JP2009213396A - Fishhook and method for attaching fishline to fishhook - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To facilitate the operation for attaching a fishline to two or more fishhooks. <P>SOLUTION: The method for attaching the fishline to the fishhook includes forming a knot or attaching a clasp at or to one terminal of the fishline, passing a part near to the knot or the clasp of the fishline into a slit 13, and passing the other terminal of the fishline to a hole part 15. As a result, the knot or the clasp of the fishline is engaged with the slit 13 to facilitate the operation of attaching the fishline. The correct posture of the fishhook is kept because the other terminal of the fishline is passed through the hole part 15. When the other terminal of the fishline is pulled upward, the fishline is pulled upward correctly based on the slit 13, and the engagement of the knot or the clasp to the slit 13 is strengthened more to prevent the fishline from being released. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a structure and method for attaching a fishhook to a fishing line.

  Generally, to attach a fishhook to a fishing line, the fishing line is tied to the fishhook. The fishhook generally has a generally J-shape, and is bent downward from the tip of the tip, forming a hook portion, and then forming a straight portion called Jiku upward. The upper end of the jig is called Chimoto, and a fishing line is wrapped around it, and a small bent part called an ear or the like is provided immediately above it, so that the tied fishing line can be pulled out.

In addition, with a normal single needle, a fishing hook as shown in Patent Document 1 below has been proposed. That is, a tunnel-like hole through which a fishing line is passed is formed along a straight portion called a fish hook, and the knot at the end of the fishing line is brought into contact with the opening at the lower end of the hole. By this contact, the fishhook is not detached from the fishing line and can be mounted.
JP 10-201397

However, it is troublesome to wrap a fishing line around a fishhook by a general method.
In particular, since the hook portion of a two-needle or three-needle or more fish branches into a plurality of parts, the tips of the plurality of fishing lines are easily stuck in the hand when wrapping and tying the fishing line, and the operation is particularly troublesome.
In order to solve the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a fishing hook that can easily attach a fishing line to two or three or more hooks, and a method for attaching a fishing line to a fishing hook. .

In order to solve the above problems, the first invention is a fishing hook having two needles or three or more needles, and a slit formed in a branching portion where two or three or more hook parts branch into a plurality of branches. And a hole formed at the upper end of a common jig through which a fishing line can be passed.
According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is further provided a fishhook characterized by having a pointed portion in which the common piece portion is straight and the upper end is pointed.
The third invention is a procedure for forming a knot at one end of Harris, which is a fishing line, or attaching a clasp using the fishing hook of the first invention or the second invention, and a portion of the Harris close to the knot or the clasp. A method for attaching a fishing line to a fishhook, comprising: a step of passing the other end of the Harris through the slit; and a step of passing the other end of the Harris through the hole.

According to the first, second, or third invention, first, a knot is formed at one end of the fishing line, or a clasp is attached, and then a portion near the knot or cling of the fishing line is passed through the slit, and then Pass the other end of the fishing line through the hole. Thereby, the knot or clasp of the fishing line is locked to the slit. In this way, the work of attaching the fishing line to the two or three or more hooks can be easily performed.
Moreover, since the other end of the fishing line is passed through the hole, the correct posture of the needle is maintained. Furthermore, when the other end of the fishing line is pulled upward, the fishing line is correctly pulled upward with respect to the slit, and the knot or the catch of the fastener is more strongly locked and does not come off.

  Further, according to the second or third invention, since the portion of the jig has a straight pointed portion with a sharp upper end, the pointed portion is pierced in the reverse direction to the bait, soft lure, etc. By previously passing the fishing line through the hole portion of the part, it is possible to attach the fishing line firmly without damaging bait, soft lure or the like as much as possible.

  The fishhook 1 is a two-needle, has a shape in which the portion of the jig 3 is shared, and the hook portion 5 is branched into two. That is, the hook portion 5 is substantially J-shaped, and has a tip 9 on the tip 7 of the tip. The hook portion 5 is bent greatly from the needle tip 7 to be bent downward, and the straight portion called the jig 3 is then shared with the other hook portions 5 upward.

A slit 13 is formed in the branch portion 11 where the hook portion 5 branches into a plurality. The slit 13 is linearly formed upward from the branch portion 11.
And the hole 15 is formed in the upper end of the common jig 3, and it has a magnitude | size through which Harris 17 which is a fishing line is passed. Further, the portion of the jig 3 is straight and has a pointed portion 19 whose uppermost end is a triangular shape.

[procedure]
The procedure for attaching the fishhook 1 to the fishing line is as follows.
In this embodiment, the fishing line is a Harris 17 that is used only for the portion where the fishhook 1 is mounted. First, a knot 21 is formed at one end 17 </ b> A of Harris 17. Next, for example, a portion close to the knot 21 of Harris 17 is passed through the slit 13. Thereafter, the other end 17B of Harris 17 is passed through hole 15 (FIG. 1). As a result, the knot 21 of Harris 17 is locked to the slit 13. In this way, the work of attaching the Harris 17 to the two-needle fishhook 1 is easily performed.

  Then, from the pointed portion 19 of Jik 3, the small fish 23 of the bait is pierced upward from below, and Harris 17 previously passed through the hole 15 of the pierced portion is pierced with bait, soft lure or the like. Pull upward from the penetrated part (Fig. 3). A fishing line is attached to the raised Harris 17 via a metal fitting called a sarcane or the like.

"Effect of the embodiment"
According to this embodiment, when the other end 17B of the Harris 17 is pulled upward after being mounted as described above (FIG. 2), the Harris 17 is guided by the hole 15 so that the It is pulled upward correctly, and the locking of the knot 21 to the slit 13 is stronger and does not come off. Further, since the other end of the fishing line is passed through the hole 15, the correct posture of the needle 1 is maintained.

  Furthermore, by piercing bait, soft lure, etc. from the pointed portion 19 of the jig 3, it is possible to attach the fishhook with the Harris 17 firmly without damaging the bait, soft lure, etc. as much as possible (Fig. 3).

"Other embodiments"
In the above embodiment, when the other end of the Harris 17 is pulled upward, it is the knot 21 of the Harris 17 that is locked to the slit 13, but in other embodiments, a clasp may be used. . That is, instead of forming a knot at one end of Harris 17, a fastener may be attached to one end of Harris 17.

In the above embodiment, the fishhook 1 has two hooks and has two hook portions 5, but in other embodiments, the fishhook 1 has a three-dimensional shape or more. It may have one or more hook portions.
Moreover, although Harris was used in the above embodiment, in other embodiments, when Harris is not used as in the case of lure fishing, for example, the following can be performed. That is, first, using the fish hook mounting tool of Japanese Patent Application No. 2008-045465 filed by the applicant, the thread is passed through a soft lure first, and a knot is formed at the end of the thread. . Next, the thread is passed through the hole 15. Then, it passes through the slit 13. Then pull the road thread. Thereby, the knot of the road thread is locked to the slit 13. In this way, the work of attaching the road thread to the fishhook 1 is easily performed. Then, the fishhook is inserted into a soft lure or the like while pulling the line.
In addition, when the pointed portion 19 of the jig 3 cannot pierce the small fish 23 of the bait from the bottom upward, it can be attached by the above method.

It is a figure which shows the state in the middle of mounting | wearing a fishing line with the fishing hook which shows 1st embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the fishing hook with which mounting | wearing of FIG. 1 was performed. It is a figure which shows the state which mounted | worn with the small fish of the bait on the fishhook of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Fish hook, 3 ... Jig, 5 ... Hook part, 7 ... Needle tip, 9 ... Kaeshi, 11 ... Branch part, 13 ... Slit, 15 ... Hole part, 17 ... Harris (fishing line), 19 ... Pointed part, 21 ··knot.

Claims (3)

  2 or 3 or more hooks, 2 or 3 or more hooks branching into a plurality of branches and a slit formed at the top of a common jig to pass the fishing line And a hole that can be formed.   2. The fishing hook according to claim 1, wherein the common jig portion has a pointed portion that is straight and has a sharp upper end.   A procedure for forming a knot or attaching a clasp to one end of Harris, which is a fishing line, using the fishhook according to claim 1 or 2, and passing a portion of the Harris close to the knot or clasp through the slit A method for attaching a fishing line to a fishing hook, comprising: a procedure; and a procedure of passing the other end of the Harris through the hole.