JP2008054653A - Fishhook with hook head and hook part each furnished with leader fastener or ring - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fishhook where its hook shaft head and hook part is each furnished with a leader fastener or ring. <P>SOLUTION: The fishhook is such that a leader fastener shaped part C and/or a ring shaped part D are/is furnished at an appropriate point between the shaft head leader fastener form part A and the hook part E lying off the center of the shaft part B. Thereby, the fishhook is unified to the hook point J, resulting in lightweightness and simplifying the operation of fixing a fishline and a navel hook. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

According to the present invention, a Harris stop shape is provided on the shaft head of the needle, and a ring shape or a Harris stop shape is provided at a position suitable for the hook portion from the central portion of the shaft, which is used for a navel needle for fishing.
By using the needle of the present invention, it is possible to easily attach the kite's friend fishing needle and the thread to which the nose is attached.
The length of the thread on which the nose is attached can also be adjusted by the ring shape or Harris stop shape of the navel needle.
A convenient and lightweight navel needle can be made by processing the needle head of the needle into a Harris stop shape and providing a ring shape or a Harris stop shape at the applicable part from the center of the shaft to the hook part, and making it integrally with the needle tip.
At present, the shaft of the bellows needle is fixed to the shaft of the Harris stopper and the shaft of the needle along both shafts and soldered. Is attached by soldering along the axis of the needle, but there is no umbilical needle provided with a Harris stop-shaped object on the hook part, both of which are tied when fixing the umbilical needle to the thread from the nose The navel needle is attached to the thread with adhesive, and these knots are no longer needed, and anyone can easily set up for fishing, and even when the hook is caught on the stone and the sharpness of the needle is lost Only the hook mechanism can be replaced.

Industrial application fields

Fishing hook

Align the thread from the nose to the shaft part of the needle along the Harris-stopped shaft part, further align the needle shaft part and tie both shaft parts and the thread together with a knot, and then fix with an adhesive Or, a Harris stop-shaped object is provided under the nose, and the hooked thread is fixed from the Harris stop-shaped part to the lower armpit portion of the heel by tying the needle and the thread.
Alternatively, the Harris stop shaft portion is soldered along the needle head portion of the needle, and further, the yarn from the nose is placed along the soldered portion and fixed with a knot, and further fixed with an adhesive.

Problems to be solved by the invention

Navel needle that can be easily and lightly attached to the thread from the nose

Means for Solving the Invention

It is possible to easily fix the thread from the nose and the umbilical needle by providing a Harris stop at the fitting position between the shaft head Harris stop shape and the hook portion from the shaft center.

By providing a ring at the fitting part between the shaft head Harris stop shape and the hook part from the shaft center part, the thread from the nose and the navel needle can be easily fixed.

It is possible to reduce the weight by providing a Harris stop shape or ring shape on both sides of the fitting part between the shaft head Harris stop shape and the hook part from the shaft center part, and thread from the nose to the needle tip This makes it easy to make friends for fishing.

Form of the actual state of the invention

An embodiment of the invention will be described based on an example with reference to the drawings.
Fig. 1A Shaft head shape is processed into a shape, and the end of F1 is fixed by wrapping around the B shaft portion or twisting with both shafts. In anticipation of the length of the hook portion, the G folding shaft portion is wound around the B shaft portion or both shafts are twisted together to make the E hook portion to the J needle tip.

Fig. 2A Shaft head shape is processed into a fixed shape by fixing the end of F1 by wrapping around the B shaft or twisting with both shafts. An anticipatory D ring shape is provided, and the G folding shaft portion is wound around the B shaft portion, or both shafts are twisted together to make from the E hook portion to the J needle tip.

1 in FIG. 3 wraps the end of F2F3 of the A axis head Harris stop shape around the B axis portion of the needle, and places the end of the Harris stop shape F2F3 at an appropriate position between the center portion of the B shaft and the E hook portion. Fishing hook fixed around the needle shaft 2 in FIG. 3 is twisted together with the F2F3 end portion of the A-axis head Harris stop shape and the needle shaft, and twisted together with the C2 Harris stop shape F2F3 and needle B shaft portion. It is the fragmentary figure where the fixed fishhook is made.

1 in FIG. 4 is fixed by wrapping the F2F3 end of the D ring shape around the B axis of the needle around the F2F3 end of the A axis head Harris stop shape and the hook from the center of the B axis. 4 of FIG. 4 shows that the end F2F3 of the A-axis head Harris stop-shaped object is twisted together with the B-axis part of the needle, and the end of the D-ring-shaped object is fitted to the fitting part between the center part of the B-axis part and the hook part. It is the fragmentary figure where F2F3 is fixed along with the B-axis part of a needle together, and the fishhook is made.

5 in FIG. 5 is a fishhook made by soldering F1F2F3 at the end of the A-axis head Harris stop-shaped object C Harris stop-shaped object along the needle B-axis part.

As a result of experimenting with the navel needle processed as shown above, the weakness of the friend is reduced, and the hook part of the hook needle can be easily replaced.

A is a processing drawing from the E hook part to J after machining the A-shaft head-stopping part and machining C to the fitting part from the center of the shaft to the hook part. It is a processing figure from D ring shape E hook part to J to an A-axis head Harris stop shape part from a shaft center part to a hook part, and an adaptation part. Fig. 1 is a view of a fishing hook that is fixed by winding the F2 end portion F3 end portion of the Harris stop shape around the shaft of the needle around the A-axis head Harris stop shape portion of 1 and the fitting portion between the shaft center portion and the hook portion; 2 is a partial view showing the axes together. 1 is a figure of a fishing hook in which the F2 end F3 end of a ring-shaped object is wound around a needle and fixed at a fitting position between the A-axis head Harris stop-shaped part and the hook part from the central part of the shaft. It is the partial figure which twisted together. 1 is a view of a fishing hook which is made by soldering and fixing a C Harris stopper-shaped object at a fitting position between the A-risk stopper-shaped part and the shaft center part between the hooks.

Explanation of symbols

A Harris stop shape part B Shaft part C Harris stop shape part D of the fit part between the shaft center and the hook part D Ring shape part E fit part between the shaft center and the hook part E Hook part F1F2F3 End G Folding shaft part H Location where the needle axis is soldered along the axis of A, D, etc. J Needle tip

Claims (5)

The cross-section of the needle shaft is made into a Harris stop shape with a circular or elliptical brass steel, stainless steel, piano wire steel, copper steel, steel, titanium, etc., and the end is wrapped around the other shaft Or fix it depending on whether it is twisted together with the end and the shaft, and process it into a Harris stop around the fitting part between the shaft center and the hook, and wrap the folded shaft around the other shaft, or both shafts together A fishhook that is fixed by the hook and made from a hook to the tip. The cross-section of the needle shaft is made into a Harris stop shape with a circular or elliptical brass steel, stainless steel, piano wire steel, copper steel, steel, titanium, etc., and the end is wrapped around the other shaft Or fix it by twisting together with both shafts, process the ring from the center of the shaft to the matching part between the hooks into a suitable ring shape such as circle, ellipse, rhombus, triangle, etc. and turn the folded shaft to the other shaft It is fixed by winding it around or twisting with both shafts, and it is made from a hook to the tip of the hook. Harris-shaped object made of brass steel, stainless steel, piano wire steel, copper steel, steel, titanium, etc. with a circular or elliptical cross section is placed in a suitable place between the shaft head and the center of the needle and the hook. A fishing hook mounted by soldering or winding the shaft part of the stopper-shaped object, or twisting with both shafts The cross-section of the cross-section of the Harris-shaped object with a circular shape, elliptical shape, etc. is applied to the shaft head. A hook attached by winding it around or twisting with both shafts Has a Harris stop shape part on the shaft head of the needle, has a ring shape part or a Harris stop shape part from the shaft part to the hook part, and one brass steel, stainless steel, piano wire steel, copper from the hook to the needle tip 3. A fishhook made of the method of claim 1 made of steel, steel, titanium or the like.

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