JP2019024332A - Reel seat for double shaft reel and fishing rod - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a reel seat for a double shaft reel in which a fishing rod is easy to stabilize in a palming state, particularly fishing rod is hard to rotate to the left or right, and provide a fishing rod.SOLUTION: A reel seat for a double shaft reel includes a cylindrical reel seat body 10 fixed in a rod body, and having a reel leg of the double shaft reel placed in an upper surface. The reel seat body 10 includes a cylindrical part 24 formed of a male screw part 22 in at least a front portion of an outer circumferential surface, and a body main part 25 extended in the rear side of the cylindrical part 24 and having a trigger 23 projected to a lower surface. A finger rest lower surface 42 where a distance from a center line of a reel seat body 10 increases as separated on both sides of left and right from the central part in the left and right directions is provided in the lower surface of the front side from the trigger 23 in the body main part 25.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 6

Description

  The present invention relates to a reel sheet for a biaxial reel for fixing the biaxial reel to a fishing rod, and a fishing rod provided with the reel sheet.

  Both-axis reels are usually attached to the upper side of a fishing rod and used for boat fishing, for example. When a fisherman performs fishing while holding a fishing rod, for example, in fishing such as jigging, the fishing rod holding a double-axis reel is held with one hand and the handle of the double-axis reel is rotated with the other hand. I do. In such fishing, a double-handed reel and a reel seat are simultaneously held with one hand and held. Specifically, a thumb is applied from the upper surface to the front surface of one side wall portion of both reels, and four fingers from the index finger to the little finger are wrapped around the lower side of the reel sheet and held. Such a gripping method is also called palming.

  In addition, a trigger is provided on the lower surface of the reel sheet for both-axis reels. In the palming state, several fingers are positioned on the front side of the trigger according to the angler's preference and fishing situation. For example, when the trigger is positioned between the middle finger and the ring finger and the index finger and the middle finger are positioned on the front side of the trigger, or when the trigger is positioned between the ring finger and the little finger, the index finger is positioned on the front side of the trigger. There are cases where three fingers up to the ring finger are positioned.

  As a reel sheet for mounting such a double-axis reel, for example, the one disclosed in Patent Document 1 below has been proposed. In addition to the trigger, the reel sheet is provided with a protrusion on the front side thereof so that a finger can be hooked on the protrusion in addition to the trigger. However, even if it is possible to prevent the reel sheet from being displaced in the front-rear direction with respect to the hand by the trigger or the projecting portion, as shown in FIG. Therefore, there is a problem that fingers such as an index finger and a middle finger that are turned to the lower surface of the reel sheet are easily displaced in the circumferential direction of the reel sheet, and the fishing rod is easily rotated around its axis. In particular, when a large double-axis reel is installed, the distance between the thumb positioned above the side wall of the dual-axis reel and the index finger or middle finger positioned below the reel seat increases. The index finger and the middle finger are easily slipped in the circumferential direction with respect to the seat, and as a result, the fishing rod is easily rotated left and right. In particular, when the fishing rod is sucked up and down by applying the rear grip of the fishing rod to the elbow during jigging, the fishing rod is particularly easy to rotate left and right.

JP 2007-202407 A

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a reel seat and a fishing rod for a dual-axis reel in which the fishing rod is likely to be stable in the palming state and in particular the fishing rod is difficult to rotate left and right.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and a reel sheet for a dual-axis reel according to the present invention is a cylindrical shape in which a reel leg of a dual-axis reel is mounted on an upper surface fixed to a bag body. A reel sheet for a biaxial reel having a reel sheet main body, the reel sheet main body including a cylindrical portion having a male screw portion formed at least on a front side portion of the outer peripheral surface and a rear side of the cylindrical portion. And a main body main body with a trigger projecting on the lower surface, and the lower surface on the front side of the trigger in the main body main portion is spaced from the center line of the reel seat main body to the left and right sides from the central portion in the left-right direction. It is characterized in that a finger contact lower surface that increases the distance is provided.

  In the reel sheet for a dual-axis reel having the above configuration, a finger contact lower surface is formed on the lower surface of the main part of the main body. The lower surface of the finger rest is located on the front side of the trigger, and is configured by a surface whose distance from the center line of the reel seat body increases as the distance from the central portion in the left-right direction increases to the left and right sides. The surface configuration is typically a flat surface or a curved surface close to a flat surface. Specifically, the curved surface is a convex curved surface curved outwardly along the circumferential direction with a larger radius of curvature than the radius of the central portion in the left-right direction from the center line of the reel sheet body. Since the lower surface of the finger rest is formed on the lower surface of the main body and on the front side of the trigger, the finger positioned on the front side of the trigger can be brought into contact with the lower surface of the finger pad at the time of palming. Since the finger rest lower surface is a flat surface or a curved surface close to a flat surface, the finger in contact with the finger rest lower surface is less likely to slip in the circumferential direction as compared to a cylindrical surface having a constant diameter. That is, the fishing rod is less likely to rotate left and right with respect to the gripping hand, and the fishing rod is less likely to shake.

  In particular, it is preferable that a lateral groove into which a finger located immediately before the trigger is fitted is formed on the lower surface on the front side of the trigger of the main body portion, and the lower surface of the finger rest is formed from the front end portion of the main body portion to the lateral groove. . For example, in the case of a grip method in which three fingers from the index finger to the ring finger are positioned on the front side of the trigger, the ring finger is fitted in the lateral groove immediately before the trigger. Thus, by providing the lateral groove immediately before the trigger, the reel sheet can be more firmly gripped, and in particular, the positional deviation in the front-rear direction of the hand with respect to the reel sheet can be suppressed. And since the finger contact lower surface is extended from the front end part of the main part of the main body to the horizontal groove, the finger immediately before the horizontal groove can be applied to the lower surface of the finger contact, and the circumferential displacement of the hand with respect to the reel sheet is suppressed. be able to. That is, by the finger fitted in the lateral groove and the finger just before it, the positional deviation in the front-rear direction and the circumferential direction with respect to the reel sheet can be effectively suppressed, and the fishing rod can be firmly held without shaking. .

  Furthermore, it is preferable that a corner is formed at the boundary line between the lateral groove and the finger rest lower surface. Thus, when the corner is formed on the boundary line between the lateral groove and the finger rest lower surface, the boundary line between the lateral groove and the finger rest lower surface can be easily recognized by tactile sense during fishing. For example, the ring finger and the middle finger can easily recognize the lateral groove and the finger contact lower surface immediately before the ring finger, and can accurately hold and hold both fingers against them. Accordingly, the ring finger is less likely to be displaced forward from the lateral groove, and the middle finger is also less likely to enter the lateral groove, and the middle finger can be kept firmly in contact with the lower surface of the finger pad. As a result, it is possible to effectively suppress the positional deviation in the two directions of the front and rear direction and the circumferential direction with respect to the reel sheet.

  In addition, the left and right sides of the lower surface of the finger rest are respectively provided with a finger rest inclined surface that faces the outer side toward the upper side, and the lower face of the finger rest and the pair of left and right finger rest inclined surfaces are partitioned with corners as boundaries. It is preferable. Thus, when the finger contact inclined surface is formed adjacent to the finger contact lower surface with the corners as the boundary line, the finger applied to the finger contact lower surface can also be applied to the finger contact inclined surface. For example, the fingertip to the first joint is applied to one finger contact inclined surface, the first joint to the second joint is applied to the lower surface of the finger contact, and the second joint to the third joint is applied to the other finger contact inclined surface. Can be. At that time, the corners between the finger pad lower surface and the left and right finger pad inclined surfaces can correspond to the first joint and the second joint, respectively. Therefore, the finger pad lower surface, the left and right finger pad inclined surfaces, and the corners between them match the bending condition of the finger joint, and the finger can be reliably prevented from slipping in the circumferential direction.

  The fishing rod according to the present invention includes the reel sheet.

  As described above, by forming the lower surface of the finger pad with a small curvature on the lower surface at the front side of the trigger in the main part of the main body of the reel seat body, the fishing rod is less likely to rotate left and right in the palming state. Improves stability.

The principal part front view of the fishing rod in one Embodiment of this invention. Sectional drawing of the principal part of the fishing rod. The principal part enlarged front view of the fishing rod. The principal part enlarged plan view of the fishing rod. The principal part expanded sectional view of the fishing rod. The perspective view of the reel sheet | seat main body currently used for the fishing rod. The front view of the reel seat main body. The top view of the reel seat main body. The bottom view of the reel seat main body. Sectional drawing of the reel seat main body. FIG. 11 is an AA end view of FIG. 10. BB end view of FIG. The principal part front view which shows the use condition of the fishing rod. The end view corresponding to FIG. 11 which shows the use condition of the fishing rod.

  Hereinafter, a fishing rod according to an embodiment of the present invention and a reel sheet used therein will be described with reference to FIGS. The tip side is the front side and the buttock side is the rear side. The principal part of the fishing rod in this embodiment is shown in FIG.1 and FIG.2. FIGS. 1 and 2 show only a housing 2 to which a reel seat 1 is mounted, and another housing 3 (see FIG. 13) is inserted and fixed inside the front portion of the housing 2. Is done. Similarly, only the housing 2 is shown in FIGS. The reel sheet 1 is attached to the front portion of the housing 2, and a rear grip 4 and a tail plug 5 are attached to the buttocks buttocks that is the last part of the housing 2. The rear grip 4 is provided on the rear side away from the reel sheet 1, and the section between the reel sheet 1 and the rear grip 4 is in a state where the casing body 6 of the casing 2 is exposed.

  The reel sheet 1 has a cylindrical shape and is also called a so-called pipe sheet, and is mounted on the outside of the bag main body 6. The reel sheet 1 is suitable for mounting the biaxial reel 7, and the biaxial reel 7 is normally used in a state of being positioned above the fishing rod. A reel leg mounting surface 20 for attaching the reel legs 8 is provided. The reel sheet 1 includes a cylindrical reel sheet main body 10 mounted on the bag main body 6, a movable hood 11 that holds the front end portion of the reel legs 8 of the biaxial reels 7, and the movable hood 11 for moving back and forth. The nut 12 is provided. A cylindrical auxiliary grip 13 for closing the rear end opening of the reel sheet body 10 is attached to the rear side of the reel sheet body 10. The rear grip 4 and the auxiliary grip 13 are made of a non-slip grip material such as foamed EVA or cork.

  The reel sheet main body 10 has a cylindrical shape as a whole, and the bag main body 6 is inserted through the inside thereof. The reel sheet main body 10 is attached to a predetermined position of the bag main body 6. The reel sheet main body 10 is directly bonded and fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the bag main body 6 or is bonded and fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the bag main body 6 via a cylindrical spacer 14. In this embodiment, the latter form is used. That is, the reel sheet main body 10 is bonded and fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the bag main body 6 through a cylindrical spacer 14. The number and type of the cylindrical spacers 14 are arbitrary, but in the present embodiment, a plurality of the same spacers are used, specifically three in total with a space in the front and rear.

  A single reel sheet body 10 is shown in FIGS. The reel sheet main body 10 includes a reel leg mounting surface 20, a fixed hood portion 21, a male screw portion 22, and a trigger 23. The reel sheet main body 10 has a cylindrical shape as a whole, but is divided into two front and rear portions. That is, the reel sheet main body 10 includes a cylindrical portion 24 that constitutes the front portion of the reel sheet main body 10 and a main body main portion 25 that constitutes the rear portion of the reel sheet main body 10.

  The cylindrical portion 24 has a substantially constant outer diameter, and the outer peripheral surface thereof has a circular cross section as a whole. On the other hand, the outer diameter of the main body main part 25 is not constant, and the outer peripheral surface is mostly non-circular in cross section. The main body main portion 25 extends to the rear side of the cylindrical portion 24, but a step portion 26 is formed between the cylindrical portion 24 and the main body main portion 25 so as to extend radially outward from the front side to the rear side. The step portion 26 is divided into a front cylindrical portion 24 and a rear main body portion 25. The cylindrical portion 24 is approximately half the length of the entire length of the reel sheet main body 10 or slightly shorter than the half, and the main body main portion 25 is approximately half of the total length of the reel seat main body 10 like the cylindrical portion 24. The length of the main body 25 is longer than the cylindrical portion 24 in this embodiment. The cylindrical portion 24 is provided with a male screw portion 22, and the main body main portion 25 is provided with most of the reel leg mounting surface 20, a fixed hood portion 21, and a trigger 23.

  The cylindrical portion 24 has a male screw portion 22 formed in the front region of the outer peripheral surface thereof. The male screw portion 22 is formed in the front region of the entire length of the cylindrical portion 24, and specifically, is formed in the most region including the front end portion of the cylindrical portion 24. A non-screw region 30 in which the male screw portion 22 is not formed is provided on the rear outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion 24. The outer diameter of the non-screw region 30 is substantially the same as the outer shape of the screw portion of the male screw portion 22. Guide grooves 31 and 32 are formed in the male screw portion 22 so as to extend in the front-rear direction. The guide grooves 31 and 32 extend from the front end portion of the cylindrical portion 24 to the rear side and are linearly formed over the entire length of the male screw portion 22. The thread of the male screw portion 22 is divided by the guide grooves 31 and 32. The guide grooves 31 and 32 are slightly deeper than the valleys of the male screw portion 22. In the present embodiment, a total of four guide grooves 31 and 32 are formed at intervals of 90 degrees in the upper, lower, left, and right directions. However, two guide grooves 31 and 32 may be formed to face each other at 180 degrees. Of the four guide grooves 31, 32, the two guide grooves 31 positioned above and below extend to the rear side of the two left and right guide grooves 32 and extend to the middle of the non-screw region 30. Yes.

  The main body main portion 25 includes a reel leg mounting surface 20 at the front portion of the upper surface thereof, and a fixed hood portion 21 at the rear portion of the upper surface thereof. The reel leg placement surface 20 is a portion for placing the reel legs 8, and a fixed hood portion 21 is formed on the rear side of the reel leg placement surface 20. In addition, the level | step-difference part 26 between the cylindrical parts 24 is formed over the perimeter except for a part of upper surface. The fixed hood portion 21 is opened to the front side, and the rear end portion of the reel leg 8 placed on the reel leg placement surface 20 is inserted from the front side. The reel leg 8 can be fixed to the reel sheet 1 by the movable hood 11 and the fixed hood portion 21 holding the reel leg 8 back and forth. The upper surface of the main body 25 is slightly raised from the top of the opening edge of the fixed hood 21 toward the rear side, and then gradually lowered toward the rear end. The trigger 23 is for placing a finger on the front side thereof, and protrudes downward from the lower surface of the main body main part 25. The trigger 23 is formed in the vicinity of the intermediate portion in the front-rear direction of the main body main portion 25 and is positioned on the opposite side to the fixed hood portion 21.

  The main body 25 has a non-circular shape on the outer peripheral surface of the main part, but is circular at the rear end, and has an outer diameter substantially the same as the outer diameter of the auxiliary grip 13 described above. ing. The main body portion 25 is formed thicker as a whole with respect to the cylindrical portion 24. The vertical dimension is larger than the cylindrical portion 24 as shown in FIGS. 7 and 10, and the horizontal dimension is shown in FIG. Is larger than the cylindrical portion 24. In a plan view as in FIG. 8 and in a bottom view as in FIG. 9, the horizontal dimension of the main body portion 25 gradually increases toward the rear as a whole, and at least rearward of the front end portion. The edge is larger. The horizontal dimension of the main body 25 is gradually increased from the front end portion to the opening of the fixed hood portion 21 and once reduced at both the left and right positions of the fixed hood portion 21, and further from there. It gradually increases toward the end. And the dimension of the reel sheet main body 10 in the left-right direction is the largest at the rear end.

  In addition, although the dimension of the left-right direction in the rear-end part of the main body main part 25 is the outer diameter in the rear-end part, the outer diameter swells to the lowest side in the front part rather than the trigger 23 of the main body main part 25. This is more than twice the distance from the center line 10a of the reel sheet main body 10 at this point. The center line 10 a of the reel sheet body 10 coincides with the center line of the bag body 6. When the portion of the main body 25 that swells to the lowermost side in front of the trigger 23 is referred to as the front lowermost portion 40, the distance from the center line 10a of the reel sheet main body 10 to the front lowermost portion 40 is the main body main portion. 25 is smaller than the radius of the outer peripheral surface of the rear end portion of the reel sheet main body 10. Therefore, the front lowermost portion 40 is positioned above the lowermost portion of the rear end portion of the main body main portion 25. FIG. 12 is a cross section at the front lowermost portion 40.

  A lateral groove 41 is formed on the lower surface of the main body 25 just before the trigger 23. The lateral groove 41 extends in the left-right direction, that is, in the circumferential direction on the lower surface of the main body portion 25, but gradually extends obliquely rearward toward the left and right side surfaces of the main body portion 25, and Extends beyond the rear side. A finger to be positioned immediately before the trigger 23 is fitted in the lateral groove 41. The lateral groove 41 is connected to the front surface of the trigger 23 with a smooth curved surface without a corner, but is separated from the finger rest lower surface 42, which is a surface located on the front side of the lateral groove 41, via the corner.

  A finger contact lower surface 42 is formed on the lower surface of the main body 25 and on the front side of the lateral groove 41. The finger rest lower surface 42 has a left-right symmetric shape centered on a central portion in the left-right direction (circumferential direction) of the lower surface of the main body main portion 25. The finger contact lower surface 42 is formed over the entire range from the front end portion (stepped portion 26) of the main body main portion 25 to the lateral groove 41. As shown in FIG. 9, the lower surface 42 of the finger rest 42 is wider in the boundary line 43 with the lateral groove 41 than in the left-right dimension, i.e., width, at the front end of the main body 25, and from the front end of the main body 25. It gradually becomes wider toward the rear side. A boundary line 43 between the finger rest lower surface 42 and the lateral groove 41 is a ridge-shaped corner extending in the left-right direction or the circumferential direction, and the finger rest lower surface 42 and the lateral groove 41 are partitioned by the corner. The corner is a small curved surface.

  The finger rest lower surface 42 is configured by a surface whose distance from the center line 10a of the reel sheet main body 10 increases as the distance from the central portion in the left-right direction increases. Specifically, the surface configuration may be a flat surface or a curved surface having a large radius of curvature close to a flat surface. In this embodiment, it is a curved surface close to a flat surface, and is a convex curved surface curved outwardly along the circumferential direction. The radius of curvature of the convex curved surface is larger than the distance (radius) from the center line 10a of the reel sheet main body 10 at the central portion in the left-right direction of the finger rest lower surface 42. Therefore, the finger contact lower surface 42 has the minimum distance from the reel sheet main body 10 at the center in the left-right direction, and the maximum distance from the center line 10a of the reel sheet main body 10 at both ends in the left-right direction. 11 and 12, in the cross-sectional view across the finger rest lower surface 42, the wall thickness of the main body 25 on the finger rest lower surface 42 is the thinnest at the central portion in the left-right direction and the thickest at both end portions in the left-right direction. . Accordingly, the thickness of the main body main portion 25 on the finger rest lower surface 42 increases as the distance from the central portion in the left-right direction increases to the left and right sides.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 and 10, the finger rest lower surface 42 may be curved outwardly, that is, downwardly convex along the front-rear direction. The height of the finger rest lower surface 42 is the highest at the front end portion, that is, the distance from the reel sheet main body 10 is the smallest, and gradually descends from the front end portion toward the rear side and becomes lower. The front lowermost portion 40 described above exists on the finger rest lower surface 42, and the height of the finger rest lower surface 42 gradually decreases from the front end portion to the front lowermost portion 40, and is lowest at the front lowermost portion 40. To the rear end, that is, the boundary line 43 with the lateral groove 41 gradually increases. That is, the boundary line 43 between the finger rest lower surface 42 and the lateral groove 41 is located behind the front lowermost portion 40. As shown in FIG. 10, the wall thickness of the main body portion 25 on the finger rest lower surface 42 gradually increases from the front end portion to the front lowermost portion 40, and is thickest at the front lowermost portion 40, from there to the rear end portion. It gradually gets thinner. Further, the height at the front end portion of the finger rest lower surface 42 is substantially equal to the height at the deepest portion of the lateral groove 41. Thus, the finger rest lower surface 42 may be curved outwardly along the circumferential direction and may also be curved outwardly in the front-rear direction.

  On both the left and right sides of the finger contact lower surface 42, finger contact inclined surfaces 44 are provided adjacent to each other. As shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the pair of left and right finger contact inclined surfaces 44 are symmetrical to each other. The finger contact inclined surface 44 is an inclined surface that extends outward as it goes upward, and may be formed of a flat surface or a curved surface close to a flat surface in the same manner as the finger contact lower surface 42. In the present embodiment, the finger contact inclined surface 44 protrudes outward along the circumferential direction. The convex curved surface is curved in a straight line. Specifically, the finger contact inclined surface 44 is configured by a surface whose distance from the center line 10a of the reel sheet main body 10 increases as the distance from the circumferential central portion increases. In particular, the distance from the center line 10 a of the reel seat body 10 on the finger contact inclined surface 44 gradually decreases from the boundary line 45 between the finger contact lower surface 42 and the circumferential center of the finger contact inclined surface 44. .

  The radius of curvature of the finger contact inclined surface 44 is larger than the distance (radius) from the center line 10 a of the reel sheet main body 10 in the circumferential center portion of the finger contact inclined surface 44. Accordingly, the finger contact inclined surface 44 has a minimum distance from the reel sheet main body 10 at the center in the circumferential direction, and a distance from the center line 10a of the reel sheet main body 10 at both ends (upper and lower ends) in the circumferential direction. Is the largest. 11 and 12, in the cross-sectional view crossing the finger contact inclined surface 44, the thickness of the main body 25 of the finger contact inclined surface 44 is the thinnest at the circumferential center and the thickest at both circumferential ends. . Accordingly, the thickness of the main body main portion 25 on the finger contact inclined surface 44 increases as the distance from the circumferential central portion increases to both sides in the circumferential direction.

  A boundary line 45 between the finger rest lower surface 42 and the left and right finger rest inclined surfaces 44 is a ridge-shaped corner extending substantially in the front-rear direction, and the finger rest lower surface 42 and the finger rest inclined surface 44 are formed by this corner. And is partitioned. The corner is a small curved surface. 11 and 12, the boundary line 45 between the finger pad lower surface 42 and the finger pad inclined surface 44 is a corner portion directed radially outward. The distance from the center line 10a gradually decreases toward both sides of the boundary line 45 between the finger contact lower surface 42 and the finger contact inclined surface 44. Further, the thickness of the main body main part 25 is thick at the boundary line 45 between the finger pad lower surface 42 and the finger pad inclined surface 44, and from there, the center part in the left-right direction (circumferential center part) of the finger pad lower surface 42 and the finger. Each of the contact inclined surfaces 44 gradually decreases toward the center in the circumferential direction. In addition, the thickness of the main body main portion 25 on the finger contact inclined surface 44 gradually increases from the front end portion toward the rear side.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the finger contact inclined surface 44 extends from the front end portion of the main body main portion 25 toward the rear side and extends to the vicinity of the boundary line 43 between the finger contact lower surface 42 and the lateral groove 41. The finger contact inclined surface 44 extends in the front-rear direction from the front end portion of the main body main portion 25 to the boundary line 43 between the finger contact lower surface 42 and the lateral groove 41. Further, the circumferential width of the finger contact inclined surface 44 gradually increases from the front end of the main body main part 25 to the boundary line 43 between the finger contact lower surface 42 and the lateral groove 41 toward the rear side. The lower end portion of the finger contact inclined surface 44 is a boundary line 45 between the finger contact inclined surface 44 and the finger contact lower surface 42. The boundary line 45 has a substantially constant height. On the other hand, the upper end portion 44a of the finger contact inclined surface 44 is gradually increased toward the rear side. The upper end portion 44a of the finger contact inclined surface 44 is substantially the same height as or slightly higher than the center line 10a of the reel sheet main body 10 at the front end portion of the main body portion 25 as shown in FIG. Is higher than the center line 10a of the reel sheet main body 10 as shown in FIG.

  The nut 12 is screwed into the male screw portion 22 of the reel sheet main body 10 having the above configuration. The outer peripheral surface of the nut 12 is preferably made of a grip material such as foamed EVA or cork. The movable hood 11 is located on the rear side of the nut 12. 1 to 5 show a state in which the nut 12 and the movable hood 11 are located on the most rear side, and in this state, the rear end portion of the movable hood 11 is between the main body portion 25 and the cylindrical portion 24. It abuts against the stepped portion 26 or faces the front side through a slight gap. As shown in FIG. 5, the height of the center portion in the left-right direction of the front end portion of the finger rest lower surface 42 is located above the lowermost portion of the movable hood 11, and the front lowermost portion 40 is substantially the same as the lowermost portion of the movable hood 11. It is the same height.

  The movable hood 11 is engaged with the guide grooves 31 and 32 and can move in the front-rear direction with respect to the reel seat body 10 but cannot rotate. The movable hood 11 has a cylindrical shape, and a hood portion 11a bulging partially radially outward is formed at an upper portion of the entire circumference, and the front end portion of the reel leg 8 is rearward of the hood portion 11a. Inserted from the side. The rear end portion of the nut 12 is locked to the front end portion of the movable hood 11 so as to be relatively rotatable. When the nut 12 moves back and forth while rotating, the movable hood 11 moves back and forth in accordance with it, but does not rotate. . The movable hood 11 can be moved closer to the fixed hood portion 21 by moving the nut 12 to the rear side, and the reel leg 8 is sandwiched and fixed by the movable hood 11 and the fixed hood portion 21. On the contrary, when the nut 12 is moved to the front side, the movable hood 11 moves away from the fixed hood portion 21 to the front side, and the double-axis reel 7 can be removed from the fishing rod.

  The fishing rod provided with the reel sheet 1 configured as described above is used with the double-axis reel 7 attached to the upper surface of the reel sheet 1 as shown in FIG. This fishing rod is suitable for boat fishing such as jigging. The angler grips both reels 7 and the reel seat 1 with one hand, and rotates the handle (not shown) of both reels 7 with the other hand. Although the right hand is indicated by a two-dot chain line in FIG. 13, it is needless to say that the left hand may be held. As described above, there are various ways of gripping at the time of palming. In FIG. 13, the index finger 51 to the ring finger 53 are positioned on the front side of the trigger 23, and the little finger 54 is positioned on the rear side of the trigger 23. In this case, the ring finger 53 is positioned in the lateral groove 41 immediately before the trigger 23, and the middle finger 52 hits the finger contact lower surface 42 and the finger contact inclined surface 44. The index finger 51 may be applied to the finger contact lower surface 42 or the finger contact inclined surface 44, but is applied to the movable hood 11 in FIG. 13. In FIG. 13, the movable hood 11 is positioned at the rearmost side, but is positioned at the front side corresponding to the size of the double-axis reel 7. In that case, the rear part of the cylindrical part 24 is exposed, and the index finger 51 may be applied to the rear part of the exposed cylindrical part 24.

  Since the finger contact lower surface 42 is a flat surface or a curved surface close to a flat surface, the finger abutted on the finger contact lower surface 42 is less likely to slip in the circumferential direction as compared to a cylindrical surface having a constant diameter such as the cylindrical portion 24. . Accordingly, the fishing rod is less likely to sway or rotate from side to side during palming, and the fishing rod is stabilized. In particular, the effect is great when the fishing rod is sucked up and down with only one hand so that the rear grip 4 is not placed on the side, and the fishing rod can be moved up and down accurately because the fishing rod does not shake from side to side. The effect is also great when a large double-axis reel 7 is attached. The large double-axis reel 7 has a high center of gravity and is heavy so that the fishing rod is likely to sway from side to side. On the other hand, when palming, the thumb 50 and the other four fingers 51, 52, 53, 54 Although it is not easy to move the fishing rod up and down in a stable state, since the sliding in the left-right direction is suppressed by applying the middle finger 52 to the finger rest lower surface 42 as in the above configuration, the double-axis reel 7 and the reel seat The fishing rod can be operated by firmly holding 1.

  Moreover, since the finger contact inclined surfaces 44 are formed on both sides of the finger contact lower surface 42, as shown in FIG. 14, for example, the portion from the first joint 52a of the middle finger 52 hits one finger contact inclined surface 44, A portion from the first joint 52a to the second joint 52b of the middle finger 52 can be applied to the finger contact lower surface 42, and a portion from the second joint 52b to the third joint 52c of the middle finger 52 is applied to the other finger contact inclined surface 44. Can be applied. Since the finger contact inclined surfaces 44 having large curvature radii are provided on both sides of the finger contact lower surface 42 as described above, the finger sliding in the circumferential direction is further suppressed, and the right and left shaking of the fishing rod is further suppressed. Can be suppressed.

  In addition, since a ridge-shaped corner is formed at the boundary line 45 between the finger rest lower surface 42 and the finger rest inclined surface 44, the angle between the finger rest lower surface 42 and the left and right finger rest inclined surfaces 44. The portions can correspond to the first joint 52a and the second joint 52b, respectively. Therefore, the finger contact lower surface 42, the left and right finger contact inclined surfaces 44, and the corners between them match the bending state of the joints 52a and 52b of the middle finger 52 so that the middle finger 52 can easily fit the reel sheet body 10, and the middle finger The slip of 52 of the circumferential direction can be prevented reliably.

  Furthermore, since the horizontal groove 41 is formed immediately before the trigger 23, the ring finger 53 can be fitted into the horizontal groove 41 to grip the reel sheet 1, and the positional deviation in the front-rear direction of the hand can be suppressed. Further, since the finger contact lower surface 42 extends to the lateral groove 41, the middle finger 52 immediately before the lateral groove 41 can be applied to the finger contact lower surface 42, and the circumferential displacement of the hand with respect to the reel sheet 1 is caused by the middle finger 52. At the same time, the positional deviation in the front-rear direction can be prevented by the ring finger 53 and the little finger 54. That is, it is possible to effectively suppress the positional deviation between the front and rear direction of the hand and the circumferential direction with respect to the reel sheet 1. Therefore, the fishing rod can be grasped firmly and moved up and down.

  In addition, since a ridge-shaped corner is formed at the boundary line 43 between the lateral groove 41 and the finger rest lower surface 42, it can be easily made by tactile sense without visually confirming the boundary line 43 between the lateral groove 41 and the finger rest lower surface 42. I can grasp it. In particular, the position of the finger rest lower surface 42 can be easily grasped by touch. Accordingly, the middle finger 52 can be accurately positioned on the finger rest lower surface 42 even during fishing.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Reel sheet | seat 2 Housing | casing 3 Housing | casing 4 Rear grip 5 Bottom plug 6 竿 Main body 7 Both-axis reel 8 Reel leg 10 Reel seat main body 10a Center line 11 Movable hood 11a Hood part 12 Nut 13 Auxiliary grip 14 Spacer 20 Reel leg mounting Surface 21 Fixed hood portion 22 Male screw portion 23 Trigger 24 Cylindrical portion 25 Main body main portion 26 Stepped portion 30 Non-threaded region 31 Upper and lower guide grooves 32 Left and right guide grooves 40 Front lowermost portion 41 Horizontal groove 42 Finger contact lower surface 43 Finger contact lower surface Horizontal groove boundary line 44 Finger contact inclined surface 44a Upper end portion 45 Finger contact lower surface and finger contact inclined surface boundary line 50 Thumb 51 Index finger 52 Middle finger 52a First joint 52b Second joint 53 Ring finger 54 Little finger

Claims (5)

A reel sheet for a biaxial reel having a cylindrical reel sheet main body fixed to the main body and on which the reel legs of the biaxial reel are placed,
The reel seat body includes a cylindrical portion in which a male screw portion is formed on at least a front portion of the outer peripheral surface, and a main body portion that extends to the rear side of the cylindrical portion and has a trigger projecting on a lower surface thereof.
The lower surface of the main part of the main body before the trigger is provided with a lower surface of the finger pad that increases the distance from the center line of the reel seat main body as the distance from the central portion in the left-right direction increases to the left and right sides. Reel sheet for shaft reel.   The lateral groove into which a finger located immediately before the trigger is fitted is formed on the lower surface of the front side of the trigger of the main body of the main body, and the lower surface of the finger rest is formed from the front end of the main body of the main body to the lateral groove. Reel seat for double-axis reel.   The reel sheet for a dual-axis reel according to claim 2, wherein a corner portion is formed at a boundary line between the lateral groove and the finger rest lower surface.   The finger pad inclined surface that faces the outer side toward the upper side on each of the left and right sides of the finger pad lower surface is provided adjacent to each other, and the finger pad lower surface and the pair of left and right finger pad inclined surfaces are each partitioned with a corner as a boundary line. A reel sheet for a dual-axis reel according to any one of 1 to 3.   A fishing rod comprising the reel sheet according to any one of claims 1 to 4.

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