JP2018174833A - Tenya for fishing - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve problems in which the mounting of bait fish to a long-handed hook is difficult to do with one touch in a conventional Tenya mainly in hairtail fishing, and therefore an outer circumferential fastener of the bait fish is outstanding to inhibit a fishing catch from going up.SOLUTION: A weight 4 is mounted at a tip of a shaft part 3 of a long-handed hook 2, a fixing hook 5 for fixing bait fish G is set up to the shaft part 3, a piercing hook extended in the front end side of the shaft part and piercing the bait fish G is mounted in the rear end of the shaft part, and a fixed guide 8 for pinching the head of the bait fish is set up at the tip of the shaft part. The fixed guide is constituted of a pinching guide 13 for pinching the head of the bait fish from both sides, a holding piece 14 for holding down the head of the bait fish pinched by pinching guide, and a locking part 15 provided at the other end of the pinching guide and locking the holding piece. The pinching guide is formed in the U-shape or V-shape, the holding piece extends in one end of this pinching guide, and the other edge of the pinching guide 13 is bent to form the locking part for locking the tip side of the extended holding piece 14.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a fishing tena fish for attaching a bait fish such as sardines, loach, kinabi, etc., and for fishing swords and the like.

DESCRIPTION OF RELATED ART Conventionally, the tenya for fishing is widely known as a fishing tackle. As shown in FIG. 9, in this fishing tener, a weight 44 is attached to a chimoto portion 43 of a hook 42 having a long shaft portion 41, and a fishing line L is fastened to a mounting ring 45 provided on the weight 44. A baiting fish G is tied to the part 41 with a wire 47 or the like, and a fishing fish drawn to the baiting fish G, for example, a swordfish (not shown) is hung on a hook 42 (Patent Document 1).

In addition, as another fishing tena of this type in Patent Document 2, the first guard and the second guard extend upward from both sides of the long shaft so that the bait fish can be prevented from being broken. The guard supports from the side, and when the auxiliary arm equipped with the fixed needle is in the close posture, the fixed needle is stuck in the spine of the bait fish, and the bait fish is fixed to the hook.

Furthermore, as another fishing tener of Patent Document 3, one end of the shaft portion is fixed to the weight, the central portion is curved, two nail-like projections are provided downward, and the other end is bent at a right angle. Take the part deep and form a needle tip. Furthermore, attach one end of a straight piercing needle to the chimoto part of the shaft, pierce the bait fish sardines through this straight piercing needle, and fix the neck of the sardine's tail with a wire fixed to the U-shaped part.

Unexamined-Japanese-Patent No. 08-163939 gazette JP 2012-120496 A (FIG. 10) JP, 2014-204710, A (Drawing 2)

In the usual tenya arrangement, if the mounting posture of the baiting fish is poor, the reaction of the fishing fish becomes bad and it becomes impossible to fish. That is, if the method of attaching the bait fish is poor, the posture of the bait fish in water collapses and it becomes difficult to catch. Therefore, in the conventional fishing tena, the bait fish is wound around the hook with the wire 47 or a cord to fix the bait fish (see FIG. 9) in order to prevent the posture of the bait fish from collapsing (see FIG. 9) Attach guards such as the first guard and the second guard as in 2 and hold the posture of the bait fish, or pierce the bait fish sardines through a straight piercing needle as in Patent Document 3, and use a wire for sardines. I had fixed the narrow part of the tail firmly.

However, in Tenya according to Patent Document 2, even if the posture of the bait fish can be maintained, if the periphery of the bait fish is maintained by the metal guard, the fishing fish feels uncomfortable with the tena and it is difficult to be cautious and bite into the bait fish There was a problem that.

Furthermore, in Patent Document 1 (see FIG. 9), since the wire 47 for holding the baited fish squeezes and deforms the fish body of the baited fish and can not maintain the natural appearance of the baited fish, the fished fish feels uncomfortable. There was a problem that the biting was bad.

Furthermore, in patent document 2, compared with the conventional light tenya, the parts holding a bait fish increase and the swimming posture and balance of tenya worsen, and there exists a problem that it becomes difficult to bite compared with the tenya with a favorable attitude | position. That is, in the case of the casting tena, the response of the fish changes greatly depending on the posture of the fishing fish during retrieve in water (a technique for swimming the tena by winding the reel), but the fishing fish (the fishing posture of the tenya can be maintained horizontally) In particular, the response of the sword fish is good, and the biting of the fishing fish is good. On the other hand, in the case of Tenya of Patent Document 2, as described above, the parts holding the bait fish are increased, and the swimming posture and balance of the tenya during retrieval deteriorate, which affects the fruit.

Furthermore, the tena of patent document 1 (refer FIG. 9) had the problem that the wire 47 and string are wound around bait fish G, it fixes, and removal of a bait fish takes a considerable effort.

The present invention was made for the purpose of solving such a problem, and it is possible to desorb the bait fish with one touch, and there is no discomfort in the appearance of the fixed bait fish, keeping the appearance of a natural bait fish, and slightly The purpose of the present invention is to provide a fishing tena in which the attitude of the bait fish in the water does not break even if it is treated violently.

In the fishing tena of the present invention, a weight is attached to the tip of the shaft of the hook, a plurality of fixed needles for fixing the bait fish are erected on the shaft, and the shaft is attached to the rear end of the shaft A stab needle which extends to the front end side of the part and pierces the bait fish is attached, and a fixed guide for holding the head of the bait fish is erected at the tip of the shaft part.

According to the fishing tena of the present invention, the fixed guide erected at the tip of the shaft of the hook is provided at a holding guide for holding the head of the bait fish from both sides and at one end of the holding guide It is comprised from the pressing piece which presses down the head of the bait fish clamped by the holding guide, and the latching | locking part provided in the other edge part of the holding guide and latching the said pressing piece.
Furthermore, the fixed guide erected at the tip of the shaft portion of the hook has a pinching guide for pinching the head of the bait fish from both sides, and another fishing tena of the present invention has both tips of the pinching guide It is comprised so that parts may be latched and the head of a bait fish may be fixed.

The fishing tena of the present invention is provided on one of the plurality of fixed needles standing on the shaft and fixing the bait fish, and a fixed guide for clamping and fixing the head of the bait fish. Is provided in close proximity to the tip of the shaft.

In the fishing tena of the present invention, the fixed guide is made of a spring material, and the holding guide for holding the head of the bait fish from both sides is formed in a U shape or a V shape, and one end of this holding guide A holding piece which is bent to the outside is extended in the form of a letter, and a locking part is formed at the other end of the holding guide to lock a part of the piece of the holding piece bent to the letter.

In the fishing tena of the present invention, in order to flexibly cope with the size of the head of the bait fish, a bead for inserting the head of the bait fish through is inserted through the pressing piece.

In the fishing tena of the present invention, the baited fish can be reliably fixed to the hanging hook with one touch by the fixed guide of the above-mentioned configuration.

Furthermore, since the fishing tena of the present invention only has a fixed guide around the head of the bait fish and the bait fish has the same appearance as the hook except for the hooks, it gives the fish an unnatural appearance to the bait fish. Inevitably, it can be connected to the fishing result up.

Furthermore, the fishing tena of the present invention comprises a stab needle for penetrating the fish body of the bait fish, a stationary needle extending from the head to the tail of the bait fish, and a bending guide in the up, down, left, right and twist directions and a stab needle Central rotation is reliably prevented and the attitude of the bait fish can be maintained.

Moreover, according to the above-described structure, the fishing tena of the present invention can be fed better even if the wire is not wound.

Side view of a fishing tena according to the first embodiment of the present invention A-A line sectional view of FIG. 1 The side view of the use condition of the fishing tena of Example 1 of this invention BB sectional drawing of FIG. 3 The side view of the fishing tena of Example 2 of this invention CC line sectional view of FIG. 5 The side view of the fishing tena of Example 3 of this invention D-D sectional view of FIG. 7 Side view of a conventional fishing tena

FIG. 1 is a side view of a fishing tendor 1 according to a first embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. However, FIG. 2 is about twice as large as FIG. The structure of the fishing tena of Example 1 of this invention is demonstrated using these FIG. 1 and FIG.

The fishing tener 1 according to the present invention comprises a hook 2, a weight 4 attached to the tip of the shaft 3 of the hook 2, and a plurality of rods for standing up on the shaft 3 and fixing the bait G. And a piercing needle 7 attached to the pocket 6 at the rear end of the shaft 3 and extending on the front end side of the shaft 3 to pierce the bait fish G, and standing upright at the tip of the shaft 3 And a fixed guide 8 for holding the head of the fish G.

The hooking needle 2 is provided with a curved pocket portion 6 at the rear end of the straight shaft 3 and a tip portion 9 having a return at the tip of the pocket portion 6. The hook 2 is made of steel but is not limited to a specific material.

A weight 4 imitating the shape of a fish's head is attached to the tip of the shaft portion 3 of the hanging needle 2. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the weight 4 has a three-dimensional shape such that there is no sense of discomfort with the fish, and the center of gravity of the fishing tenter 1 is brought to the rear of the weight 4. When the fishing line L is connected to the mounting ring 10 formed on the upper part of the above, it balances.

A plurality of fixed needles 5 for fixing the bait fish G are erected on the back of the shaft 3. There are three fixed needles 5 of Example 1, one L-shaped, and the lower part of the L-shaped fixed needle 5A is embedded in the rear of the weight 4 in an upright manner, and a portion of the upstanding needle Is located near the fixed guide 8 described later in side view. The L-shaped fixed needle 5A and the fixed guide 8 make it possible to securely fix the head of the bait fish G. In addition, although it is preferable to arrange the fixed needle 5A and the fixed guide 8 at the same position or a position close to the shaft portion 3, the present invention is not limited to this arrangement. The remaining two needles of the fixed needle 5 are supine U-shaped fixed needles 5B, and the U-shaped fixed needles 5B are fixed to the central back of the shaft 3 by soldering or welding. .

The rear end of the piercing needle 7 is attached to the upper part of the pocket portion 6 of the shaft portion 3, and the distal end side extends to the front end side of the shaft portion 3 to be in a free state (pivotable state). The piercing needle 7 pierces the bait fish G (see FIG. 3) and fixes it to the fishing tena 1, but the piercing needle 7 itself is almost hidden in the bait fish G and can be seen from the outside Absent. In addition, this piercing needle 7 is made of a wire rod, and uses a metal wire rod of a material having hardness and elasticity capable of firmly fixing the bait fish G.

A rear end portion of the piercing needle 7 is formed with a ring 11, and the ring 11 is swingably attached to the top of the pocket 6 via a tube 12. That is, the ring 11 formed at the rear end of the piercing needle 7 is passed through the needle tip 9 and fitted onto the rubber or elastic plastic tube 12 which has been penetrated in advance to the top of the pocket 6 to reduce the diameter It is fixed and supported by the hooking needle 2 so as to be pivotable as shown by the solid and dotted lines in FIG. 1 by using the elasticity of the tube 12.

The fixed guide 8 is attached to the tip of the shaft portion 3 of the hanging needle 2 as shown in FIG. 1, but in a side view, an upright needle of an L-shaped fixed needle 5A embedded in the rear of the weight 4 It is provided in the same position. However, as described above, they do not have to be at the same position. As shown in FIG. 2, the fixed guide 5A is a U-shaped or V-shaped holding guide 13 holding the head of the bait G from both sides, and one end of this holding guide 13 Provided at the other end of the holding guide 13 and a holding piece 14 for holding the head of the bait fish G held by the holding guide 13 extended and provided at the other end portion of the bait fish G And a U-shaped locking portion 15 for locking the pressing piece 14. The locking portion 15 locks the bent portion of the pressing piece 14 which is folded in the shape of the letter "V" as shown in FIG. As described above, as shown in FIG. 2, when the holding piece 14 is fixed to the holding guide 13 from the upper side, the holding piece 14 is bent outward as described above. In order to escape, as shown in FIG. 4, when the presser piece 14 is locked to the lock portion 15, the lock portion 15 slides down from the inclined portion of the presser piece 14 bent in the V shape, and the presser piece It is because it can stop at the bending part of 14 and can be stably latched. However, the pressing piece 14 is not limited to a bent one, and may be a straight one. The fixed guide 8 is not limited to the configuration of the holding guide 13, the pressing piece 14, and the locking portion 15, and as will be described later, the shaft portion 3 is held by sandwiching the head of the bait G from both sides. As long as it can be fixed to

The fixed guide 8 is made of a single resilient wire, and the bottom of the U-shaped or V-shaped sandwiching guide 13 is attached to the front end of the shaft 3 by soldering or welding. ing. A coil spring 16 is formed at one end of the holding guide 13, and a pressing piece 14 bent from the coil spring 16 into a V-shape extends. The pressing piece 14 can be locked at one-touch to the locking portion 15 which is bent in the reverse U-shape formed at the other end of the holding guide 13.

Next, the usage state of the above configuration will be described. FIG. 3 is a side view showing a use state of the first embodiment, and FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line B-B of FIG. In order to attach the bait G to the above-mentioned fishing tendor 1, as shown in FIG. 1, the holding piece 14 is removed from the other locking portion 15 of the sandwiching guide 13 and the piercing needle 7 which pierces the bait G is erected. The tip of the fish is pierced in the abdomen of the bait fish G and penetrated in the direction of the head, and then the bait fish G is defeated along with the stab needle 7 so as to follow the stem 3 of the hook 2 and the fish needle of the bait fish G is fixed. Stab. Since the pressing piece 14 is bent in a V-shape and escapes to the outside, the removed pressing piece 14 is less likely to interfere with the operation of fixing the bait fish G.

As described above, while sticking the fixed needle 5 to the bait fish G, the head of the bait fish G is applied to the V-shaped or U-shaped holding guide 13 of the fixed guide 8, and the holding piece 14 is turned over and held. The head of the bait fish G clamped by the guide 13 is held down by the holding piece 14, and the tip end of the holding piece 14 is engaged with the locking portion 15 provided at the other end of the holding guide 13 The set of G is complete. When the pressing piece 14 is locked to the locking portion 15 as described above, the locking portion 15 slides down from the inclined portion of the pressing piece 14 bent in the V shape and stops at the bent portion of the pressing piece 14 Stop in a stable manner. As described above, the baiting fish G can be set in the fishing tener 1 with one touch by the fixed guide 8. In addition, since the bait fish G can be removed by removing the pressing piece 14 from the locking portion 15 and removing the bait fish G from the fixed needle 5, the removal can also be performed with one touch. Moreover, due to the fixed guide 8, it is difficult for the bait fish G to come off, and the bait holding is also good.

Furthermore, although the attachment and removal of the bait fish G is one-touch, the bait fish G penetrates the fish body of the bait fish G from the piercing needle 7 and the head of the bait fish G despite the fact that attachment and removal of the bait fish G is one-touch. By the three fixed needles 5 extending to the tail and the V-shaped or U-shaped fixed guides 8, bending in the vertical and horizontal directions and in the twisting direction and rotation around the puncture needle 7 are reliably prevented. The horizontal attitude of the prey fish G can be maintained. In addition, the structure as the fishing tener 1 can be simple and lightweight, and even with a light weight such as casting tenaor, the posture in water can be maintained substantially horizontal.

Further, compared to the conventional tena, only the relatively thin holding guide 13 and the holding piece 14 of the fixed guide 8 are recognized around the bait fish G, so there is no sense of incongruity in the appearance when viewed from anywhere around , Less to be aware of the alert of the target fish, improve the fishing results.

FIG. 5 shows a side view of a fishing tendor according to a second embodiment smaller than the first embodiment, and FIG. 6 shows a cross-sectional view taken along the line C-C of FIG. However, FIG. 6 is enlarged about twice of FIG. The weight 23 attached to the tip of the shaft 22 of the hook 21 has a flat plate shape imitating a fish. Only the U-shaped fixed needle 24 lying up is attached to the shaft 22 by soldering, welding or the like, and the needle on the front end side of the fixed needle 24 is disposed in the vicinity of the fixed guide 25 and the needle on the front end side and the fixed guide 25 makes it possible to fix the head of the prey fish G with certainty.

The basic configuration of the fixed guide 25 is the same as that of the first embodiment, provided with a holding guide 26 for holding the head of the bait fish G from both sides, and one end of the holding guide 26. Provided at the other end of the holding guide 26 and the other end of the holding guide 26, holding down the head of the bait fish G. And a locking portion 28 for locking the pressing piece 27. The operation and effects of the presser piece 27 are the same as those of the first embodiment, so the details will be omitted.

Beads 29 are fitted in the pressing pieces 27. By means of the beads 29, even the small-sized bait fish G can be firmly fixed to the fixed guide 25 by pressing down the head of the bait fish G and can flexibly cope with the size of the bait. It is preferable to use soft beads 29 as the beads 29. Of course, the beads 29 are not limited to soft beads. Although the bead 29 is not fitted into the pressing piece 14 of the first embodiment, the bead may be fitted to the pressing piece 14 of the first embodiment.

The fixed guides 8 and 25 in the first and second embodiments are configured by the holding guides 13 and 26, the puncture needles 7 and 30, the pressing pieces 14 and 27, and the locking portions 15 and 28. The configuration of is not limited to such a configuration. FIG. 7 is a side view of a fishing tena according to a third embodiment, and FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line D-D. The third embodiment is the same as the second embodiment in that the flat weight 23 simulating a fish, the hook 21, the piercing needle 30, the U-shaped fixed needle 24 lying on the back, and the like. The difference is that the fixed guide does not have the pressing pieces 14 and 27 and is configured to lock the tip end portions 32 of the holding guide 31 and to fix the head of the bait fish G.

That is, as shown in FIG. 7, in order to engage the tip portions 32 of the sandwiching guide 31 made of a curved wire rod having elastic force, both the tip ends 32 of the sandwiching guide 31 are in the front-rear direction of the shaft 22 And the holding guide 31 is U-shaped or V-shaped in the rear view in FIG. 8, both tip portions 32 are bent in an inverted U-shape, and the elastic force of the holding guide 31 or more The two tip portions 32 are prevented from coming off unless the engagement state is released by the force of. The configuration of the holding guide 31 does not have to be strictly the same as that described above.

In this third embodiment, the piercing needle 30 is pierced into the abdomen of the bait fish G and penetrated in the head direction, and the bait fish G is defeated along with the stanchion 22 together with the piercing needle 30, and the fixing needle 24 is Prick the fish. When the head of the bait fish G is applied to the sandwiching guide 31 of the fixed guide 25 and both tip portions 32 of the sandwiching guide 31 are engaged to sandwich the head of the bait fish G with the sandwiching guide 31 Complete. In the third embodiment, the fixed guide 25 of the second embodiment is designed and modified. However, the fixed guide 8 of the first embodiment may be designed and modified in the same manner as the third embodiment.

As described above, the fishing tena of the present invention can be applied to the field of fishing, in particular to fishing gear.

Reference Signs List 1 fishing hooker 2 hook 3 hook 4 shaft 5 fixed needle 5 A fixed needle 5 B fixed needle 6 pocket 7 puncture needle 8 fixed guide 13 holding guide 14 holding piece 15 locking portion 20 fishing tener 21 hook 22 Shaft part 23 Weight 24 Fixed needle 25 Fixed guide 26 Holding guide 27 Holding piece 28 Locking part 29 Bead 30 Sting needle 31 Holding guide 32 Tip G Feeding fish

In the fishing tena of the present invention, a weight is attached to the tip of the shaft of the hook, a plurality of fixed needles for fixing the bait fish are erected on the shaft, and the shaft is attached to the rear end of the shaft A fishing tendon which is extended on the front end side of the section and attached with a puncturing needle for piercing the bait fish, and a stationary guide for holding the head of the bait fish is erected at the tip of the shaft section . A pinching guide for pinching the head of the bait fish from both sides, a pressing piece provided at one end of the pinching guide for pressing the head of the bait fish pinched by the pinching guide, and the other end of the pinching guide And a locking portion for locking the pressing piece.

According to the fixed guide of the above configuration, the bait fish can be set to the fishing tena with one touch, and the bait fish can be removed by removing the holding piece from the locking portion and removing the bait fish from the fixed needle. It can also be removed with one touch. Moreover, due to the fixed guide, it is difficult for the bait fish to come off, and the bait holding is good.

Claims (6)

A weight is attached to the tip of the shaft of the hook, and a plurality of fixed needles for fixing the bait fish are erected on the shaft, and extends to the front end of the shaft at the rear end of the shaft, The fishing tenaor is characterized in that a puncturing needle for puncturing is attached, and a fixed guide for holding the head of the bait fish is erected at the tip of the shaft part. The fixed guide erected at the tip of the shaft of the hook is a pinching guide for pinching the head of the bait fish from both sides, and one end of the pinching guide provided at the end of the pinching guide. The fishing tener according to claim 1, comprising: a pressing piece for pressing the head part; and a locking part provided at the other end of the sandwiching guide for locking the pressing piece. The fixed guide erected at the tip of the stem of the hook has a holding guide for holding the head of the bait fish from both sides, and the two tips of the holding guide are locked to fix the head of the bait fish The fishing tena according to claim 1, which is configured to: One of a plurality of fixed needles standing upright on the shaft and fixing the bait fish, and a fixed guide for holding and fixing the head of the bait fish are the tip of the shaft. The fishing tena according to claim 1 or 2 or 3 provided at the same position or a close position. The fixed guide is made of a spring material, and the holding guide holding the head of the bait fish from both sides is U-shaped or V-shaped, and at one end of this holding guide, a holding member bent outward in a square shape. 3. A fishing tendor according to claim 2, wherein a piece extends and a locking portion is formed at the other end of the holding guide for locking a portion of the holding piece bent in the V shape. The fishing tena according to claim 2 or 5, wherein a bead is inserted through the presser piece to press down the head of the bait fish.

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