JP2018201453A - Octopus fishing tackle - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide means for removing a rooted device and a structure in which a hook part of the device is hard to be rooted during octopus fishing in the octopus fishing.SOLUTION: A configuration of a device making a full use of the principle of a pulley in which the device moves in a direction opposite to the lift direction when the rooted octopus device is drawn out in the lift direction and a structure of a link and the principle of a lever enables releasing the rooting by moving the device rooted once in the removing direction. Also, the device is made so that the position of a hook when being dragged after the bottoming of the device is kept away from the bottom of the sea, and the configuration is made so that the device rooted once is moved in the removing direction and the rooting can be released, and thereby the structure is made which is hard to be rooted. Also, the device is configured so that the hook may stick out to kill an octopus when the octopus embraces the device.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

It relates to fishing tackle for fishing gear.

A mechanism with a needle (usually two) and a pseudo bait or bait attached to one side of a fishing rod substrate and a weight attached to the other side is usually used. The tip of the needle bite into shellfish and unavoidably gave up the device.

JP 2007-295829 fishing tackle JP 2001-327236 Tako Tenya

In the case of carp fishing, if the needle of the octopus mechanism is rooted, it is a "device for fishing gear equipped with a mechanism for removing the needle from the board", and the detachment mechanism by the winding spring method, plate spring method, claw method, breaking method is used. If only the needle falls off with a smaller force that attaches to the substrate and the fishing line breaks, the octopus substrate cannot be recovered when the needle root is hooked by separating the needle and the needle. In addition, there is a technique (Patent Document 1) that makes it possible to regenerate the device if a new needle is attached after the needle is detached.
* The above technology can be conceived by anyone with experience in fishing, but the description in the claims is a description of the superordinate concept, and the description is a description of separating the hooking board and the needle. Although the thing which utilized the elasticity of was devised, since the basic technique which separates the basic needle is the same, it is not described in detail.

The weight 10 which is difficult to cause the rooting and can be rotated around the weight 4 attached to the back surface of the substrate 2 with the screw shaft 10 as a fulcrum, and both ends of the weight 4 are projected from both sides of the substrate 2 in the sea. I put it in. When the tenya is turned sideways and settled down, the posture is naturally corrected so that one end of the weight 4 becomes a fulcrum, and the hanging needle 3 faces upward. For this reason, there is a technique (Patent Document 2) that makes it difficult to root even if the sea floor is swept.
* Although it is the same as FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 of this application, it is the structure (technical idea structure) that makes it difficult to root even if the seabed is sprinkled.

As described in the above background art, this is to devise a structure of the device that reduces the loss due to the root of the rod fishing mechanism. In this application, when the rod is pulled upward, the force that pushes the rooted device downward Or a structure that removes the mechanism, or a structure in which the built-in needle protrudes when the needle is embedded and the anchor is hugged, or a structure in which the mechanism floats to a certain height from the seabed, or A structure that reduces the loss of the fishing tackle by devising a kite fishing mechanism that either lifts off the bottom of the sea by stretching, or discards the weight at the tip when the weight is pulled deeply (discarding weight) It is a problem to devise.

A first aspect of the present invention is a fishing tackle body having a hooking hook portion for catching a kite by dropping a mechanism and a thread from the land or a ship to the sea bottom and catching the kite, The tackle body loss prevention means A for reducing the loss of the tackle body is provided. The tackle body loss prevention means A can attach bait or pseudo bait to the substrate 1 of the tackle body and has at least one needle. 5 is a rod fishing device fixedly attached to the rod fishing device, and a force for pulling the device upward through a road line (for example, 3 kg of force necessary to lift the hanging rod) When the load is 6 kg), the hook 3 that locks the hooking device to the road thread 6 is released from the hooking hole 2 of the locking device 3 due to the deflection of the elastic body 3b. Is in a state where it is disengaged from the locking tool locking hole 2 provided in the opening of the locking tool. Further, when the hook thread is pulled up in the pulling direction, a root release means Ab for releasing the root hook is provided and connected to the road thread below the locking tool, and the hooked hook is moved downward. When the rooting mechanism Ab is pushed down and the rooting mechanism Ab is further lifted, the mechanism C of the principle of moving the mechanism in the direction opposite to the direction of lifting the mechanism or the principle of the pulley or the principle of the lever or the structure of the pulley In any one of the lever principle, the root release means Ab is a mechanism of the link mechanism of the means C or the principle of the pulley in which the mechanism moves in the direction opposite to the direction in which the mechanism is lifted when the rooted mechanism is further pulled up via the road thread. There is provided a kite fishing mechanism characterized in that either a link structure or a pulley structure of this principle and a principle structure of a lever are provided.
* The locking tool 3 uses snap sarcans in FIGS. 1 and 2 of the present application, but may be one using the elastic force of a synthetic resin or one using a spring material.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, the fishing tackle loss prevention means B has a hollow shape and a shape memory property (deforms when force is applied and returns to its original shape when no force is applied). An elastic outer body 4 having an elastic body wire 52 and a needle portion 53 (generally hardened steel of 55C or higher) in the outer body. A rod fishing mechanism characterized by having a structure in which the tip of the rod piercing needle portion 53 that is fixed (fitting assembly etc.) is provided, and when the rod is hung, the tip of the rod piercing needle portion protrudes to fix the octopus I will provide a.
* The shape memory property refers to a property in which an object having a shape in a natural state is deformed by applying a force for deforming the shape, and when the force for deforming is excluded, the shape returns to the original shape in the natural state.
* It is preferable to provide a barb at the needle tip.

The third invention is a carp fishing device comprising a structure A and an outer body that float the needle 5 from the seabed,
The structure A that floats the needle from the sea floor is arranged so that the weight A-1 is downward and the needle 5 is upward when the needle is settled. Part) is configured to float from the sea floor,
There is provided a kite fishing tackle characterized in that the structure A for floating the needle from the seabed is covered with an elastic outer frame 45 and a sheet body 46.
* It is preferable to provide a barb at the needle tip.

In the fourth aspect of the invention, the weight B of the kite fishing device S is either the back surface of the substrate, the upper portion of the back surface, the discarded weight B-2, or the structure A that floats the needle from the seabed. Provided is a kite fishing device according to any one of the first to third inventions.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, either one or both of a red system and a color system that reflects ultraviolet rays (for example, a fluorescent color) is disposed (paint color / mixing) on any or all of the fishing rod A kite fishing device according to the first to fourth inventions is provided.

We were able to reduce the loss due to the fishing rod.

The device according to the first aspect of the invention is preferably used at a place where the quay wall surface is substantially vertical (for example, a harbor portion, a breakwater).
The device according to the second aspect of the present invention may be used for fishing where the quay wall surface is substantially vertical or the seabed is crawled.
The device according to the third aspect of the invention is preferably used for fishing under the seabed.

Each dimensional relationship in the drawings is enlarged for important portions, exaggerated where details are difficult to understand, and reduced when describing wide portions or portions that are less important in the present invention. Thus, the dimensions between and within the drawings are not proportional, and are not actual or scaled.
If the distance between the lines is narrow, it is likely to become a single line that is black and thick at the scanning stage, so the distance between the lines is widened or described with a single line.
Furthermore, parts other than the basic (main) mechanism of the present invention are omitted between the drawings.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the fishing rod device shown in FIG. 1 (A), which is released when a certain force is applied to one side of the substrate 1 (for example, 6 kg double when the weight of the fishing rod is 3 kg). (Open) The locking tool 3 is locked in the hole 2 to be locked, and the locking tool 3 is bound by the thread 6 and one of the bound thread is in the tip direction and the other is the above-mentioned substrate. It is connected to the direction of the pulley structure 11 through the road thread holder 7 provided in the lower part (from here, FIG. D), the fulcrum 20 of the pulley structure 11, the pulley structure 12, and the mechanism pull-down portion 32 is one of the above-mentioned substrates. The road yarn 6 is locked by the road yarn locking portion of the pulling and pulling-down portion 32 from the pulley structure 11 through the pulley structure 12 to the support body 14 extended downward. From here, Fig. E) When the road thread 6 is pulled upward (Figure E), the road thread 6 moves from the pulley structure 11 to the pulley structure 12. The structure is such that the left end 32 of the mechanism pull-down portion locked by the road thread locking portion 13 of the mechanism pull-down portion 32 is lifted upward to lower the rod fishing mechanism and pull out the needle 5. .
Fishing can be resumed by setting the above-mentioned trapping device recovered safely in the hole 2 for locking the locking tool 3 (see FIGS. A, B, and C).

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the kite fishing mechanism described in FIG. 2A, and when a certain force is applied to one side of the substrate 1 (for example, 6 kg when the weight of the fishing rod is 3 kg). The locking tool 3 is bound and locked to the hole 2 for locking the unlocking (opening) locking tool 3 with a road thread 6, one of the road threads being in the tip direction and the other being the force point side of the link structure 1. It is connected to an end (from here, FIG. D) link structure (the tip end 21 thereof), and a fulcrum 20 of the link structure 1 is fixed to the substrate (from here, D). The action point side end transmits force to the link structure 2 by the force transmission structure 34 of the link structure 1 and the link structure 2, and the force point side end of the link structure 2 that receives the force from the link structure 1 is the link structure 2. Through the fulcrum 30 provided at a position where a part of the substrate is extended downward, 32 is operated, and the pulling line 6 is pulled upward to raise the power point side of the link structure 1 and at the same time the action point side end 32 of the link structure 2 is lifted upward to lower the rod fishing mechanism. FIG. 3 explains the force transmission structure of the link structure 1 and the link structure 2.
(The fishing tackle that has been successfully collected can be resumed by setting it in the hole 2 for locking the locking device 3 (see FIGS. A, B, and C)).

FIG. 3 is a schematic explanatory view of the force transmission structure of the link structure 1 and the link structure 2. For example, the link structure 1 is provided with a force transmission structure 1 (34) (FIG. A). 1 and the female part 34-2 of the transmission part (FIG. B), when an upward force is applied to the upper part 21 of the link structure part 1 (FIG. 2D), the male part 34-1 of the transmission part is Inserted in the female insertion portion 34-3 of the transmission portion (FIG. 3C), sliding the male insertion portion in the back direction and pushing out the force transmission structure portion 1 (34) to the lower right (FIG. D) As a result In this structure, the working point (32) of the link structure 2 is pushed upward and is hooked (rooted), and the needle for the hook is pulled out by the work of pushing down the fishing rod.
* It is preferable to provide a cover on the pulley and link structure of FIGS.
Further, in order to reduce the opening force of the latching tool 3, it is preferable to use a ball net for taking in the basket.

FIG. 4A shows an elastic outer body 4 having a hollow memory property and a linear body 52 having an elastic property in the elastic outer body, and the elastic outer body is stretched like a balloon (as shown in FIG. B). A material having the same function as a fishhook (for example, a yellowfish hook) 53 is connected to the tip of the body (fitting, bonding, caulking, partial quenching of steel material, insert molding, etc.), and the elastic outer body has a plurality of A slit 41 in the vertical direction is provided, a skirt part 42 of a sheet body is provided at the lower part, and a loading / unloading port 43 for taking in and out the piercing needle part 53 protruding from the elastic outer body is provided. When the hug is held, the elastic outer body is squeezed into a state shown in FIG. C, and the piercing needle portion pierces and captures the heel, and when the hug is removed, the elasticity of the linear body 52 having the elastic properties is obtained. Original with return force A (FIG. A, B) state.
FIG. 4D is a schematic view in which a hollow salmon pseudo bait is mounted as a bait.

FIG. 5 (A) is a schematic diagram showing the structure of the bone part of the structure A that floats the needle from the seabed. The structure that floats the needle from the seabed has the weight A-1 at the bottom and the needle 5 at the top when it is landed. Specifically, a plurality of linear bodies A-2 that function as legs branched from the backbone bone are provided, and weights are fixed (attached) to at least two of the linear bodies from above to below the backbone bone. The needle is stretched substantially Y-shaped toward the top of the weight, and the outer elastic body bone portion 45 and the outer shell sheet portion 46 (FIG. C) are covered and fixed (fixed). (Fig. D) Connected to the road thread 6 by the road thread attachment hole 2, and when the device is grounded and the road thread is wound, the wire A-2 which functions as the above-mentioned foot is used as a fulcrum, and Triangle height H, which is generated by the angle and the length of the linear body A-2 that works as the above-mentioned foot, is lifted from the seafloor. It is attracted to.

FIG. 6 is an installation (attachment) form of the weight for fishing rods of the first invention to the third male invention, wherein B is the upper part or the whole surface of the mechanism board where no needle is attached, and B-1 is As shown in FIG. 5 (third invention), B-2 is a throwing weight that is discarded when the weight is rooted. Yes, it can be applied to any device.
* The carp is lurking between the sea floor and the reef, but if it is about 1M from the sea floor, it will fly, so it is preferable to fish 30-70 cm above the sea floor to reduce the root.

Many commercially available kites have two large needles such as sword fish needles and a pseudo bait fixed to one side of the substrate shown in FIG. 1A, and a weight is attached to the back side. Not
For example, in Chiu's Kishu fishing, there are cases where you can catch about 1 fish in 10 or more fishing lines even with Chinu needle No. 3-5, even if the needle is hooked on the thin film between the foot of the fish If the needle is attached, it will not be missed.
* Those who have grasped the heel by hand can understand it, but the force to hold the heel is quite strong, so in this application, the elastic body is squeezed in the small diameter direction and the needle part pierces and captures the heel. So, the eagle that is hugged at one end has the habit of not releasing the mechanism that it has hung up to near the sea surface.
Therefore, even if the needle provided with the barb and the piercing needle are large or about the size of the chinu needle No. 6, the function can be sufficiently exerted, so that the probability of rooting is small.

Any structure using a structure that can be easily conceived from the scope of the claims described in the claims of the present application is within the scope of the right of the present application.

Carp fishing device using pulley structure. Carp fishing device using link structure. The schematic explanatory drawing of the force transmission structure of the link structure 1 and the link structure 2 of FIG. Hidden needle carp fishing device in the elastic shell. A kite fishing device with a structure that floats the needle from the seabed. A weight diagram attached to the device.

Claims (5)

Reduce the loss of the tackle body due to the root of the rod fishing rod tackle to the rod tackle that has the rod hooking part of the rod fishing that catches the kite from the land or from the ship to the seafloor near the seabed A rod fishing device loss prevention means A is provided, and the rod fishing body loss prevention means A is capable of mounting bait or pseudo bait on the substrate 1 of the device, and has at least one needle 5 fixed thereto. The locking device 3 that locks the tackle body to the road thread 6 when a force is applied to the carp fishing tackle body and pulls the hook upward through the road line. Root release means Ab for releasing the root when the hook is pulled out in the pulling direction when the hook thread is pulled up in the state where the hook is released from the locking hole 2 provided in the body and the locking tool is opened. Provided and connected to the road thread below the locking tool, The link release mechanism Ab is pushed down in the direction, and when the root mechanism is further lifted, the link mechanism of the principle C or the principle of the pulley or the link principle of the lever principle or the pulley is moved. The link release mechanism Ab or the principle of the pulley of the principle C of the principle that the root release means Ab is moved in a direction opposite to the direction in which the mechanism is lifted when the root release means Ab is further pulled up via the root thread of the mechanism with the principle of any one of the structures and the lever A kite fishing device characterized by the fact that either the link structure or pulley structure of this principle and the principle structure of a lever are provided. The fishing tackle loss prevention means B has a hollow shape and an elastic outer body 4 having a shape memory property, and the outer body is clamped and popped out when the coral is caught in the elastic outer body. The tip of the piercing needle portion 53 to which the elastic wire 52 and the needle portion 53 are fixed is provided, and the tip portion of the heel piercing needle portion sticks out when the heel is held, and the octopus is secured. Carp fishing device.
A carp fishing device comprising a structure A that floats the needle 5 from the seabed and an outer body, and the structure A that floats the needle from the seabed has the weight A-1 down and the needle 5 up when the needle A is landed. The structure A having the needle is configured to float from the sea floor when the road thread 6 is further pulled, and the structure A that floats the needle from the sea floor is formed by the elastic outer body bone portion 45 and the sheet body 46. Carp fishing device characterized by its covered structure.
The weight B of the fishing rod device S is either a back surface of the substrate, an upper portion of the back surface, a discarded weight B-2, or a structure A that floats the needle from the seabed. A kite fishing device according to claim 1.
5. One or both of a red system and a color system that reflects ultraviolet rays are arranged on any or all of the fishing rods. The kite fishing device described.