JP3030007U - Tenbin set - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem to be Solved] To provide a versatile tenbin set that can prevent yarn entanglement and can clearly transmit atari to a yarn. Means for Solving the Problems One end to which a road thread 11 is connected, the other end to which a Harris 12 is connected, and a bent portion 10a bent in a dogleg shape between these ends. A tenbin 10 formed of an elongated wire having a main part, a main part slidably and fixedly arranged between the bent part and the other end part of the tenbin, and between the bent part and the one end part. Auxiliary elastic stop pipe pieces 13 and 14, and the elastic stop pipe pieces restrict movement of the tenbin toward one end and the other end, and are attached to the tenbin so that the tenbin can move along the tenbin. And a guide mounting member 15 that supports the guide mounting member 15.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a tenbin set for connecting Harris or a trunk thread to which a plurality of Harrises are connected so as not to be entangled with a road thread, a coma basket or a weight in fishing.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, as this type of tenbin, various shapes and forms have been known, but those that sufficiently satisfy three points: prevention of entanglement, easy catching of fish, and versatility. Is not commercially available.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 That is, in many of them, the komasekago and the weight are directly attached to the tenbin, so when the fish is pulled, this Atari is absorbed by the komasekago and the weight, and even the line is atari. Is not clearly transmitted. For this reason, in the case of pitching fishing that requires the use of a relatively heavy weight to catch even a small amount of atari, a through hole is formed in the center of the weight, and a tenbin is passed through the through hole. An inductive weight tenbin set is used. However, in such an apparatus, it is inconvenient to replace the weight, and the range of movement of the weight is set in advance by the length of the tenbin, so that it has a drawback of poor versatility.

[0004] Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a versatile tenbin set that can prevent yarn entanglement and can clearly transmit atari to a yarn.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the tenbin set of the present invention has one end to which a road thread is connected and the other end to which a Harris or stem thread is connected, and is folded in a dogleg shape between these ends. A tenbin formed of an elongated wire having a bent portion and a main elastic member slidably and fixedly disposed between the bent portion and the other end of the tenbin. The stop tube piece and the main elastic stop tube piece restrict movement of the tenbin in the direction of the other end, and are mounted on the tenbin so as to be movable along the tenbin, and an induction mounting member having a mounting portion. To have.

[0006]

【Example】

 A tenbin set for carrying a mobile phone according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings regarding a Komasekago set. In FIG. 1, (A) shows a state where this set is falling in water in the direction of arrow a, and (B) shows a state when the set is on a predetermined shelf.

In the figure, a tenbin 10 indicated by reference numeral 10 has a bent portion 10a in which the central portion is bent in a substantially dogleg shape, preferably at 20 to 90 °, and both ends of this tenbin are , Are respectively bent in a ring shape in order to directly or indirectly connect the road thread 11 and the Harris (stem thread) 12. Such a tenbin is integrally formed of a metal wire that is strong against rust such as stainless steel and shape memory alloy and has a predetermined elasticity.

An auxiliary elastic stop tube piece 13 is slidably and fixedly provided between one end of the tenbin 10 to which the road thread 11 is connected and the bent portion 10a. . Similarly, between the other end of the tenbin 10 to which the Harris 12 is connected and the bent portion 10a, a main elastic stop pipe piece 14 is disposed so as to be slidable and fixable therebetween. These stop tube pieces 13 and 14 are made of rubber or synthetic resin having an inner diameter slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the tenbin 10, and can be moved along the tenbin by hand force. The elastic force and dimension thereof are set so that they do not move depending on the contact force of the mounting member for mounting the coma basket, which will be described later. A guide mounting member 15 is mounted on the tenbin 10 so as to be movable between the stop pipe pieces 13 and 14 along the tenbin. The guide mounting member 15 is composed of a metal ring into which the tenbin is inserted, and a mounting portion including a hook portion connected to the metal ring. The metal ring has an inner diameter that is shorter than the outer diameter of the stop tubes 13 and 14 and is prevented from moving beyond the stop tubes. Further, this metal ring may be constituted by, for example, a hook so that it can be attached to and detached from the tenbin 10. Such a guide mounting member 15 can be composed of, for example, a commercially available sulcan with a snap.

In the figure, reference numeral 16 indicates a known coma basket that is detachably mounted on the mounting portion of the guide mounting member 15 and has a weight attached to the bottom. Next, a method of using the tenbin set having the above-described configuration will be described in the case of boat fishing.

First, while putting the comasses into the comass basket 16, the bait is attached to the fishing hook (not shown), and the set is put into the sea from the ship. The state in which this set is falling in the direction of the arrow a in the sea by the weight attached to the coma basket 16 is as shown in FIG. 1 (A). That is, the comass basket 16 is located at the bent portion 10a of the tenbin regardless of the positions of the auxiliary and main stop pipe pieces 13 and 14, and faces downward from the tenbin. As a result, the tenbin 10 is positioned substantially horizontally, and the road thread 11 and the Harris 12 connected to both ends of the tenbin 10 are positioned above the tenbin 10 and are substantially parallel to each other at a predetermined interval. It is extended. As a result, the entanglement between the road yarn 11 and the Harris 12 is prevented, and the entanglement between the yarn and the Harris 12 is also prevented.

Then, when the comass set reaches a predetermined shelf and the delivery of the road thread 11 is stopped, the comass basket set is in the state shown in FIG. 1 (B). That is, the tenbin 10 pivots about one end so that one end of the tenbin 10 is located substantially vertically and the comase basket 16 slides down the tenbin 10 in the direction of the other end in the direction of the arrow b, and the main stop pipe piece 14 And stops at the stop tube piece 14 with a predetermined distance d1 from the other end of the tenbin. At the same time as the operation of the tenbin 10 and the coma basket 16, the weight of the bait causes the Harris 12 to hang down below the tenbin 10. Incidentally, at this time, as described above, the comas basket 16 is separated from the other end of the tenbin 10 by the distance d1, so that the entanglement of the Harris 12 with the comas basket 16 is prevented. Further, the distance d1 is adjusted by moving the main stop tube piece 14 along the tenbin, so that the distance d1 can be arbitrarily set according to the size of the coma basket 16, the length of the Harris 12, and the like.

When the fish eats the bait, the pulling of the Harris 12 by the fish is transmitted to the line without being absorbed by the comasecago 16 because the comasecago 16 is an inductive type. As a result, the fisherman can reliably catch even a small hit. When this happens, the coma basket 16 moves relatively to the tenbin in the direction of the one end as indicated by the arrow c, and comes into contact with the auxiliary stop pipe piece 13 at the stop pipe piece. , And is stopped with a predetermined distance d2 from one end of the tenbin 10. As a result, even if the fish caught on the needle violently shakes the Komasekago 16, since the Komasekago 16 has at least the distance d2 from one end of the tenbin 10 to which the threads are connected, the Komasekago 16 is It is prevented from being entangled in. This distance d2 can also be adjusted by moving the auxiliary stop tube piece 13. The degree of entanglement between the Komasekago 16 and the road thread 11 when the auxiliary stop tube piece 13 is absent is smaller than that when the main stop tube piece 14 is absent, so it is not always necessary. Absent.

Further, in order to facilitate the manual movement of the stop pipe pieces 13, 14, the tenbin 10 is provided with threading balls having a diameter larger than the outer diameter of the stop pipe pieces on both sides of the stop pipe pieces. Just do it. This through-ball has a through-hole like the ball float, and the tenbin is freely inserted into this through-hole so that it can move freely along the tenbin. In such a configuration, by picking up the hollow ball and moving it, the stop tube piece can be easily moved by the finger by being pushed by the hollow ball. Further, when the fish is pulled, the main stop pipe piece 14 is subjected to a much larger load than the auxiliary stop pipe piece 13, so that this stop pipe piece 14 is stronger (with a stronger elastic force). It is desirable to be fixed to. To this end, the main stop piece 14 can be made of an elastic tube that is stiffer and / or smaller in diameter than the auxiliary stop piece 13. In this case, it becomes difficult for the main stop tube piece 14 to slide with respect to the tenbin, but this problem can be solved by using the above-mentioned hollow thread. At this time, it is not necessary to provide a through ball on the side of the auxiliary stop tube piece 13.

In the tenbin 10, the bent portion 10a is preferably bent at about 90 °, and the bending method is to bend strongly to 90 ° or more and then return it to about 90 °. It is preferable because the spring force of the stainless steel forming the tenbin can be strengthened and the 90 ° bend can be maintained for a long time. Further, it is preferable that the other end of the tenbin 10 to which the Harris is connected is slightly bent to one end side rather than being straight so that the bent portion is maintained at about 90 °.

As described above, in the Komasekago set according to the present invention, an arbitrary Komasekago (weight) can be attached to the tenbin in a replaceable manner, and the entanglement between the road thread and the Harris (stem thread) and these The entanglement with the set is prevented, and even a small hit can be reliably taken.

Although the tenbin set according to the present invention has been described for the case in which the Komasekago is attached, for example, only the weight may be directly attached to the attachment section without using the Komasekago. It can also be applied to fishing from land. [Brief Description of Drawings] FIG. 1 shows a set according to an embodiment of the present invention. (A) shows a state of being dropped in the sea, and (B) shows a state of being stopped or hit in the sea. Indicates that there was.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1A is a diagram showing a tenbin set according to an embodiment of the present invention in a state of being dropped in water from a ship;
(B) is a diagram showing a state in which the tenbin set is held at a predetermined underwater position.

[Explanation of symbols]

10 ... Tenbin, 10a ... Bent portion, 11 ... Road thread, 12 ...
Harris, 13 ... Auxiliary stop pipe piece, 14 ... Main stop pipe piece, 15 ... Mounting member, 16 ... Komasekago.

[Procedure amendment]

[Submission date] June 6, 1996

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Claims (6)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. An elongated wire having one end to which a road yarn is connected, another end to which a Harris or stem yarn is connected, and a bent portion bent in a dogleg shape between these ends. And a main elastic stop pipe piece that is slidably and fixedly disposed between the bent portion and the other end portion of the tenbin. A tenbin set including: an induction mounting member that has a mounting portion and is mounted on the tenbin so as to be movable along the tenbin with its movement in the other end direction restricted. 2. The auxiliary stop piece, which is slidably and fixedly disposed between one end of the tenbin and the bent portion and restricts movement of the induction mounting portion toward one end of the tenbin. Tenbin set. 3. The tenbin set according to claim 1, further comprising a weight-equipped coma basket that is attachable to and detachable from the mounting portion of the mounting member. 4. The fishing hook set according to claim 2, wherein at least one of the main and auxiliary elastic stop pipe pieces is formed of rubber or synthetic resin having an inner diameter slightly shorter than the outer diameter of the tenbin. 5. The fishing hook and loop set according to claim 1, wherein the main elastic stop pipe piece can be fixed to the tenbin with a stronger elastic force than the auxiliary elastic stop pipe piece. 6. A member for moving at least the main elastic stop tube among the main elastic stop tube and the auxiliary elastic stop tube is provided with a through hole into which the tenbin is loosely inserted. Consisting of a continuous ball having
The fishing hook set according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the stop pipe piece is moved in contact with the stop pipe piece.