JP2006094835A - Bait attaching device for fishhook - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a bait-attaching device for a fishhook, with which anyone readily attaches bait to a small fishhook having difficulty in using fingers. <P>SOLUTION: The bait attaching device for a fishhook comprises a hand part 2 having a mouth part 3 to be held by pushing and cutting bait 9 at the tip and an operation shaft part 5 with which a pushing part 5a at the tip is advanced in the mouth part 3 by pushing a projecting pushing part 4 from the base end of the hand part 2 to push out the bait 9. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a fishing hook bait, and more particularly, to a bait that is useful when fishing relatively small fish such as carp and carp.

If you are right-handed, you can grab the fishhook with your left hand finger, and move the bait that you grabbed with your right finger toward the tip.
Therefore, as the bait becomes smaller, it becomes difficult to feed, and the current situation is that it is difficult to bait before fishing.
And no one that anyone can easily perform such feeding has been proposed.
However, the fishing hook devised to hold the attached bait is described in Patent Document 1.
JP2003-102337

  The problem to be solved is, firstly, a fishing hook feeding tool that makes it easy for everyone to feed a small fishing hook, which is troublesome when using a finger. An object of the present invention is to provide a fishing hook bait for attaching a bait to a fishing hook.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention is characterized by the following configuration.
1. A hand part having a mouth part that can be accommodated by pushing the bait, and a pushing part projecting from the base end of the hand part, so that the pushing part of the distal part advances inside the mouth part and can extrude the bait. And an actuating shaft portion.
The hand portion may have a cylindrical shape or a cylindrical shape such as a rectangular tube shape, or any other shape, and may have any shape that is convenient to carry and easy to hold so as to facilitate feeding.
The mouth part should just be a pipe-shaped thing which can push a bait with the tooth | gear edge of an opening edge, and can accommodate the pushed bait in a mouth. The mouth portion may be connected to the tip of the hand portion by being detachably fitted or screwed, or may be an integral structure that cannot be separated from the hand portion.
The actuating shaft portion may have a pushing portion at the distal end and may be pushed forward by a separate pushing portion, or may have a pushing portion at the leading end and a pushing portion at the proximal end. The thing of the integral form which has may be sufficient. Further, the actuating shaft portion and / or the separate pushing portion may be able to advance against the spring force of the spring. Further, the degree of advancement of the operating shaft part may be either forward advancement to the vicinity of the tip of the mouth, advancement to the tip of the mouth or advancement to a degree slightly protruding from the tip of the mouth. It may be adjustable.
The material is preferably made of stainless steel in consideration of rust.

2. In 1 described above, the mouth portion is connected to the hand portion so as to be detachable and replaceable.
By making each mouth part different in diameter and length, the size of the bait (diameter × length) can be appropriately changed.

A. According to claim 1, it can be cut by pressing the mouth portion against the bait, and the mouth portion containing the pushed bait is pushed into the needle tip and inserted into the bait inside the mouth portion. You can push and feed a fishing hook that has been fed. Further, the bait can be attached to the fishhook from the inside of the mouth by directing the mouth toward the needle tip and pushing the pushing portion to push out the bait to the needle tip. Therefore, anyone can easily feed a small fishing hook, which is troublesome when using a finger, and since it can be quickly fed, many fishing results can be obtained in a short time.
B. According to the second aspect of the present invention, a bait having a size corresponding to the fish can be attached by replacing the mouth portion with an appropriate diameter and length.

  FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 illustrate one embodiment of the fishing hook bait according to the present invention. The bait 1 is screwed so that the mouth 3 that can be accommodated by pushing the bait is detachable and replaceable at the tip. The cylindrical hand portion 2 that is attached, the pushing portion 4 that protrudes from the base end of the cylindrical hand portion 2, and the pushing portion 4 is pushed, so that the push-out portion 5 a at the tip advances in the mouth 3. Thus, it is composed of an operating shaft portion 5 that can extrude the bait.

The cylindrical hand portion 2 is formed to have a diameter and a length that are easy to hold in the hand and can be moved freely, and the male screw portion 3b of the mouth portion 3 is detachably screwed to the female screw portion 2a at the tip. The pushing portion 4 is provided at the base end so as to protrude from the base end by receiving the spring force of the spring 6. The pushing portion 4 is provided so as not to escape from the base end, and when the operating shaft portion 5 is pushed by the pushing portion 4, the pushing portion 5 a advances the inside 3 c of the mouth to push the bait.
An operating shaft portion 5 is provided in the cylindrical hand portion 2 so as to advance and retract in the axial direction. Further, a clip 7 is disposed at the base end of the cylindrical hand portion 2 and is conveniently formed for carrying. A ring 11 is fastened to the base of the clip 7 so that it is not dropped or lost by passing a string through the ring 11 or the like. This ring 11 may be provided at the base end of the cylindrical hand portion 2 or may not be provided.

The mouth 3 is formed in a round pipe shape that can push the bait with the tooth tip 3a at the opening edge of the tip and can accommodate the bait that has been cut off in the mouth 3c.
The actuating shaft 5 has an extruding portion 5a at its tip, and can move forward against the spring force of the spring 8, and retreats by receiving the spring force of the spring 8 to feed by the mouth portion 3. It is designed not to impede the push-off and containment. The operating shaft 5 receives the spring force of the spring 8, the pushing portion 5 a is pushed against the spring force of the springs 6, 8, and the pushing portion 5 a is retracted to the back side of the inside 3 c of the mouth. Accordingly, the push-out portion 5a can be advanced and retracted to a state where it has advanced to the tooth tip 3a.

Next, the feeding state to a fishing hook is demonstrated in order of the following 1-5, referring drawings.
1. A bait 9 (a bandit in the drawing) is prepared (see FIGS. 3 and 6A).
2. Holding the tubular hand portion 2 against the bait 9, the bait 9 is pushed through the mouth portion 3 and accommodated in the mouth portion 3c (see FIGS. 4 and 6B). In this state, the operating shaft portion 5 is retracted by receiving the spring force of the spring 8.
3. The mouth part 3 is pulled out, and the food 9 is cut out in the mouth part 3c (see FIGS. 5 and 6 (c)).
The posture for pushing the mouth 3 into the needle tip 10a is adjusted (see FIG. 7A).
4). The mouth 3 is pushed into the needle tip 10a of the fishing hook 10 so that the needle tip 10a is inserted into the bait 9 in the mouth 3c (see FIG. 7B).
5. By pushing the push portion 4 to advance the operating shaft portion 5 and pushing out the bait 9 in the mouth portion 3c by the push-out portion 5a, the fish hook 10 attached to the needle tip 10a is pushed out from the mouth portion 3c, and the fishing hook 10 is finished feeding (see FIG. 7C).

The bait 9 fed to the fishing hook in this way was a columnar granular body, and when it contained water in the water, it was rounded as a whole and the fish bite was improved.
In the case where the fish to be fished is a carp, the bait includes the carp and the bird skin as well as the above-mentioned bandits. In this case, the mouth 3 preferably has a diameter of about 1.5 to 2 mm.

The side view which illustrates one form of implementation in the bait for fishing hooks of the present invention. FIG. The perspective view before pushing out bait. The perspective view of the state which pushed the bait in the mouth part. The perspective view in the state where food was cut out in the mouth. (A) is a partial enlarged vertical side view before the bait is completely pushed out. (B) is the partially expanded vertical side view of the state which pushed the bait in the mouth part. (C) is the partially expanded vertical side view of the state which cut off the food in the mouth part. (A) is a partial enlarged vertical side view before the mouth is pushed into the needle tip. (B) is a partial enlarged vertical side view of a state where the needle tip is pushed into the bait in the mouth. (C) is the partially expanded vertical side view of the state which pushed out the fishing hook with which the bait was attached to the needle tip from the inside of a mouth part.

Explanation of symbols

1 Feeding tool 2 Tubular hand part (hand part)
2a Female screw part 3 Mouth part 3a Tooth tip 3b Male screw part 3c In the mouth part 4 Push part 5 Actuation part 5a Extrusion part 6, 8 Spring 7 Clip 9 Bait 10 Fishing needle 10a Needle tip

Claims (2)

  A hand part having a mouth part that can be accommodated by pushing the bait, and a pushing part projecting from the base end of the hand part, so that the pushing part of the distal part advances inside the mouth part and can extrude the bait. A fishing hook bait characterized by comprising an operating shaft portion.   The fishing hook feeder according to claim 1, wherein the mouth portion is detachably / replaceably connected to the tip of the hand portion.

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