JP2011010558A - Fishing rod for boat fishing - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fishing rod for boat fishing, which can quickly and highly reliably be held on the side of a boat and can quickly be detached, when needed.SOLUTION: This fishing rod for boat fishing is characterized in that a handle portion 50 includes elastic nipping means 30, 40 for elastically nipping a boat side with a front leg 30L and a rear leg 40L disposed at the longitudinally front and rear positions of the rod in a mutually facing state, thus holding the rod.

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing rod for boat fishing, and more particularly to a fishing rod for boat fishing that has a device for holding a fishing rod on a boat edge when fishing on a small boat such as smelt, goby or kiss.

Conventionally, fishing rods for smelt fishing are generally held by hand or placed near the ice hole for fishing for fishing. That is, the fishing rod is repeatedly placed by placing a fishing rod or holding the fishing rod by hand. In consideration of placement, Patent Document 1 below discloses a fishing rod that is devised to fix a fishing rod to a storage container such as a bucket. This is provided with a fishing rod support base below the fishing rod gripping portion (grip portion, handle portion), provided with a plurality of narrow groove-like concave portions, and these concave portions are inserted into the edge of the storage container and fixed. This narrow groove-like recess seems to be suitable for fitting a narrow bucket or the like. Patent Document 2 discloses a structure in which a boat rim is sandwiched between legs using screws.
JP 2003-235405 A Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 4-100391

In recent years, however, fishing lakes do not always freeze even in winter, and smelt fishing is often carried out by floating houseboats and small boats. In particular, when fishing with a small boat, it is not easy to stably mount and hold the fishing rod. It is impossible to quickly place and hold the fishing rod with the structure as in Patent Document 2, and it is also impossible to remove the fishing rod quickly when desired. In addition, if the installation work that sandwiches the boat edge becomes sweet, there is a danger that the fishing rod will be accidentally detached and fall into the water. On the other hand, in the case of holding with the same structure as the concave portion described in Patent Document 1, the holding operation is simple, but the fishing rod easily falls off from the boat edge due to the presence of the mounting gap, and the fishing rod is easily lost in water.
Therefore, the problem to be solved is to provide a fishing rod for boat fishing that can hold the fishing rod quickly and reliably on the rim of the boat and can be quickly removed when necessary.

In view of the above problem, the first invention is to hold the fishing rod by elastically holding the boat rim using the front and rear legs, the handle portion being opposed to the front and rear positions in the longitudinal direction of the fishing rod. Provided is a fishing rod for boat fishing characterized by comprising elastic pinching means.
In the second invention, at least one of the front leg and the rear leg of the first invention is configured such that the opposing surfaces of the legs are formed of an elastic member.
In the third invention, when the handle portion of the fishing rod according to the first or second invention is attached to the boat rim, at least one of the front leg and the rear leg is biased toward the other leg. A spring member is provided.

In a fourth invention, the elastic clamping means of the first to third inventions are divided into a front part having the front leg and a rear part having the rear leg, and at least one of the front part and the rear part Is movable in the longitudinal direction of the fishing rod with respect to the other, and can be held at an appropriate position, and the distance between the front leg and the rear leg can be adjusted by this movement.
In the fifth invention, an operation part capable of adjusting a distance between the front leg and the rear leg of the first to fourth inventions is provided outside the handle part, and the operation part is operated by a hand holding the handle part. Is possible.

In a sixth aspect of the present invention, a locking projection for a boat rim is provided on at least one of the front legs and the rear legs of the first to fifth aspects of the invention. .
In a seventh aspect of the invention, at least one of the front legs and the rear legs is formed with an elastic member on the opposite surface side of the legs, and a plurality of the locking projections of the sixth aspect are provided. The locking protrusion on the most distal end side of the leg protrudes the largest, and the other protrusions have a relatively small protruding amount.

In the first invention, since the boat rim is elastically clamped between the front leg and the rear leg of the elastic clamping means, it is possible to quickly and the mounting portion comes into contact with the boat rim, so there is no backlash in the contact gap. It is stable and the fishing rod (the handle part) is not easily detached from the boat edge. Further, since the clamping force is an elastic force, it can be quickly removed by applying a predetermined force when necessary.
In the second invention, since the opposing surfaces of at least one leg are formed of elastic members, if the elastic member portion of the legs is pressed against the boat edge, the rebound elastic force will force the boat edge. Can be held stably and is difficult to remove.
In the third aspect of the invention, the leg is pressed against the boat rim by the force of the spring member, so that the boat rim can be stably held and is not easily detached.

In the fourth aspect of the invention, at least one of the front part and the rear part can be moved in the longitudinal direction of the fishing rod and can be held at an appropriate position, and the distance between both legs can be adjusted. Easy to do.
In the fifth aspect of the invention, since the operation part capable of adjusting the distance between the front leg and the rear leg can be operated with the hand holding the handle part, the width of the boat rim can be handled very easily.

In the sixth aspect of the invention, since the locking projection is provided on the opposite surface side of at least one of the legs, the locking projection strongly hits the boat rim when mounted on the boat rim. The boat rim can be firmly clamped while spreading the leg against the elastic force of clamping.
According to the seventh aspect of the invention, when mounting on the boat rim, first, the front end side locking convex portion of the leg having the largest protrusion amount is in contact with the boat rim, and the leg is held against the elastic force to be sandwiched. While pushing and spreading, this locking projection with a large amount of protrusion is deformed while being crushed by the pressing action on the boat rim to form a locking action when installing the boat rim, and this locking projection with the largest protruding amount Depending on the deformation, the other locking projections with a small amount of protrusion also act to prevent slipping on the boat rim, and the fishing rod (the handle portion) is firmly held on the boat rim by these actions.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is an overall side view of a fishing rod of a first embodiment according to the present invention, and is a state where the fishing rod is placed on an appropriate pedestal 10, and FIG. 2 is a view of the fishing rod of FIG. 3 is a side view of the fishing rod shown in FIG. 1 with the handle portion attached to the rim 12 of the boat, FIG. 4 is a side view of the handle portion attached to a position different from that of FIG. 3, and FIG. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the handle part of the fishing rod of FIGS.

  The handle portion 50 of the fishing rod includes a handle tip portion 32 and a front portion 30 and a rear portion 40 as components of the elastic clamping means. The front portion 30 has a base portion 30M on the extension line of the flange 20 described later, and a front leg 30L extending downward from the base portion. The rear portion 40 has a base portion 40M on the extending line of the flange 20, and a rear leg 40L extending downward from the base portion. In this example, each of the legs 30L and 40L is formed of an elastic member such as an elastic synthetic resin material (excluding a normal structural material) such as a spring including a rubber member and a foamable member together with the base portions 30M and 40M. ing. The inner side surfaces (opposing surfaces) of the legs where the front leg 30L and the rear leg 40L face each other are inclined in a curved line or a straight line so that the inner side surfaces approach each other as they approach each base. The boat rim is intruded into the space between the inner side surfaces of each leg. The handle tip portion 32 is attached to the tip portion of the base portion 30M of the front portion 30 so as to be rotatable around a pivot 36 extending in the left-right direction. In the first embodiment, the front part and the rear part are formed separately, but they may be integrated.

  The base portion of the flange 20 is inserted and attached to the tip portion of the handle tip portion 32. This may be detachable or fixed. A reel mounting device 22 for mounting the reel R is provided on the upper surface of the handle tip, and the fishing line 24 is drawn from the reel held by the reel through the fishing line guide G of the fishing rod. A rope 60 is attached to the rear portion 40 and is connected to the pedestal 10 with this rope so that the fishing rod is not lost even if it falls from the pedestal. The same applies to the following other embodiments. Further, the reel R in this example is a method of winding the fishing line by manually rotating, but it may be an electric type and a method of driving the fishing line by operating a switch provided at an appropriate position.

  As can be seen with reference to FIG. 2, the front leg 30 </ b> L is divided into left and right parts in a front view, and can be said to have a Y-shaped inverted shape. That is, the front leg 30L is configured to have a wider left-right width than the base 30M with respect to the base 30M. In this example, the left and right widths are widened toward the front. Therefore, the handle portion and the fishing rod are stabilized when placed on the base 10 or mounted on the boat rim 12. The rear leg 40L is the same, and the entire handle portion is shaped like a quadruped.

  Locking convex portions T1 and T2 that protrude toward the mating side are formed on the facing surfaces (inner side surfaces) of the front leg 30L and the rear leg 40L. The locking projection T1 at the tip of each leg has the largest protrusion, and the other locking projection T2 has a small projection. The locking projection T2 is formed in a tapered shape and is more easily deformed. The front end of the locking projection T1 is rounded so as to be semicircular in side view, and the lower leg (opening between the legs) of the handle portion is shown in FIG. When it is inserted and installed, it becomes possible smoothly. That is, between the locking projections T1 of both legs, the lower half (half) of the semicircle has an opening state that is wider toward the lower end thereof, so that this acts as a guide to easily push the handle portion from above the boat rim. . When pushing, each leg opens and deforms so as to be separated from each other against its elastic force.

  The boat rim 12 can be clamped by elastic force by the latching convex portions T1 of both legs widened by this one-touch type pushing operation, and the fishing rod (the handle portion) can be stably held. Also, when removing it when desired, the upper half (half) of the semicircle has a wider opening toward the upper end side between the locking projections T1 of both legs, so that this acts as a guide and pulls the handle upward. Will be smooth and quick. As shown in FIG. 3, when the handle portion is inserted into the boat rim, both the locking projections T <b> 1 projecting larger than the other locking projections T <b> 2 are deformed so as to be pushed apart in a direction away from each other. At the same time, crushing deformation occurs, and it becomes a movement stop and a slip-off prevention.

In addition, this deformation makes it easier for the other locking projection T2 to come into contact with the boat rim. Furthermore, the inner surface (opposite surface) of each leg is inclined in a curve or a straight line so that the inner surfaces approach each other as it approaches each base. When deeply pushed in, the locking projection T2 at a deep position also comes into contact with the rim of the boat and acts to prevent slipping. Therefore, it is preferable that the locking projections T2 are distributed and provided in a wide range between the locking projection T1 and the bases 30M and 40M.
From the above, even if the front side view shape of the locking projection T1 is not necessarily a semicircular shape, the lower portion and the upper portion may be inclined in a substantially symmetrical direction, such as a triangular shape, for example. You will understand. This symmetry is for describing the directions of the two slopes, and is not strictly meant.

  FIG. 3 shows the case where the handle rod is attached from above the boat rim 12 to keep the fishing rod in a horizontal state, but FIG. 4 shows that the fishing rod is mounted upward from the inside of the boat to the boat rim from the side. It is attached toward. In this case, the locking projection T1 of the front leg 30L of the front portion 30 operates in the same manner as in FIG. 3, but the locking projection T1 of the rear leg 40L of the rear portion 40 has a guiding action at the beginning of the insertion operation. However, since the boat rim 12 in this example has no wall surface on the lower side, as shown in FIG. 4, when it is inserted deeply, the locking projection T1 of the rear leg is detached from the boat rim, but the inner side surface of the rear leg 40L is Since it curves so that it may approach the front leg 30L side as it approaches base 40M, it will be in the state locked to either of other lower locking convex parts T2. Therefore, in this example, the boat rim is sandwiched in a state where the locking projection T1 of the front leg 30L and the locking projection T2 of the rear leg 40L are in contact with the boat edge 12.

  The handle tip portion 32 attached to the tip portion of the base portion 30M via the pivot 36 is loosened by picking the knob portion 34 and turning, and as shown in FIG. Can be put into a state. In the state where this horizontal state is maintained, the handle portion 32 can be fixedly held on the tip portion of the base portion 30M by rotating the knob 34.

  FIG. 5 shows a state in which a mechanism for adjusting a distance between the front leg and the rear leg of the handle part 50 or a distance between the front leg locking convex part T1 and the rear leg locking convex part T1 is included. There is a form without such a mechanism. A female screw portion 30H is provided in the front-rear direction at the center of the base portion 30M of the front portion 30, and a screw shaft 38 provided with a male screw portion is screwed to this. Further, a hole 40H in the front-rear direction passes through the central portion of the base 40M of the rear portion 40, and the screw shaft extension portion 38E is inserted into the through hole in a loose state. A knob 39 is attached to the distal end of the extended portion exposed to the rear of the base 40M. Further, in this example, the opposing portion of the base 30M of the front portion 30 and the base 40L of the rear portion 40 is provided with a cylindrical hole on the base 30M side, a piston portion is provided on the base 40M side, and the cylinders are mutually connected. -Piston-like mating relationship is formed. However, a loose fitting state is sufficient. The screw shaft 38 is engaged with the front end surface of the piston portion, and the rear portion 40 and the screw shaft 38 can only rotate relative to each other.

  Accordingly, when the knob 39 is picked and the screw shaft is rotated, the distance between the front part and the rear part, that is, the distance between the front leg and the rear leg, or the locking projection of the front leg, due to the screwed relationship between the male screw part and the female screw part. The distance between T1 and the rear leg locking projection T1 can be adjusted, and the width of the boat rim can be easily accommodated. In order to form the female screw portion 30H, the base portion 30M is not made of a highly elastic elastic member such as rubber, but is formed of a normal structural material such as plastic usually used for structure, such as vinyl chloride resin. It is preferable that Therefore, if an elastic member such as rubber is cast into the base body portion formed of such a normal structural material, a base portion whose surface is covered with the elastic member is formed, and the leg is fixed to the base portion. It can be formed to be continuous.

  FIG. 6 shows a second embodiment as a modification of FIG. In FIGS. 1 to 5, the front part 30 and the rear part 40 of the handle part 50 are entirely formed of a resilient member, but FIG. 6 shows the ease of forming the female thread part as described above. In consideration, the base portions 30M and 40M and the main body portion of each leg are formed of the above-described normal structural material, and the opposite sides (inner sides) of the legs 30L and 40L are formed of elastic members. That is, when the locking projection T1 or other locking projection T2 and its peripheral portion are formed of an elastic member, and the handle portion 50 is attached to the boat rim, only the elastic member portion is elastically deformed. It can be stably held by elastic force.

  FIG. 7 is a side view of a fishing rod having a handle portion according to the third embodiment, FIG. 8 is a front view showing a mounted state of a front portion 30 as a component thereof, and FIG. 9 is a front view of the front portion alone. FIG. Differences from the first embodiment such as FIG. 1 will be mainly described. A front portion 30 and a rear portion 40 formed of a resilient member are detachably mounted on a rear extension collar portion 32 ′ of the handle tip portion 32 formed of a normal structural material. The front portion 30 is provided with a through hole 30B penetrating in the front-rear direction at the center of the base portion 30M. The rear extension collar 32 'is inserted through the through hole. The through hole in this example has a star shape as shown in FIG. 9, and the hole wall is uneven. Due to the presence of the concave portion of the hole wall, it is easy to move in the longitudinal direction with respect to the rearward extending collar, and when holding at a predetermined position, an appropriate elastic pressing force of the convex portion of the hole wall acts to hold the hole. Stabilize.

As shown in FIG. 9, the explanation items for the base 30M and the like in the shape explanation in the front view of the front leg 30L are the same as those described with reference to FIG. 2.
The description for the front portion 30 is the same for the rear portion 40. Therefore, the adjustment of the separation distance between the front part and the rear part can be performed by moving either one by hand. Further, the locking projection T1, the other locking projection T2, and other matters are the same as those in the above embodiments.

  FIG. 10 is a side view of a fishing rod having a handle portion according to the fourth embodiment. Items that differ from the first embodiment will be mainly described. In this example, at least the front leg 30L only needs to be formed of a resilient member. An L-shaped operating body 38 is disposed at the front portion of the base portion 30M of the front portion 30, and is provided with a support portion 38S that comes into contact with the upper surface of the base portion 30M and an operating portion 38A at the upper end portion. The L-shaped tip which is a part is fixed near the lower end of the front leg 30L. If the operation body 38 is to be tilted by pulling the operation portion 38A forward with a finger such as the thumb of the hand holding the base portion 30M (, 40M) of the handle portion 50, the support portion 38S hits the upper surface of the base portion 30M and becomes a fulcrum. Thus, the lower end portion of the operating body is forced to bend and deform near the lower end portion of the front leg 30 </ b> L forward, and the handle portion can be easily inserted into the boat rim 12.

  FIG. 11 shows a side view of a fishing rod having a handle portion 50 of the fifth embodiment. Although it can be compared with the embodiment of FIG. 1, here, the difference will be mainly described as compared with the embodiment of FIG. 7. The front portion 30 and the rear portion 40 are usually formed of a structural material and do not bend and deform by themselves. Therefore, the bases 30M and 40M are pivotally attached to the pivots 52 and 52 'provided in the predetermined positions and extended in the left-right direction, and the distance between the front legs and the rear legs is changed by this rotation. To do. Further, around each pivot, there are provided spring-shaped spring members 31, 41 whose one end is locked to the front portion 30 (rear portion 40), and the leg portions are separated from the front portion 30 and the rear portion 40. When it is rotated in the direction to move, it is provided so as to urge back in a direction to reduce the leg interval against the rotation. The elastic clamping means of the present application includes these spring members 31, 41, the front part 30 and the rear part 40.

  Operation parts 30A and 40A are provided on the upper side of each base part, and the front legs 30L and / or the rear legs 40L are rotated by manipulating them with a human finger, so that the distance between both legs (or the distance between the locking projections T1) is increased. Can be adjusted). Thus, it can be easily inserted so that the boat rim 12 is sandwiched between the legs 30L and 40L. Although this rotation operation can also operate each operation part individually, if the connection operation part 54 provided in both operation parts is provided and this connection operation part is a member which can be bent and deformed like a leaf spring, When the connecting operation portion is bent downward by a gripping operation at a predetermined position of the handle portion, the front and rear operation portions can be operated at a time in a direction in which the distance between the legs is increased.

  Even if the handle portion 50 is pushed downward toward the boat rim 12 as it is without operating the operation portion, each leg can hold the boat rim while being widened in a direction away from each other against the spring force. Furthermore, in the above description, the front portion 30 and the rear portion 40 are usually formed of a structural material, but are formed of an elastic member such as rubber, and both the elastic deformation of the leg member and the biasing force of the spring member are performed. You can also hold the boat edge.

  The present invention can be used for fishing rods for fishing boats such as smelt, goby, and kiss.

FIG. 1 is an overall side view of a fishing rod according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a view of the fishing rod of FIG. 1 viewed from the front. FIG. 3 is a side view of the state in which the fishing rod handle portion of FIG. 1 is mounted on the boat rim. FIG. 4 is a side view of a state in which the handle portion is mounted at a boat edge position different from that in FIG. FIG. 5 is a longitudinal sectional view of the fishing rod handle portion of FIGS. FIG. 6 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a handle portion of a second embodiment as a modification of FIG. FIG. 7 is a side view of a fishing rod having a handle portion according to the third embodiment. FIG. 8 is a front view showing a mounting state of the front part which is a handle part component of FIG. FIG. 9 is a front view of the front part of FIG. FIG. 10 is a side view of a fishing rod having a handle portion according to the fourth embodiment. FIG. 11 is a side view of a fishing rod having a handle portion according to the fifth embodiment.

12 boat rim 20 ridge 30 front 30L front leg 30M base 31 spring member 32 handle tip 40 rear 40L rear leg 40M base 41 spring member 50 handle T1 locking projection T2 other locking projection

Claims (7)

  The handle portion is provided with elastic clamping means for holding the fishing rod by elastically clamping the boat rim using front and rear legs disposed opposite to each other in the longitudinal direction of the fishing rod. Fishing rod for boat fishing.   2. A fishing rod for boat fishing according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the front legs and the rear legs is formed of an elastic member on the opposite surface side of the legs.   The spring member is arranged so that at least one of the front leg and the rear leg is urged toward the other leg when the handle portion of the fishing rod is attached to the boat rim. 2. A fishing rod for boat fishing.   The elastic clamping means is divided into a front part having the front leg and a rear part having the rear leg, and at least one of the front part and the rear part is movable in the fishing rod longitudinal direction with respect to the other. The fishing rod for boat fishing according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the fishing rod can be held at an appropriate position and the distance between the front leg and the rear leg can be adjusted by this movement.   The operation part which can adjust the space | interval of the said front leg and a rear leg is provided in the handle | steering-wheel part outer side, The operation of the said operation part is possible with the hand holding the handle | steering-wheel part. Boat fishing rod.   The fishing rod for boat fishing according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a locking projection for a boat rim is provided on the side of the opposing surface of at least one of the front and rear legs.   The at least one leg of the front leg and the rear leg is formed of an elastic member on the opposite surface side of the legs, and a plurality of the locking projections are provided. The fishing rod for boat fishing according to claim 6, wherein the locking convex portion protrudes the largest, and the other protruding amount is relatively small.

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