the vertical direction, but may swing left and right or rotate in some cases. In such a case, the fishing line may get tangled and the lure may not be able to migrate in water. In conventional spinabate lures, attention has been paid exclusively to the vibration of the spinabate luer shaft and the rotation of the blade, and sufficient consideration has not been given to the stable migration mode in water.
JP 2003-144014 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-034393

  The present invention provides a spinate bait that makes fishing lines less likely to be entangled compared to conventional ones, takes a stable migration posture in water, and makes smooth movement.

  The lure of the present invention is a spina bait type lure used for fishing, and is bent into a substantially square shape, the bent portion being a fishing line connecting portion, and a blade portion rotatably connected to one end of the shaft. A body portion connected to the other end of the shaft and a swivel connected to the fishing line connecting portion.

  In this lure, the fishing line is connected to the swivel directly or via a known hook member. The lure thrown into the water migrates in the water with the shaft standing in the vertical direction, for example, by winding the fishing line. Even if the shaft hits an obstacle in the water or receives a water flow, the swivel is interposed between the shaft and the fishing line even if the shaft tilts or rotates left and right from the vertical direction, and this swivel entangles the fishing line on the shaft. It is preventing.

  Further, in this lure, a snap is attached to the fishing line, and the fishing line can be easily attached to and detached from the lure through the snap. This is because a snap cannot be fixed to a specific part on the wire by bending a part of the wire just like a conventional spinabate luer. Of course, the snap can be fixed to a specific wire-like portion by a method such as processing a part of the wire into a ring shape, but the wire processed into such a ring shape also causes a problem of fishing line tangles. Like this lure, a snap can be used by arranging a swivel at a specific position on the shaft.

  For example, the bent portion of the shaft may include a first bent portion and a second bent portion that is bent again at a certain distance from the first bent portion. In this case, a swivel is connected to a region between the first bent portion and the second bent portion. By disposing the swivel in such a region, the swivel is positioned at a stable position in the longitudinal direction of the shaft. In this case, it is preferable to further provide positioning means for positioning the swivel in the above-described region.

  An example of such positioning means is a tubular body fixed at an arbitrary position in the longitudinal direction on the shaft. For example, a rubber tube. A part of the swivel connected to the shaft is sandwiched by such a rubber tube. Furthermore, the tube body may be detachable from the shaft.

  The lure according to the present invention is less likely to get entangled with a fishing line and easily takes a stable migration posture in water.

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

  As shown in FIG. 1, the spinnabate lure includes a shaft 1 formed by bending a metal wire into a “<” shape, a blade 2 rotatably connected to one end of the shaft 1, and a shaft 1. And the body part 3 attached to the other end.

  The shaft 1 is a member made of steel, aluminum, titanium, or an alloy thereof. Further, a shape memory alloy having super elasticity may be used. The bent portion bent into a “<” shape is a fishing line connecting portion for connecting the fishing line L via the swivel 4 as will be described in detail later. One end of the shaft 1 in the longitudinal direction is further folded and processed into a hook shape, and a blade 2 described later is connected thereto. On the other hand, the body 3 is connected to the other end of the shaft 1 in the longitudinal direction. The body part 3 is connected to the shaft 1 by an adhesive or welding.

  The blade 2 is an oval thin plate member made of metal or synthetic resin. The blade 2 is subjected to deformation processing such as bending in the horizontal direction of the thin plate, and is devised to rotate in response to a water flow. In particular, in order to improve the rotation, a swivel 6 or the like may be interposed in a connecting portion with the shaft 1.

  The body part 3 is a metal member formed to resemble a fish head or the like. The surrounding surface is painted with eyes and scales to resemble the outline of the fish. Further, the body part 3 is formed with a connecting portion made of a metal wire on the abdomen or tail side resembling the outer shape of a fish. A fishhook is connected to the connecting portion via a known snap or the like. However, the fishhook may be directly connected to the body portion 3 and fixed. Further, a hula skirt formed of nylon resin or the like may be attached to the body portion 3.

  As shown in detail in FIG. 2, the shaft 1 is formed in a substantially “<” shape as a whole by bending a relatively long portion of the shaft 1 from the body portion 3 side. The bent portion includes a first bent portion 1a and a second bent portion 1b that is bent again at a certain distance from the first bent portion 1a. A swivel 4 is connected together with a rubber tube 6 in a region between the first bent portion 1a and the second bent portion 1b. The length of this region is about 10 mm, and the length is such that the swivel 4 and the pair of rubber tubes 6 are just within the region. The swivel 4 is well known, and both end portions of the swivel 4 are connected to each other in the circumferential direction so as to be rotatable with respect to the central portion. A through hole is formed in each of both end portions, and the fishing line L is inserted into one through hole, and the shaft 1 is inserted into the other through hole. The rubber tube 6 is a tubular body formed of an elastic rubber such as silicon rubber and having a through hole penetrating in the longitudinal direction. The shaft 1 can be fixed at an arbitrary position in the longitudinal direction. The pair of rubber tubes 6 and the swivel 4 are arranged on the shaft 1 before, for example, folding back one end in the longitudinal direction of the shaft 1 to process it into a hook shape.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the spinnabate lure is used by connecting the fishing line L to one end of the swivel 4. The lure thrown into the water migrates in the water with the shaft 1 standing in the vertical direction by winding the fishing line L or the like. The shaft 1 receives the water flow and vibrates, and the blade 2 receives the water flow and rotates to attract the interest of the fish. Even when the shaft 1 is tilted or rotated left and right from the vertical direction by hitting an obstacle in the water or receiving a water flow, the swivel 4 is interposed between the shaft 1 and the fishing line L, and the swivel 4 is connected to the shaft 1. The entanglement of the fishing line L to the seam is prevented. Further, the bent portion of the shaft 1 is formed by a first bent portion 1a and a second bent portion 1b in two stages. The swivel 4 is sandwiched between the rubber tubes 6 in the region between them, and is connected to the shaft 1 in a stable state.

[Other Embodiments]
(A) As shown in FIG. 3, the tube for holding the swivel 4 may be detachable from the shaft 1. The tubular body 10 is a tubular member formed of a synthetic resin or the like, and includes a pair of left and right halves. The halves are connected to each other at one of the halves, and can be opened and closed in a halved state around this part. For example, the hook 10a is formed on one outer peripheral surface of the half body, and the receiving portion 10b that receives the hook 10a is formed on the other peripheral surface of the half body. And the shaft 1 is inserted | pinched in a half state, and the tubular body 10 is fixed on the shaft 1 with the hook 10a and the receiving part 10b.
(B) Further, FIG. 4 shows a modification of the shaft.

  The shaft 11 is also formed by being bent into a substantially “<” shape as a whole, as in the first embodiment. The bent portion includes a first bent portion 11a and a second bent portion 11b that is bent again at a certain distance from the first bent portion 11a. A region between the first bent portion 11a and the second bent portion 11b is set longer than that in the first embodiment. Then, as shown in FIG. 4, the swivel 4 and the rubber tube 6 disposed in this region can be slid to an arbitrary position in the region of the shaft 11 and fixed. When it is desired to change the vibration or migration posture of the shaft 11 of the spinnabate lure, the vibration and migration posture can be adjusted by shifting the positions of the swivel 4 and the rubber tube 6.

The figure which showed the lure which employ | adopted 1st Embodiment of this invention. The enlarged view of the bending part of the shaft 1 of the lure of FIG. The figure which showed the modification of the tubular body. The figure which showed the modification of the shaft.

Explanation of symbols

1 Shaft 2 Blade 3 Body 4 and 5 Swivel 6 Rubber tube (tube)
10 tube

Claims (4)

A spinabate lure used for fishing,
A shaft that is bent into a generally U shape and the bent portion is a fishing line connecting portion;
A blade portion rotatably connected to one end of the shaft;
A body portion connected to the other end of the shaft;
A swivel connected to the fishing line connecting portion;
Lure with The bent portion of the shaft has a first bent portion and a second bent portion that is bent again at a certain distance from the first bent portion;
The swivel is connected to a region between the first bent portion and the second bent portion;
The lure according to claim 1, further comprising positioning means for positioning the swivel in the region.   The lure according to claim 2, wherein the positioning means is a tubular body fixed at an arbitrary position in the longitudinal direction on the shaft.   The lure according to claim 3, wherein the tubular body is detachable with respect to the shaft.

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