JP2022123265A - Fishing tool support and fishing tool storage device - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a fishing tool support that enables a fishing tool to be placed in the substantially front of a person who is enjoying fishing, without disturbing operation of a fishing rod, and enables smooth fishing, and a fishing tool storage device including the fishing tool support.SOLUTION: A fishing tool support A is a fishing tool support A used by being supported by a lower end of an inner wall part C3 of a side C of a boat, and includes a fixation part A1 fixed to the inner wall part C3 of the side C of the boat attachably and detachably, and a fishing tool support A2 formed on the inside of the fixation part A1 for supporting a fishing tool.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a fishing tackle storage tool and a fishing tackle storage device.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, it has been practiced to enjoy fishing offshore on a boat. Once an angler goes out to sea on a boat, he or she cannot return to land even if he/she needs something during fishing. is stored in the fishing tackle case.

Patent Document 1 discloses a fishing case in which a plurality of partitions are housed in a case body, wherein the plurality of partitions are bound by a belt body having an engaging portion, and the belt body is engaged in the case body. An engaging portion that detachably engages with a stopping portion is provided, and the engaging portion of the belt body and the engaging portion in the case body are engaged to accommodate the plurality of partition bodies in the case body. A tackle case is disclosed, which is placed on the deck of the ship, and the angler takes out and uses the necessary items from the fishing tackle stored in the tackle case.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2005-204552

On the other hand, since boat fishing is offshore fishing on a boat, the boat may shake greatly. Since the fishing tackle case of Patent Document 1 is placed on the deck of the boat, there is a risk that it will move on the deck due to the rocking of the boat and interfere with the fishing of other anglers on board the boat. be.

Furthermore, since the fishing tackle case is relatively large in size, it is difficult to change the bait or artificial bait or operate the fishing rod if placed in front of the angler. placed. Therefore, the angler has to select and take out the fishing tackle from the fishing tackle case while twisting his/her body.

It is also conceivable to fix the fishing gear in a storage case for fishing gear placed on the bow of the boat, but the shaking of the boat may cause the fishing gear in the storage case to fall into the sea, or There is a risk that the hook or artificial bait attached to the tip of the fishing line, or the fish that is caught, may get caught in the storage case on the side of the boat, making fishing difficult.

The present invention provides a fishing tackle support that allows the fishing tackle to be placed substantially in front of the angler without interfering with the operation of the fishing rod and enables smooth fishing, and the fishing tackle support. To provide a fishing gear storage device equipped with.

The fishing tackle support of the present invention is
A fishing tackle support that is used by being supported by the lower end of the inner wall portion of the bow of the hull,
a fixing portion detachably fixed to the inner wall portion of the bow of the hull;
and a fishing tackle supporting portion formed inside the fixing portion for supporting the fishing tackle.

The fishing tackle support of the present invention is used by being supported and fixed to the lower end portion of the inner wall portion of the boat girder of the hull by its fixing portion. Therefore, the fishing tackle support portion of the fishing tackle support can be stably fixed at a location located below the upper end surface of the boat side of the hull regardless of the rocking of the boat.

Then, the fishing gear supporting portion stably fixed to the hull can support the artificial bait or can support a storage tool for storing the fishing line, the artificial bait, and the like. Furthermore, since the fishing tackle support is not placed on the deck of the hull, it can be arranged substantially in front of the angler without interfering with the angler's footing. Accordingly, the angler can immediately use the fishing tackle supported by the fishing tackle support portion of the fishing tackle support without taking an unreasonable posture such as twisting the body.

Furthermore, since the fishing tackle support is fixed at a location positioned at a predetermined height below the bow of the hull, the hook, artificial bait, or caught fish attached to the tip of the fishing line can be attached to the fishing tackle support. There are no accidental collisions and no interference with fishing rod operations.

Sectional drawing which showed the fishing tackle storage apparatus of this invention. (a) Front view of a fishing tackle support. (b) Rear view of the fishing tackle support. (c) A right side view of the fishing tackle support. (d) A plan view of the fishing tackle support. (e) Bottom view of the fishing tackle support. Fig. 10 is a perspective view showing how the fishing tackle support of the present invention engages and supports a storage tool; 1 is a schematic front view showing a usage state of a fishing tackle storage device of the present invention; FIG. FIG. 2 is a schematic front view showing how the fishing tackle support of the present invention is used.

An example of the fishing tackle support of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, the fishing tackle support A is detachably supported and fixed to the inner wall portion C3 of the hull C of the hull B of the fishing boat.

The hull B of the fishing boat consists of an outer shell C1 in contact with the sea, a top plate portion C2 extending horizontally inward from the upper end of the outer shell C1, and a substantially vertically downward portion from the inner end of the top plate portion C2. It has a bulwark (bulwark) C with an inner wall portion C3 extending toward it, and has roles such as preventing waves from hitting the deck and preventing people on the fishing boat from falling. ing.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the fixed portions A1 of the fishing tackle support A stand facing each other with a dimension slightly wider than the thickness of the inner wall portion C3 of the boat gutter C of the hull B of the fishing boat. The first fixing plate 1 and the second fixing plate 2 are provided in a front rectangular shape, and the lower end portions of the first fixing plate 1 and the second fixing plate 2 facing each other are connected to each other in the left-right direction by the connecting portion 3. It is connected and integrated over the entire length.

Between the facing surfaces of the first fixing plate 1 and the second fixing plate 2, there is a wall portion insertion space portion D into which the lower end portion of the inner wall portion C3 of the boat edge C of the hull B of the fishing boat can be removably inserted. The wall portion insertion space portion D is formed in a state in which the upper end portion and the left and right end portions thereof are entirely open.

Screw holes 21, 21 are formed through the second fixing plate 2 in the thickness direction in the left and right portions of the center portion in the vertical direction of the second fixing plate 2. The fixed screw rods 22, 22 are screwed together to form a fixing means. The lower end portion of the inner wall portion C3 of C can be clamped and fixed.

The connecting portion 3 of the fixed portion A1 is projected forward with a constant width over the entire length in the left-right direction. A fishing tackle support portion A2 is constructed by protruding a support wall portion 5 having a substantially rectangular front shape vertically upward from the top.

In the fishing tackle support portion A2, a second locking piece portion E22 of a locking piece E2 of the housing E described later is inserted and removed between the facing surfaces of the supporting wall portion 5 and the first fixing plate 1 facing the supporting wall portion 5. A freely insertable locking piece insertion space H is formed, and the locking piece insertion space H is formed such that its upper end and left and right ends are fully open.

A locking recess 51 is formed in the upper end portion of the support wall portion 5 of the fishing tackle support portion A2 by cutting out the portion excluding the left and right ends thereof. The locking recess 51 of the support wall portion 5 is configured so that a locking piece of a storage tool E, which will be described later, can be detachably locked.

Support recesses 51b, 51b are formed at the left and right ends of the bottom 51a of the locking recess 51 of the support wall 5 so that the needle F1 of the artificial bait F can be detachably locked. 2 and 3 show the case where the support recesses 51b, 51b are formed at the left and right ends of the bottom portion 51a of the locking recess 51, but the portions other than the left and right ends of the bottom portion 51a of the locking recess 51 The number of supporting concave portions 51b formed may be one or plural.

The fishing tackle support A constitutes a fishing tackle storage device G together with a storage E that is detachably engaged with and supported by the fishing tackle support A2. The storage tool E includes a storage tool main body E1 having a storage part E11 which can store fishing tackle such as fishing line, fishing bait, and artificial bait, and which has a storage part E11 whose upper part is entirely open, and an outer surface of the upper end opening of the storage tool main body E1. It has a locking piece E2 formed on. A lid that can be freely opened and closed may be provided at the upper end opening of the container main body E1.

The locking piece E2 of the storage tool E extends horizontally rearward (outward) from the outer surface of the upper end opening of the storage tool main body E1, and has a width equal to that of the fishing tackle support part A2 of the fishing tackle support A. and a plane band-like first locking piece E21 having a dimension that matches or is slightly shorter than the left-right width of the locking recess 51, and a rear end edge of the first locking piece E21 that is substantially perpendicular to the entire length in the left-right direction. It has a second locking piece E22 extending downward and having a rectangular front shape.

The upper surface of the first locking piece E21 of the locking piece E2 of the storage tool E is formed so as to be flush with the upper opening edge E12 of the storage tool main body E1, so that the storage tool E can be used as a fishing tackle support. In the state where it is supported by the fishing tackle supporting portion A2 of A, the storage implement E is configured to be positioned as low as possible.

Protrusions E221 protrude forward from left and right portions of the lower end portion of the front surface of the second locking piece E22 of the locking piece E2 of the container E. As shown in FIG. When the second locking piece E22 of the locking piece E2 of the storage tool E is removably inserted into the locking piece insertion space H of the fishing tackle support A, the projection E221 of the second locking piece E22 is elastically abutted against the rear surface of the support wall portion 5 of the fishing tackle support portion A2 of the fishing tackle support A, and the support wall portion 5 of the fishing tackle support A engages the second locking piece portion of the housing E. The projection E221 of E22 and the outer surface of the storage tool main body E1 of the storage tool E hold it, so that the storage tool E is stably supported by the fishing tackle support part A2 of the fishing tackle support A without any sudden movement. It is configured.

Next, how to use the fishing tackle support A will be described. The fishing tackle support A is used by detachably fixing the fixing portion A1 to the inner wall portion C3 of the boat gutter C of the hull B of the fishing boat.

Specifically, the fixed screw rod 22 of the fixing portion A1 of the fishing tackle support A is screwed away so that the tip of the fixed screw rod 22 does not protrude into the wall insertion space D. As shown in FIG. Thereafter, the lower end portion of the inner wall portion C3 of the boat edge C of the hull B is inserted into the wall portion insertion space portion D of the fishing tackle support A. As shown in FIG. At this time, the upper surface of the connecting portion 3 of the fixing portion A1 of the fishing tackle support A is in contact with the lower end of the inner wall portion C3 of the boat girder C of the hull B. Then, the fixed screw rod 22 of the fixing portion A1 of the fishing tackle support A is screwed forward, and the inner wall portion of the boat bay C is held by the tip of the fixed screw rod 22 and the first fixing plate facing thereto. Clamp and fix the lower end of C3.

In this state, the support wall portion 5 of the fishing tackle support portion A2 of the fishing tackle support A extends forward of the lower end portion of the inner wall portion C3 of the boat gutter C of the hull B along the lower end portion of the inner wall portion C3. It is arranged in an upright state, and is located below the top plate portion C2 of the ship's edge C of the hull B.

The second locking piece E22 of the locking piece E2 of the housing E is inserted from above into the locking piece insertion space H of the fishing tackle support A2 of the fishing tackle support A, and the fishing tackle support A2 is inserted. The first locking piece E1 of the locking piece E2 of the storage tool E is detachably locked to the locking recess 51 of the support wall 5, and the fishing tackle support A2 of the fishing tackle support A is engaged with the storage tool. To stably support E so that it can be detachably attached without making a sudden movement in the left-right direction.

Since the storage tool E is supported by the fishing tool support A, not on the deck of the fishing boat, it does not interfere with the angler's footing and is almost in front of the angler despite the rocking of the boat. The storage tool E can be placed in the position. Moreover, since it can be installed almost in front of the angler, it does not get in the way of other anglers on the narrow deck of the fishing boat.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. is used as a fulcrum to fish by manipulating the fishing rod J up and down.

Even in such a case, since the fishing tackle support A is fixed using the lower end of the inner wall C3 of the boat gutter C of the hull B, it does not interfere with the attachment of the rod holder I. will not be. Further, the fishing tackle support A is fixed substantially in front of the angler while not interfering with the operation of the fishing rod supported by the rod receiver I, and the fishing tackle supported by the fishing tackle support A is placed on the fishing spot. It can be easily used according to changes in the situation, and it is possible to improve fishing results.

Furthermore, in a state in which the storage device E is supported by the fishing tackle support portion A2 of the fishing tackle support A, the fishing tackle support A and the storage device E are attached to the upper end surface of the belly C of the hull B (the top plate portion C2). It is located below the upper surface). Therefore, the fishing hook and artificial bait attached to the tip of the fishing line and the caught fish do not collide with the fishing tackle support A and the storage E, and the fishing rod J can be operated stably.

Further, the storage gear E supported by the fishing gear support portion A2 of the fishing gear support A is protected from the sea spray by the upper part of the belly C of the hull B, and the fishing gear stored in the storage gear E is protected. Unexpected wetting with seawater can be generally prevented.

In the above description, the case where the storage tool E is supported by the fishing tackle support part A2 of the fishing tackle support A is explained. The needle F1 of the artificial bait F may be detachably locked to the support recess 51b formed in the lock recess 51 of the support wall portion 5 of A2.

The attachment and removal of the storage tool E to the fishing tackle support part A2 of the fishing tackle support A is carried out by connecting the second locking piece E22 of the locking piece E2 of the storage tool E to the locking piece of the fishing tackle support A. Since it can be performed by a simple operation of inserting and removing from the insertion space part H, the storage tool E can be easily used or removed according to the situation of the fishing spot during fishing, and the deck of the hull can be easily used. You can expect an improvement in fishing results by effectively utilizing the narrow space above.

1 First fixing plate 2 Second fixing plate
22 Fixed screw rod 3 Connection part 4 Support bottom part 5 Support wall part
51 Lock recess
51b Support recess A Fishing tackle support
A1 fixed part
A2 Tool support part B Hull C Boat side
C3 Inner wall part D Wall part insertion space part E Storage tool
E1 locking piece
E1 Storage tool body
E2 locking piece
E21 First locking piece
E22 Second locking piece F Artificial bait H Locking piece insertion space G Fishing tackle storage device

Claims (3)

A fishing tackle support that is used by being supported by the lower end of the inner wall portion of the bow of the hull,
a fixing portion detachably fixed to the inner wall portion of the bow of the hull;
A fishing tackle support, comprising: a fishing tackle supporting portion formed inside the fixing portion for supporting the fishing tackle. The fixed part is
a first fixing plate and a second fixing plate erected facing each other;
a connecting portion connecting the lower end portions of the first fixing plate and the second fixing plate;
fixing means for fixing the inner wall portion of the hull inserted into the wall portion insertion space formed between the first fixing plate and the second fixing plate;
The fishing tackle support
2. A fishing tackle support according to claim 1, further comprising: a support bottom portion projecting from said connecting portion; and a support wall portion projecting upward from said support bottom portion. The fishing tackle support according to claim 1, wherein a locking recess is formed in the upper end surface of the support wall portion of the fishing tackle support;
A storage tool body having a storage section capable of storing a fishing tackle, and a storage tool body formed on an outer surface of an upper end opening of the storage section of the storage tool body and being freely engaged with and disengaged from the engaging recess of the fishing tackle support section of the fishing tackle support. A fishing gear storage device comprising a storage tool having a locking piece that is locked to a fishing tackle storage device.

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