JP2781548B2 - Jig for friend fishing - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a jig for a friend fishing, and more particularly to a jig for inserting a thread for a friend fishing of a sweetfish into the back of a decoy sweetfish.

[0002]

[Background Art] As is well known, ayu fishing is
They swim in a river while manipulating a decoy sweetfish, and hook a wild ayu that attacks the decoy sweetfish with a hook and catch it.

[0003] When such friendship of a sweetfish is to be performed, first, a friendship fishing device including a hook for hanging a wild sweetfish and a device thread for manipulating a decoy sweetfish is attached to the decoy sweetfish. In order to easily manipulate the decoy sweetfish, a hanakan is tied in advance to the vicinity of the end portion where the hook of the device thread is tied, and this hanakan is inserted into the cartilage in the nostril of the decoy sweetfish, and friend fishing is performed. A so-called Hanakan device, in which a trick is attached to a decoy sweetfish, is generally performed.

[0004] However, in such a Hanakan device, if a friend fishing device is attached to the decoy sweetfish, the head of the decoy sweetfish will be pulled by the device thread, making it difficult for the decoy sweetfish to lower its head. The dive was inevitably shallower, which had the disadvantage of reducing the range of the sting ayu and of reducing the frequency of wild ayu catching on the tricks needle. It became stable, and there was also a problem that the stinged sweetfish weakened quickly.

[0005] Therefore, instead of such a Hanakan device, it has been practiced to attach a fishing device to the decoy sweetfish by inserting a device thread through the back of the decoy sweetfish.
In such a case, the head of the decoy sweetfish is not pulled by the trapping thread, so that the decoy sweetfish can freely lower its head, thereby deepening the dive and advantageously expanding the range of the swim of the decoy sweetfish. Not only can it be obtained, but it also has the advantage that the swim of the sting ayu is stable and its weakness is slow.

However, at present, no effective jig has been developed to insert a thread into such a part of a sting sweetfish. For example, using a sewing needle or the like, a sewing thread of the sewing needle is used. The sewing thread is inserted through the back of the sting sweetfish by piercing the sewing needle into the spine of the sting ayu while the thread is inserted through the hole on the base side through which the stitch thread is inserted. However, since it is difficult to insert the wet thread into the hole on the base side of the sewing needle, not only the preparation work prior to the operation of inserting the thread into the sting sweet but also the sewing needle has an elongated shape. Therefore, when piercing the sewing needle through the back of the decoy sweetfish, it is not possible to apply sufficient force to the sewing needle, and in addition, since the back of the decoy sweetfish is relatively hard,
The operation of inserting the thread into the back of the decoy sweetfish itself is extremely difficult and time-consuming.

[0007]

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and a solution of the present invention is to provide a fishing line for a friend fishing on the back of a decoy sweetfish. It is an object of the present invention to provide a friend fishing device which can be inserted quickly and quickly.

[0008]

In order to solve such a problem, the present invention relates to a jig for inserting a fishing line for friend fishing into the back of a decoy sweetfish, and (a) an elongated needle pierced by the decoy sweetfish. (B) a gripping portion provided on the base side of the piercing portion and gripped by fingers,
(C) a hook formed by a cut groove provided in the vicinity of the tip end of the piercing portion, wherein the hook thread is hooked, and the cut groove of the hook portion is hooked on the hook. The hooked thread is locked when pulled to the base side of the piercing portion, but is released when pulled to the opposite side and detaches from the hook portion. It is configured so that it can be squeezed, a hooking thread is hooked on the hooking portion of the piercing portion, the piercing portion is pierced into the back of the decoy sweetfish, and the hooking thread is inserted into the decoy sweetfish, while the By pulling out the piercing part from the decoy ayu under the insertion state to the decoy ayu,
The feature is that the device thread is detached from the hook portion of the piercing portion.

That is, in the jig for a friend fishing according to the present invention, the hook is hooked on the hook of the piercing portion, and the hook is pulled toward the base of the piercing portion. By simply piercing the back of the decoy ayu to a predetermined depth and pulling it out, the thread can be inserted through the back of the decoy ayu. Further, when performing the piercing and withdrawing operations of the piercing portion of such a sting ayu on a relatively hard back, by grasping the grasping portion provided on the base side of the piercing portion, an elongated needle-like piercing is performed. It is possible to apply the force sufficiently and efficiently to the sword part, and moreover,
Since it is simply hooked on the hooking part of the piercing part, unlike when using a sewing needle etc.,
Even if the thread is wet, there is no need to take time for the preparation work before inserting the thread into the decoy sweetfish.

[0010] Therefore, if such a friend fishing jig is used, it is possible to very easily and quickly insert the thread into the back of the decoy sweetfish. In the mounting work, the labor required for the work can be effectively reduced, and the work time can be significantly reduced.

[0011] The present invention also provides the jig for jig fishing as described above, wherein a tension member is provided on the base side of the piercing portion for applying a pulling force in a direction away from the hooking portion of the piercing portion. , In the tension member, at a position closer to the piercing portion base than the hooking portion of the piercing portion,
An engaging portion is provided for engaging the hooking thread hooked on the hooking portion, and the hooking thread engages with the hooking portion of the piercing portion and the tension member based on a pulling force of the pulling member. It is also characterized by being configured to be stretched and held under tension between the stopper and the stop.

According to such a configuration, the hook yarn hooked on the hook portion of the piercing portion is reliably pulled toward the base side of the piercing portion, and the locked state with respect to the hook portion is advantageously secured. This can effectively prevent the thread from loosening and detaching from the hook portion before piercing the sting portion into the back of the sting sweetfish, and as a result, the sting sweetfish Therefore, the operation of inserting the thread into the spine and the operation of attaching the device for friend fishing to the decoy can be performed very reliably and smoothly.

[0013]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, in order to clarify the present invention more specifically, the configuration of a friend fishing device according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

First, FIGS. 1 and 2 schematically show a fishing tackle jig having a structure according to the present invention. As is clear from these drawings, the friend fishing tackling jig 10 is configured to have a grip portion 12, a piercing portion 14 extending integrally from the grip portion 12, and a spring portion 16. I have.

More specifically, the gripping portion 12 of the friend fishing jig 10 is made of metal and has a substantially flat oval thin plate shape, and has a fingertip of each of a thumb and a forefinger. It is configured with a size that can be reliably picked up between. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 18 denotes an insertion hole into which a string for hanging is inserted.

On the other hand, the piercing portion 14 is made of metal, has an overall shape of an elongated needle, and has a length and a thickness similar to a sewing needle. In the piercing portion 14, the grip portion 12 is fixed to an outer edge portion on one side in the length direction of the grip portion 12 at an edge portion on the base portion side,
A hook portion 20 is formed at a portion on the tip side where the thickness starts to gradually decrease.

As shown in an enlarged view in FIG. 3, the hook portion 20 extends from the outer peripheral surface of the predetermined portion toward the base side of the piercing portion 14 at the distal end side of the piercing portion 14. Cut groove 22 formed so as to extend obliquely downward, and of both wall portions of the cut groove 22, formed by a wall portion located on the base side of the piercing portion 14, in other words, And a barb 24 formed at the wall of the cut groove 22 extending toward the tip of the piercing portion 14. Furthermore,
As will be described later, the groove width of the cut groove 22 constituting such a hooking portion 20 is set to the ayu fixing thread 2 which is inserted into the back of the decoy sweetfish and fixed to the back of the decoy sweetfish which constitutes a part of the device thread 25.
6 are sized to be inserted.

As a result, the piercing portion 14 is
2 is formed so as to extend integrally along the length direction thereof, and such a piercing portion 1 is formed.
The ayu fixing thread 26, which constitutes a part of the trapping thread, is inserted into the notch 22
It is designed to be hooked while being inserted and locked in the inside. Further, when the sweetfish fixing thread 26 hooked on the hooking section 20 is pulled toward the base side of the piercing section 14, the locking state of the hooking section 20 in the cut groove 22 is ensured, and The ayu fixing yarn 2 is prevented from coming off from the inside of the insertion groove 22.
When 6 is pulled to the tip end side of the piercing portion 14, the locked state with respect to the cut groove 22 is released, and the cut 6 is detached from the cut groove 22, that is, the hook portion 20. is there. Here, in particular, since the hook 24 is provided with the barb 24 extending toward the tip of the piercing portion 14, the piercing portion of the sweetfish fixing thread 26 hooked on the hooking portion 20 is particularly provided here. Even if the tension state of the base 14 toward the base side is loosened to some extent, the engagement state of the sweetfish fixing thread 26 with respect to the cut groove 22 can be properly ensured.

As is clear from FIGS. 1 and 2, the spring portion 16 has relatively long two arms 28a and 28b.
When a pressing force is applied in a direction in which the two arms 28a and 28b approach and separate from each other, that is, in a direction in which the spring is wound in and in a direction in which the spring is rewound, a reaction force to the pressing force is applied. It is made of a metal torsion coil spring that exerts (acting force to return to the original state),
Cut groove 22 of hook 20 in piercing section 14
Are arranged on the side opposite to the opening side. In the spring portion 16, one arm 28a is connected to the grip 12
At its end, the grip 12
While the other arm 28b is fixed to the fixing portion of the piercing portion 14 at a position separated from the piercing portion 14 by a predetermined distance, the other arm 28b moves from the base side of the piercing portion 14 to the distal end side. It extends substantially in parallel, and its end is a free end at a position below the hooking portion 20 of the piercing portion 14.

Further, in such a spring portion 16, the distal end portion of the arm 28b, which is a free end, is formed as a bent portion 34 bent in the width direction of the grip portion 12, and A disc-shaped engagement piece 30 is integrally fixed to the tip of the bent portion 34 at the center thereof. The surface of the engagement piece 30 is covered with a rubber cover 32 made of silicon rubber having a predetermined thickness, so that the bent portion 34 of the arm 28 b of the spring portion 16 is in contact with the inside of its base. The length between the rubber cover 32 and the length indicated by m in FIG. 2 is slightly smaller than the thickness of the sweetfish fixing thread 26.

Thus, the spring portion 16 is integrally attached to the grip portion 12 fixed to the base portion of the piercing portion 14, and is attached to the piercing portion 14 at the arm 28b. When pressed to approach,
In the direction away from the piercing portion 14, the piercing portion 14
When they are separated from the piercing portion 14, a tensile force is exerted in a direction approaching the piercing portion 14.
Then, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, in a state where the arm 28 b approaches the piercing portion 14 so that the arm 28 b exerts a tensile force in a direction away from the piercing portion 14. The ayu fixing thread 26 hooked on the hook portion 20 of the piercing portion 14 is sandwiched between the inside of the base of the bent portion 34 of the arm 28b and the rubber cover 32, and detached by the elastic force of the rubber cover 32. In the state of being held impossible,
The ayu fixing thread 26 is configured to be locked to the bent portion 34 so that the ayu fixing thread 26 is pulled by the arm 28b in a direction away from the pierced portion 14. Between the hooking portion 20 and the bent portion 34 of the arm 28b, it is stretched and held under tension without loosening.

As is apparent from this, in the present embodiment, the tension member is constituted by the spring portion 16, while the bent portion 34 of the arm 28b in the spring portion 16 is formed.
Thus, the locking portion is formed. In addition, here, in particular, the state in which the ayu fixing thread 26 is locked to the bent portion 34 is merely maintained based on the elastic force of the rubber cover 32. Thread 26
In the above, the portion between the hook portion 20 of the piercing portion 14 and the bent portion 34 of the arm 28b is pushed or pulled toward the base side of the piercing portion 14 to fix the sweetfish to the bent portion 34. The locked state of the thread 26 can be easily released.

When a friend fishing device is attached to a decoy sweetfish using the friend fishing jig 10 having such a configuration, the operation is performed in accordance with, for example, the following procedure.

First, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the intermediate portion of the sweetfish fixing thread 26 is curved, and the curved portion is inserted into the cut groove 22 of the hook portion 20 of the piercing portion 14, While the ayu fixing thread 26 is hooked on the hooking section 20, the arm 28b of the spring section 16 is pressed in the direction approaching the piercing section 14 while the bending section 3 provided at the tip thereof is pressed.
4 and the rubber cover 32 of the engaging piece 30 fixed to the tip of the bent portion 34,
The ayu fixing thread 26 hooked on the nip is sandwiched between the bent portions 34 and the ayu fixing thread 26 is locked. Thereby, the sweetfish fixing thread 26 is stretched under tension between the hook portion 20 of the piercing portion 14 and the bent portion 34 of the spring portion 16. At this time, the ayu fixing thread 26 is attached to the arm 2 of the spring 16.
8b, the rubber cover 32 is irremovably locked between the inside of the base of the bent portion 34 and the rubber cover 32 based on the elastic force of the rubber cover 32. The tensioned state of the sweetfish fixing thread 26 between the hook portion 20 of 14 and the bent portion 34 of the spring portion 16 is favorably maintained.

When hooking the sweetfish fixing thread 26 on the hook portion 20, one end of the sweetfish fixing thread 26 is tied so that a loop is formed thereon, and the loop is connected to the hook portion 20.
It may be hooked on. Thereby, when the sweetfish fixing thread 26 is inserted through the sting sweetfish 36,
Even if the hook is released and pulled back toward the user, the advantage is obtained that the knot of the loop is hooked on the decoy sweetfish 36 and the ayu fixing thread 26 can be prevented from coming out of the decoy sweetfish 36.

Next, as is apparent from FIG. 6, as described above, the ayu fixing thread 26 is stretched and held between the piercing portion 14 and the spring portion 16 to hold the jig 10 for friend fishing. Part 1
2 is pinched with the fingertips of the thumb and forefinger, and the piercing portion 14 is pierced near the back of the head on the back of the decoy sweetfish 36 to the base portion thereof. Thereby, together with the tip portion of the piercing portion 14, the hook portion 2 provided at the tip portion is provided.
The ayu fixing thread 26 hooked to 0 is inserted through the back of the decoy ayu 36. At this time, the portion between the hook portion 20 of the piercing portion 14 and the bent portion 34 of the arm 28b in the sweetfish fixing thread 26 is pushed by the back of the decoy sweetfish toward the base side of the piercing portion 14, The locked state of the ayu fixing thread 26 with respect to the bent portion 34 is released, whereby the stinging ayu 3 of the piercing portion 14 is removed.
Ayu fixed thread 26 is smoothly sent out along with the insertion into 6.

Thereafter, as shown in FIG.
4 and pull it out of the back of Ayu 36. At that time, the portion of the ayu fixing thread 26 which is detached from the hook portion 20 of the piercing portion 14 and is inserted into the back of the decoy sweetfish 36 together with the tip portion of the piercing portion 14 under the inserted state, The decoy sweetfish 36 will be left.

Then, as shown in FIG.
The ayu fixing thread 26 inserted through the spine of the decoy ayu 36 is attached to a portion where the yarn 33 and the intermediate harness 37 which constitute the hanging yarn 25 together with the tie 6 are connected to each other. More specifically, in the same manner as in the prior art, in addition to the sweetfish fixing thread 26, the trailing thread 25 has a trailing thread 33 whose end is tied to a rod (not shown), and a hanging needle 38 and a sasasa needle 39 at both ends. Harris 35 with
And a middle harris 37 connecting the harris 35 and the harris 35. Then, for example, in such a trap yarn 25, one end of the ayu fixing thread 26 is tied to a portion where the woof 33 and the intermediate harris 37 are tied to each other before being inserted into the decoy ayu 36, and the After the thread 26 is inserted through the decoy sweetfish 36, the mounting bracket 40 having the same structure as that of the related art, which is previously tied to such a portion,
The other end of the ayu fixing thread 26 is attached. In addition, the ayu fixing thread 26 inserted through the decoy sweetfish 36 is tied to the decoy sweetfish 36 without using such a mounting bracket 40, and at a portion where the staple 33 and the intermediate harris 37 are connected to each other. You may make it connect.

Thus, the friend fishing device 42 including the hanging thread 25 and the hanging needle 38 and the sakasa needle 39 connected thereto is attached to the decoy sweetfish 36.

As described above, in the fishing tackle jig 10 according to the present embodiment, of the hooking yarn 25, the sweetfish fixing yarn 26 fixed to the decoy sweetfish 36 is inserted into the hooking portion 20 of the piercing portion 14. While being hooked, the ayu fixing thread 26 hooked on the hook portion 20 is engaged with the bent portion 34 of the arm 28b while pressing the arm 28b of the spring portion 16 against the piercing portion 14, and in this state, By simply piercing the piercing portion 14 into the back of the decoy sweetfish 36 and then pulling it out, the ayu fixing thread 26 can be inserted through the back of the decoy sweetfish 36, and such a piercing and pulling operation can be performed. Is performed, the grasping portion 12 is pinched with a fingertip, and the piercing portion 14 is
You can apply enough force to

Therefore, by using the jig 10 for fishing with a friend, it is possible to insert the ayu fixing thread 26 very easily and quickly into a predetermined portion of the back of the decoy ayu 36. As a result, In the work of attaching the friend fishing device 42 to the decoy sweets 36, the labor required for the work can be effectively reduced, and the work time can be drastically shortened.

In the jig 10 for friend fishing, the ayu fixing thread 26 is formed based on the pulling force of the arm 28b of the spring portion 16 in the direction away from the piercing portion 14.
Is stretched under tension between the hooking portion 20 of the piercing portion 14 and the bent portion 34 of the arm 28b. In a state where it is securely locked, the piercing part 14 is decoyed
This makes it possible to insert the ayu fixing thread 26 into the spine of the decoy sweetfish 36 and, consequently, attach the friend fishing device 42 to the decoy sweetfish 36 very reliably and smoothly. It can be done in

Further, in the jig 10 for friend fishing according to this example, the sweetfish fixing thread 26 is formed on the basis of the elastic force of the rubber cover 32 provided on the bent portion 34 of the arm 28b of the spring portion 16. , So as to be undetachably locked to the bent portion 34, so that even if the hand is released from the ayu fixing thread 26, the hook portion 20 of the piercing portion 14 and the bent portion 34 of the spring portion 16 can be locked. Since the tension state of the sweetfish fixing thread 26 is maintained well, the piercing portion 14
It is possible to more advantageously prevent the ayu fixing thread 26 from being detached from the hooking portion 20 before piercing the decoy sweetfish 36, thereby improving the usability. The operation of inserting the ayu fixing thread 26 into the decoy ayu 36 can be performed more smoothly.

Further, in the friend fishing device 10, as described above, the locking state of the ayu fixing thread 26 with respect to the bent portion 34 of the spring portion 16 depends on the elasticity of the rubber cover 32 provided on the bent portion 34. It is secured only on the basis of the force, and when the piercing portion 14 is pierced into the back of the decoy sweetfish 36, the locked state is easily released, whereby the piercing portion 14 is released.
Since the ayu fixing thread 26 is smoothly sent out with the insertion of the decoy ayu 36, the operation of inserting the ayu fixing thread 26 into the decoy ayu 36 can be performed even more smoothly. This has the advantage that the length of insertion of the ayu fixing thread 26 into the decoy ayu 36 can be sufficiently ensured.

By the way, in this specific example, the grip portion 12, the piercing portion 14, and the spring 16 are all made of a metal material, but if sufficient strength can be ensured,
As such constituent materials, any other materials such as synthetic resin materials can be used.

In this embodiment, the gripper 12 has a substantially elliptical thin flat plate shape and has a size that can be reliably gripped between the thumb and the index finger. However, the shape and size are not limited to this.

Further, in this specific example, the piercing portion 14 is configured to have a length and a thickness similar to that of the sewing needle, but these can be appropriately changed depending on the size of the decoy sweetfish 36 and the like. .

Further, the structure of the hooking portion 20 provided near the tip of the piercing portion 14 is not limited to the one shown in this embodiment. Although it is locked when pulled toward the base side of the part 14, when pulled to the opposite side,
Any structure can be adopted as long as it is formed of a cut groove configured to be released from the hooking portion 20 after the locked state is released.

Further, in this embodiment, the spring portion 16 as a tension member is formed of a torsion coil spring. However, such a tension member also exerts a tensile force in a direction away from the piercing portion 14. Then, the structure is not limited to this at all, and, for example, a coil spring, a leaf spring, or various elastic bodies may be employed instead of the torsion coil spring in the present specific example. .

Further, the locking portion provided on such a tension member is not limited to the one shown in the present embodiment, but is located below the hooking portion 20 of the piercing portion 14. Any structure can be adopted as long as the ayu fixing thread 26 hooked on the hook portion 20 can be locked. For example, a cut groove is provided at the predetermined position of the tension member, and this is provided. Even if it is used as a locking part, there is no problem.

Also, the structure of the friend fishing device 42 and the attachment structure of the sweetfish fixing yarn 26 to the other device yarns 33, 35, 37 are not limited to those shown in this embodiment. It goes without saying.

Although the specific configuration of the present invention has been described in detail above, it goes without saying that the present invention is not subject to any restrictions due to such description. In addition, in addition to the specific examples described above, various changes, modifications, improvements, and the like based on the knowledge of those skilled in the art can be made to the present invention without departing from the spirit of the present invention. It should be understood.

[0043]

As is clear from the above description, in the jig for fishing with friends according to the present invention, it is possible to very easily and quickly pass the fishing line through the back of the decoy sweetfish. Thus, the labor and time required for attaching the friend fishing device to the bait sweetfish can be effectively reduced or shortened.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory front view showing an example of a friend fishing device according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged right side explanatory view of the friend fishing device shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is an enlarged explanatory view of a main part of a tip portion of a piercing portion in the fishing tackle jig shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the use of the friend fishing device shown in FIG. 1;
It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of a process of the attachment operation | work of the friend fishing tackle with respect to a decoy sweetfish, and has shown the state which hooked the hook thread on the friend fishing tackling jig.

5 is an enlarged explanatory view of a main part on the right side of a front end portion of the jig in a locked state of the catch yarn of FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the use of the jig for jig fishing shown in FIG. 1;
It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of another process of the attachment operation | work of the friend fishing tackle with respect to a decoy sweetfish, and has shown the state which pierced the back tack of the decoy sweetfish with the friend fishing tackling jig which the hooking thread was locked.

FIG. 7 shows the use of the friend fishing device shown in FIG.
It is explanatory drawing which shows another example of a process of the attachment operation | work of the friend fishing device with respect to a decoy sweetfish, and has shown the state which inserted the trapping thread to the back of the decoy sweetfish.

FIG. 8 shows the use of the jig for jig fishing shown in FIG.
It is explanatory drawing which shows the other example of a process of attaching the friend fishing device to a decoy sweetfish, and has shown the state which completed installation of the friend fishing device to a decoy sweetfish.

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF REFERENCE NUMERALS 10 Friend fishing jig 12 Gripping part 14 Piercing part 16 Spring part 20 Hook part 22 Cut groove 24 Return 25 Thread 26 Ayu fixing thread 34 Bending part 36 Decoy ayu 42 Friend fishing

Claims (2)

(57) [Claims] 1. A jig for inserting a fishing line for friend fishing into the back of a decoy sweetfish, comprising: an elongated needle-like piercing portion pierced by the decoy sweetfish; and a base provided on the base side of the piercing portion. A grip portion gripped by fingers, and a hook portion formed by a notch groove provided near the tip of the piercing portion, the hook portion being hooked by the hooking thread. When the hook thread hooked on the cut groove of the portion is pulled toward the base side of the piercing portion, it is in a locked state, but when pulled on the opposite side, the locked state is in the locked state. Is released, the hooking portion is detached from the hooking portion, a hooking thread is hooked on the hooking portion of the sticking portion, and the sticking portion is pierced into the back of the decoy sweetfish, and the hooking thread is decoyed. While passing through the sweetfish Under insertion condition,
A hooking jig for friend fishing, wherein the piercing portion is pulled out of the decoy sweetfish so that the device thread is detached from the hook portion of the piercing portion. 2. A tension member for applying a pulling force in a direction away from a hook portion of the piercing portion is provided on a base side of the piercing portion, and the hook portion of the piercing portion in the tension member is provided. A catching portion for catching the hook yarn hooked on the hook portion is provided at a position closer to the sticking portion base side, and the hooking yarn is stabbed based on the pulling force of the tension member. 2. The jig for friend fishing according to claim 1, wherein the jig is configured to be stretched and held under tension between a hooked portion of a hook portion and a locking portion of the tension member.