JP2005253375A - Fish hook detaching tool - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To simply perform a thrusting and removing operation of a fishing hook on a fish, in such a state that the fishing hook is firmly held and fastened. <P>SOLUTION: A fish hook detaching tool is equipped with a handle part 3, a trigger part 4, and an operation arm part 6, wherein the handle part 3 is formed by positioning an operation rod 2 thereon and projecting the rod therefrom to the front, the trigger part 4 is slidably passed through by the operation rod part 2 and is compressive to a handle part 3 side by resisting expansive elastic force of a spring 5 which is windingly positioned on the operation rod part 2, and the operation arm part 6 has a bottom end part fastened to the trigger part 4 and a hook part 12 so formed as to hook a fishing hook P, by passing a tip end part thereof through the inside of the operation rod part 2, projecting the tip end part to the outside, and returning this part backward. Thus, the fishing hook P is nipped and held between a tip part of the operation rod part 2 and the returned part of the hook part 12, by performing a withdrawing operation of the trigger part 4, so as to withdraw and move the returned and bent part of the hook part 12 to a position of an opening of the tip part of the operation rod part 2, and therefore the fishing hook P is detached by rotating the hook part 12 together with the operation rod part 2. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a fish hook removing tool that can easily remove a fish hook caught in, for example, the back of the throat of a fish that has been caught without directly touching the fish with a finger.

  When the fishing rod is pulled up with the fishhook stuck in the back of the throat of the fish, the tip of the fishhook points in the direction of the fishing rod, so it is not possible to remove it easily by hooking the fishhook and removing it. There is a risk of damage.

  Therefore, conventionally, in order to detach the fishhook from the fish once the fishhook is pushed in the direction opposite to the fishing rod, for example, as shown in FIG. A hook portion 103 formed such that the tip is formed in a substantially V-shaped bifurcated shape, and one tip of the bifurcated portion is bent in an arc shape on the lateral side toward the other tip, and further folded back along the other tip side. A fishing hook detachment tool to which an operation arm portion 102 provided with is attached is used. Then, when removing the fishhook, the hook portion 103 of the operation arm portion 102 is hooked on the fishhook, and then the fishhook is pushed once if necessary to be detached.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4B, an operation arm unit 202 is provided in which a hook part 203 whose tip is formed in an annular shape or a spiral is formed at the tip of a curved gripping part 201 made of bamboo or the like. Sometimes attached hook removal tool is used. In such a case, when removing the fishhook, an annular or spiral portion of the hook portion 203 of the operation arm portion 202 is entangled with the fishhook, and then the fishhook is pushed and released.
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  However, in such a conventional fishhook removal tool, when the fishhook is once pushed in the direction opposite to the fishing rod and the fishhook is detached from the fish, the hook portions 103 and 203 such as these are hooked on the fishhook, Alternatively, the fishing hook cannot be firmly held and fixed to the operation arm portions 102 and 202 itself only by entwining the spiral portion with the fishing hook, and the pushing-in / out operation of the fishing hook becomes wobbled and becomes difficult. Had problems. In addition, if the fish or the like may be exposed during the detachment operation, the fish or the like must be pressed directly with the fingers or the like, and the fish odor adheres to the fingers or the like, which is troublesome to remove.

  Therefore, the present invention was created in view of various circumstances that existed in the past, and when the fishhook is detached from the fish that has been caught, the fishhook is securely held and fixed to the hook portion itself of the operation arm without wobbling. It is an object of the present invention to provide a fishing hook detachable tool that can be easily detached by a fish hook without having to hold a fish or the like with fingers.

In order to solve the above-described problem, in the present invention, the operating rod portion 2 is protruded and disposed forward, and the operating rod portion 2 is slid through the operating rod portion 2 and wound around the operating rod portion 2. The trigger portion 4 that is compressible toward the grip portion 3 against the pressure expansion elastic force of the spring spring 5 that is mounted, and the end portion is fixed to the trigger portion 4, passes through the operation rod portion 2, and then is removed. And an operation arm portion 6 formed with a hook portion 12 so as to hook the fishing hook P by folding back the tip portion that protrudes in the direction, and the bending portion of the hook portion 12 is controlled by the pulling operation of the trigger portion 4. The fishhook detaching tool 1 is obtained by allowing the fishhook P to be sandwiched between the distal end of the operation rod portion 2 and the folded portion of the hook portion 12 by being retracted to the position of the 2 tip opening.
The operation rod portion 2 can be formed such that the tip side gradually becomes thinner to the extent that the bent portion of the hook portion 12 is locked.
The operation arm portion 6 can be configured such that the distal end is protruded from the side opening 7 on the rear portion side of the operation rod portion 2 and is detachably attached to the trigger portion 4 by a screwing clamping member 10.
The trigger portion 4 can be guided and moved toward the grip portion 3 via a guide rod 11 arranged in parallel with the operation rod portion 2.

In the fishhook removal tool 1 according to the present invention configured as described above, the operation arm portion 6 is pulled by the pulling operation of the trigger portion 4 toward the grip portion 3, and the hook portion 12 at the distal end of the operation arm portion 6. Is bent and moved to the opening position of the distal end of the operating rod portion 2. Therefore, the fish hook P captured by the hook portion 12 is clamped and fixed between the distal end of the operating rod portion 2 and the folded portion of the hook portion 12 by locking the bent portion. If necessary, the fishing hook P is pushed in once, and the hook 12 is rotated together with the operation rod 2 to easily disengage the fishing hook P.
The operating rod portion 2 formed with the tip side gradually becoming smaller in diameter makes it easy to catch the fishing hook P between the tip of the operating rod portion 2 and the folded portion of the hook portion 12.
The operation arm unit 6 detachably attached to the trigger unit 4 by the screwing clamping member 10 arbitrarily changes the mounting position of the operation arm unit 6 itself with respect to the trigger unit 4, whereby the trigger unit 4 with respect to the grip unit 3 is changed. The position is set so that it can be easily operated.
The guide rod 11 is moved in parallel toward the grip portion 3 without rotating the trigger portion 4 with respect to the operation rod portion 2.

  According to the present invention, when the fishhook P is detached from the fish, the fishhook P can be hooked and pulled by the hook portion 12 itself of the operation arm 6 and can be securely held and fixed without wobbling. The fishhook P can be easily detached from the fish even if the fish or the like is violently rotated by twisting in a state.

  That is, this is because the present invention includes a gripping portion 3 formed by projecting the operating rod portion 2 toward the front, and a spring spring 5 slidably inserted into the operating rod portion 2 and wound around the operating rod portion 2. A trigger portion 4 that can be compressed toward the grip portion 3 against the pressure expansion elastic force, and a distal end portion that is fixed to the trigger portion 4 and that protrudes outward after passing through the operation rod portion 2. And an operation arm portion 6 formed with a hook portion 12 so as to hook the fishhook P by folding back, and the bent portion of the hook portion 12 is pulled to the opening position of the distal end of the operation rod portion 2 by the pulling operation of the trigger portion 4. This is because the fishing hook P can be clamped between the tip of the operating rod portion 2 and the folded portion of the hook portion 12, so that if necessary, the operation of pushing the fishing hook P into the back of the throat of the fish and the hook Part So as to leave operation by rotation using the grip portion 3 with respect to 2 and can be easily performed, it is possible to easily disengage the hook P are stuck in example Nodooku part of the fish.

  Since the operation rod portion 2 is formed so that the tip side gradually becomes smaller in diameter to the extent that the bent portion of the hook portion 12 is locked, the operation rod portion 2 is formed between the distal end of the operation rod portion 2 and the folded portion of the hook portion 12. The fishing hook P can be easily captured.

  The operation arm unit 6 has a distal end that protrudes from the side opening 7 on the rear side of the operation rod unit 2 and is detachably attached to the trigger unit 4 by a screw clamping member 10. By arbitrarily changing the mounting position of the arm portion 6 itself, it can be easily set so that the trigger portion 4 can be easily pulled into the grip portion 3.

  Since the trigger portion 4 can be guided and moved to the grip portion 3 side through the guide rod 11 arranged in parallel with the operation rod portion 2, the operation rod portion 2 is retracted when the trigger portion 4 is retracted to the grip portion 3 side. Rotation of the trigger part 4 with respect to can be prevented beforehand, and the pull-in operation of the trigger part 4 can be easily performed.

  In addition, when the hook portion 12 is hooked on the fishing hook P, the fishing hook P is pinched, the fishing hook P is fixed by pulling, the rotation of the gripping portion 3 is turned off from the fishing hook P, and the gripping portion 3 is held. A series of operations can be performed while maintaining an appropriate distance from the fish under a sufficient length of the operation rod portion 2.

  Note that the reference numerals added in the means for solving the above-described problems and the effects of the invention are given for easy reference to the parts showing the components shown in the drawings. The present invention is not limited to the structure / shape indicated by the reference numeral.

  The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Reference numeral 1 shown in the figure is used to remove a fishhook P caught on, for example, the back of a throat of a fish caught. It is a fishing hook removal tool formed in a substantially pistol type. As shown in FIG. 1, the fishhook removal tool 1 corresponds to a pistol barrel, for example, an operation rod portion 2 made of a metal pipe material, or a pistol holder portion so that it can be gripped by a finger. Although it corresponds to a grip portion 3 made of wood or the like and a trigger portion 4 made of, for example, an aluminum material, it corresponds to a pistol trigger.

  That is, the grip portion 3 is provided with a cylindrical operation rod portion 2 formed so that the tip side gradually becomes smaller in diameter, and the trigger portion 4 has an operation rod portion as shown in FIG. The trigger portion 4 can be compressed toward the grip portion 3 against the pressure expansion elastic force of, for example, a coiled spring spring 5 that is slid through 2 and wound around the operation rod portion 2. Then, the trigger portion 4 is returned to the original position on the operation rod portion 2 by the expansion elastic force of the spring spring 5 by releasing the pull-in force of the trigger portion 4. Note that the operation rod portion 2 itself can sufficiently hold a gap between the grip portion 3 that is gripped by the operator's fingers and the like, and a hook portion 12 at the distal end of the operation arm portion 6 that fixes the fishing hook P, which will be described later. For example, it has a length of about 20 to 50 cm. Of course, the length of the operation rod portion 2 itself is not limited to this.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a slightly longer side opening 7 is provided at a lower position near the trigger portion 4 of the operation rod portion 2, and the end portion of the operation arm portion 6 inserted into the operation rod portion 2. A screw body 9A having a hexagonal hole head that can be used, for example, a hexagonal wrench, and a screw hole on the concave surface portion 8 formed at the front end side position of the trigger portion 4. Is attached detachably by a screw clamp member 10 composed of a rectangular plate-shaped pressing member 9B penetrating the plate.

  Furthermore, the trigger part 4 is connected to the grip part 3 side through a guide rod 11 arranged in parallel with the operation rod part 2, and when the trigger part 4 is pulled into the grip part 3 side, the trigger part 4 is connected to the control rod part 2. The trigger portion 4 can be prevented from rotating. The guide rod 11 is fixed to the rear surface of the trigger portion 4 and is inserted into a guide hole that is opened in the front surface of the grip portion 3 so as to protrude and retract on the front surface of the grip portion 3.

  Further, a hook portion 12 for hooking the fishing hook P by folding the tip portion is formed at the tip portion of the operation arm portion 6 that protrudes outward after passing through the operation rod portion 2, and the trigger portion 4. The folding portion of the hook portion 12 can be retracted and retracted to the opening position of the distal end of the operating rod portion 2 by the pulling operation to the gripping portion 3 side. The fishing hook P can be held between the portions.

  Next, the use and operation of the fishhook removal tool 1 of the present invention according to the embodiment as described above will be described. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, when the fishhook removal tool 1 is used, the grip portion 3 is operated. In addition, the fish is caught by a finger or the like, and the bent portion of the hook portion 12 at the tip of the operation arm portion 6 is hooked on the fishing hook P that the fish is holding at the back of the throat. Then, the operation arm portion 6 is pulled along the operation rod portion 2 by the pulling operation of the trigger portion 4 to the gripping portion 3 side, and the bent portion of the hook portion 12 is locked at the opening position of the distal end of the operation rod portion 2. By pulling and moving, the fishing hook P captured by the hook portion 12 is clamped and fixed between the tip of the operation rod portion 2 and the folded portion of the hook portion 12. If necessary in this state, the fishing hook P is once pushed into the back of the throat of the fish and the hook 12 is rotated together with the operating rod 2 to release the fishing hook P.

  When adjusting the position of the trigger portion 4 with respect to the grip portion 3, the screw holding and clamping member 10 is once removed, and then the screw is attached in a state where the attachment position of the end portion of the operation arm portion 6 with respect to the trigger portion 4 is arbitrarily changed. By fixing with the holding and clamping member 10, it is possible to set the position so that the trigger portion 4 can be easily pulled into the grip portion 3.

It is a side view of the use condition which shows the best form for implementing this invention. It is a side view including the principal part enlarged view of the state which pulled the trigger part similarly and clamped the fishing hook. It is a disassembled perspective view of an operation arm part similarly to a trigger part. A conventional example is shown, (a) is a perspective view of a removal tool provided with a bifurcated hook part, (b) is a perspective view of a removal tool provided with an annular or spiral hook part.

Explanation of symbols

P ... Fishing hook 1 ... Fishing hook remover 2 ... Operating rod part 3 ... Grip part 4 ... Trigger part 5 ... Spring spring 6 ... Operating arm part 7 ... Side opening part 8 ... Concave part 9A ... Screw body 9B ... Presser member 10 ... Screw Stopping and clamping member 11 ... guide rod 12 ... hook part 101 ... gripping part 102 ... operating arm part 103 ... hook part 201 ... gripping part 202 ... operating arm part 203 ... hook part

Claims (4)

  A gripping part formed by projecting and arranging the operating rod part forward, and a gripping part side against the pressure expansion elastic force of a spring spring that is slid through the operating rod part and wound around the operating rod part A trigger part that is made compressible, and an operation arm part that has a distal end fixed to the trigger part and a hook part that hooks a fishing hook by folding the tip part that protrudes outward after passing through the inside of the operation rod part It is possible to hold the fishing hook between the tip of the operating rod part and the folded part of the hook part by pulling the bent part of the hook part to the opening position of the tip of the operating rod part by the pulling operation of the trigger part. Characteristic fishhook remover.   The fishing rod detachment tool according to claim 1, wherein the operation rod portion is formed so that a tip side thereof is gradually narrowed to such an extent that a bent portion of the hook portion is locked.   The fishing-hook removing tool according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the operating arm portion is protruded from a side opening on the rear side of the operating rod portion, and is detachably attached to the trigger portion by a screwing clamping member. The fishing hook removing tool according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the trigger portion is capable of guiding and moving toward the grip portion via a guide rod disposed in parallel with the operation rod portion.

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