JP2016028560A - Fishhook - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fishhook that can be easily attached without using a split ring, and in which even when using the split ring, the split ring can be attached/detached without using a tool, and further is unlikely to come off when fish is caught.SOLUTION: In a fishhook having a trunk 4, a curbed part 6, and a needle tip 8, an incomplete circular ring 12 is arranged at an end part of the trunk 4, and a tip end of the ring 12 is extended along the trunk 4 to a region of overlapping with the needle tip 8 to form an extension part 16. When attaching the fishhook to a lure, a tip end 18 of the extension part 16 is made to pass through an eye of the lure to move the eye to the ring 12. When detaching the fishhook from the lure, the eye of the lure is moved from the ring 12 to the extension part 16 to remove from the tip end 18.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing hook.

  Conventional fishing hooks, such as luer hooks, are generally made by connecting a lure and a needle by attaching a split ring to a ring formed on Chimoto and then attaching this split ring to a hook eye of the lure. . By interposing the split ring, it is possible to move the hook more freely.

  The split ring is a small piece with a diameter of a few millimeters, and is made of a highly elastic steel wire that is wound twice in close contact with the coil, so the split ring can be attached to or removed from the hook ring (line eye) or lure hook eye. Work is difficult. There are special tools such as pliers, but it is still not easy to change hooks on the ship or on the rocks or even at night.

  Thus, some proposals have been made to facilitate the attachment and removal of the split ring. In Patent Document 1, the tip of the body of the fishhook is bent to form a ring, and the tip (that is, the end of the ring) is extended to a position passing through the start end of the ring, and is slightly separated from the inner diameter side of the ring. A fishhook is disclosed. With such a configuration, the split ring and the fishing line (line) can be easily attached to and detached from the ring through the clearance of the separation portion.

JP 2012-244955 A

  The thing of patent document 1 is the same as what is called an open eye in the point that the ring is open. Since the clearance exists on the base end side of the body opposite to the needle tip, the split ring or fishing line (line) once attached may not be disengaged from the clearance. Since it is easy to remove the split ring and fishing line (line), there is a problem that it is easy to come off, especially when the hung fish goes wild.

  The object of the present invention is that it can be easily attached to the hook eye without using the split ring, and even when the split ring is used, the split ring can be attached and detached without depending on the tool, and it can be detached even if a fish is caught. It is to provide a difficult hook.

  The present invention provides a fishing hook having a trunk, a curved portion, and a tip, wherein a ring is provided at an end of the trunk, and a terminal portion of the ring is overlapped with the needle tip along the trunk. Characterized by extension.

  In a state where the body of the fishhook is set up vertically, the curved portion is the lowermost portion, and the needle tip is located above the curved portion. In this state, the distal end of the extension portion is located on the bending portion side with respect to the needle tip, but may remain above the bending portion, or may protrude downward beyond the bending portion. This means that it has been extended to an area that overlaps the needle tip.

  The fishing hook may be a single hook or a bundle of multiple single needle bodies (double hook, triple hook, etc.).

  The fishing hook of the present invention can be easily attached to the hook eye without using a split ring. That is, the attachment to the hook eye is completed simply by passing the tip of the extension part through the hook eye and moving the hook eye to the ring. Thus, the fishing hook of the present invention can be easily and quickly attached to and detached from the luer hook without using a split ring. In addition, when the fish is caught by extending the end of the ring to the area overlapping with the needle tip, the extension portion is also located in the mouth of the fish or contacts with the fish body. Therefore, it is difficult for the hooked fish to come off the lure hook eye.

  Of course, the above-mentioned effect can be obtained in the same manner even when a split ring is used. Therefore, it is very easy to attach and remove the fishhook as compared with the conventional case where the split ring is attached and detached by using a dedicated tool such as a pliers.

  When a split ring is not used, there is also an advantage that the weight of the device is reduced accordingly. Although the weight increases by the extension of the ring, the weight does not increase as compared with the split ring. If necessary, the weight can be further reduced by changing the material or reducing the wire diameter.

(A) is a front view of the Example applied to the cap needle, (b) is a perspective view of the Example applied to the triple hook (three hooks). It is a top view of the Example of Fig.1 (a). It is a bottom view of the Example of Fig.1 (a). It is a right view of the Example of Fig.1 (a). It is a left view of the Example of Fig.1 (a). It is a front view similar to Fig.1 (a) for demonstrating a use condition, (a) shows the case where it attaches directly to a lure, (b) shows the case where it attaches using a split ring.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1A shows an embodiment applied to a shade needle used for squid fishing and the like, and FIG. 1B shows an embodiment applied to a triple hook (three rods). In the following, the explanation will be given by taking the cap needle of FIG. 1 (a) as an example.

  1A and 2-5, eight needle tips 8 are arranged radially at equal intervals (see FIG. 2). Here, eight single needles 2 are bundled with a barrel (shank) 4 and fixed with solder. For convenience, illustration of solder is omitted. It is also possible to employ welding, brazing or other fixing means instead of solder. Each single needle 2 includes a barrel 4 and a curved portion 6 bent from one end of the barrel 4 (the lower end in FIG. 1A), and the tip of the curved portion 6 is a needle tip 8.

  A shaft 10 runs in the center of the eight cylinders 4 bundled together. In other words, the eight cylinders 4 surround the shaft 10. The shaft 10 is curved at the upper part of FIG. 1A to form a ring 12, and further extends downward therefrom to form an extension 16. The start end portion 12 a of the ring 12 corresponds to the end portion of the body 4, and the end portion 12 b of the ring 12 corresponds to the start end portion of the extension portion 16. In other words, the start end portion 12 a of the ring 12 is connected to the end portion of the body 4, and the end portion 12 b of the ring 12 is connected to the extension portion 16.

  The shape of the ring 12 is arbitrary, and may be a perfect circle shape, an elliptical shape, an egg shape, or other irregular shapes. Further, the ring 12 is not a so-called closed eye that is always closed. That is, a clearance is provided between the end portion 12b of the ring 12 and the body 4, or is always in contact with no clearance, and when an external force is applied, the ring 12 expands due to elastic deformation and the clearance is increased. You may be able to do it.

  There is a gap 14 between the start end 12 a and the end 12 b of the ring 12. The clearance 14 has a size that allows passage of a hook eye (see FIG. 6A) or a split ring (see FIG. 6B) to which the fishing hook is attached. Alternatively, when attaching and removing the gap 14 by expanding the gap 14 using elastic deformation, it may be smaller than the wire diameter of the other ring or split ring to which the fishhook is attached.

  The extension portion 16 extends along the body 4, and the tip 18 is positioned on the curved portion 6 side with respect to the needle tip 8 of the single needle 2. The extension 16 has a region overlapping the needle tip 8. That is, as shown in FIG. 1A, in a state where the body 4 is standing vertically, the bending portion 6 is the lowermost portion, and the needle tip 8 is positioned above the bending portion 6. In this state, in the illustrated example, the tip 18 of the extension portion 16 exceeds the needle tip 8 and further protrudes downward from the bending portion 6, but even if it remains in front of the bending portion 6 (upper side in the drawing). Good.

  The wire diameter of the ring 12 portion is preferably thicker than the single needle 2 in terms of strength. On the other hand, in order to make it easier to attach a lure hook eye or split ring, it is preferable that the portion from the extension 16 to the tip 18 gradually tapers as shown in FIG.

When the fishing hook is attached to the hook eye of the lure without using a split ring, as shown in FIG. 6A, the tip 18 of the extension 16 is passed through the hook eye of the lure, and the hook eye moves along the extension 16 It only needs to be moved relatively to reach the ring 12. On the other hand, when removing from the lure, it is only necessary to hold the lure with one hand and pull out the extension portion 16 from the hook eye of the lure with the fishhook with the other hand.
In this way, the fishhook can be easily attached and detached with a single touch. Thus, there is no need to use a split ring and therefore no need to rely on dedicated tools such as pliers.

Of course, a split ring can also be used. In this case, in order to attach the split ring to the ring 12, as shown in FIG. 6B, the tip 18 of the extension portion 16 is passed through the hole of the split ring, and the split ring is moved to the ring 12 along the extension portion 16. All you need to do is On the other hand, when removing the split ring from the ring 12, for example, it is only necessary to pinch the split ring with one hand and pull out the extension 16 from the hole of the split ring by holding the fishhook with the other hand.
In this manner, the split ring can be attached to and detached from the hook 12 easily and with one touch without relying on a tool such as a pliers.

  It is as follows if the effect of the above-mentioned embodiment is summarized and listed.

The fishing hook of the embodiment is a fishing hook having a trunk 4, a curved portion 6, and a needle tip 8. A ring 12 is provided at the end of the trunk 4, and a tip 18 of the ring 12 is provided along the trunk 4 along the needle tip. The extension portion 16 is formed by extending to a region overlapping with 8.
In the fishing hook of the embodiment, the extension portion 16 is relatively long, and the tip 18 thereof exceeds the tip 8 and extends below the curved portion 6 of the single needle 2. Moreover, when the fish catches the needle, the fish body usually pierces the needle tips 8 of the plurality of single needles 2, so that the fish body covers the extension portion 16 and its tip 18, and it becomes more difficult to come off. In other words, the hung fish itself acts as a retaining.

  The start end portion 12a of the ring 12 is connected to the body 4, the end portion 12b of the ring 12 is connected to the extension portion 16, and a clearance 14 exists between the end portion 12b and the body 4 so that a lure hook eye or split A guiding action when removing the ring from the hook 12 is obtained.

  By inclining the distal end portion of the extension portion 16 in such a direction that the distal end 18 is away from the trunk 4, a guiding action can be obtained when a hook eye or a split ring of a lure is attached to the ring of the fishing hook.

  Although the example of the cap hook (FIG. 1 (a)) and the triple hook (FIG. 1 (b)) was shown, it is applicable similarly to a single hook, a double hook, and another fishing hook. In the case where the body 4 of the plurality of single needles 2 is bundled, the extension portion 16 is disposed between the pair of single needles 2. FIG. 2 shows an example in which the extension portion 16 is disposed between the pair of single needles 2. Moreover, although the extension part 16 is shown so as to be substantially parallel to the body 4, it is not always necessary to be parallel as literally.

  Although the embodiments have been described with reference to the drawings, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described here and shown in the drawings, and various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the claims. Can do.

  For example, an example in which the body 4 of the eight single needles 2 is bundled and integrated around the shaft 10, but the shaft 10 extends from the upper end of the body 4 of the bundled single needle 2 to form the ring 12, It is sufficient that the extension 16 is formed. A tube surrounding the outer periphery of the single needle 2 may be used. Further, although not shown in the figure, in the vicinity of the needle tip 8, a cache that protrudes toward the body 4 side may be provided.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Head needle 2 Single needle 4 Body 6 Curved part 8 Needle tip 10 Axis 12 Ring 12a Ring start point 12b Ring end point 14 Clearance 16 Extension part 18 Extension part tip

Claims (5)

  In a fishing hook having a trunk, a curved portion, and a needle tip, an incomplete circular ring is provided at the end of the trunk, and the tip of the ring extends to the region overlapping the needle tip along the trunk. A fishing hook characterized by extending to form an extension.   2. The fishing hook according to claim 1, wherein the ring is connected to the trunk at a start end, is connected to the extension portion at a terminal end, and a gap exists between the terminal end and the trunk.   The fishing hook according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a portion including the tip of the extension portion is inclined so that the tip is separated from the trunk.   The fishing hook according to claim 1, 2, or 3, comprising two or more single needles in which the body is bundled, wherein the extension is located between a pair of single needles.   The fishing hook according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the extension portion is gradually tapered toward the tip.

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