JP2007195482A - Lure for fishing - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a lure for fishing, wherein the lure can be operated horizontally in a manner resembling the swimming state of a small fish by everyone without being affected by the skill of an angler, and also can be intermittently moved in a horizontal or vertical state easily to set a condition for a fish to bite well and to have more number of fish to be hooked for better fishing result. <P>SOLUTION: The lure is constituted as follows. A hook 3 for fishhook to which the fishhook 14 is attached is installed in the rear end 6 of a lure body 2 in a streamline shape, and a hook 4 for a fishline having two or more engaging parts 4a, 4b for engaging the tip part 13a of the fishline 13 by binding the tip part 13a so as to be movable, and formed on the same curve is stood at least on the tip part 11 or on the vicinity of the tip part 11 on one surface 9 of the lure body 2. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing lure that is a pseudo bait used for lure fishing in the sea or lake.

  Conventionally, various lures have been developed, sold and used so that they can be selected according to the type of target fish as lures used for sea fishing. Moreover, there are various lures as disclosed in the following patent documents and the like as prior art documents regarding lures.

JP 2005-269934 A JP 2005-6619 A JP 2005-204576 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-108590

  For example, a conventional luer 100 as shown in FIG. 15 has a fishing line hook 103 that projects a fishing line (road line) 102 to the front end of an elongated lure body 101 made of metal that is not so thick. A fishhook hook 105 for attaching the fishhook 104 is provided at the rear end of the lure body 101 so as to protrude rearward.

  When lure fishing is performed at sea using this lure 100, the tip of the fishing line 102 is tied to the hook 103 for fishing line at the tip of the lure body 101, the lure 100 is thrown into the sea by operating a fishing rod, and the angler takes the reel When it is recognized that the lure 100 has reached the desired water depth point from the feeding length of the fishing line 102, the fishing line 102 is moved up and down and left and right by operating the fishing rod etc. so that the lure body 101 becomes horizontal, Lure 100 is used so that small fish are swimming naturally.

  However, since the conventional luer 100 is provided with a fishing line hook 103 so as to protrude forward from the tip of the lure body 101, the tip of the fishing line (road line) 102 is connected to the fishing line hook 103. When the lure 100 is thrown into the sea (see FIG. 16), the lure 100 faces the water surface with its front fishline hook 103 side to which the fishing line 102 is tied up and its rear fishhook 104 side down by its own weight. Go down vertically. Further, the fishing line 102 fed out from the reel is affected by complicated tidal currents (indicated by arrows in the figure for simplicity) when the lure 100 reaches a desired water depth point, for example, about 100 m. It becomes a dandruff (fish slack) state.

  However, since an inexperienced angler does not recognize that the fishing line 102 is in the state of dandruff as described above, the lure 100 becomes horizontal when the fishing line 102 is operated and the fishing line 102 is sucked. However, the lifting force of the fishing line 102 is extinguished (absorbed) by the above-described thread dander, and naturally, fishing is performed in a situation where the lure 100 cannot be intermittently brought into a horizontal or vertical state. I couldn't expect the best results. Further, as described above, since the lure 1 is connected with the fishing line 102 and is in a vertical state in the sea, the lure 100 is quite well in the horizontal state even if the fishing line 102 is rolled up and then the fishing line 102 is scooped up after the fishing line 102 is lifted to some extent. Therefore, unless the fishing rod is operated and an initial speed is applied so that the fishing line 102 is repelled upwards, the horizontal state cannot be successfully achieved.

  Veteran anglers operate the fishing rods and reels well to guide the lure 100 to the horizontal state via the fishing line 102 and move the lure 100 intermittently in the horizontal or vertical state for fishing. For those who have little experience of lure fishing, it is difficult to make the lure 100 horizontal at a desired water depth point, and of course, the lure 100 cannot move as if a small fish is swimming, Good fishing results were not obtained.

  Further, in the conventional lure (jig) 100, the fishing line hook 103 is provided so as to protrude forward from the narrow end of the lure body 101, so that the lure in which the fishing line 102 is moved up and down at a desired water depth point. 100, even if the force is transmitted to the tip of the lure 100 via the fishing line 102, the narrow upper and lower surfaces 106, 107 of the lure body 101 are in a horizontal posture with the vertical direction in the water, and the fishing line When the operation of 102 was stopped even a little, it became perpendicular to the water surface as described above due to its own weight, and it was difficult to maintain a horizontal state where a small fish was swimming. Furthermore, with conventional lures (jigs), in order to effectively convey intermittent vertical and horizontal movements to the lures (jigs), it is necessary to devise the shape of the body (body) of the lures (jigs). There was a limit to making it look like a real small fish.

  The present invention has been developed in view of the above points, and the object of the present invention is to make it easy for anyone to swim a lure as if a small fish is swimming without being influenced by the angler's arm. An object of the present invention is to provide a fishing lure that can be operated to be horizontal and can easily move a lure intermittently in a horizontal or vertical state, and can expect further fishing results by improving fish eating.

  In order to effectively achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention according to claim 1 is provided with a hook for a fish hook for attaching a fish hook to a rear end portion of a streamlined luer body, and at least a tip of one side of the luer body. A fishing line hook having a plurality of locking portions formed on the same curve for linking and locking the tip portion of the fishing line so as to be movable close to the portion or the tip portion is erected on the one side. It is a fishing lure.

  The invention according to claim 2 is the fishing lure according to claim 1, wherein a ring is provided on the hook for fishing line, and the fishing line is connected to the hook for fishing line through the ring. .

  The invention according to claim 3 is the fishing lure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein hooks for fishing line are provided at a plurality of locations on one side of the lure body.

  In the fishing lure according to the first aspect of the present invention, since the fishing line hook having a plurality of locking portions that can be locked by linking the tip portion of the fishing line movably is erected on one side of the lure body, When the desired water depth point is reached via the fishing line, the lure body is inclined slightly diagonally with the fishing line hook side to which the fishing line is tied up. In this state, even if there is dandruff in the fishing line underwater, the tip of one side of the lure body receives water pressure from above by winding up the fishing line, and the lure body that is already slightly inclined can be easily Can be leveled. Furthermore, by moving the fishing line up and down, the knot at the tip of the fishing line can be moved alternately to the multiple hooks on the fishing line hook, making it easy to intermittently move the lure body horizontally or vertically. It can be moved, and the tip of the lure body can be swung up and down to facilitate the movement of small fish swimming naturally. Therefore, anyone can easily operate the lure in the same natural movement as a small fish and expect a great deal of fishing.

  Further, in the fishing lure according to the second aspect of the present invention, the fishing line is connected to the fishing line hook through the ring, so that the ring can be connected to the fishing line hook depending on how the fishing line is moved by operating the fishing rod. Therefore, the movement of the lure main body can be slightly changed depending on the position of the ring, and a great fishing result can be expected. In addition, since the fishing line hook having a plurality of locking parts moves the lure (jig) by moving the ring itself in water, the body part (body) of the lure (jig) is constrained by the shape. You can make it freely.

  Further, in the fishing lure according to the third aspect of the present invention, the fishing line can be tied to the fishing line hook at a desired location by providing the fishing line hook at a plurality of locations on one side of the lure body, and the fishing rod can be operated. By moving the fishing line up and down, the fishing line (or fishing line through the ring) can be tied to each fishing line hook, so that the movement of the lure in the water can be changed. If you change the hook for fishing line, you can expect a lot of fishing results.

The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 to FIG. 3 are views relating to an example fishing lure according to the present invention, and this fishing lure (jig) 1 is constituted by a luer body 2, a hook 3 for fishing hook, and a hook 4 for fishing line. ing.

  The lure body 2 is made of metal and formed in a streamline shape simulating the body of an elongated fish so that the resistance received from fluids such as seawater is reduced, and the tip 5 is slightly rounded and pointed. The rear end 6 is formed in a straight line, and both side edges 7 are formed in a rounded curved shape in which a portion 8 near the front end 5 is slightly swollen from the front end 5 to the rear end 6. 10 (corresponding to each side of the streamline simulating the body of a small fish) is also formed into a rounded curved shape that slightly bulges from the front end 5 to the rear end 6, and the surfaces of the above-mentioned single side surfaces 9, 10 are formed smoothly. It is. Further, the one side 9 is formed in an arc shape, and the other side 10 is formed flat. In the present invention, the tip portion 11 of the lure body on one side 9 is, for example, a portion from the tip 5 to the vicinity of the tip 5 of about 1 to 2 cm. Of course, this is a portion that is longer from the tip 5 than this length. May be. Further, the lure body 2 according to the present invention is not limited to the illustrated shape, and may have another shape.

  On the center line 12 near the tip 5 of the one side 9 of the lure body 2 described above, in the example shown in the figure, a metal wire is formed in a heart shape, and the same curve that connects and locks the tip 13a of the fishing line 13 so as to be movable. A fishing line hook 4 having a plurality of curvedly formed locking portions 4a and 4b formed thereon is perpendicular or substantially perpendicular to one side 9 from a front end 5 of the luer body 2 to a predetermined position of the front end portion 11. It stands up. It is most preferable that the fishing line hook 4 is erected on the center line 12 of the single side 9 so as to be perpendicular or substantially perpendicular to the single side 9, but is slightly shifted to the left and right from the central line 12 of the single side 9. May be erected on one side 9 in a state inclined to the left and / or right side of one side 9, and such a lure is also within the scope of design changes and is included in the technical scope of the present invention. Shall.

  At the rear end 6 of the lure body 2, a hook 3 for a fishhook formed of a metal wire to which the fishhook 14 is attached is provided so as to protrude rearward. In addition, although the pattern, color, etc. which imitate a fish are drawn on the outer surface of the said lure main body 2, it abbreviate | omits in a figure.

  In the fishing lure 1 having the above-described configuration, when fishing using the lure 1, the tip 13a of the fishing line 13 fed out from the tip of the fishing rod 17 through the reel 16 (see FIG. 14). (See FIG. 4) is movably linked to a fishing line hook 4 provided perpendicularly to one side 9 of the lure body 2. Of course, a fishhook 14 is provided on the hook 3 for the fishhook at the rear end 6 of the lure body 2.

  After doing so, the lure 1 attached to the fishing line 13 is thrown into a desired point in the sea. At this time, the thrown lure 1 (see FIG. 12) descends into the water while swinging from the rear end 6 side with its front end 5 up due to its own weight. When the lure 1 reaches the desired water depth point, the fishing line hook 4 is erected on the tip 11 of the one side 9 of the lure body 2, so that the lure body 2 passes through the fishing line 13 and the fishing line hook 4. Due to the balance with the lure body 2, it is slightly inclined in the sea.

  When the angler recognizes that the lure 1 has reached the desired water depth point, the reel 16 is operated to temporarily stop the feeding of the fishing line 13, and the reel is operated to remove the fishing line to appropriately adjust the fishing line 13. After winding up, the fishing line 13 is moved up and down by operating the fishing rod 14. As a result, the luer body 2 can easily receive a water pressure from above on the tip 11 of the one side 9 when the fishing line 13 is pulled upward, and can easily be in a horizontal state (or a point where the fishing line hook 4 is connected to the fishing line 13). A substantially horizontal state) (see FIG. 13). If the fishing line 13 is further squeezed continuously, the knot at the tip 13a of the fishing line 13 can be alternately moved to the plurality of engaging portions 4a, 4b in the front-rear direction of the fishing line hook 4, and the lure body 2 can be moved horizontally and vertically. The lure body 2 can be easily moved to a good movement of the fish, and anyone can expect a great deal of fishing. Note that the horizontal and vertical states described above are not accurate horizontal and vertical with respect to the water surface, but are inclined but faced in a direction close to the horizontal or vertical direction, or within the range of the horizontal and vertical directions. It means the state facing in either direction. Of course, since it is a movement in the natural world, it may naturally move in a direction other than the horizontal and vertical directions due to the influence of the tidal current and the like.

  Further, since the hook 3 for fishhook has a plurality of curved locking portions 4a and 4b that can be movably connected to the tip portion 13a of the fishing line 13, the fishing line 13 can be obtained by sucking the fishing line 13. The distal end portion 13a (see FIGS. 4 and 5), which is a knot, moves from the locking portion 4a to the locking portion 4b or from the locking portion 4b to the locking portion 4a. The suspension (lifting) fulcrum of the fishing line 13 with respect to can be changed, and the movement of the lure 1 can be subtly changed to make it move more like the movement of a small fish.

  Thus, by fishing with the lure 1 described above, anyone can easily make the lure 1 in a horizontal state (or a substantially horizontal state) where the fish can easily bite. You can raise the fishing results greatly.

  6 to 8 are fishing lures (jigs) 1 of other examples according to the present invention (for the sake of convenience, the same reference numerals in the drawings use the same reference numerals as those in the above-described examples). The fishing lure 1 is composed of a luer body 2, a hook 3 for fishing hook, a hook 4 for fishing line, and a ring 15.

  The luer body 2 of this example is the same as the above-described example except for having the ring 15, and the description of the same configuration is omitted. The ring 15 of the fishing lure 1 in this example is made of metal (of course, may be made of synthetic resin or rubber) and is movably locked to the fishing line hook 4.

  In the fishing lure 1 of this example, the tip portion 13a of the fishing line 13 is tied to the ring 15 for fishing as described above, whereby the tip portion 13a of the fishing line 13 is directly tied to the hook 4 for fishing line. In contrast, the tip 13a, which is the knot of the fishing line 13, can be easily moved through the ring 15 along the heart-shaped fishing line hook 4 depending on how the fishing line 13 is moved by operating the fishing rod 17. The locking portions 4b and the locking portions 4a can be alternately locked. As a result, the movement of the lure body 2 connected to the fishing line 13 via the ring 13 and the fishing line hook 4 undergoes a subtle change, and a great fishing result can be expected by performing lure fishing in this state.

  FIG. 11 shows another example of a fishing lure (jig) 1 according to the present invention (for convenience, the same reference numerals in the figure use the same reference numerals as those in the above-described example). In the fishing lure 1, the tip portion 11 on the center line 12 of the one side 9 of the lure body 2 having the configuration of each example described above, and a plurality of locations near the tip portion 11 are perpendicular or substantially perpendicular to the one side 9. A fishing line hook 4 having a plurality of curved locking portions 4a and 4b is provided. Of course, a fishhook 14 is attached to the hook 3 for the fishhook at the rear end 6 of the lure body 2. In addition, the hook 3 for fish hooks may be provided at a plurality of locations other than the tip portion 11 of the one side 9 of the lure body 2 and / or the vicinity of the tip portion 11.

  In the lure 1 of this example, the fishing line 13 can be tied to the fishing line hook 4 at a desired location, and when the fishing result does not rise, the fishing line 13 is closer to the distal end portion 11 or the distal end portion 11 of the luer body 2 or the distal end. By connecting to the hook 4 for the fishing line away from the portion 11, the movement of the lure 1 in water can be changed, and a fishing result can be expected.

  In the lure of the present invention, two or four or more fishing line hooks 4 may be erected on one side 9 of the lure body 2. Further, the fishing line hook 4 is not limited to the heart shape in the above example, but may have a shape in which engaging portions are formed at three or more locations on the same curve by continuous unevenness. Moreover, it is also free to install the fishing line hook 4 according to the present invention on each surface 9, 10 of the lure body 2.

  The fishing lure of the present invention can be used for fishing by simulated bait in any place including the sea, lakes, rivers, swamps, ponds and the like.

It is a front view of an example lure concerning the present invention. It is a top view of an example lure concerning the present invention. It is a side view of an example lure concerning the present invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the attitude | position of the lure at the time of attaching a fishing line to the hook for fishing lines of the lure of the example shown in FIG. 1 concerning this invention, and throwing it into water. It is explanatory drawing which shows the attitude | position of a lure when the knot part of a fishing line moves to the other position of the hook for fishing lines from the state of FIG. It is a front view of the lure of the other example concerning this invention. It is a top view of the lure of the other example concerning this invention. It is a side view of the lure of the other example concerning this invention. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing the posture of the lure when the ring to which the fishing line is tied in the lure of the example shown in FIG. 6 according to the present invention is thrown into the water in a state of being positioned on the front side of the hook for fishing line. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing the posture of the lure when the ring to which the fishing line is tied is moved from the state of FIG. 9 to another position of the fishing line hook. It is explanatory drawing which shows the lure of another example concerning this invention. It is explanatory drawing of the state at the time of throwing into the water of the lure shown in FIG. 1 concerning this invention. It is explanatory drawing of the state in the fishing point in the water of the lure shown in FIG. 1 concerning this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example at the time of fishing using the lure concerning this invention. It is a front view of a conventional lure. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state in the water of the conventional lure thrown in in lure fishing and the fishing line.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Luer 2 Luer main body 3 Fishing hook hook 4 Fishing line hook 4a Locking part 4b Locking part 5 Luer main body tip 6 Luer main body rear surface 9 Luer main body one side 11 Luer main body one side 11 Luer main body front end 12 Luer Center line of main body 13 Fishing line 14 Fishing hook 15 Ring

Claims (3)

  A hook for hooking a fishhook is provided at the rear end of the streamlined lure body, and the tip of the fishing line is movably connected to and locked to at least the tip of one side of the lure body. A fishing lure, wherein a fishing line hook having a plurality of engaging portions formed on a curved line is erected on the one side.   2. The fishing lure according to claim 1, wherein a ring is provided on the fishing line hook, and the fishing line is connected to the fishing line hook through the ring.   3. The fishing lure according to claim 1, wherein fishing line hooks are provided at a plurality of locations on one side of the lure body.

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