JP2009100723A - Fishing tackle - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fishing tackle enabling easy transfer of a line, from a ring-formed line-passing part of a line fixing part to a line clamping part. <P>SOLUTION: The fishing tackle is constituted of a line fixing part 1 made of a metallic wire material; a reverse hook 2 fixed its one end to the line fixing part 1; a main line 3 fixed to the line fixing part 1 and an end base part of the reverse hook 2; a nose ring 4 attached to the main line 3 and a main line 3 at the front side of the nose ring 4; and an end 5b of a tackle line 5 with a hook 6 is clamped and fixed by the line clamping part 1d of the line fixing part 1. The line fixing part 1 is constituted of a ring-formed line-passing part 1a; a holding part 1b having a diameter smaller than that of the line-passing part 1a; an opened part 1c between the line-passing part 1a and the holding part 1b; and a line clamping part 1d at an inner groove of the folded part 1f, formed by folding a wire material into two. The width of the opened part 1c is narrower than the width (inside diameter) of the holding part 1b. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing device for locking a fishing line.

As in Patent Document 1, a Harris stopper is used in which a gripping part and an elliptical part obtained by folding a wire in two are integrally formed and rotatably connected.
The holding mechanism of this Harris stop holds and locks the device's Harris, but since the oval part and the holding part are small objects with a total length of about 1 cm, Harris (thread) is attached to the oval part. Since the position of the holding portion 9b is at the corner as compared with the size of the elliptical portion 9a of the Harris stopper 9, as in the conventional example of FIG. It was difficult to grip and lock the Harris 5 near the knot 5c because the (yarn) was twisted and it was difficult to move to the holding portion.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 1-59071

  The problem to be solved is that when Harris (thread) is inserted through the elliptical part of the Harris stop and moved to the gripping part, the Harris (thread) is difficult to move and grips and locks. There is a drawback that is a very difficult task.

  In view of the above-described drawbacks, an object of the present invention is to provide a fishing device that facilitates movement of a thread from an annular thread insertion part of a thread stopper to a thread holding part.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a fishing device having a thread stopper having an annular thread insertion part integrally formed with an annular thread insertion part, the thread retaining part being interposed between the annular thread insertion part and the thread retaining part. The gist of the invention is that a holding portion having a narrower width than the yarn insertion portion is provided via a curved portion protruding in the direction.
The gist of claim 2 of the present invention is that an opening narrower than the width of the holding portion is formed between the yarn insertion portion and the holding portion.

  According to the present invention, one end of the hooked thread is inserted into the thread insertion part, moved to the holding part narrower than the thread insertion part, and then held and locked to the thread holding part. It becomes easier to move than moving to a thread holding portion having a narrow opening, and moving work and locking work become easier.

The fishing device includes a thread stopper 1 made of a metal wire material, a reverse needle 2 whose one end base is fixed to the thread stopper 1, and a thread 3 fixed to one end base of the thread stopper 1 and the reverse needle 2. And a nose ring 4 attached to the road thread 3 and a road thread 3 on the front side from the nose ring 4.
The thread stopper 1 includes an annular thread insertion part 1a, a holding part 1b narrower than the thread insertion part 1a, an opening 1c between the thread insertion part 1a and the holding part 1b, and a thread holding part formed by folding the wire rod in half. 1d.
The width of the opening 1c is narrower than the width (inner diameter) of the holding portion 1b.
The needle-attached thread 5 that is held and locked by the thread holding part 1d of the thread stopper 1 has a needle 6 attached to the other end 5a.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to the illustrated embodiments. FIGS. 1 to 4 show the first embodiment, and FIG. 1 (a) shows a side surface in which a fishing device with a hooked hook is attached to a decoy rod. In the figure, (b) is a side view of a fishing device with a hooked hook device, (c) is an enlarged side view of a fishing device and a reverse needle, and FIG. 2 is a knot to the fishing device. It is explanatory drawing until it inserts a certain thread and latches in a thread holding part, (a) is a side view which inserted the thread into the annular thread insertion part, (b) is the side which moved the thread to the holding part (C) is a side view locked to the thread gripping part, FIG. 3 is an enlarged plan view of the main part of the fishing tackle, and FIG. 4 is a view from the holding part after inserting the knotted thread into the annular thread insertion part. It is the side view latched by the thread holding part.

The fishing device includes a thread stopper 1 formed of a metal wire, a reverse needle 2 having one end base fixed to the thread stopper 1, and a road thread 3 fixed to one base of the thread stopper 1 and the reverse needle 2. And a nose ring 4 attached to the road thread 3 and a road thread 3 on the front side from the nose ring 4.
The thread stopper 1 is formed by bending a wire such as metal, and has an annular thread insertion part 1a, a holding part 1b narrower than the thread insertion part 1a, and an opening 1c between the thread insertion part 1a and the holding part 1b. It is formed by a groove S3 inside the folded portion 1f made by folding the wire rod in two and a yarn holding portion 1d.
The yarn insertion space S1 of the annular yarn insertion portion 1a communicates with the yarn insertion space S2 of the annular holding portion 1b formed narrower than the yarn insertion portion 1a through the opening 1c, and further, the yarn holding portion 1d. It communicates with the groove S3.
The left and right width H2 of the thread insertion space S2 of the holding section 1b is narrower than the left and right width H1 of the thread insertion space S1 of the thread insertion section 1a.
The portion of the wire that changes from the yarn insertion portion 1a to the holding portion 1b is formed so that the curved portions W projecting inward (on the yarn insertion spaces S1 and S2 sides) are opposed to both the left and right sides. An opening 1c of the insertion space S2 is formed, and the width of the opening 1c is the width (inner diameter) H2 of the holding portion 1b.
It is formed narrower.
The needle-attached thread 5 that is held and locked by the thread holding part 1d of the thread stopper 1 has a needle 6 attached to the other end 5a.
A knot 5c is formed at one end 5b of the thread 5 shown in FIGS.
The overall length of the thread stopper 1 is about 1 cm, and the inner diameter of the holding part 1b is formed so as to become narrower as it approaches the thread clamp part 1d.

When a fishing device is attached to the decoy rod 7, the nose ring 4 is passed through the nostril of the decoy rod 7, and the reverse needle 2 is latched to the abdomen.
When one end 5b of the hooked thread 5 is held and locked on the thread holding part 1d of the thread stopper 1, as shown in FIG. 2, one end 5b of the hooking thread 5 with the knot 5c is inserted into the annular thread. After being inserted through the portion 1a, the yarn insertion portion 1a is moved to the holding portion 1b through the opening 1c.
The tacking yarn 5 can be easily inserted into the yarn insertion space S1 of the yarn insertion portion 1a, and is inserted into the yarn insertion space S2 of the holding portion 1b through the narrow opening 1c.
The hooking thread 5 is prevented from returning to the thread insertion part 1a side, and the knot 5c and the one end 5b hit the holding part 1b (the wire forming the holding part 1b) and the hooking thread 5 is inserted into the holding part 1b. Is maintained.
When the knot 5c of one end 5b moved to the holding portion 1b is larger than the inner diameter dimension of the holding portion 1b, the other end 5a on the needle 6 side of the hanging thread 5 is pulled to the right side in the drawing, so that the one end 5b becomes the yarn holding portion 1d. It is held and locked.
When there is no knot at the one end 5b of the hooking yarn 5 or when the knot is smaller than the inner diameter of the holding portion 1b, the holding portion 1b is inserted through the opening 1c from the annular yarn insertion portion 1a as shown in FIG. By holding the holding part 1b from above and below with the fingers of the rear hand moved to 1b and pulling the other end 5a on the needle 6 side of the hooking thread 5 to the right in the drawing so as to press one end 5b against the upper edge of the holding part 1b. One end 5b is held and locked by the yarn holding portion 1d.

  When the fishing tackle is configured as described above, the one end 5b of the tacking thread 5 is moved to the holding part 1b which is narrower than the annular thread insertion part 1a of the thread stopper 1, and is then held by the thread clamp part 1d. Therefore, the thread 5 can be easily inserted from the thread insertion part 1a having a large inner diameter, and the thread 5 is held in the vicinity of the thread holding part 1d rather than being moved to the thread holding part 1d having a narrow opening. It becomes easy to perform a moving operation and a locking operation to the holding portion 1d.

  FIG. 5 is a second embodiment, and FIG. 5 is an enlarged side view of a fishing line thread stopper.

The fishing tackle thread stopper 1 'of the second embodiment is formed of a metal wire material. The thread stopper 1 'is formed of an annular thread insertion part 1a, a U-shaped holding part 1e having a narrower width than the thread insertion part 1a, and a thread holding part 1d formed by folding a metal wire in half.
A needle-attached thread 5 that is held and locked by the thread holding part 1d of the thread stopper 1 'has a needle 6 attached to the other end 5a.
If the holding portion 1e is formed in a U-shape, the left and right wires are arranged in parallel and the width H2 is the same in the longitudinal direction, it is easy to guide the tacking yarn 5 to the yarn holding portion 1d.
Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment.

  In the second embodiment, the holding portion 1e may be pinched with fingers of the hand depending on the situation when the end 5b of the needle-attached thread 5 is held on the yarn holding portion 1d.

  FIG. 6 is a third embodiment, and FIG. 6 is an enlarged side view in which a thread stopper is attached to the twist back.

The untwisted thread stopper 1 used for the fishing device of the third embodiment is formed of a metal wire material and is rotatably attached to one end of the connecting cylinder 8, and a road thread is connected to the other end of the connecting cylinder 8. A ring 10 is attached rotatably.
The thread stopper 1 includes an annular thread insertion part 1a, a holding part 1b having a smaller diameter than the thread insertion part 1a, an opening 1c between the thread insertion part 1a and the holding part 1b, and an opening 1c of the holding part 1b. It is formed of a thread holding portion 1d made by folding a metal wire in half.
One end 5b of the hooked thread 5 is clamped and locked to the thread clamp part 1d of the thread stopper 1.
Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment.

  The above description can be used for fishing devices in general.

In the first embodiment, (a) is a side view of the fishing tackle with the hooked hook thread attached to the decoy, and (b) is a side view of the fishing hook with the hooked hook thread locked. (C) is an enlarged side view of the fishing hook and the reverse needle. It is explanatory drawing until it inserts the knotting thread with the knot into the fishing hook and locks it to the thread holding part, (a) is a side view with the hooking thread inserted into the annular thread insertion part, and (b) is the holding part (C) is the side view which latched to the thread holding part. It is a principal part enlarged plan view of the fishing device. It is the side view which locked the hook thread without the knot from the holding part to the thread holding part after inserting the annular thread insertion part. In 2nd Example, it is an enlarged side view of the thread fixing part of the fishing device. In 3rd Example, it is an expanded side view in which the thread stop part was attached to twist back. It is explanatory drawing of a prior art example.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1, 1 'Thread stop part 1a Thread insertion part 1b, 1e Holding | maintenance part 1c Opening part 1d Thread clamping part 5

Claims (2)

In a fishing device having a thread stopper having an annular thread insertion part integrally formed with a thread holding part, the thread stopping part is interposed between an annular thread insertion part and a thread holding part via a curved part protruding inward. A fishing device characterized in that a holding portion having a narrower width than the yarn insertion portion is provided. The fishing device according to claim 1, wherein an opening narrower than a width of the holding portion is formed between the yarn insertion portion and the holding portion.