JP2023026410A - Cutlassfish fishing tackle - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a cutlassfish fishing tackle allowing a user to easily improve a catch.SOLUTION: A cutlassfish fishing tackle 1 according to the present invention comprises a sinker 10, a fishhook 20, a retaining ring 53 and a projection 24. The fishhook 20 includes a linear trunk part 21 and a hook-shaped hook part 22. The trunk part 21 includes the sinker 10 at one end and the hook part 22 rotationally attached to the other end with a hinge 23. The projection 24 is provided near the hinge 23 of the hook part 22 and has such a shape as to project upward when the hook part 22 is located at a first position P1 where a hook tip 22a is located upward the trunk part 21. An elastic body 30 for moving the hook part 22 to a second position P2 where the fishhook tip 22a is located downward the trunk part 21, is provided at a connecting part of the hook part 22 and the trunk part 21. The retaining ring 53 provided at a fishing line 2 is engaged with the projection 24 to hold the hook part 22 at the first position P1, and when force is applied to the trunk part 21 or the retaining ring 53, the retaining ring 53 engaged with the projection 24 is disengaged and the hook part 22 rotationally moves to the second position P2.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a hairtail tenya used for catching hairtail.

Conventionally, in tenya fishing for hairtail, a hairtail tenya in which a weight and a hook are integrated is used. In the conventional hairtail tenya, the body of the fishhook extends from the weight in a substantially horizontal direction, and the needle part of the substantially U-shaped fishhook is integrally attached to the rear end of the body, and the stop hook extends upward from the body. It has a shape with In such a hairtail tenya, a bait such as a sardine is attached to a fishing hook by being stuck in a stop hook and wound around the body with a wire or the like. Throw the baited hairtail Tenya into the sea, submerge it to the desired depth, and catch the hairtail. Hooking is performed at the timing when the hairtail bites the bait, the weight side is pulled up, the hairtail tenya is rotated around the part where the hairtail fish bites the bait as a fulcrum, and the needle tip is pierced into the hairtail fish to lift the hairtail fish.

However, with the conventional hairtail tenya, even if hooking is performed, depending on how the bait of the hairtail is held in the mouth, rotation may not be achieved reliably, and the tip of the hook may not pierce the hairtail sufficiently. As a result, there is a problem that the hairtail is not caught and the catch is not good. In order to solve this problem, a hairtail tenya that improves hooking has been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1, etc.).

The hairtail tenya of Patent Document 1 has a needle portion rotatably attached to the trunk portion, and has a configuration in which the needle portion rotates relative to the trunk portion by performing hooking. An angler hooks when he senses that a cutlass has bitten the bait. As a result, the needle rotates with respect to the body, and the needle tip pierces the cutlass. In this way, the hairtail tenya of Patent Document 1 improves hooking on the hairtail by rotating the needle with respect to the body and piercing the needle tip into the hairtail.

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However, in the hairtail tenya as in Patent Document 1, it is still necessary to perform hooking at the timing when the hairtail bites the bait. If the angler makes a mistake in the timing of hooking, the hairtail will escape, so there is still a problem that it is difficult for beginners to catch the hairtail because it is difficult to understand the timing of hooking.

In addition, a common hairtail tenya is thrown in so as to maintain a horizontal posture at a target water depth position. For the bait attached to the hairtail tenya, the hairtail often takes an upward posture and bites from below. However, in the conventional hairtail tenya and the hairtail tenya of Patent Document 1, since the bait is attached to the upper side of the body, the hairtail that bites from the bottom of the body is caught in the body made of metal etc. when the bait is caught. I feel uncomfortable. There is also the problem that it is difficult to catch because the hairtail is very cautious and once it feels uncomfortable, it will not bite the bait.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a hairtail tenya that is easy to catch.

A hairtail tenya of the present invention includes a weight, a hook attached to the weight, and a retaining ring and a projection for holding the hook in a predetermined state. The fishhook includes a substantially horizontally extending linear body and a hook-shaped hook. The body has a weight attached to one end and a needle attached to the other end. The needle portion is rotatably coupled to the barrel portion by a hinge, and can be rotated from a first position where the needle tip is positioned above the barrel portion to a second position where the needle tip is positioned below the barrel portion. is movable. A retaining ring is directly or indirectly provided on the road thread. The projection is provided near or at the hinge of the needle, protrudes upward when the needle is in the first position, and has a shape that allows the snap ring to come off when force is applied to the barrel or the snap ring. An elastic body for moving the needle to the second position is provided at the joint between the needle and the barrel. The retaining ring engages with the protrusion to hold the needle at the first position, and when a force is applied to the body or the retaining ring, the retaining ring engaged with the protrusion comes off and the needle is held in the second position by the elastic body. position.

The hairtail tenya of the preferred embodiment further includes a first suspension string and a second suspension string interposed between the weight and the guide thread. One end of the first suspension string and the second suspension string is attached to the cord, and the other end is attached to the weight. A retaining ring is provided on the second suspension string. The second suspension string has a length that holds the needle portion in the first position with the retaining ring engaged with the projection.

In the hairtail tenya of the more preferred embodiment, the body has a predetermined inclination angle with respect to the horizontal plane so that the needle is located above the weight. In the second hanging string, the angle formed by the first string portion between the weight and the retaining ring and the second string portion between the retaining ring and the road thread is substantially the same when the retaining ring is engaged with the projection. 90°.

In addition, the hairtail tenya of the preferred embodiment further includes a safety tool comprising a string part attached to the body at one end and a safety tool locking ring attached to the other end of the string part. The safety retains the needle in the first position by engaging the safety locking ring with the projection when the bait is attached.

Moreover, in the hairtail tenya of the preferred embodiment, the body has a shape in which the vicinity of the joint portion is bent upward.

Further, the hairtail tenya of the preferred embodiment further includes a rubber string for fixing the bait and a hook provided on the weight for hooking the rubber string. The rubber cord has one end attached to the weight and the other end having a rubber cord locking ring.

Further, in the hairtail tenya of the preferred embodiment, the needle portion is composed of two hook-shaped needles. The needles are arranged at predetermined intervals in the left-right direction.

Moreover, the hairtail tenya of the preferred embodiment further comprises an engagement releasing tool for removing the retaining ring from the projection and a retaining pin for attaching the bait. The engagement releasing tool includes a linear rod-shaped part whose one end is attached to the lower part of the weight, a push-up part that pushes up the retaining ring to remove it from the projection, a connecting part that connects the rod-shaped part and the push-up part, and a tip of the push-up part. and an engaging portion attached to the. The rod-shaped part is attached with play to the weight and extends substantially horizontally in parallel with the body. The connecting portion is integral at both ends and bifurcated at the central portion, and extends from the bar-shaped portion to above the body with the body interposed therebetween. The boost has a width greater than the inner diameter of the retaining ring. The engagement releasing tool is configured such that the engaging portion can be engaged with the retaining ring while the needle portion is held at the first position by the retaining ring and the projection. The stop pin is attached to the lower portion of the weight or to one end of the rod-shaped portion, and is formed in a linear shape extending substantially horizontally in parallel with the trunk portion.

According to the hairtail tenya of the present invention, fishing results can be relatively easily obtained.

It is a side view of the hairtail Tenya according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a plan view of the hairtail tenya of Fig. 1, showing a case where the hook is in the third position; It is a side view which shows the state before use of the hairtail tenya of FIG. 1. It is a side view which shows the state using the safety gear of the hairtail tenya of FIG. It is a side view which shows the state which attached the bait to the hairtail tenya of FIG. It is a side view which shows the state at the time of use of the hairtail tenya of FIG. It is a side view which shows the state in which the hook of the hairtail tenya of FIG. 1 stuck in the hairtail which bit into the bait. It is a side view of a hairtail tenya according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention. FIG. 9 is a plan view of the hairtail tenya of FIG. 8, showing the case where the hook is in the third position; It is a perspective view which expands and shows the processus|protrusion of the hairtail tenya of FIG. 8, and a retaining ring part. It is a side view which shows the state which attached the bait to the hairtail tenya of FIG. It is a side view of a hairtail tenya according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention. It is a side view which shows the state which attached the bait to the hairtail tenya of FIG.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following description, in a state in which the hairtail tenya 1 is suspended from a fishing rod, the side on which the weight 10 is provided is the front side, the approximately horizontal direction in which the trunk portion 21 extends is the front-back direction, and the vertical direction is the up-down direction. The direction orthogonal to the direction is defined as the left-right direction.

[Embodiment 1]
First, a hairtail tenya 1 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7. FIG. First, with reference to Drawing 1 and Drawing 2, structure of hairtail tenya 1 concerning Embodiment 1 is explained. FIG. 1 is a side view of a hairtail tenya 1 according to Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 2 is a plan view of the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 1, showing a case where the hook is in the third position P3. In FIG. 2, the first suspension string 51, the second suspension string 52 and the retaining ring 53 are omitted.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 1 includes a weight 10, a fish hook 20, a projection 24, a stop pin 25, an elastic body 30, a safety device 40, and a first hanging string. 51, a second suspension string 52, a retaining ring 53, and a rubber string 60. - 特許庁

The weight 10 has a simplified shape of a fish head of a predetermined weight or scale. The weight 10 is made of metal such as lead or tungsten. At the top of this weight 10, a ring-shaped string hook for attaching a first suspension string 51 and a second suspension string 52 to the load balance point of the hairtail tenya 1 (the point at which the front and rear portions of the hairtail tenya 1 are balanced). A stopper 11 is attached.

A fishhook 20 is attached to the weight 10 . The fishhook 20 includes a linear trunk portion 21 extending in a substantially horizontal direction, a hook-shaped hook portion 22, and a hinge 23 that rotatably couples the trunk portion 21 and the hook portion 22 together.

The trunk portion 21 is rod-shaped and has the same length as the front side when the hook of a common hairtail tenya is divided into two at a position closer to the hook tip side of the trunk. The rear portion 21a of the trunk portion 21, that is, the vicinity of the joint with the needle portion 22, is bent upward at an acute angle with respect to the extended line of the front portion 21b of the trunk portion 21. As shown in FIG. The rear portion 21a of the body portion 21 is bent upward so that when the needle portion 22 is rotated with respect to the body portion 21 by the hinge 23, the rear portion 21a of the body portion 21 is always above the extension of the front portion 21b of the body portion 21. The hinge 23 is positioned at the .

The trunk portion 21 has the weight 10 attached to one end (front end) and the needle portion 22 attached to the other end (rear end). At this time, the trunk portion 21 has a predetermined inclination angle θ1 with respect to the horizontal plane so that the needle portion 22 is positioned above the weight 10 . The inclination angle θ1 is preferably 10° to 22°.

The needle part 22 is composed of two hook-shaped needles 221 . The needle 221 has a shape in which the shaft 22b extends linearly, and the bent waist 22c once bulges from the extension line of the shaft 22b to the opposite side of the needle tip 22a and then curves toward the needle tip 22a. The needle 221 extends linearly from the bend 22d to the needle tip 22a toward the opposite side of the shaft 22b with respect to a line parallel to the shaft 22b, and the needle tip 22a opens with respect to the shaft 22b. shape. The hook 221 has approximately the same size as the rear side when the hook of a common hairtail tenya is divided into two at a position closer to the hook tip side of the body. A barb (not shown) is provided near the tip 22a of the needle 221 .

The needle portion 22 is rotatably coupled to the trunk portion 21 by a hinge 23 . The hinge 23 is configured such that two plate bodies 231 are rotatable relative to each other around a rotation shaft 232 . The rear end of the body portion 21 is attached to one plate 231, and two needles 221 are attached to the other plate 231 with a predetermined interval in the horizontal direction. The needle portion 22 can be rotated by a hinge 23 from a first position P1 where the needle tip 22a is positioned above the body portion 21 to a second position P2 where the needle tip 22a is positioned below the body portion 21. It's becoming

The hook 20 preferably has the following lengths. At a third position P3 where the axis 22b of the hook portion 22 is oriented parallel to the front portion 21b of the body portion 21, the length of the entire length of the hook 20, that is, from the rear end of the weight 10 to the rear of the hook 20. Let L be the length to the end. Also, let L1 be the length from the rear end of the fishhook 20 at the third position P3 to the position of the hook tip 22a at the second position P2. At this time, it is preferable that the fish hook 20 is configured such that L1/L is 0.8 or more.

The protrusion 24 is provided on the hinge 23 of the needle portion 22 . The protrusion 24 has a shape that protrudes upward when the needle portion 22 is at the first position P1, and that the retaining ring 53 attached to the second suspension cord 52 is removed when a downward pulling force is applied to the body portion 21. have. Specifically, when the needle portion 22 is in the first position P1, the protrusion 24 is slightly upward from the end of the plate 231 on the side of the needle portion 22 of the hinge 23 (the side opposite to the rotating shaft 222). It protrudes and has a convex shape on which the retaining ring 53 is hooked.

The stop pin 25 is for attaching bait such as sardines. The stop pin 25 extends downward from the body portion 21 and is attached to the body portion 21 in a state of being suspended from the body portion 21 . The stop pin 25 is attached to the barrel 21 by any means such as welding. At least one stop needle 25 is sufficient. It is preferable to have two or more stop needles 25 in order to stably hold the bait.

The elastic body 30 is provided at the connecting portion between the needle portion 22 and the body portion 21 . The elastic body 30 is composed of, for example, a tension spring. One end of the elastic body 30 is attached to the needle portion 22 and the other end of the elastic body 30 is attached to the trunk portion 21 . At this time, two elastic bodies 30 are attached to each needle 221 . The elastic body 30 is attached to the lower side of the needle portion 22 and the body portion 21, and biases the needle portion 22 in a direction to move to the second position P2.

The safety device 40 holds the needle portion 22 at the first position P1 when attaching the bait. The safety device 40 is composed of a string portion 41 with one end attached to the body portion 21 and a safety device retaining ring 42 attached to the other end of the string portion 41 . The string portion 41 has a length that allows the needle portion 22 to be held at the first position P1 in a state where the safety device locking ring 42 is engaged with the projection 24 . The safety device locking ring 42 has a ring shape with a size to be hooked on the projection 24 .

The first suspension string 51 and the second suspension string 52 are interposed between the line 2 extending from the tip of the fishing rod and the weight 10 . A wire, fluorocarbon, or the like is used for the first suspension string 51 and the second suspension string 52, for example. One end of the first suspension string 51 and the second suspension string 52 is attached to the cord 2 via a connector (not shown) such as a swivel, and the other end is tied to the string stopper 11 of the weight 10. It is attached to the weight 10.

The length of the first suspension string 51 is preferably 24 cm to 37 cm. The second suspension string 52 is formed longer than the first suspension string 51 . The second suspension string 52 has a snap ring 53 that engages with the protrusion 24 . The retaining ring 53 has a ring shape with a size to be caught by the projection 24 . The second suspension string 52 has a length that holds the needle portion 22 at the first position P1 with the retaining ring 53 engaged with the protrusion 24 . Preferably, the second suspension string 52 is the first string portion 521 between the weight 10 and the stop ring 53 in a state in which the cutlass tenya 1 is suspended from the fishing rod and the stop ring 53 is engaged with the projection 24. and the second cord portion 522 between the retaining ring 53 and the cord 2 forms an angle θ2 of 80° to 100°, more preferably approximately 90°.

The second hanging string 52 is composed of a single piece of a first string portion 521 and a second string portion 522, and both ends thereof are attached to the cord 2 and the weight 10 through the inside of the ring-shaped retaining ring 53. . The second suspension string 52 has a retaining ring 53 by passing the retaining ring 53 therethrough. In addition, the 1st string part 521 and the 2nd string part 522 of the 2nd hanging string 52 may be comprised by a different body. In this case, both ends of the first string portion 521 are attached to the weight 10 and the retaining ring 53 , and both ends of the second string portion 522 are attached to the retaining ring 53 and the cord 2 . By configuring the second suspension string 52 with the first string portion 521 and the second string portion 522, the position of the retaining ring 53 in the second suspension string 52 is fixed, and the retaining ring 53 can be easily hooked on the protrusion 24. Become.

The rubber string 60 is for fixing the bait. An annular hook 61 for hooking the rubber cord 60 is provided on the upper surface of the weight 10 . The rubber cord 60 is attached to the weight 10 by being tied to the fastener 61 at one end, and has a rubber cord locking ring 601 that can be hung on the fastener 61 at the other end. A stretchable material is used for the rubber cord 60 . For example, the rubber cord 60 can be configured by connecting a plurality of rubber bands. The rubber cord 60 is made of a rubber cord, and the other end of the rubber cord is tied in a ring shape, or a ring-shaped member is tied to the other end of the rubber cord to form a rubber cord retaining ring. 601 can also be formed.

Next, how to use the hairtail tenya 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 to 7. FIG. FIG. 3 is a side view showing a state before use of the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 4 is a side view showing a state in which the safety tool 40 of the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 1 is used. 5 is a side view showing a state in which a bait B is attached to the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 6 is a side view showing a state when the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 1 is in use. FIG. 7 is a side view showing a state in which the fish hook 20 of the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 1 is stuck in the hairtail C biting the bait B. FIG.

The hairtail tenya 1 connects the first suspension string 51 and the second suspension string 52 to the line 2 drawn out from the reel (not shown) of the fishing rod via a connector (not shown) such as a swivel. At this time, as shown in FIG. 3, the retaining ring 53 is not engaged with the projection 24, and the needle portion 22 is at the second position P2 where the elastic body 30 is in its natural length.

The hairtail tenya 1 attached to the road thread 2 is used by attaching a fish such as sardine or a bait B such as artificial bait. Before attaching the bait B, as shown in FIG. As a result, the needle portion 22 is held at the first position P1 so as not to rotate. In this state, as shown in FIG. 5, the stop needle 25 is pierced with the bait B from below. Then, a rubber cord 60 is wound around the bait B and the trunk 21, and a rubber cord locking ring 601 at the tip of the rubber cord 60 is hooked to the hook 61 to fix the bait B to the trunk 21. - 特許庁

After attaching the bait B, as shown in FIG. 6, the safety device 40 is removed, and the retaining ring 53 is hooked on the protrusion 24 to set the needle portion 22 so as not to rotate from the first position P1. In this state, the cutlass fish tenya 1 is thrown into the sea and slowly reeled up from the bottom with an electric reel. The hairtail tenya 1 that has been thrown is held at a target water depth position.

As shown in FIG. 7, when the hairtail C bites into the bait B attached to the hairtail tenya 1, and the hairtail C bites the bait B and pulls it downward, the trunk 21 is lowered by the impact of the hairtail C pulling the bait B. A pulling force is applied and the retaining ring 53 is removed from the projection 24 . When the retaining ring 53 is removed from the projection 24, the needle part 22 is automatically rotated by the elastic body 30, and the needle tip 22a sticks into the head of the cutlass fish C biting the bait B.

[Embodiment 2]
Next, a hairtail tenya 1 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 to 11. FIG. First, referring to FIGS. 8 to 10, the structure of the hairtail tenya 1 according to the second embodiment will be described. FIG. 8 is a side view of the hairtail tenya 1 according to the second embodiment. FIG. 9 is a plan view of the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 2, showing a case where the hook 20 is at the third position P3. FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing an enlarged portion of the projection 24 and retaining ring 53 of the hairtail tenya 1 of the second embodiment. In FIG. 9, the first suspension string 51, the second suspension string 52 and the retaining ring 53 are omitted. Also, in FIG. 10, the rubber cord 62 and the hook 621 are omitted. In the following, regarding the second embodiment, matters different from the first embodiment will be described.

As shown in FIGS. 8 to 10, the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 2 includes a weight 10, a fish hook 20, a projection 24, a stop pin 26, an elastic body 30, a safety device 40, and a first hanging string. 51 , a second suspension string 52 , a retaining ring 53 , a rubber string 62 , and an engagement releasing tool 70 . The weight 10, the hook 20, the elastic body 30, the safety device 40, the first suspension string 51, the second suspension string 52, and the retaining ring 53 have the same configurations as those of the first embodiment, and thus description thereof is omitted.

The protrusion 24 is provided on the hinge 23 of the needle portion 22 . The protrusion 24 of the second embodiment protrudes upward when the needle portion 22 is at the first position P1, and when a force is applied to push up the retaining ring 53 attached to the second suspension string 52, the retaining ring 53 It has a shape that allows it to come off. Specifically, when the needle portion 22 is at the first position P1, the protrusion 24 projects slightly upward from the end of the plate 231 on the side of the needle portion 22 of the hinge 23, and the retaining ring 53 is hooked thereon. It has a convex shape.

The engagement releasing tool 70 is a device for pushing up the retaining ring 53 and removing it from the projection 24 . The engagement releasing tool 70 includes a linear rod-shaped portion 71 whose one end 71a is attached to the lower portion of the weight 10, a push-up portion 73 that pushes up the retaining ring 53 to remove it from the projection 24, and the rod-shaped portion 71 and the push-up portion 73. and an engaging portion 74 attached to the tip 73 a of the push-up portion 73 .

The bar-shaped portion 71 is attached with play to the weight 10 and extends substantially horizontally in parallel with the body portion 21 . Specifically, a ring-shaped unlocking tool locking tool 12 for attaching the bar-shaped part 71 is attached to the lower part of the weight 10 . A weight locking tool 711 for attaching to the weight 10 is also attached to the upper side of one end 71 a of the bar-shaped portion 71 . The weight locking device 711 is made of a wire rod, and is formed by fixing one end to the rod-shaped portion 71 and inserting the other end into the locking device for release device 12 to plastically deform it into an annular shape. The rod-shaped portion 71 is attached to the weight 10 with play by engaging the ring-shaped locking device 12 for the release device and the ring-shaped weight locking device 711 with each other. Note that the weight locking device 711 may be configured with a crab claw, eggplant hook, pull ring, or the like that can be attached to and detached from the unlocking device locking device 12 .

The connecting portion 72 is formed by integrating both end portions 72a and bifurcating a central portion 72b. The connecting portion 72 curves and extends from the bar-shaped portion 71 to above the trunk portion 21, and sandwiches the trunk portion 21 from the left and right with the bifurcated center portion 72b. The bifurcated central portion 72b is formed as a pair of rods. A space S of the connecting portion 72 formed by the pair of central portions 72b and both end portions 72a is provided with a retaining ring so that the retaining ring 53 can be removed from the projection 24 without the connecting portion 72 coming into contact with the body portion 21 and the elastic body 30. It is a space where 53 can be pushed up. One of the ends 72 a of the connecting portion 72 is connected to the rod-shaped portion 71 , and the other of the ends 72 a of the connecting portion 72 is attached with a push-up portion 73 . The push-up portion 73 has a width larger than the inner diameter of the retaining ring 53 . Specifically, the width of the push-up portion 73 is larger than the inner diameter of the retaining ring 53 when viewed from the front or rear. As a result, the push-up portion 73 can push up the stop ring 53 by applying a force in a direction pushing up from below and contacting the stop ring 53 .

The engaging portion 74 is attached to the tip 73 a of the push-up portion 73 . The engaging portion 74 has a thin rod shape that can be inserted into the retaining ring 53 . In other words, the snap ring 53 has an inner diameter that allows the protrusion 24 and the engaging portion 74 to fit together.

The engagement releasing tool 70 inserts the needle part 22 into the space S of the connecting part 72, positions the connecting part 72 near the rear part 21a of the trunk part 21, and inserts the weight locking tool 711 into the releasing tool locking tool 12. , or by attaching the weight locking device 711 to the unlocking device locking device 12, the weight 10 and the fish hook 20 of the hairtail tenya 1 are assembled. At this time, the engagement releasing tool 70 is configured so that the engaging portion 74 can be engaged with the retaining ring 53 while the needle portion 22 is held at the first position P1 by the retaining ring 53 and the projection 24 as a whole. It is configured. In the engagement releasing tool 70, when the needle portion 22 is held at the first position P1, the engaging portion 74 is inserted into the retaining ring 53 on the front side of the protrusion 24, and the push-up portion 73 presses against the retaining ring 53. It is configured to be positioned below the retaining ring 53 at a position where no force is applied. At this time, the tip 73a of the push-up portion 73 may not come into contact with the retaining ring 53, or may come into contact with the retaining ring 53 to such an extent that no force is applied. On the other hand, the tip 73 a of the push-up portion 73 is pushed upward by the coupling portion 72 when a force is applied to the disengagement tool 70 , particularly the rod-shaped portion 71 , to push the push-up portion 73 upward. The tip 73 a pushes up the retaining ring 53 and is arranged at a position where the retaining ring 53 can be removed from the projection 24 .

The stop pin 26 is for attaching bait such as sardines. The stop pin 26 is attached to the lower portion of the weight 10 or one end 71 a of the rod-shaped portion 71 . The stop pin 26 is formed in a linear shape extending substantially horizontally and substantially parallel to the trunk portion 21 by a wire rod. Specifically, one end of the wire forming the stop pin 26 is plastically deformed and wound around the lock 12 for the release tool of the weight 10 or the weight lock 711 of the rod-shaped portion 71, so that the stop pin 26 is It is attached to the lower part of the weight 10 or one end of the bar-shaped part 71 . The stop pin 26 is arranged below the engagement releasing tool 70 when attached to the weight 10 or the rod-shaped portion 71 . The stop pin 26 may be attached to the body portion 21 or the bar portion 71 by any means such as welding.

The rubber string 62 is for fixing the bait. One end of the rubber cord 62 is tied to the bar-shaped portion 71 and attached to the engagement releaser 70 , and the other end is attached with a hook 621 for hooking onto the bar-shaped portion 71 . The rubber string 62 is made of a stretchable material such as a rubber string. As the hook 621, a hook having a size that can be engaged with the rod-shaped portion 71 is used.

Next, how to use the hairtail tenya 1 will be described with reference to FIG. 11 . FIG. 11 is a side view showing a state in which a bait is attached to the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 2. FIG. The basic method of use is the same as in the first embodiment.

The hairtail tenya 1 connects the first suspension string 51 and the second suspension string 52 to the line 2 drawn out from the reel (not shown) of the fishing rod via a connector (not shown) such as a swivel. Before attaching the bait B, the safety device locking ring 42 of the safety device 40 is hooked on the protrusion 24 (see FIG. 4) to hold the needle portion 22 at the first position P1 so as not to rotate. In this state, as shown in FIG. 11, the stop needle 26 is pierced with the bait B from the side. A rubber cord 62 is wound around the bait B and the rod-shaped portion 71 , and a hook 621 at the tip of the rubber cord 62 is hooked on the rod-shaped portion 71 to fix the bait B to the rod-shaped portion 71 .

After attaching the bait B, as shown in FIG. 11, the safety device 40 is removed and the retaining ring 53 is hooked on the protrusion 24 to prevent the needle portion 22 from rotating from the first position P1, as shown in FIG. set to At this time, the retaining ring 53 is also hooked to the engaging portion 74 so that the engaging portion 74 of the engagement releasing tool 70 is also positioned inside the retaining ring 53 . In this state, the hairtail tenya 1 is thrown into the sea, and slowly reeled up from the bottom with an electric reel to hold the hairtail tenya 1 at a target water depth position.

The hairtail C notices the bait B attached to the hairtail tenya 1, and when the hairtail C eats up the bait B and pushes it upward, the rod-shaped portion 71 is pushed up by the impact of the hairtail C pushing up the bait B, and the connecting portion 72. The tip 73a of the push-up portion 73 pushes up the retaining ring 53 via the . The retaining ring 53 is disengaged from the protrusion 24 by the force applied to the retaining ring 53, the needle portion 22 is automatically rotated by the elastic body 30, and the needle tip 22a pierces the head of the hairtail C that bites the bait B ( See Figure 7).

[Embodiment 3]
Next, with reference to Drawing 12 and Drawing 13, hairtail tenya 1 concerning Embodiment 3 of the present invention is explained. FIG. 12 is a side view of the hairtail tenya 1 according to the third embodiment. 13 is a side view showing a state in which a bait B is attached to the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 3. FIG. Hereinafter, regarding Embodiment 3, matters different from those of Embodiment 1 or Embodiment 2 will be described.

As shown in FIG. 12, the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 3 includes a weight 10, a fish hook 20, a projection 24, a stop pin 25, an elastic body 30, a safety device 40, a first hanging string 51, A second suspension string 52 , a retaining ring 53 , a rubber string 60 and an engagement releasing tool 70 are provided.

In the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 3, the weight 10, the fish hook 20, the stop hook 25, the elastic body 30, the safety gear 40, the first suspension string 51, the second suspension string 52, and the rubber string 60 are the same as in the first embodiment. has a configuration of Further, the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 3 has the same configuration as that of Embodiment 2 with respect to the protrusion 24, the retaining ring 53, and the engagement releasing tool 70. That is, in the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 3, the bait B is attached to the body portion 21 in the same manner as in Embodiment 1, and the retaining ring 53 is released from the projection 24 by operating the engagement release tool 70 in the same manner as in Embodiment 2. get off.

Specifically, the hairtail tenya 1 is attached to the line 2 drawn out from the reel (not shown) of the fishing rod through a connector (not shown) such as a swivel, and a first hanging string 51 and a second hanging string 52. connect. Before attaching the bait B, the safety device locking ring 42 of the safety device 40 is hooked on the protrusion 24 (see FIG. 4) to hold the needle portion 22 at the first position P1 so as not to rotate. In this state, as shown in FIG. 13, the stop needle 25 is pierced with the bait B from below. Then, a rubber cord 60 is wound around the bait B and the trunk 21, and a rubber cord locking ring 601 at the tip of the rubber cord 60 is hooked to the hook 61 to fix the bait B to the trunk 21. - 特許庁

After attaching the bait B, as shown in FIG. 13, the safety tool 40 is removed, the retaining ring 53 is hooked on the projection 24 and the engaging portion 74, and the needle portion 22 is moved to the first position, as shown in FIG. Set so that it does not rotate from P1. In this state, the hairtail tenya 1 is thrown into the sea, and slowly reeled up from the bottom with an electric reel to hold the hairtail tenya 1 at a target water depth position.

The hairtail C notices the bait B attached to the hairtail tenya 1, and when the hairtail C eats up the bait B and pushes it upward, the rod-shaped portion 71 is pushed up by the impact of the hairtail C pushing up the bait B, and the connecting portion 72. A force for pushing up the retaining ring 53 is applied to the push-up portion 73 via the . The retaining ring 53 is disengaged from the protrusion 24 by the force applied to the retaining ring 53, the needle portion 22 is automatically rotated by the elastic body 30, and the needle tip 22a pierces the head of the hairtail C that bites the bait B ( See Figure 7).

As described above, in the hairtail tenya 1 of the present invention, the hook portion 22 of the fishhook 20 is rotatable with respect to the trunk portion 21 by the elastic body 30 . In addition, due to the projection 24 provided on the hook 20 and the retaining ring 53 provided on the second hanging string 52, the retaining ring 53 is automatically released from the projection 24 by the impact of the cutlass fish C biting the bait B. The needle point 22a of the needle portion 22 is pierced into the hairtail C. Thus, the angler can hoist the haircut C by waiting until the needle tip 22a sticks into the haircut C and winding up the electric reel as it is without hooking. Therefore, even a beginner who finds it difficult to determine the hooking timing can easily catch the hairtail C. Further, in the second suspension string 52, the angle θ2 formed by the first string portion 521 and the second string portion 522 is approximately 90° when the retaining ring 53 is engaged with the projection 24. As shown in FIG. Thereby, the retaining ring 53 is released from the protrusion 24 by the impact of the cutlass fish C biting on the bait B, and the needle tip 22a is more surely pierced into the cutlass fish C and the cutlass fish C can be lifted up.

In addition, in the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 1, a stop pin 25 for attaching the bait B extends downward from the trunk portion 21 . On the other hand, in the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 2, the stop needle 26 for attaching the bait B is positioned below the rod-like portion 71 . Cutlassfish C often takes an upward posture and bites from below. At this time, in the conventional cutlass fish Tenya, when the cutlass fish tries to bite into the bait, it touches the metal hook, and the cautious cutlass fish does not bite the bait any more. However, in both the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiment 1 and Embodiment 2, the bait B is attached to the lower side of the trunk 21 or the connection release tool 70, that is, the lowermost side of the hairtail tenya 1, so the hairtail C is attached to the bait B It is possible to make the hairtail C not feel the hook 20 when it bites. As a result, even the cutlassfish C, which has a strong sense of caution, has the illusion that the bait B does not have the hook 20 and is found in the natural world, and bites the bait B. By making it easier for the hairtail C to bite the bait B in this way, it is possible to easily increase the catch. Further, by fixing the bait B with the rubber strings 60, 62, the cutlass C is less likely to perceive that the bait B is artificial, as compared with the case where the bait B is fixed with a conventional metal wire or the like. This makes it easier for the hairtail C to bite the bait B, making it easier to increase the catch.

Further, the hairtail tenya 1 of Embodiments 2 and 3 is provided with an engagement releasing tool 70 . In many cases, when the hairtail C bites into the bait B, it may grope whether it is the bait or not by biting up from below. The impact that hairtail C, which bites from under the bait B in an upward posture, probes is an impact that pushes the hairtail tenya 1 upward. The engagement releasing tool 70 can disengage the snap ring 53 from the projection 24 by an impact that is pushed upward from below. Thereby, even before the hairtail C completely bites the bait B, the retaining ring 53 can be removed from the protrusion 24 and the needle portion 22 can be rotated at the stage when the hairtail C notices and reacts to the bait B.例文帳に追加As a result, it is possible to catch the hairtail C in the stage of searching for the bait B, and it is possible to make it easier to catch the fish.

Further, by providing the safety tool 40, the needle part 22 can be held at the first position P1 where the hand does not touch when attaching the bait B, and the needle part 22 may rotate unexpectedly to injure the hand. can be prevented.

Further, since the rear portion 21a of the trunk portion 21 has a shape bent upward, the hinge 23 does not hit the bait B even when the needle portion 22 rotates, and the bait B can be held stably. Similarly, by configuring the needle portion 22 with two needles 221, the needles 221 do not hit the bait B even when the needle portion 22 rotates, and the bait B can be held stably.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the invention.

For example, in the above-described embodiment, the hairtail tenya 1 includes the first suspension string 51 and the second suspension string 52, but this configuration is not necessarily required. For example, instead of the first suspension string 51 and the second suspension string 52, the line 2 extending from the tip of the fishing rod can be used. Specifically, a loop that serves as a retaining ring 53 is formed in a portion of the cord 2, and the cord 2 is passed through the cord locking device 11 to form a retaining ring 53 (loop portion) made of a portion of the cord 2. The protrusions 24 may be engaged to tie the tip of the cord 2 to the cord 2 so that the cord 2 forms a triangular shape. As a result, the needle portion 22 can be held at the first position P1 by engaging the retaining ring 53 (loop portion) formed of a portion of the cord 2 with the projection 24, and when a force is applied to the trunk portion 21, the projection 24 The needle portion 22 rotates to the second position P2. In this configuration, the ring-shaped snap ring 53 may be attached directly to the line 2 .

In addition, in the above-described embodiment, the trunk portion 21 has a shape in which the rear portion 21a is bent upward, but this configuration is not necessarily required. For example, the trunk portion 21 may be straight without a bent portion.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the body portion 21 has the predetermined inclination angle θ1 with respect to the horizontal plane, but this configuration is not necessarily required. For example, the trunk portion 21 may be provided horizontally without the inclination angle θ1.

Further, in the above embodiment, the needle portion 22 is composed of two hook-shaped needles 221, but this configuration is not necessarily required. For example, the needle portion 22 may consist of a single hook-shaped needle 221 . At this time, the protrusion 24 may be provided near the hinge 23 of the needle portion 22 instead of the hinge 23 .

In the above embodiment, the safety device locking ring 42 and the snap ring 53 are configured in a ring shape, and the projection 24 is configured in a convex shape, but this configuration is not necessarily required. The safety device locking ring 42, the retaining ring 53, and the projection 24 can be engaged with each other to hold the needle portion 22 at the first position P1, and can be easily engaged with each other by applying a small force. Any configuration can be used as long as it is configured to be disengaged.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the weight 10 has a shape that is a simplified fish head, but this configuration is not necessarily required. For example, the weight 10 can have any shape, such as a cannonball shape, an elaborate fish head shape, or the like. Also, the surface of the weight 10 may be provided with a coating film of phosphorescent paint, or a lustrous pseudo-fisheye, etc., in order to easily attract hairtails.

1 hairtail tenya 2 road thread 10 weight 20 fishhook 21 body 22 needle 22a needle tip 221 needle 23 hinge 24 protrusion 25, 26 stop needle 30 elastic body 40 safety device 41 cord portion 42 safety device locking ring 51 first suspension cord 52 Second hanging string 521 First string portion 522 Second string portion 53 Retaining ring 60 Rubber string 601 Rubber string locking ring 61 Hanging tool 70 Disengagement tool 71 Rod-shaped part 72 Connecting part 73 Push-up part 73a Tip of push-up part 74 engaging portion

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weight and
a fishing hook attached to the weight;
A retaining ring and a projection that hold the fishing hook in a predetermined state,
The fishhook includes a linear body extending in a substantially horizontal direction and a hook-shaped hook,
The body has the weight attached to one end and the needle attached to the other end,
The needle portion is rotatably coupled to the barrel portion by a hinge, and moves from a first position where the needle tip is positioned above the barrel portion to a second position where the needle tip is positioned below the barrel portion. It is rotatable to a position of 2,
The retaining ring is provided directly or indirectly on the road thread,
The projection is provided near or at the hinge of the needle portion, projects upward when the needle portion is in the first position, and when a force is applied to the trunk portion or the retaining ring, the It has a shape that allows the retaining ring to come off,
an elastic body for moving the needle portion to the second position is provided at the connecting portion between the needle portion and the body portion;
The retaining ring engages with the projection to hold the needle portion at the first position, and when a force is applied to the body portion or the retaining ring, the retaining ring engaged with the projection is disengaged. The hairtail tenya in which the needle portion is rotated to the second position by the elastic body. Further comprising a first suspension string and a second suspension string interposed between the weight and the road thread,
The first suspension string and the second suspension string have one end attached to the road thread and the other end attached to the weight,
The retaining ring is provided on the second suspension string,
2. The hairtail tenya according to claim 1, wherein said second suspension string has a length that holds said needle portion at said first position in a state where said snap ring is engaged with said projection. the body has a predetermined inclination angle with respect to a horizontal plane so that the needle is located above the weight;
The second suspension string has a first string portion between the weight and the retaining ring, and a second string portion between the retaining ring and the cord when the retaining ring is engaged with the projection. 3. The hairtail tenya according to claim 2, wherein the angle formed by and is approximately 90°. Further comprising a safety tool consisting of a string part with one end attached to the trunk part and a safety tool locking ring attached to the other end of the string part,
4. The safety device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the safety device retains the needle portion at the first position by engaging the safety device locking ring with the projection when the bait is attached. Cutlass Tenya. further comprising a stop pin for attaching the bait,
The hairtail tenya according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the stop pin extends downward from the body and is attached to the body. The hairtail tenya according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the trunk portion has a shape in which the vicinity of the joint portion is bent upward. Further comprising a rubber string for fixing the bait and a hook provided on the weight for hanging the rubber string,
The hairtail tenya according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the rubber string has one end attached to the weight and a rubber string locking ring at the other end. The hairtail tenya according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the needle portion is composed of two hook-shaped needles, and the needles are arranged at a predetermined interval in the left-right direction. an engagement release tool for removing the snap ring from the projection;
a detent for attaching the bait;
The disengagement tool includes a straight rod-shaped part whose one end is attached to the lower part of the weight, a push-up part that pushes up the retaining ring to remove it from the projection, and a connecting part that connects the rod-shaped part and the push-up part. and an engaging portion attached to the tip of the push-up portion,
the bar-shaped portion is attached with play to the weight and extends substantially horizontally in parallel with the body;
The connecting portion is integral at both ends and bifurcated at a central portion, and extends from the rod-shaped portion to above the body with the body interposed therebetween,
The push-up part has a width larger than the inner diameter of the retaining ring,
The engagement releasing tool is configured such that the engaging portion can be engaged with the retaining ring in a state in which the needle portion is held at the first position by the retaining ring and the projection,
4. The stop pin according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the stop pin is attached to the lower portion of the weight or one end of the rod-shaped portion and formed in a linear shape extending substantially horizontally in parallel with the body portion. Cutlass Tenya.

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