JP3013322U - Fishing line cutter - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] A fishing line cutter that allows a fishing line such as Harris or Michito to easily pass through the needle hole of a fishing hook of artificial bait such as kebur or fly at a fishing spot. To provide. [Structure] A line cutter for fishing, characterized in that a line threading tool that can be freely put in and taken out is provided in the line cutter body. [Effect] Even if there is adhesive, feathers, or hair that has entered the needle hole of the fishing hook, you can smoothly insert the fishing line into the needle hole by using the line thread provided in addition to the line cutter. This makes it extremely easy to attach the bait to the fishing hook.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a fishing line cutter, and more particularly to a fishing line cutter provided with a threading tool for threading a thread through a needle hole of a dummy bait.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In recent years, the fishing population has been increasing, which has become a so-called fishing boom. From the hobby stage to sports, the area of fishing itself is expanding, and as a result, the breadth of people fishing regardless of age or sex is rapidly expanding. However, fishing requires baits, and if the baits are creatures such as moss, earthworms, and insects, they often soil their hands and are disliked by children and women. For this reason, on the other hand, regardless of whether it is sea fishing, surf fishing, or mountain stream fishing, fishing techniques that use lures and flies that use artificial bait to keep hands clean are becoming more popular.

In particular, in the case of simulated bait such as flash and fly, a fishing hook having feathers or hairs attached thereto is used. In this flash and fly, feathers and bristles are tied to a fishing hook with a thin thread, and finally, just in case, the tied portion is fixed with an adhesive (see Fig. 7). However, as is well known, the fishing hook has a base hole at the base, and the fishing line such as Michiite or Harris is used to tie it to the needle hole.However, adhesive may be inadvertently attached to the needle hole. , Often have feathers and hair. In this way, when the adhesive is attached or feathers or hairs enter the needle hole of the fishing hook, when the fishing line is passed through the needle hole, they become an obstacle and the fishing line cannot pass. Since the fishing hook is made of synthetic resin such as nylon and polyethylene, it has a weak tip and does not easily pass through the needle hole.

By the way, the operation of tying the fishing line to the fishing hook is performed by using a fishing line cutter equipped with a hook which is generally sold. This fishing line cutter is used for tying a fishing line to a fishing line and then cutting the excess fishing line with the blade of the line cutter. Also, if you prick a needle hole with the tip of the needle provided in the fishing line cutter, the adhesive is temporarily removed. However, feathers and hairs are too thin to be picked up by the needle, and rather, the feathers get into the needle hole, which is troublesome.

Since the line cutter is generally in the shape of a nail clipper and has a blade at the tip, the blade tip may cut the feathers that have entered the needle hole. However, this method is not always appropriate because it is desirable to leave the feathers and hair of the fly, fly, etc. as much as possible and to cover the fishing hooks in order to make it look like real food.

[0006]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 The present invention is intended to solve the above problems. That is, an object of the present invention is to provide a fishing line cutter that allows a fishing line such as Harris and Michito to be easily passed through the needle hole of a fishing hook of a pseudo bait such as flash and fly at a fishing spot. To provide.

[0007]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The inventors of the present invention, as a result of intensive research on such a problem, have found that a fishing line cutter is provided with a threader instead of a needle, so that a false bait such as a hair or fly can be obtained. The inventors have found that it is possible to easily attach a fishing line such as Harris or Michiito to a fishing hook, and have completed the present invention based on this finding.

That is, the present invention resides in a fishing line cutter including a threading tool. Further, in the fishing line cutter, the fishing line cutter is provided with a threading tool that can be freely put in and taken out from the line cutter body. Further, in a fishing line cutter, the present invention resides in a fishing line cutter in which a threading tool is rotatably attached in the middle of the line cutter body, and the threading tool can be freely taken in and out from the side of the line cutter body. And, it also exists in a fishing line cutter provided with a knob for assisting the operation of putting in and out of the threading device.

Further, in the fishing line cutter, there is a fishing line cutter in which the threading tool is slidably attached to the line cutter body and the threading tool can be freely inserted into and removed from the front side of the line cutter body. Further, a fishing line cutter equipped with a threading device that can be freely taken in and out, wherein a guide groove is provided in the line cutter body, and a base of the threading device is fixed to a guide body guided by the guide groove. It exists in a fishing line cutter in which the threading tool is inserted into and removed from the line cutter body from the front. Further, in the fishing line cutter, the threading tool is elastically abutted against the line cutter body so that the guide body is securely held at an appropriate position in the guide groove.

[0010]

[Action]

 With the above-described configuration, even if there is adhesive, feathers, hairs, etc. that have entered the needle hole of the fishing hook, the fishing line can be smoothly threaded using the threader from the fishing hook. Can be inserted.

[0011]

【Example】

 The present invention will be described below based on the embodiments shown in the drawings. 1 is an external view showing a fishing line cutter according to a first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a view showing a state in which a threading device is taken out from the state of FIG. The fishing line cutter of the present invention roughly comprises a line cutter body A and a threading tool B. The main body of the line cutter is in the form of a nail clipper, and is composed of an upper blade member 3 and a lower blade member 1. The tip of each member has an inclined portion 4 and an inclined portion 2, and a pressure contact blade 4A and a pressure contact blade 2A are provided respectively. The upper blade member 3 and the lower blade member 1 are fixed by, for example, spot welding or the like at the ends opposite to the press contact blades to form a welded portion 5.

Since the upper blade member 3 and the lower blade member 1 are made of plastic, steel or the like, they rotate about the welded welded portion 5 as a fulcrum, and the two press contact blades 4A and 2A mesh with each other. By providing the thin portion 7 on the upper blade member 3 and the lower blade member 1, the upper blade member 3 and the lower blade member 1 are more elastically fitted together. On the other hand, the threading tool B is made by bending the metal wire body 12 into a substantially rhombic shape and attaching it to the base body 13A, and a steel wire is mainly used as the material of the metal wire body 12. The reason why steel wire is used is that it does not lose elasticity even after repeated use. So long as this property can be substantially retained, there is no problem even if it is made of highly elastic synthetic resin.

A base portion of the threading tool B, that is, one end of the base body 13 A is rotatably attached in the middle of the upper blade member 3 by, for example, a pin, a rivet or the like to form a pivot portion 6. Therefore, by rotating the threading device B, it is possible to put it in the back side of the base body 13A and store it, or to take it out laterally from the base body, that is, it can be freely taken out and put in. A knob 13A1 is provided in a protruding shape on a part of the base of the threading device B. By grasping this knob with a finger, it becomes easy to rotate. With the threading tool B stored in the back surface of the upper blade member 3, the knob body 13A1 abuts the recess 8 provided in the upper blade member 3 so that the knob body can be housed without disturbing. The shape of the metal wire 12 of the threading tool B is usually a rhombus in which one corner intersects, but if the fishing line can be hooked and passed through the needle hole of the fishing hook, the The shape is not limited.

FIG. 3 is an external view showing a fishing line cutter according to a second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a side view of the fishing line cutter. In the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the threading tool B can be inserted into and removed from the line cutter main body A from the side, but in the second embodiment, the line cutter main body is used. It can be freely taken in and out from the front of A. The fishing line cutter of this embodiment also roughly includes a line cutter body A and a threading tool B. The threading tool B provided is also a base body 13B provided with a diamond-shaped metal wire 12, and a steel wire is used as the metal wire. The base body 13B of the threading device B is provided with an uneven portion 13B1 and has a mounting hole.

On the other hand, the upper blade member 3 of the line cutter is provided with a slotted inner groove 9 in the front-rear direction in the middle thereof, and a window hole 10 is formed in the inclined portion 4 near the tip. Is provided. Then, the guide body 11 that is guided and moved along the guide groove 9 is fitted and the base body 13B of the threading tool B is attached to the inner body 11 of the case. A rivet body, a pin body, or the like is used as the guide body 11, and the guide body 11 is fixed by caulking or the like (naturally welding is also possible) through the mounting hole of the base body 13B. The enlarged head portion of the guide body 11 is provided with irregularities so that when the guide body 11 is pushed along the guide groove and moved along the guide groove, there is no finger slippage.

As described above, the threading tool B is slidably attached to the upper blade member 3 of the line cutter body in the front-rear direction, so that the rhombic metal wire body 12 can be freely inserted and removed from the window hole 10. Become. Needless to say, the size of the window hole is made smaller than the width of the metal wire body 12. That is, when the head of the guide body 11 is pressed and moved forward with the fingertip, the threading tool B integrated with the guide body 11 moves forward, and the metal wire body 12 comes out of the window hole 10. Go (see FIG. 5). Further, by returning to the rear and moving it, the metal wire body 12 of the threading tool is drawn in from the window hole 10 and stored in the line cutter body (see FIG. 3).

Next, the procedure of operating the line cutter of the present invention will be described. At the fishing spot, if the needle hole 16 of the fishing hook 14 in the simulated bait such as fry or hair is filled with the adhesive, take out the threading tool B from the line cutter for fishing of the present invention and use the metal wire. First, the adhesive is removed by poking the needle hole 16 of the fishing hook 14 at the tip of the body 12 or by using the needle portion of another fishing hook to peck the needle hole 16 of the fishing hook 14. In that case, when the feathers, hairs 15, etc. do not adhere to or get into the needle hole 16, the fishing line D can be directly inserted into the needle hole 16, so that The fishing line D can be tied together without difficulty.

Further, as shown in FIG. 6, when the feathers, hairs 15 and the like are attached to the needle hole 16 or get into the needle hole 16, the metal wire body 12 ejected from the line cutter body is Insert into the needle hole 16 of the fishing hook 14 and hook the fishing line D from the opposite side to pull it out. At this time, it goes without saying that the fishing line D is hooked on the metal wire 12 by inserting the fishing line D into the rhombus of the metal wire 12. Then, after the fishing line is passed through the needle hole 16 of the fishing hook 14, it is tied. If excess fishing line remains after tying, cut it using the crimping blade of the line cutter.

When the threading device is pulled out from the side like the line cutter of the first embodiment and when the threading device is pulled out from the front like the line cutter of the second embodiment, the line is pulled out. The usage of fingers of the hand holding the cutter is different. Therefore, which type of fishing line cutter to use depends on the angler's habit at the fishing spot.

Although the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to this embodiment, and various other modifications can be made without departing from the essence thereof. For example, the attaching portion of the threading device may be the lower blade member instead of the upper blade member. Further, based on the essence of the present invention, it can be fully understood that the line cutter of the present invention is not limited to fishing, but can be used for home use, construction, etc.

[0021]

[Effect of device]

 Since it has the above-mentioned configuration, even if there is adhesive, feathers, hair, etc. that has entered the needle hole of the fishing hook, in addition to the line cutter, the fishing line provided with it can be used. The hook can be smoothly inserted into the needle hole, making it extremely easy to attach the dummy bait to the fishing hook. Also, by rotatably mounting the threading tool in the middle of the line cutter body, the line cutter body can be easily put in and taken out from the side. In addition, the threading tool is slidably attached to the line cutter body so that the line cutter body can be easily put in and taken out forward. It is safe to keep the fragile threader in the line cutter body.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a view showing a fishing line cutter according to a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a state in which a threader is taken out from the state of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a fishing line cutter according to a second embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a side view of the fishing line cutter of FIG.

FIG. 5 is a view showing a state in which the threader is taken out from the state shown in FIG.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a procedure technique for passing a fishing line through a fishing hook of a fly.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a simulated bait such as a fly.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Lower blade member 2 ... Inclined part 2A ... Lower blade 3 ... Upper blade member 4 ... Inclined part 4A ... Upper blade 5 ... Welding part 6 ... Attachment part 7 ... Thin part 8 ... Recessed part 9 ... Guide groove 10 ... Window hole 11 ... Guide body 12 ... Metal wire body 13A ... Base body 13A1 ... Pick body 13B ... Base body 13B1 ... Uneven portion 14 ... Fishing hook 15 ... Feather, hair 16 ... Needle hole A ... Line cutter body B ... Threading body C ... Pseudo bait (Fly) D ... Fishing line

Claims (7)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A fishing line cutter having a threader. 2. The fishing line cutter, wherein the line cutter body is provided with a threading tool that can be freely taken in and out. 3. In a fishing line cutter, a threading device is rotatably attached in the middle of the line cutter body,
A line cutter for fishing, characterized in that a threading tool can be freely taken in and out from the side of the line cutter body. 4. The fishing line cutter according to claim 3, wherein the threading device is provided with a knob for assisting the operation of putting in and out. 5. A fishing line cutter, wherein the threading tool is slidably attached to the line cutter body, and the threading tool can be inserted into and removed from the line cutter body from the front side. 6. A fishing line cutter equipped with a threading device that can be freely taken in and out, wherein a guide groove is provided in the line cutter body, and a base of the threading device is fixed to a guide body guided by the guide groove. A line cutter for fishing, characterized in that a threading tool can be freely taken in and out from the front of the line cutter body. 7. The threading tool is elastically abutted against the line cutter body so that the guide body is securely held at an appropriate position in the guide groove. Line cutter for fishing.