JP2008092864A - Shining lure - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problems wherein a conventional shining lure interferes the original functions of the lure, when the shining is not required, because a hole is present in a lure body as a cavity because the conventional shining lures have a structure obtained, by boring the hole in a hard material and inserting an illuminant in the hole, and the hole is present in the lure body, and the structure has the defect of not making the illuminant attachable to an arbitrary position of the lure. <P>SOLUTION: The shining lure is constituted wherein a fishhook is attached to the lure body composed of a flexible material having light transmissivity, and a chemical illuminant having one sharpened terminal is inserted to the lure body from the sharpened part; the chemical illuminant constituted by inserting two kinds of illuminant compositions exhibiting chemical luminescence by mixing, in a container having flexibility and light transmissivity, wherein one composition is inserted in a breakable ampoule, and the other composition is filled in the container at the outside of the ampoule. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a shining pseudo bait (soft worm) used for fishing.

Factors that make fish interesting are light, movement, odor, and sound. Among these, the prior art relating to light includes “shining lure” in Japanese Utility Model Application No. 9-11921.

In the above-described device, a hole is made with a drill or the like, and the lure material is hard, and the hole exists as a cavity. Therefore, when light is not required, there is a problem that hinders the use of the original lure. Furthermore, with this structure, it is not possible to attach a light emitter to any part of the lure.

Utility Model Application No. 9-11921

  A conventional lure in which a hole is provided by previously drilling a hole in the lure has not been practical as described above.

  According to the present invention, a chemiluminescent body having one end sharpened together with a needle is inserted into a pseudo food body made of a light-transmitting and flexible material from the pointed portion, and the chemiluminescent body has flexibility and transmits light. One of the compositions exhibiting chemiluminescence by mixing two kinds of luminescent compositions in a container made of the nature is put in a splittable ampule, and the other composition is filled in the container outside the ampule.

The present invention can provide a highly practical product because it can be inserted into a commercially available soft simulated bait and light can be emitted from the entire pseudo bait or from an arbitrary part such as the head and abdomen. Moreover, no problem arises when the light emitter is not inserted.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail by way of examples.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of Example 1. The chemiluminescent body 1 has a total length of 13 mm, an outer diameter of 2.2 mm, and one end thereof is pointed. The total length of the pseudo bait 2 is 36 mm, and the outer diameter of the main body of the worm is 4 mm.
When used, the chemiluminescent body 1 is bent and the glass ampoule 3 is broken to mix and emit two types of liquids. It inserts into the head 5 of the pseudo bait from the pointed portion 4 of the chemiluminescent body 1 that has emitted light, and inserts it in the length direction. Then, the jig head 6 is inserted and the needle tip is taken out from the pseudo food 2 (a, b, c).
Alternatively, the light emitter 1 may be inserted after attaching the jig head 6 first.
The pseudo bait 2 that emits light is known to improve the fishing result by emitting light close to a partial point rather than the whole bait, so it is desirable that the pseudo bait 2 is as short as possible. Moreover, the head 5 or the vicinity of the abdomen is effective as the light emitting part of the pseudo food.

The emission color of the illuminant is not limited. When the light emitter is removed, the portion A is pushed out with the finger and comes out from the insertion slot 7. Moreover, the kind of fishhook 6 to be used is not limited. Furthermore, a plurality of light emitters can be inserted into the pseudo bait.

As shown in FIG. 2, by providing a portion X having a large cross-sectional area and a portion Y having a small cross-sectional area at the body portion of the chemiluminescent body (e, f, g), the inserted chemiluminescent body is opposite to the penetration direction. Can be prevented from moving (disengaging).

If a thin rod or thin piece is inserted from the top of the head 5 when the pseudo bait body is molded, the material 7 is flexible and elastic after molding, so that the insertion port 7 and the accommodating portion 8 with almost no cavity can be formed. . Alternatively, there is a method of inserting a thin rod or a thin piece after molding, but it is not efficient. Thus, if the insertion port 6 and the accommodating part 7 are provided in the pseudo bait body in advance, the mounting of the light emitter 1 becomes easy. See FIGS.
Further, if the insertion port 7 of the pseudo bait body is recessed 9 or if the insertion port 7 is marked, the position can be confirmed and the attachment becomes simple.

In the case where the pseudo bait body is made of a material that does not transmit light or has low light transmission, if the light transmission hole 10 is provided as shown in FIG. 5, the chemiluminescent body crosses the light transmission hole 10 (FIG. 6). When 1 is inserted, light is emitted from the hole 10.

It should be noted that the pseudo bait main body is colored with a fluorescent substance, or the pseudo bait main body mixed with a phosphorescent substance or a light reflecting material also belongs to the present invention.

It is explanatory drawing of 1st Example of this invention. It is expansion explanatory drawing of the chemiluminescent body of 2nd Example of this invention. It is a front view of the worm of 3rd Example of this invention. It is a side view of the worm of 3rd Example of this invention. It is a section explanatory view of the worm of the 4th example of the present invention. It is a side view of the worm of 4th Example of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Chemiluminescent body 2 Pseudo bait 3 Glass ampule 4 Pointed part 5 Head 6 Fishing hook, jig head 7 Insertion port 8 Receiving part 9 Recessed shape 10 Light transmission hole

Claims (7)

A fishing hook is attached to a pseudo bait body made of a light-transmitting and flexible material, and a chemiluminescent body with one end pointed is inserted into the pseudo bait body from the pointed portion, and the chemiluminescent body is flexible. From a configuration in which one composition exhibiting chemiluminescence by mixing two kinds of luminescent compositions in a container having light transmittance is placed in a splittable ampule and the other composition is filled in the container outside the ampule. Become a glowing pseudo bait. The glowing pseudo bait according to claim 1, wherein a chemiluminescent body is inserted near the head or the abdomen of the pseudo bait body. 3. The shining pseudo bait according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the chemiluminescent surface is provided with unevenness for preventing it from coming off. The glowing pseudo bait according to claim 1, 2, 3, wherein the pseudo bait body is provided with an insertion port and a receiving portion connected to the insertion port, and the chemiluminescent body is inserted from the insertion port and stored in the receiving portion. One or more light-transmitting holes are provided in a pseudo bait body made of a flexible material having low light transmittance, and a chemiluminescent body having one end sharpened is inserted into the pseudo bait body from the pointed portion, Crossed, the chemiluminescent body is flexible and light transmissive, and one composition that exhibits chemiluminescence by mixing two types of luminescent composition is placed in a splitting ampoule and the other composition A shining pseudo bait consisting of a container filled outside the ampoule. 6. The shining simulated bait according to claim 5, wherein the surface of the chemiluminescent body is provided with unevenness for preventing it from coming off. 6. The shining pseudo bait according to claim 5, wherein the light transmitting hole intersects with the accommodating portion.