JP2011172557A - Fishing tackle - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fishing tackle actively moving a bait attached to the side of a fishhook, and positively attracting surrounding fishes etc., even when underwater is calm and traction is not positively carried out underwater. <P>SOLUTION: The fishing tackle 10A includes: a float 13; and a sinker 14. A swinging supporting end 33 to be a swinging fulcrum when the rear end 32 is swung in the transverse direction is composed at a position shifted from an area on a virtual straight line connecting the base end 31 composed on the side of the fishing rod to the rear end 32 composed on the side of the fishhook to the lateral side, and the sinker 14 is installed in the swinging supporting end 33. Connecting rods connecting at least two ends among the end between the base end 31 and the rear end 32; the end between the rear end 32 and the swinging supporting end 33; and the end between the base end 31 and the swinging supporting end 33 are installed. Furthermore, the connecting rods are integrally combined in the connecting parts corresponding to each in the base end 31, rear end, and swinging supporting end. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing tackle capable of showing a movement that attracts seafood to be fishing when moved underwater or landed on the bottom of a water.

  Among fishing gears, fishing gear and lures, for example, are effective in preventing rooting, making it easier for fish to catch food and preventing rooting after being put into the water. In addition to being able to do so, there has also been proposed a balance function that prevents the device from being entangled during long throws.

“Unbreakable float with balance” disclosed in Patent Document 1 is one of such fishing gears.
The above-described balanceless float has a structure such as a plastic float at one end of the balance, a return rod connected to the rod at the top, and a bobbin thread extending to the fishhook side to which bait is attached. is there.

  According to Patent Document 1, “an unbreakable float with a balance” is a bait attached to a fishing hook on the tip side of the lower thread that is bound to the float when the float is always upright after being thrown into the seabed and receives a water flow. Is in a state of moving, and it is described that it is easy to catch fish.

  However, “unbreakable float with balance” can only transmit the floating movement that moves according to the water flow to the fishhook side through the lower thread, so the bait moves only in a floating state in the water, and the surrounding fish There is a difficulty that the effect of actively attracting can not be expected.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 54-183487

  Therefore, the present invention can actively move the bait attached to the fishhook side even when it is calm when there is almost no swell in the water or when it is not actively towed underwater, and the surrounding fish The purpose is to provide a fishing tackle that can attract the enthusiasts.

  The present invention is a fishing tackle comprising a float and a weight, having a base end portion on the fishing rod side and a rear end portion on the fishhook side, on a virtual straight line connecting these base end portion and the rear end portion A swing support end portion that becomes a swing support point when the rear end portion swings in the lateral direction is formed at a position shifted from the side to the side, and the weight is connected to the swing support end portion or the vicinity thereof. And between the end portions of the base end portion and the rear end portion, between the end portions of the rear end portion and the swing support end portion, and between the base end portion and the swing support end portion. A connecting rod connecting at least two ends among the end portions is provided, and these connecting rods are respectively connected to the base end portion, the rear end portion, and the swing support end portion. It is characterized by being integrally coupled to the part.

  According to the above configuration, the fishing tackle can keep the relative positional relationship of the base end portion, the rear end portion, and the swing support end portion substantially constant by the connecting rod. In addition, since the weight is provided at or near the swing support end, the swing support end can be maintained in an upright posture (upright posture) in the water.

  Furthermore, the float is susceptible to the influence of water flow such as swell of water as a resistor in water, and is easy to be subjected to water pressure (resistance) when it is swollen in water, so it swings as a resistor. .

Therefore, since the fishing tackle can maintain an upright posture (upright posture) in which the swing support end portion is positioned below in water, pulling in water causes the float and the rear end portion to receive water resistance. Thus, the rocking can be swung with the rocking end as a fulcrum.
Therefore, the lure can realize an action of actively swimming and can attract nearby fish and the like actively.

  In addition, the fishing tackle includes the weight at the swing support end portion or the vicinity thereof which is configured to be shifted from the virtual straight line connecting the base end portion and the rear end portion to the side. Sometimes it is difficult to get involved with the device, and it can also be used as a balance mainly used for throwing fishing.

  The float is not particularly limited as long as it has a function as a resistor that receives water resistance. However, the fishing tackle has a configuration that includes a resistor that receives water resistance separately from the float. May be. The resistor can be formed by, for example, a blade, and the shape, material, and the like are not limited. Further, the float itself may be used as the lure body.

  The weight can be formed of a material such as brass, stainless steel, copper, titanium, or lead, but the material is not limited.

  The fishing hook is not limited to a single hook having a single needle tip, and may be a double hook having two needle tips or a triple hook having three branches.

  When the bait is provided on the fishhook side, the type of bait is not particularly limited, but a pseudo bait (luer) may be provided.

  The target of the prey to be caught with the fishing gear of the present invention is not limited to fish, but it is not particularly limited as long as it is a fish and shellfish such as shark and squid, a shellfish such as shrimp and crab, and aquatic organisms. .

  As an aspect of the present invention, the connecting rod is connected between the first connecting rod connecting the end portions of the base end portion and the rear end portion, and between the end portions of the base end portion and the swing support end portion. It is comprised with the 2nd connecting rod to connect, The said float can be provided in the said base end part or its vicinity.

Therefore, the fishing tackle swings in response to water resistance from the base end, that is, the base provided near the base end in the above-described standing posture, and the swing is performed via the first connecting rod. A large swinging width can be directly transmitted to the float and the rear end, and the float and the rear end can be swung largely in the lateral direction using the swing support end as a fulcrum.
Therefore, since the fishing gear can amplify the rocking width at the rear end only by slightly oscillating the base end as described above, for example, the fishing tackle has a gentle flow with almost no undulations in the water. Even if the fishing gear is not actively towed underwater, it can be swung under a slight water pressure and can be operated as if fish that are actively swimming are swimming. It is possible to actively attract other fish.

  As an aspect of the present invention, the second connecting rod can be made of an elastic wire.

  With the above configuration, when the rear end swings with the swing support end as a fulcrum, the second connecting rod made of an elastic wire is elastically deformed along with the swing, so that the rear end swings. The width can be further increased, and the rear end portion can be more actively swung using the elastic force (restoring force) of the elastically deformed second connecting rod.

  Furthermore, when the fishing tackle is swung to the bottom of the water, the swing support end located at the lower portion of the fishing tackle receives an external force from the bottom of the water by contacting the bottom of the water, and the second connecting rod is elastically deformed accordingly. Therefore, the rear end portion also swings up and down.

  Therefore, the rear end portion operates by a combined movement in which the horizontal swing and the vertical swing described above are combined, and this operation can be transmitted to the float and the rear end portion.

  As an aspect of the present invention, the first connecting rod can be constituted by a pipe that allows the fishing line to pass therethrough.

  Thus, by connecting the base end portion and the rear end portion with the pipe, the swing generated at the base end portion is directly transmitted through the pipe with a swing width on the rear end side. Therefore, the rear end side can be actively swung in the lateral direction with the swing support end as a fulcrum.

  Furthermore, by arranging the fishing line disposed between the base end portion and the rear end portion in a state of being inserted into the pipe, when the rear end portion swings, the base end portion and the rear end portion A fishing line hook that extends from the rear end of the fishing line can be maintained in a shape along the pipe without the risk of the fishing line arranged between them being deformed and entangled with each other. I can tell to the side reliably.

  Furthermore, since the fishing line inserted into the pipe between the end portions of the base end portion and the rear end portion is slidable in the axial direction of the pipe in the pipe, the fishing line or the like that has been eaten by the bait ( Can be directly transmitted to the fishing rod.

  Further, as an aspect of the present invention, the pipe may be formed in a curved shape that gradually curves toward the side away from the swing support end as it advances backward from the base end side in the length direction of the pipe. it can.

  Thus, by forming the pipe with the curved shape described above, it is possible to ensure a wide interval between the rear end portion and the swing support end portion. Accordingly, the rear end portion can be swung with a larger amplitude with the swing support end portion as a fulcrum, so that a movement in which bait provided on the fishhook side is swimming more actively can be realized.

  As an aspect of the present invention, the first connecting rod can be configured by a coil spring that allows the fishing line to be inserted.

  By configuring the connecting rod with a coil spring in this way, in addition to the above-described effects exhibited when the connecting rod is formed with a pipe, the coil spring has a configuration of an end made of a spirally wound wire rod. Utilizing this, it is possible to easily attach and detach the fishing tackle with the weight to the fishing line without cutting the fishing line halfway.

  Further, as an aspect of the present invention, a fishing line attachment portion for attaching a fishing line extending from the fishing rod side is formed at the base end portion, a fish hook attachment portion for attaching a base portion of the fishing hook is formed at the rear end portion, and a needle is attached to the fishing hook attachment portion. The base of can be attached.

  In this way, when the road line is attached to the fishing line attachment part and the fishing hook is attached to the fishing line attachment part, the fish floats actively like the lure itself with the swing support end as a fulcrum. As it is, it can be actively rocked to attract nearby fish. That is, a fishing tackle can be used as a lure.

  Further, as an aspect of the present invention, the base end portion is composed of a first base end portion and a second base end portion, and the second base end portion is composed of two of the first base end portion and the rear end portion. Provided on the front side of the first base end on the virtual straight line passing through the point, the first connecting rod is constituted by a connecting rod connecting the end portions of the second base end portion and the rear end portion. The second connecting rod is constituted by a connecting rod connecting the end portions of the first base end portion and the swing support end portion, and the first base end portion is the length of the first connecting rod. It is configured to be slidable in the direction and rotatable about the axis of the first connecting rod, and the float can be provided at or near the first base end.

  With the above configuration, the float is slid along the length direction of the first connecting rod or rotated around the axis of the first connecting rod by pulling a road line or receiving a water flow. As a result, the float has a more complex movement, such as a small fish bait actively swimming, because the swinging width and period of the swinging fluctuate in a complex manner. it can.

  Further, as an aspect of the present invention, the base end portion can be provided with coupling means for detachably coupling the second coupling rod to the first coupling rod.

  According to the above configuration, the two connecting rods are separated from each other so that they are not bulky and easy to handle. Furthermore, parts such as a weight can be easily replaced without cutting the yarn.

  Moreover, as an aspect of the present invention, a resistor can be provided in the float or in the vicinity thereof.

  As mentioned above, by providing the resistor on the float, when the resistor receives the resistance of water while pulling the fishing gear, the vibration effect (wobbling effect) mainly shows the movement of the float swinging left and right Can be obtained.

  Due to this vibration effect, it is possible to create a movement in which small fish or the like serving as a bait are actively swimming, and it is possible to actively attract surrounding fish and the like.

  In addition, you may comprise a resistor integrally with this float as a part of the said float. For example, the float can be formed by a float main body and a resistance protrusion protruding outward from the float main body.

  The resistor is not limited in terms of materials such as metal and wood, but is preferably made of resin, and is not limited in shape, but is preferably plate-like from the viewpoint of being easily subjected to resistance (hydraulic pressure) and not bulky. .

  Further, as an aspect of the present invention, a resistor can be provided in the weight or in the vicinity thereof.

  With the above configuration, the resistor swings even when it receives a slight water pressure, so that the weight provided at or near the swing support end actively swings.

  In particular, by providing a resistor on the weight or in the vicinity thereof, the swing at the swing support end is transmitted to the rear end via the connecting rod, so that the swing support end at the rear end. It is possible to obtain a rolling effect that exhibits a characteristic of swinging greatly with the portion as a fulcrum.

  By providing a resistor in the vicinity of the weight, when the resistor receives resistance while pulling the fishing tackle as a lure, the float floats to the left and right with respect to the oscillating support end when viewed from the front. It is possible to obtain a rolling effect that shows a swinging motion.

  Due to this rolling effect, it is possible to bring out movements in which small fish or the like serving as a bait are actively swimming, and it is possible to actively attract surrounding fish and the like.

  The resistor may be provided on both the float side and the weight side.

  As an aspect of the present invention, the connecting rod is provided between the end portions of the base end portion and the swing support end portion, and between the rear end portion and the swing support end portion, Between the end portions of the base end portion and the rear end portion, the fishing line extending from the fishing rod side and the fishing line extending to the fishhook side can be connected via a swivel.

  According to this configuration, it is possible to arrange only the fishing line between the end portions of the base end portion and the rear end portion without providing the connecting rod. The catch caught on the side can be transmitted directly to the fishing rod side of the fishing line extending from the base end.

  According to the present invention, the bait attached to the fishhook side can be moved actively even in a calm case where there is almost no flow of undulation in the water, or even when it is not actively towed in the water. The purpose is to provide fishing gear that can attract fish and the like.

Structure explanatory drawing of the fishing device of 1A embodiment. Explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of the fishing tackle of 1A embodiment. Action | operation explanatory drawing of the fishing device of 1A embodiment. Action | operation explanatory drawing of the fishing device of 1A embodiment. Action | operation explanatory drawing of the fishing device of 1A embodiment. Action | operation explanatory drawing of the fishing device of 1A embodiment. Structure explanatory drawing of the fishing device of 2A embodiment. Action | operation explanatory drawing of the fishing device of 2A embodiment. Structure explanatory drawing of the fishing tackle of 3A embodiment. Structure explanatory drawing of the fishing device of 4A embodiment. Structure explanatory drawing of the lure of 1B embodiment. Action | operation explanatory drawing of the lure of 1B Embodiment. Structure explanatory drawing of the lure of 2B embodiment. Action | operation explanatory drawing of the lure of 2B embodiment. Configuration explanatory drawing of the lure of 3B embodiment or a form accompanying this. 4B embodiment configuration explanatory drawing of the lure of the form which accompanies or this.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
Hereinafter, the fishing tackle 10A, 20A, 30A, 40A of the first to fourth embodiment will be described as the fishing tackle of the present embodiment, and the lures 10B, 20B, 30B of the first to fourth embodiment will be described. 40B will be described.

(1A embodiment)
The fishing tackle 10A according to the first embodiment also has a function as a fishing tackle, and as shown in FIGS. 1A to 1D, a main rod pipe 11, an elastic wire 12, a float 13, a weight 14, And two rubber tubes 15 and 16.
1A to 1D show a right view (a), a front view (b), a plan view (c), and a bottom view (d) of the fishing tackle 10A, respectively.

  Furthermore, the fishing tackle 10A can maintain the standing posture as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 as a basic posture in water, and the base end portion 31 positioned at the front upper end portion in such a standing posture. And a rear end portion 32 located at the rear end, and a swing support end portion 33 which is a swing support point of the rear end portion 32, which will be described later.

  The main rod pipe 11 is made of stainless steel, and is formed in an elongated cylindrical shape that allows the fishing line 21 to be inserted therein, as shown in the enlarged sectional views of the regions X, Y, and X in FIG. The both ends of the length direction are provided with short rubber tubes 15 and 16, respectively. The rubber tubes 15 and 16 are integrally attached to the main pipe 11 by inserting the end of the main pipe 11 into the rubber tubes 15 and 16.

  The main pipe 11 is arranged between the base end part 31 and the rear end part 32, and as it advances from the base end part 31 side in the length direction to the rear end part 32 side, a virtual straight line L (FIG. 1). It is formed in a curved shape that gradually curves away from the swing support end 33, that is, upwards (see the phantom line in (a)).

  The elastic wire 12 is formed of a wire material that is thinner than the main rod pipe 11 and has excellent flexibility, and has one end portion in the length direction wound around the main rod pipe 11 at the base end portion 31 and the winding portion. Are inserted into the rubber tube 15 attached to the base end portion 31 (see an enlarged cross-sectional view of a region X in FIG. 1A).

Thereby, the elastic wire 12 does not move around its axis and in the axial direction with respect to the main rod pipe 11, and the angle formed by the elastic wire 12 and the main rod pipe 11 at the base end portion 31 (FIG. 1 ( a) (see θ in a)) are coupled together so as to be approximately 40 to 60 degrees.
The swing support end 33 is formed at the lower end of the elastic wire 12.

  Further, the float 13 is made of resin and is formed in an oval shape (elliptical cross section) that tapers toward the both ends with respect to the middle portion in the major axis direction, and the major axis is the main pipe 11. Is fixed to the main pipe 11 in the vicinity of the base end 31 in a direction that coincides with the length direction of

  The weight 14 is formed in an oval shape that is thinner and longer than the float 13, and is fixed to the elastic wire 12 at the swing support end 33 in a direction in which the long axis coincides with the length direction of the elastic wire 12.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the fishing tackle 10 </ b> A having the above-described configuration is attached to the main rod pipe 11 with the leading end side of the road thread 21 a being inserted. The tip of the road line 21a extending from the fishing rod side is connected to Harris 21b (silicon) via a swivel 22 (Yorimodoshi, Sarukan), and, for example, a pseudo bait 24 is attached to the tip side of the Harris 21b. Make up the device.

  The pseudo bait 24 is a known one made up of a fish-shaped body 25 and a hook 26, but the tip of the Harris 21b is not limited to such a pseudo bait 24, and a fishing hook is appropriately attached. It may be a device (not shown).

  According to the above configuration, since the fishing tackle 10A integrally connects the elastic wire 12 to the main rod pipe 11 at the base end portion 31, the base end portion 31, the rear end portion 32, and the rocking device 10A. The relative positional relationship of the moving support end 33 can be maintained.

  Since the float 13 is provided in the vicinity of the base end portion 31 and the weight 14 is provided in the swing support end portion 33, the fishing tackle 10A is provided with a swing support end in water. The above-mentioned standing posture can be maintained by the gravity acting on the weight 14 provided in the portion 33 and the buoyancy acting on the float 13 provided in the vicinity of the base end portion 31.

  When the fishing tackle 10A is in the above-mentioned standing posture, the main rod pipe 11 has a posture in which the rear end side is inclined downward by about 40 to 60 degrees obliquely with respect to the horizontal plane (bottom) (see FIG. 2). ).

The fishing tackle 10A described above can exhibit the following actions and effects in addition to the effects exhibited by a general fishing tackle that can prevent the fishing line 21 from being entangled when used in throw fishing.
The float 13 provided in the fishing tackle 10A acts as a resistor that is susceptible to water swell in the water and water pressure when the water is swollen, and is lightweight, and thus receives resistance due to water flow. It is a member that easily swings.

When the float 13 swings, the main pipe 11 to which the float 13 is attached also swings integrally.
At this time, since the base end portion 31 side of the main pipe 11 is connected to the swing support end portion 33 provided with the weight 14 via the elastic wire 12, the positive swing is suppressed.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 3, when the float 13 swings, the rear end 32 side of the rod-shaped main rod pipe 11 swings in the lateral direction with a large swing width when the float 13 swings. It will be.

  Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 4 (a), the pseudo bait 24 attached to the fishing line 21 extending from the rear end portion 32 to the front end side is an operation that moves in a state of drifting in accordance with the flow of water in water. It is completely different, and since it is possible to realize an active swimming action, it is possible to actively attract surrounding fish and the like.

  Further, when the fishing tackle 10A is placed on the bottom of the water, the swing support end portion 33 located at the lower part of the fishing tackle 10A advances while contacting the bottom of the water, so that FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, the elastic wire is elastically deformed by receiving an external force from the bottom of the water, so that the rear end portion 32 can be swung up and down.

  In addition, when the rear end portion 32 swings around the swing support end portion 33 as described above, the elastic wire 12 is elastically deformed along with the swing, as shown in FIG. 5B. Therefore, the rear end portion 32 can be more actively rocked with a larger rocking width.

  Therefore, the rear end portion 32 is swung by a complicated movement in which the horizontal swing and the vertical swing described above are combined, and such a complicated operation is applied to the fishing line 21 extending from the rear end portion 32. It can be communicated to the attached pseudo food 24.

  Further, the fishing tackle 10A receives, for example, a flow of swell in the water as shown in FIG. 5 (a1), or the fishing tackle 10A is submerged as shown in FIG. 5 (a2). As described above, the swing of the float 13 generated in the vicinity of the base end portion 31 is directly transmitted through the main shaft pipe 11 with a swing width to the rear end side. Can do. Therefore, the fishing tackle 10A can actively swing the simulated bait 24 so as to be actively swimming, and can attract nearby fish and the like.

  Further, by arranging the fishing line 21 (the road line 21a) arranged between the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32 in a state of being inserted into the main rod pipe 11, the rear end portion 32 swings. Accordingly, the fishing line 21 arranged between the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32 can be kept in a shape along the main rod pipe 11 without the risk of unexpected deformation and entanglement with each other. In addition, the swing of the rear end portion 32 can be reliably transmitted to the fish body 25 of the lure of the fishing line 21 extending from the rear end portion 32.

  Further, since the fishing line 21 inserted into the main rod pipe 11 between the end portions of the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32 is slidable in the axial direction thereof, it is attached to the hook 26 of the pseudo bait 24. The pull (per hit) of engaged fish etc. can be transmitted directly to the fishing rod side.

  The main rod pipe 11 is formed in a curved shape that gradually curves toward the side away from the swing support end portion 33 as it advances backward from the base end side in the length direction of the main rod pipe 11. Therefore (see FIG. 1A), it is possible to ensure a wide space between the rear end portion 32 and the swing support end portion 33.

  As described above, the distance S (see FIG. 1B) between the rear end portion 32 and the swing support end portion 33 serving as the swing support point of the rear end portion 32 is increased, so that the rear end portion 32 is Thus, it is possible to swing largely in the lateral direction using the swing support end 33 as a fulcrum, and swing with a large swing width. Therefore, it is possible to realize a movement in which the pseudo bait 24 attached to the fishing line 21 extending from the rear end portion 32 swims more actively.

Specifically, unlike the case where the main pipe 11 is formed in a straight line (see the virtual straight line L in FIG. 1A), the main pipe 11 is formed in the above-described curved shape, so that the rear end portion 32 and the swinging are performed. A wide space (see S in FIG. 1B) with the support end portion 33 can be secured, and even if a wide space is secured between them, the angle formed between the main pipe 11 and the elastic wire 12 is small. It can be kept at an angle (θ) of about 40 to 60 degrees.
If the angle formed between the main rod pipe 11 and the elastic wire 12 is such a large magnitude, the main rod pipe 11 can keep the protruding direction at the base end portion 31 obliquely upward and forward.

  If an attempt is made to ensure a large distance between the rear end portion 32 and the swing support end portion 33 while the main rod pipe 11 is formed in a straight line, an angle formed between the main rod pipe 11 and the elastic wire member 12. (Θ) must be formed large.

  Then, as the angle (θ) formed between the main rod pipe 11 and the elastic wire 12 increases as described above, the base end portion 31 side of the linear main rod pipe 11 protrudes obliquely upward. Thus, the forward projecting direction with respect to the horizontal plane (bottom floor) is lowered.

  In the case of this configuration, the fishing line 21 inserted from the fishing rod side into the main rod pipe 11 is hooked on the main rod pipe 11 at the base end portion 31, and the fishing line 21 is connected to the base end portion 31 of the main rod pipe 11. The friction resistance causes problems such as cutting unexpectedly and obstructing the catch of fish caught in the bait to the fishing rod.

  On the other hand, by forming the main rod pipe 11 in the above-described curved shape, the rear end portion 32 and the swinging motion are maintained while maintaining a small angle between the main rod pipe 11 and the elastic wire 12. Since the space between the support end 33 can be secured widely, the movement of the simulated bait 24 swimming more actively without placing a burden on the fishing line 21 or adversely affecting the pulling of fish or the like. Can be realized.

In addition, when the fishing tackle 10A is used as a balance for throwing fishing, it is possible to move the seabed over a longer distance compared to a conventional balance, thus increasing the possibility of catching fish and the like. Can do.
Specifically, as shown in FIG. 6 (a), the fishing tackle balance 100 as a conventional fishing tackle is thrown away and then sinks into the water due to the gravity of the weight when it reaches the water. Since the momentum when thrown has already disappeared, it is often grounded to the bottom of the water before the landing point. In this case, the distance that the fishing gear balance 100 is crushed to the seabed from the landing point to the seabed by the distance S1 that touches the seabed is shortened, and the opportunity to catch fish and the like is lost.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 6 (b), the fishing tackle 10A sinks in the water due to the gravity of the weight 14 when it is landed after being thrown far away. 10A maintains the relative positional relationship of the base end 31, the rear end 32, and the swing support end 33 between the main pipe 11 and the elastic wire 12, and the float 13 is connected to the base end 31. Since the weight 14 is provided in the vicinity and the swing support end 33 is provided in the vicinity, the above-mentioned standing posture can be maintained.

  That is, as shown in the fishing tackle 10A in FIG. 6 (a), the fishing tackle 10A has the float 13 positioned on the upper side and the weight 14 positioned on the lower side. Because of the positional relationship in which the weight 14 is on the distal end side, the egg-shaped float 13 and the weight 14 are in a generally lying posture that easily receives water resistance when sinking.

  Therefore, when sinking in the sea, the fishing tackle 10A sinks in the sea in such a standing posture, so that the float 13 and the weight 14 receive water resistance (in FIG. 6B). Force (see arrow D in FIG. 6 (b)).

  Accordingly, the water bottom can be grounded at a distance S3 that is longer than the distance S2 that can be grounded to the bottom of the water at the same time as the landing point or farther than that, and the conventional fishing gear balance 100 can move the water bottom. Because of this, you can get an opportunity to catch more fish.

  Further, the fishing tackle 10A is not limited to being used by rolling over the seabed, but may be used by being advanced at other depths such as a mid-deep layer. Also in this case, in the fishing tackle 10A, the relative position relationship between the base end portion 31, the rear end portion 32, and the swing support end portion 33 is maintained between the main rod pipe 11 and the elastic wire rod 12. Since the float 13 is provided in the vicinity of the base end portion 31 and the weight 14 is provided in the swing support end portion 33, it is possible to advance the water while maintaining the standing posture.

Below, the fishing tackle 20A, 30A, 40A in other embodiment is demonstrated.
However, among the configurations of the fishing tackle 20A, 30A, 40A described below, the same reference numerals are given to the same configurations as the fishing tackle 10A in the above-described 1A embodiment, and the description thereof is omitted. Omitted.

(Second Embodiment A)
As shown in FIGS. 7A, 7 </ b> B, and 7 </ b> C, the fishing tackle 20 </ b> A according to the second embodiment is provided between the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32 instead of the main rod pipe 11. The coil spring 41 is arranged.
7B and 7C are a cross-sectional view taken along line AA and a cross-sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 7A, respectively.

  The coil spring 41 is a general coil spring in which a spring wire 42 made of spring steel is formed in a spiral shape (see an enlarged cross-sectional view of a region X in FIG. 7A), and allows the fishing line 21 to pass therethrough. It has a hole and is formed with substantially the same length as the main pipe 11.

The float 13 </ b> B is provided near the proximal end portion 31 of the coil spring 41, but is formed to be detachable from the coil spring 41.
Specifically, as shown in FIG. 7B, the float 13 </ b> B has a spring through hole 43 </ b> A having a diameter penetrating the coil spring 41 along the long axis direction at the center. Further, the float 13B is formed with a fitting groove 44A in which a predetermined part in the circumferential direction is cut out from the outside to the spring through hole 43A along the long axis direction. The fitting groove 44A allows the coil spring 41 to be connected to the spring through hole. It has a width that allows it to be inserted from the side with respect to 43A.

  Furthermore, an adapter portion 45 that detachably couples the elastic wire 12 to the coil spring 41 is provided at a portion where the elastic wire 12 is coupled to the coil spring 41.

The adapter portion 45 is made of resin, has a fitting structure with respect to the coil spring 41 like the float 13B, and is integrally fixed to the base end portion 31 side of the elastic wire 12.
Specifically, as shown in FIG. 7C, the adapter portion 45 has a spring through hole 43 </ b> B having a diameter penetrating the coil spring 41 along the long axis direction at the center portion thereof. Further, the adapter portion 45 is formed with a fitting groove 44B in which a predetermined part in the circumferential direction is cut out from the outside to the spring through hole 43B along the long axis direction. The fitting groove 44B penetrates the coil spring 41 through the spring. The hole 43B is formed to have a width that can be inserted from the side.

  Since the fishing tackle 20A having the above-described configuration has a configuration in which the coil spring 41 is disposed between the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32, the wire rod for spring 42 that is spirally wound around the coil spring 41 is provided. Taking advantage of the configuration of the end shape, the fishing tackle 20A can be easily attached to and detached from the fishing line 21 without cutting the fishing line 21 halfway.

  Specifically, for example, in the case where the main rod pipe 11 is arranged between the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32 and the fishing line 21 is inserted into the main rod pipe 11, Since the devices such as 22 are connected to the fishing line 21 at the tip side of the fishing device 20A (see FIG. 2), these devices interfere when the fishing line 21 is pulled out from the main rod pipe 11, and the fishing line 21 is pulled out. I couldn't.

  For this reason, it is necessary to replace the fishing tackle 20A itself by cutting the fishing line 21 in the middle of the fishing line 21 and reconnect the fishing line 21. There was a risk that it would be a very heavy burden for the user.

  Therefore, the fishing tackle 20A can be easily separated from the fishing line 21 inserted through the coil spring 41 by the following procedure.

  First, the coil spring 41 is removed from the float 13 </ b> B and the fitting grooves 44 </ b> A and 44 </ b> B of the adapter unit 45.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 8A, the midway portion of the fishing line 21 inserted through the coil spring 41 is engaged with one end portion 41 a of the spirally wound spring wire 42 constituting the coil spring 41. In this state, as shown in FIG. 8B, the coil spring 41 is rotated around its axis in a direction in which the engaging portion of the fishing line 21 with respect to the spring wire 42 does not come off from the one end 41a of the spring wire 42. .

  As a result, as shown in FIGS. 8C and 8D, the engaging portion of the fishing line 21 slides in the axial direction of the coil spring 41 and can be pulled out from the other end portion 41b.

  According to the above-described procedure, the fishing tackle 20A can be separated from the fishing line 21 inserted through the coil spring 41 of the fishing tackle 20A without cutting the midway portion of the fishing line 21.

On the contrary, in order to change the fishing tackle 20A from the state where the fishing line 21 is separated from the coil spring 41, the same procedure can be performed in the reverse order of the above-described procedure.
As described above, the fishing line 21 can be arbitrarily changed to a state where the fishing line 21 is inserted into the coil spring 41 or a state where it is not inserted without cutting the fishing line 21 in the middle.

  Furthermore, when exchanging the fishing tackle 20A including the coil spring 41, the fishing tackle 20A can be separated from the fishing line 21 by the above-described procedure, but only the float 13B is changed. In this case, the float 13B can be attached to and detached from the coil spring 41 without exchanging the fishing tackle 20A itself.

  Similarly, when only the weight 14 is changed, the adapter portion 45 can be attached to and detached from the coil spring 41 without replacing the fishing tackle 20A itself.

The fishing tackle 20A in the 2A embodiment is not limited to the configuration described above, and can be formed in other embodiments.
For example, the adapter unit 45 may be configured to have the function of the float 13B. In the case of this configuration, the float 13B and the adapter unit 45 are not limited to the above-described configuration in which the float 13B is separately attached to the coil spring 41, but can have a simple configuration including only the adapter unit 45 having the function of the float 13B. .

Further, the coil spring 41 may be provided with a reinforcing rod for reinforcing the coil spring 41 (not shown).
Specifically, the reinforcing rod can be configured as a guide member for guiding the coil spring 41 in a linear shape. For example, the reinforcement spring is provided along the length direction of the coil spring 41 so that the coil spring 41 does not deform unexpectedly. Can be held in a straight line. Further, the reinforcing rod may be configured to include a mounting portion that is detachably mounted by engaging with the coil spring 41 (not shown).

(3A embodiment)
The fishing tackle 30A in the 3A embodiment does not include the main rod pipe 11 or the coil spring 41 between the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32, and FIGS. 9 (a), 9 (b), As shown to (c), it is the structure which has arrange | positioned the main connection rod 60, and also is the structure provided with the short coil spring 61 in each part of the base end part 31 and the rear-end part 32. FIG.
9B and 9C are an AA line enlarged sectional view and a BB line enlarged sectional view in FIG. 9A, respectively.

  Specifically, the main connection rod 60 is made of stainless steel, and is formed of a linear elongated rod-shaped body (solid pipe).

  The short coil spring 61 includes a base-side short coil spring 61 </ b> A attached to the base end portion 31 and a rear-end short coil spring 61 </ b> B attached to the rear end portion 32. It is attached.

  The short coil spring 61 is composed of a spring wire 62 whose overall length is shorter than that of the spring wire 42 constituting the coil spring 41 described above. It is comprised with the collar attachment part 61b for attaching to 60. FIG.

  The coil spring main body 61a is configured such that the spring wire 62 is short with, for example, a small number of turns of 3 to 4.

  The hook attaching portion 61b is configured by a spring wire 62 as a winding portion for the main connecting rod 60 that is wound around the main connecting rod 60 from the end in the length direction of the coil spring main body portion 61a.

  Further, the proximal-side short coil spring 61A is integrally coupled to the main connection rod 60 by inserting the flange attachment portion 61b together with the main connection rod 60 into the rubber tube 15 at the proximal end portion 31. (See FIG. 9C).

  On the other hand, the rear end side short coil spring 61B, like the base end side short coil spring 61A, is inserted into the rubber tube 16 together with the main connecting rod 60 at the rear end portion 32 by attaching the flange attachment portion 61b. The main connecting rod 60 is integrally coupled.

  At this time, the base-side short coil spring 61 </ b> A and the rear-end short coil spring 61 </ b> B are in a relative position in which the axial direction of the coil spring body 61 a coincides with each other in the circumferential direction of the main connecting rod 60. Is bound to.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 9B, the float 13 </ b> C has a main connection rod insertion hole 63 that allows the main connection rod 60 to be inserted in the central axis in the long axis direction, and a base end portion of the main connection rod 60. In the vicinity of 31, the main connecting rod 60 is fixed integrally with the main connecting rod 60 inserted through the main connecting rod insertion hole 63.

  Furthermore, when the fishing line 21 is arranged between the proximal end side short coil spring 61A and the rear end side short coil spring 61B, the float 13C has a main connecting rod inserted through the upper end in the circumferential direction so that the fishing line 21 does not interfere. A relief groove 64 cut out toward the hole 63 is formed.

  With the above configuration, the fishing tackle 30A is in a state in which the fishing line 21 (the road line 21a) is inserted into each coil spring main body 61a between the proximal end side short coil spring 61A and the rear end side short coil spring 61B. It can be arranged along the main connecting rod 60.

  Furthermore, since the fishing tackle 30A is configured to include the short coil spring 61 having a small number of turns of 3 to 4 on each of the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32, the fishing tackle of the 2A embodiment is provided. With the same procedure as in the case of 20A (see FIG. 8), with the middle portion of the fishing line 21 inserted through the coil spring main body 61a engaged with one end of a spirally wound spring wire, The fishing line 21 and the coil spring main body 61a can be separated and removed only by rotating the engaging portion of the fishing line 21 along the spiral shape of the coil spring main body 61a about 3 to 4 times.

  Therefore, the fishing tackle 30A can greatly reduce the labor required for attaching to and detaching from the fishing line 21 and can be used as a fishing tackle balance that is excellent in usability even at a fishing spot.

  Further, by forming the escape groove 64 in the float 13C, the fishing line 21 is disposed along the main connecting rod 60 in a state of being attached to the proximal end short coil spring 61A and the rear end short coil spring 61B. In the portion corresponding to the float 13C, since it is disposed in the escape groove 64, it can be disposed straight along the main connecting rod 60 without interfering with the float 13C.

  Moreover, by forming the escape groove 64 in the float 13C, there is no possibility that the fishing line 21 interferes with the float 13C. Therefore, the fishing line 21 disposed between the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32 is attached to the main connecting rod 60. It can arrange | position along the main connection rod 60 in the state made to approach the side.

  Thus, the fishing tackle 30A has the center of gravity (particularly, the center of gravity of the main connecting rod 60) without being eccentric to the side of the fishing line 21 arranged along the main connecting rod 60, It can be attached to the fishing line 21 in a state in which the integrity with the fishing line 21 arranged along the main connecting rod 60 is enhanced.

  Therefore, the fishing tackle 30A can be kept in a stable posture in any case, for example, when it swings in response to a water flow or when there is a pull (hit) on the tip side of the fishing line 21.

  Note that the fishing tackle 30A in the 3A embodiment is limited to the above-described configuration, for example, including short coil springs 61 between the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32 in a number other than two. Without being able to configure in various embodiments.

(4A embodiment)
The fishing tackle 40A in the 4A embodiment does not include the main rod pipe 11 and the coil spring 41 as described above, and includes an L-shaped connecting rod 50 as shown in FIGS. 10 (a) and 10 (b). It is.

  In the L-shaped connecting rod 50, the second connecting rod 51 and the third connecting rod 52 are joined together at their swing support end portions 33 at their ends, and are formed in an L shape as a whole. The second connection rod 51 is disposed between the base end portion 31 and the swing support end portion 33, and the third connection rod 52 is disposed between the rear end portion 32 and the swing support end portion 33. Yes.

  In the swing support end portion 33, the weight 14 is connected, and the float 13 is fixed to the second connection rod 51 in the vicinity of the base end portion 31.

  A fishing line insertion portion 51 a is formed at the base end portion 31 of the second connection rod 51, and a fishing line insertion portion 52 a is formed at the rear end portion 32 of the third connection rod 52. Each of the fishing line insertion portions 51a and 52a is configured in an annular shape that allows the fishing line 21 to be inserted and does not allow the swivel 22 to be inserted.

  The fishing line insertion portion 51a of the base end portion 31 of the second connection rod 51 is inserted with the road line 21a extending from the fishing rod side, and the fishing line insertion portion 52a of the rear end portion 32 of the third connection rod 52 is directed to the pseudo bait 24 side. Extending Harris 21b is inserted.

  The road yarn 21a and the Harris 21b are integrally connected via the swivel 22 between the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32.

The fishing tackle 40 </ b> A having the above-described configuration can also be swung by the float 13 provided in the vicinity of the base end portion 31 receiving a water flow, and the L-type connecting rod 50 can be swung.
Since the weight 14 is provided on the swing support end 33 of the L-shaped connecting rod 50, the L-shaped connecting rod 50 swings around the swing support end 33.

  At this time, since the L-shaped connecting rod 50 swings largely laterally at the rear end portion 32 with the swing supporting end portion 33 as a fulcrum, a small swing in the vicinity of the base end portion 31 is caused to pass through the L-shaped connecting rod 50. The rear end portion 32 can be transmitted to the rear end portion 32 in an enlarged manner, and the rear end portion 32 can actively swing about the swing support end portion 33 as a fulcrum.

  Therefore, in addition to the effect which fishing tackle 10A of 1A Embodiment has, 40A of fishing devices can show the following effects.

  Between the end portions of the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32, only the fishing line 21 and the swivel 22 connected to the fishing line 21 are arranged without the main rod pipe 11 and the coil spring 41. Therefore, the pull (hit) caught on the tip side of the fishing line 21 is directly transmitted to the fishing rod side when the swivel 22 pulled to the tip side comes into contact with the edge of the fishing line insertion portion 52a of the third connecting rod 52. be able to.

  Next, an embodiment when the fishing tackle is configured as a lure will be described. However, in the lures 10B, 20B, 30B, 31B, 40B, and 41B described below, the same reference numerals are given to the same configurations as the fishing tackles 10A, 20A, 30A, and 40A in the above-described embodiment. The description is omitted.

(1B embodiment)
As shown in FIGS. 11A and 11B, the lure 10 </ b> B in the first B embodiment includes a spindle rod 11 </ b> B between the base end portion 31 and the rear end portion 32. The main shaft 11B is formed of a long and thin wire (solid pipe) made of stainless steel. FIG. 11A is a front view of the lure 10B in the 1B embodiment, and FIG. 11B is a right side view of the lure 10B in the 1B embodiment.

  The base end portion 31 is formed with a fishing line attachment portion 11Ba for attaching a road line (fishing line) extending from the fishing rod side, and the rear end portion 32 is formed with a fishing hook attachment portion 11Bb for attaching a hook 26.

  The fishing line attachment portion 11Ba is a portion obtained by processing the front end of the main shaft rod 11B in an annular shape, and the rear end portion 32 is processed by the rear end of the main shaft rod 11B in an annular shape. It is the part which did.

  A fishing line 21a extending from the fishing rod side is attached to the fishing line attachment portion 11Ba via a swivel 22 (see FIG. 2).

  A base portion of a hook 26 is attached to the fish hook attachment portion 11Bb (see FIG. 2). The hook 26 is formed in a J-shaped warped shape with one needle point, and is formed in an annular shape so as to protrude forward while curving with respect to the main shaft rod 11B as it advances to the tip. It is attached to the attachment portion 11Ba.

  Note that the hook is not limited to one needle tip, and for example, a double hook or a single hook having two or more branches can be used.

A float 131B is fixed in the vicinity of the rear side of the base end portion 31 in the main shaft rod 11B.
The float 131B is formed in a streamline shape like a fish like a hard lure such as a minnow or a crankbait and an appearance with a glossy color.

  Note that the lure 10B may be provided with a rubber skirt on the float 131B or the spindle shaft 11B, and may be configured so as to give an overall sense of volume or make the fishing line inconspicuous.

  When the lure 10B having the above configuration is pulled in water, it proceeds in water while receiving water pressure. At this time, since the weight 14 itself in the swing support end 33 has a large mass, it hardly swings even when subjected to water pressure. On the other hand, the float 131B is light in weight, so when it receives water pressure, it is shown in FIG. In this way, it actively swings with the weight 14 as a fulcrum, and functions as a lure body that simulates a small fish as a bait.

  Therefore, the lure 10B can move the float 131B as if a small fish is actively swimming by pulling in the water, and can attract surrounding fish and the like.

(Second Embodiment)
As shown in FIGS. 13 (a), (b), and (c), the lure 20B of the 2B embodiment is configured so that the float 132B is arranged along the length direction of the main shaft 11B in the configuration of the lure 10B of the 1B embodiment. It is configured to be slidable and rotatable about the axis of the main shaft 11B.
FIG. 13A is a front view of the lure 20B in the 1B embodiment, and FIG. 13B is a right side view of the lure 20B in the 1B embodiment. FIG. 13C is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG.

  Specifically, the luer 20B includes the base end portion 31 composed of the first base end portion 31a and the second base end portion 31b, and the second base end portion 31b as the first base end portion 31b. And the rear end portion 32 are arranged on the front side of the first base end portion 31a on an imaginary straight line passing through two points.

  The main shaft rod 11 </ b> B is configured by a linear wire connecting between the end portions of the second base end portion 31 b and the rear end portion 32. The first base end portion 31a is composed of a rubber tube that slides on the main shaft rod 11B together with the float 132B, and the second base end portion 31b is formed in an annular shape at the front end in the length direction of the main shaft rod 11B. The fishing line mounting portion 11Ba is configured.

  Specifically, the float 132B is provided in the vicinity of the rear side of the first base end portion 31a, and the float 132B is formed with a through hole 135H penetrating along the central axis direction, and the main shaft shaft is formed in the through hole 135H. By inserting 11B, the float 132B is attached to the main shaft rod 11B so as to be slidable along the length direction of the main shaft rod 11B and to be rotatable about the axis of the main shaft rod 11B. .

  As described above, the first base end portion 31 is formed of a rubber tube and is integrally attached to the distal end portion of the float 132B formed in the shape of a small fish, and is inserted into the main shaft 11B together with the float 132B. It is configured to be slidable along the length direction of the main shaft rod 11B and to be rotatable around the axis of the main shaft shaft 11B.

  The elastic wire 12 is composed of a wire connecting the end portions of the first base end portion 31 and the swing support end portion 33, and the base end of the elastic wire 12 is a rubber that is the first base end portion 31. It is fixed to the tube, is slidable along the longitudinal direction of the main shaft 11B together with the float 132B, and is rotatable about the axis of the main shaft 11B.

  As described above, the lure 20B having the above-described configuration is configured such that the float 132B is slidable along the length direction of the main shaft rod 11B and is rotatable about the axis of the main shaft rod 11B.

  As a result, when the lure 20B is pulled in water, the float 132B advances while receiving water pressure. At that time, due to changes in water pressure such as flow and swell in water, as shown in FIG. It actively slides along the length direction of the main shaft rod 11B or rotates around the axis of the main shaft shaft 11B.

  Therefore, the floating element 132B moves along the length direction of the main shaft rod 11B with respect to a movement that swings with the swinging support end 33 as a fulcrum, like the floating element 132B provided in the lure 10B of the first B embodiment. As shown in FIG. 14 (b), the swinging amplitude and period are complicatedly changed by actively sliding and rotating around the axis of the main shaft 11B. It is possible to realize the movement that the small fish is actively swimming, and to attract the surrounding fish actively.

(3B embodiment)
As shown in FIGS. 15A and 15B, the lure 30B in the 3B embodiment has a configuration in which the resistance plate 151B is provided in the vicinity of the float 133B in the fishing tackle lure 10B of the 1B embodiment.
FIG. 15A is a front view of the lure 30B in the 3B embodiment, and FIG. 15B is a right side view of the lure 30B in the 3B embodiment.

  Specifically, the luer 30B is formed of the float 133B with a float main body 141B and a resistance plate 151B protruding outward from the float main body 141B.

  The resistance plate 151B is made of the same resin as the float main body 141B, and is a plate-like shape that protrudes from the front portion of the float main body 141B with a protrusion angle of about 30 to 45 degrees forward obliquely with respect to the float main body 141B. Is formed.

  According to the above configuration, since the resistance plate 151B directly receives the water pressure by pulling the lure 30B in the water, the float 133B swings more positively than the float 133B that does not include the resistance plate 151B. Even if there is no water flow or swell in the water, it can swing and actively attract surrounding fish.

  In particular, like the lure 30B of the present embodiment, the resistance plate 151B is provided on the float 133B, so that when the resistance plate 151B receives resistance while pulling the lure 30B, the float 133B mainly swings left and right. A vibration effect (wobbling effect) indicating movement can be obtained.

  Due to this vibration effect, it is possible to create a movement in which small fish or the like serving as a bait are actively swimming, and it is possible to actively attract surrounding fish and the like.

  In addition, as shown to FIG.15 (c), (d), the lure 31B may be the structure provided with the resistance board 151B in the vicinity of the said float 132B in the fishing tackle lure 20B of 2B Embodiment. That is, the float 134B is formed by the float body 141B and the resistance plate 151B.

  In addition, the resistance plate 151B is not limited to being configured integrally with the float main body 141B as a part of the floats 133B and 134B, and is provided in the vicinity of the float 133B, such as being fixed to the base end of the elastic wire 12. (Not shown).

(4B embodiment)
As shown in FIGS. 16A and 16B, the luer 40B in the 4B embodiment has a configuration in which the resistor plate 152B is provided in the vicinity of the weight 14 in the lure 10B of the 1B embodiment.
FIG. 16A is a front view of the lure 40B in the 4B embodiment, and FIG. 16B is a right side view of the lure 40B in the 4B embodiment.

  Specifically, the resistance plate 152B includes a resistance plate main body 152 and an engaging portion 153 formed at the proximal end, and the engaging portion 153 is engaged with the elastic wire 12 in the vicinity of the weight 14.

  The resistance plate 152B is engaged with the elastic wire 12 so that the resistance plate main body 152 is in a posture in which the resistance plate main body 152 stands substantially perpendicularly or forwardly with respect to the traveling direction (front-rear direction) of the lure 40B.

  With the above configuration, since the resistance plate 152B can directly receive the water pressure, the resistance plate 152B receives the water pressure by pulling the lure 40B in water, and the resistance plate 152B has the swing support end portion 33 in the vicinity of the resistance plate 152B. The weight 14 will actively swing. The swing of the weight 14 is transmitted to the float 133B through the elastic wire 12, and the swing of the elastic wire 12 is amplified from the swing support end 33 side to the base end 31 side, so that the float 133B is moved left and right. It will swing greatly.

  Therefore, in particular, by providing the resistance plate 152B in the vicinity of the weight 14, the resistance plate 152B receives resistance while the lure 40B is being pulled, so that the swing support end portion 33 mainly in the state where the lure 40B is viewed from the front. On the other hand, it is possible to obtain a rolling effect (not shown) showing a movement in which the float 133B swings while rolling left and right.

  Due to this rolling effect, it is possible to bring out movements in which small fish or the like serving as a bait are actively swimming, and it is possible to actively attract surrounding fish and the like.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and can be configured in various embodiments.
For example, as shown in FIGS. 16C and 16D, the luer 41B may have a configuration in which the weight 14B has a plate shape and the weight itself functions as a resistance plate.

  The resistance plate may be provided on both sides of the float 133B and the weight (not shown).

  Furthermore, the resistance plate may be configured to be attached to the elastic wire 12, and in this case, the configuration may be such that the attachment position can be changed in the length direction of the elastic wire 12.

  In addition, for example, in the lure 10B of the 1B embodiment shown in FIG. 11, the fish hook mounting portion 11Bb of the rear end portion 32 of the main shaft rod 11B is formed in an annular shape, and the annular portion and the annular portion formed at the base portion of the hook 26 Although it is the structure which engaged and connected the part, it is not limited to this structure.

  Although not shown in detail, the fish hook mounting portion 11Bb of the rear end portion 32 of the main shaft rod 11B is formed in a rod shape instead of an annular portion, and the base portion of the hook 26 is wound around the rod-shaped fish hook mounting portion 11Bb with a string, for example. For example, the structure may be integrally attached. Alternatively, the rear end portion of the main shaft rod 11B may be processed into a hook shape, and the main shaft shaft 11B and the hook 26 may be integrated.

In the correspondence between the configuration of the present invention and the above-described embodiment, the fishing tackle corresponds to the fishing tackle 10A, 20A, 30A, 40A and the lure 10B, 20B, 30B, 31B, 40B, 41B,
The first connecting rod corresponds to the main rod pipe 11, the main connecting rod 60 provided with the short coil spring 61, and the main shaft rod 11B.
The second connecting rod corresponds to the elastic wire 12 and the second connecting rod 51,
The fishhook corresponds to the hook 26,
The coupling means corresponds to the adapter unit 45,
The connecting rod provided between the end portions of the rear end portion and the swing support end portion corresponds to the third connecting rod 52.

10A, 20A, 30A, 40A ... Fishing device 10B, 20B, 30B, 31B, 40B, 41B ... Luer 11 ... Main rod pipe 11B ... Main shaft rod 11Ba ... Fishing line attachment portion 11Bb ... Fishing hook attachment portion 12 ... Elastic wire 13, 13B, 13C, 131B, 132B, 133B ... float 14 ... weight 21 ... fishing line 21a ... road line 21b ... Harris 22 ... swivel 26 ... hook 31 ... base end part 31a ... first base end part 31b ... second base end part 32 ... rear end portion 33 ... swing support end portion 41 ... coil spring 45 ... adapter portion 51 ... second connecting rod 52 ... third connecting rod 60 ... main connecting rod 61 ... short coil spring 151B, 152B ... resistance plate

Claims (12)

A fishing tackle comprising a float and a weight, having a base end on the fishing rod side and a rear end on the fishhook side,
A swing support end portion that becomes a swing support point when the rear end portion swings in the lateral direction is configured at a position shifted laterally from an imaginary straight line connecting the base end portion and the rear end portion,
The weight is provided at or near the swing support end,
Between the end portions of the base end portion and the rear end portion, between the end portions of the rear end portion and the swing support end portion, and between the end portions of the base end portion and the swing support end portion. Among them, a connecting rod connecting at least two ends is provided,
A fishing tackle in which these connecting rods are integrally coupled to corresponding connecting portions in the base end portion, the rear end portion, and the swing support end portion. A first connecting rod connecting between the end portions of the base end portion and the rear end portion; and a second connecting rod connecting between end portions of the base end portion and the swing support end portion. Consisting of
The fishing tackle according to claim 1, wherein the float is provided at the base end portion or in the vicinity thereof. The fishing tackle according to claim 2, wherein the second connecting rod is made of an elastic wire. The fishing tackle according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the first connecting rod is constituted by a pipe that allows insertion of a fishing line. The fishing tackle according to claim 4, wherein the pipe is formed in a curved shape that gradually curves toward a side away from the swing support end as the pipe moves backward from the base end side in the length direction of the pipe. The fishing tackle according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the first connecting rod is constituted by a coil spring that allows insertion of a fishing line. Forming a fishing line attaching part for attaching a fishing line extending from the fishing rod side to the base end part,
Forming a fishhook attachment portion for attaching the base of the fishhook to the rear end,
The fishing tackle according to claim 2 or 3, wherein a base portion of a fishhook is attached to the fishhook attachment portion. The base end portion is composed of a first base end portion and a second base end portion,
The second base end is provided on the front side of the first base end on an imaginary straight line passing through two points of the first base end and the rear end,
The first connecting rod is constituted by a connecting rod connecting the end portions of the second base end portion and the rear end portion,
The second connecting rod is constituted by a connecting rod connecting the end portions of the first base end portion and the swing support end portion,
The first base end portion is configured to be slidable along the length direction of the first connecting rod and to be rotatable around the axis of the first connecting rod,
The float is provided at or near the first base end portion, and slidable along the length direction of the first connection rod together with the first base end portion, and the shaft of the first connection rod The fishing tackle according to claim 2, 3 or 7, wherein the fishing tackle is configured to be rotatable around. The fishing tackle according to any one of claims 2 to 8, further comprising coupling means for detachably coupling the second coupling rod to the first coupling rod at the base end portion. The fishing tackle according to any one of claims 1 to 9, further comprising a resistor at or near the float. The fishing tackle according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein a resistor is provided in the weight or in the vicinity thereof. The connecting rod is provided between the end portions of the base end portion and the swing support end portion and between the rear end portion and the swing support end portion,
The fishing tackle according to claim 1, wherein the fishing line extending from a fishing rod side and the fishing line extending to a fishhook side are connected via a swivel between end portions of the base end portion and the rear end portion.

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