JP2020039325A - Field container or its lid member - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a field container or its lid member capable of striking a balance between a quickly storing capability of the caught fish and the prevention of the fish once stored from protruding.SOLUTION: At least a top surface of a rectangular-shaped field container 1 is configured with a mesh member 3, a fish charging slit 31 is provided in the mesh member 3, and a float plate 5 along the horizontal plane across the inside of the field container body 2 is arranged in form to divide the horizontal plane into two plates right under the mesh member 3, and also these float bodies 5 divided into two bodies are fixed in a pair of opposing inner walls in a turning manner. Alternatively, the field container body 2 is not present in a lid member for the field container.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a fishing buckan, and more particularly to a structure of a fishing buckan having an opening portion of a fishing buckan for utilizing a fish caught or a lid member thereof.

Buchan, one of the fishing gear, is a lightweight and waterproof hollow container that can be used not only as a bait container, but also as a fishing tackle container or to keep the fish caught. Used as
Then, when using a buckan to make use of the fish that has been caught, water (seawater in the case of sea fishing) is placed in advance in the buckan, placed near the fishing seat, and the caught fish is quickly thrown in. Is used.
Therefore, the container must be able to easily enter seawater, etc., to be able to easily enter fish, to keep fish out of the container even if a fish goes wild in the container, and to replace seawater. Additional functions such as “easiness” and “no fish caught when replacing seawater” are required.

For this reason, there is a method in which only the opening portion or the entire opening portion is formed by a net so that the operation of charging seawater or the like and the operation of replacing the seawater with fresh seawater are easily and reliably performed.
Covering at least the opening with a net makes it easy to fill and exchange water.
In addition, there is a structure in which a slit is formed in a net body covering the opening, and a structure in which a slide fastener is attached to the periphery of the slit so as to be freely opened and closed.

JP-A-2006-208953

In this way, it can be said that various ideas have been devised with respect to the bakkan in order to keep the fish caught.
However, the time zone during which the target fish can be caught is generally short even for a full-day fishing trip, and is generally about one or two hours, and in some cases, less than thirty minutes. In other words, opening the slide fastener every time a fish can be caught, throwing in the fish, closing the slide fastener again is easy to make mistakes, it is not only troublesome, it can also affect the fishing results, stress There are many anglers who feel that.

For this reason, the emergence of Buchan, a structure that can be stored without jumping into the stretched water simply by throwing in the caught fish, has been awaited.

  Therefore, the present inventor has finally made the present invention as a result of earnest research in view of the above points, and the feature thereof is that at least the top surface of a rectangular parallelepiped buckan is formed of a mesh, A fish input slit is provided in the net, and a float plate along a horizontal plane that crosses the inside of the bucan is arranged just below the net so as to bisect the horizontal plane. The float body is installed by being fitted to a point rotatably fixed to a pair of opposed inner walls or an opening of a rectangular parallelepiped buckan so as to cover the opening. And a vertical portion hanging down from the periphery thereof, at least the top surface is formed of a net, the fish is provided with a fish input slit, and immediately below the net, Flow along the horizontal plane passing through the inside of Buchan Preparative plate, are arranged in a manner that bisects the horizontal surface, it bisected float body is that which is fixed to the rotatable on a pair of vertical portions opposed.

That is, the present invention includes an invention relating to the structure of the buckan itself and an invention relating to the structure of a member which is fitted into the opening of the buckan and serves as a lid of the buckan.
In either case, the incoming fish will cross the float and enter the water below. Furthermore, if the cut direction of the fish input slit provided on the lid side of the bucan and the longitudinal direction of the gap created by the butt gap of the float body are made "orthogonal", the fish once inside the bucan will Even if you go outside and get upset, the float is not fully open due to the presence of the sea bream, so you cannot go out.

First, the invention of Buchan itself will be described below.
The float body has a two-piece double-door structure, and is rotatably mounted near the upper end of the opposing side surface of the rectangular parallelepiped backcan. As the water is poured into the bagan, the floats begin to rotate due to buoyancy, and when the floats are filled to near or almost full, the floats cover the water surface.
In this state, there may be some gap between the butted portions of the two float bodies, but it is preferable that they do not overlap. If the floats overlap, one of the floats will ride on the other float, and if the fish caught is placed on the float on the upper side, it will be difficult to enter the water. Generally, when the lengths of the floats are abutted, a slight gap is formed so as not to overlap. Alternatively, a method may be employed in which a float body having a length that overlaps when the butts are overlapped with each other is used, but the water is not stored in the bagan until it is full. In this case, the two floats have a V-shape (accurately, the lower end of the V-shape is separated), and the fish caught is effectively guided underwater.

The top opening of the buckan of the present invention is constituted by a net. The structure and material of this net are not particularly limited, and those similar to those used in conventional Zalbakan may be employed.
This net is provided with a fish input slit. The length of the slit is not particularly limited because a minimum length exists depending on the target fish. However, it is desirable that when the fish is thrown in from the slit, the fish is automatically guided to the abutting portion between the floats.
Conventionally, there are many such slits for opening fish which can be freely opened and closed by using a slide fastener. In the present invention, a slide fastener may be similarly provided, but in consideration of the fact that it remains open during fishing, there is no necessity to make it openable and closable, and a simple slit is sufficient. After fishing, since the float body cannot obtain buoyancy, it is preferable to positively close the slit depending on the situation, and it may be desirable to have a slide fastener, but in the present invention, the presence of a slide fastener is essential. Not a requirement.

As described above, the top opening of the buckan of the present invention is formed of a mesh, but any or all of the other five surfaces (four side surfaces and the bottom surface) may be formed of a mesh. good.
Of course, in this case, water cannot be stored inside the baccan alone according to the present invention, so that storing the baccan in a separate baccan functions as a fish-saving container. As described above, nesting the net-type baccan inside the normal baccan is convenient for taking out only fish, replacing with fresh water, and the like.

Next, a description will be given of another structure of the present invention, that is, a “lid member” which is fitted to a separate buckan so as to cover the opening, thereby forming a lid of the buckan.
This lid member is provided with the above-mentioned "net", "slit", "float body", and since the float body is rotatably mounted near the upper end of the opposing side surface of the buckan, A certain thickness is required. The above-mentioned "fitting so as to cover the opening" means that this thick portion is immersed in the backing bag.

The top surface of the lid member is formed of a net. Also, a fish input slit is provided in this net. However, the float body is not installed directly on the top surface, but is installed on a vertical portion that hangs from the periphery of the net.
The details (shape, material, etc.) of the vertical portion are not particularly limited. It is only necessary to be able to receive one end of the float body, not to hinder the rotation of the float body by buoyancy, and to withstand the impact of fish input.

It is preferable that the backcan into which the lid member of the present invention is fitted is a dedicated product. For example, if the periphery of the top surface of the cover member and the periphery of the opening end of the backcan opening can be connected by a slide fastener, the connection strength between the cover member and the backcan is improved, thereby improving workability and safety. In addition, it becomes easy to remove the lid member and use it for other purposes.
However, being a dedicated product is not an essential requirement of the present invention.

The material of the float body is not particularly limited. The material itself such as foamed plastic may have sufficient buoyancy, or a material having a hollow portion to ensure buoyancy may be used. In addition, it is desirable to take into consideration the impact resistance against fish input, the ease of removing fishy odors and dirt, and the like.
The connection structure between the float body and the vertical portion is not particularly limited, and welding, sewing, ring fastening, and the like can be adopted.

  The present invention relates to a `` buckan '' or a `` lid member for a buckan ''. Among them, as for the `` buckan '', at least the top surface of the cuban having a rectangular parallelepiped shape is constituted by a mesh, and the mesh Is provided with a fish input slit, and a float plate along a horizontal plane crossing the inside of the bucan is arranged just below the net so as to bisect the horizontal plane. It is fixed to the pair of opposing inner walls so as to be rotatable, with respect to the “buckan lid member”, is fitted into the opening of the cuban-shaped buckan so as to cover the opening so as to cover the opening. It has a top surface and a vertical portion that hangs down from the periphery thereof, at least the top surface is formed of a net, and the net is provided with a fish input slit, and At the time of installation just under the net A float plate along a horizontal plane that crosses the inside of the platen is arranged so as to bisect the horizontal plane, and these bisected float bodies are rotatably fixed to a pair of opposed vertical parts. This is an extremely advanced invention having the following effects.

(1) When water is stored in the bagan, the float has a float body that opens and closes, so if a caught fish is thrown into a gap around the float body, it will automatically fall into the water.
(2) After dropping into the water, the fish body jumps out without additional work such as closing fasteners because the net body is in the way and the float body is difficult to open in the opposite direction. Danger is drastically reduced.

It is an outline perspective view showing an example of a buckan concerning the present invention. (A) and (b) are all schematic cross-sectional views showing an example of a use state of the buckan according to the present invention shown in FIG. It is a schematic front view showing other examples of a buckan concerning the present invention. It is a schematic perspective view which shows an example of the lid member for backing which is another example of this invention. FIG. 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating an example of a use state of the backcan cover member illustrated in FIG. 4.

  FIG. 1 shows an example of a buckan according to the present invention (hereinafter referred to as the present buckan 1). As is clear from the figure, the buckan 1 according to the present invention of this embodiment has a net 3 disposed in an opening of a buckan body 2. One side of the slide fastener 4 is disposed around the mesh body 3, and the mesh body 3 meshes with the other side of the slide fastener 4 which is also disposed in the opening of the buckan main body 2 so as to be freely opened and closed. In addition, the net 3 is provided with a slit 31 for feeding fish. This figure shows a state where the net 3 is almost opened and the inside is clarified.

A pair of floats 5, 5 are provided on the inner wall surface 21 of the buckan main body 2 so as to be open. In the case of this example, the float body 5 is one in which the entire surface of a thin plate of expanded polystyrene is covered with polyurethane, and the end of the float body 5 and the inner wall surface 21 are rotatably connected by the ring 6, Since the material and structure of the float body 5 and the mechanism for rotatably connecting the float body 5 are to be appropriately selected, detailed descriptions of other examples are omitted.
The float body 5 is provided below the mesh body 3, and the float body 5 rotates around a horizontal axis on the outer peripheral wall. It is unlikely that the distance between the fish and the net 3 is too small to be a hindrance, but if it is too large, if the fish inside the bukan tries to fly out and hits the float 5, it contacts the net 3 above it. It turns until it does, and it escapes outside the buckan. Therefore, it is preferable that this distance be within 2 to 5 cm at most.

  FIGS. 2A and 2B schematically show an example of a use state of the buckan 1 of the present invention. Seawater W is stored in the bakkan body 2, and the two floats 5 that have gained buoyancy thereby rotate and are substantially horizontal [FIG.

  The butted portion 51 of the two floats 5 serves as a fish dropping slit. The mesh 3 is present in the opening of the bakkan body 2, and the fish 3 is provided with a slit 31 for fish input. The butted portion 51 of the float 5 and the slit 31 for fish input are flat. It is designed to be almost orthogonal when viewed. Then, when the fish F caught is thrown in toward the vicinity of the intersection of the abutting portion 51 of the float body 5 and the slit 31 for feeding fish, the mating portion 51 is opened by its own weight and the fish F falls into the seawater W [FIG. (B)]. Note that it is more reliable to insert the fish F while holding the fish F down while widening the butt gap while pushing down the float body 5 with the hand, but illustration is omitted.

In this manner, the fish F that has fallen into the pooled seawater W may be rampage in the water and try to jump out of the buchan 2. At that time, in the case of the present invention, since the float body 5 exists, the fish jumps up the float body 5 upward.
However, in the Buchan 1 of the present invention, the net 3 is disposed immediately above the float 5 and the butting portion 51 of the float 5 and the fish input slit 31 are substantially orthogonal to each other. Do not open. Therefore, the fish F does not jump out.

FIG. 3 shows another example of the buckan 1 of the present invention, in which all of the outer shells having a rectangular parallelepiped shape are formed of a plastic net. Since it is a full-screen net, it naturally has no water storage capacity, and functions as a fish-savage container by being fitted into a normal Bakkan B.
As in the previous example, the present invention also has a net 3 having a fish input slit 31 and a float 5 as in the previous example.

In addition, since the handle 7 is provided in the present invention, the work such as taking out the fish caught or changing the water can be performed effectively.
Therefore, although there is another drawback that bakkan is necessary, the shell is used when catching fish that are difficult to remove (such as slimy fish and fish with sharp fins) or when it is necessary to frequently change water. Of the present embodiment, in which all of them are formed of a plastic net, is convenient.

In addition, when the buckan 1 of the present invention of this embodiment is taken out from the buckan B, it can be used as it is as a scar.
That is, the buoyancy of the present invention is designed to float on water without sinking by the buoyancy of the two floats 5. The specific gravity of the members other than the float body 5 is preferably 1 or more so that the outline shape of the container can be maintained even in water. In short, the buchan 1 of the present invention, which is supposed to settle in water, floats by the buoyancy of the float body 5. Then, for example, if a rope is fixed to the handle 7 portion, the rope can be thrown underwater (underwater). In this state, if the fish is washed and the water exchange operation is performed while utilizing the fish, it is not necessary to apply stress to the fish.
In the illustrated example, all of the six surfaces constituting the rectangular parallelepiped are nets, but any of the five surfaces (the bottom surface and the four side surfaces) other than the top surface, which must be a net, are nets. Even if it has, it has the same function. Therefore, for example, five surfaces other than the bottom surface may be formed as a net (not shown). When the bottom surface is made of a normal material, for example, when the bacchan 1 of the present invention is taken out of the buckan B and the bacchan 1 of the present invention containing fish is placed near a fishing seat, the strength as a container can be maintained. It can be expected that it will not be soiled because it is not done.

  FIG. 4 shows a lid member for buckan 10 (hereinafter referred to as lid member 10 of the present invention) which is still another example of the present invention. By fitting it into the opening on the top surface, it becomes a bagan for utilizing the fish.

  The lid member 10 of the present invention has the mesh body 3 on the top surface side, and the float body 5 is connected to a vertical portion 8 hanging down from the periphery of the mesh body 3. The height of the vertical part 8 is about 5 cm.

  FIG. 5 shows a state in which the lid member 10 of the present invention shown in FIG. The lid 10 of the present invention is connected by fitting it into the opening of the buckan A. The seawater W is stored in the buccane A, whereby the float body 5 rotates by receiving the buoyancy and becomes substantially horizontal. Note that if the rotation axis side floats while the float body 5 is rotating by buoyancy, the net body 3 and the float body 5 come close to each other. It is preferable that the vertical portion 8 has a certain degree of rigidity in order to perform the above operation. If the vertical portion 8 has rigidity, there is also an advantage that the lid member 10 of the present invention can be easily fitted into the exclusive backcan A.

In the present embodiment, the lid member 10 of the present invention is connected only by fitting it into a dedicated backcan A (that is, frictional force), but may be connected by a slide fastener, a surface fastener, a clip, or the like. In addition, as long as the size of the backcan opening is the same, the connection can be performed without using a dedicated product.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Baccan 2 according to the present invention 2 Baccan main body 21 Internal wall surface 3 Netting 31 Fish slit 4 Slide fastener 5 Float 51 Butt portion 6 Ring 7 Handle 8 Vertical part 10 Baccan cover member W seawater F fish B according to the present invention Ordinary buckan A A buckan dedicated to the buckan lid member according to the present invention

Claims (4)

At least the top surface of the rectangular parallelepiped buckan is constituted by a net, the fish is provided with a slit for feeding fish, and immediately below the net, a float along a horizontal plane crossing the inside of the buckan. A fishing buckan, wherein a plate is arranged so as to bisect the horizontal plane, and the bisected float body is rotatably fixed to a pair of opposed inner walls. The fishing buckan according to claim 1, wherein at least one surface other than the top surface is formed of a net in addition to the top surface. The fishing buckan according to claim 2, wherein the specific gravity of the float body is small, the specific gravity of all members excluding the float body exceeds 1, and the specific gravity of all members including the float body is less than 1. It is to be fitted and installed in the opening of the cuboid-shaped buckan so as to cover the opening, and has a top surface and a vertical portion that hangs down from the periphery thereof, and at least the top surface is formed of a mesh. The fish body is provided with a fish input slit, and a float plate along a horizontal plane that traverses the inside of the bucan at the time of installation is arranged directly below the fish body in such a manner as to bisect the horizontal plane. The divided float body is rotatably fixed to a pair of opposed vertical portions, and is a lid member for a fishing bunk.

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