JP3065316U - Jig head lure brush guard - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To improve the rooting prevention performance, which has been a problem of the rooting prevention brush having a circular cross-section that is conventionally used by attaching to a jig head lure, hooking to the target fish may occur. Improve the conflicting properties of getting worse. SOLUTION: A brush-shaped part having a triangular cross-sectional shape has been devised and manufactured for the purpose of changing the elasticity and the deformation rate caused by reducing the cross-sectional area, and a jig head luer to which it can be attached has been manufactured.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a brush-like component having a triangular cross-sectional shape, which is attached to a jig head luer for the purpose of preventing the lure from getting stuck, and a jig head luer to which the brush-like component can be attached.

[0002]

[Function of parts]

 The jig head lure 4 is attached to the triangular female portion 3-a for mounting the brush provided on the weight 3 of the jig head lure and covers the fishing hook 2 and its tip, so that the jig head lure 4 can be any obstacle other than the target fish. Use the elasticity of the brush to prevent the object from being caught or stuck when it comes into contact with the object, making it impossible to recover. The hooking of the target fish, which is originally intended, uses a fishing rod or fishing line to apply tension to the artificial bait in the mouth of the target fish (together), and the force exceeds the elasticity of the brush 1 for preventing rooting. The hook tip can be penetrated and hooked.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 Conventionally, brush-shaped parts with a circular cross section exist as anchoring prevention parts to be attached to a jig head lure.However, in order to ensure elasticity to actually obtain sufficient anchoring prevention performance, configure the parts. It was necessary to increase the number of plastic or nylon fibers and increase the cross-sectional diameter of the parts. For this reason, if emphasis is placed on preventing sticking, the original purpose of the jig head lure, when hooking into the mouth of the target fish, is that the brush-shaped part is too elastic and the hook tip is brush-shaped due to the thickened diameter. There was a problem that the parts were hard to penetrate and hard to hook. In addition, in the case of conventional brushes having a circular cross section, if emphasis is placed on the prevention of rooting, the brush diameter must inevitably be increased, and therefore the plastic or nylon fiber when the brush portion comes into contact with an obstacle is required. In addition to the increased elasticity, this also causes unnecessary behavior when the main body tries to pass through while avoiding obstacles, which also increases the roots. I had it.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve both the improvement of the sticking prevention performance and the ease of hooking of the above problem, the brush must first be secured with sufficient fiber density to obtain the elasticity necessary to exhibit sufficient sticking avoidance performance. When the parts pass through obstacles while contacting, the jig head lure does not give unnecessary behavior change to the jig head lure while maintaining a moderate reaction force, and the jig head lure enters the mouth of the target fish. It was thought that it was necessary to have a cross-sectional shape that would allow the hook tip to penetrate the brush-like part quickly, and as a result of consideration and actual fishing experiments, a brush-like part having a triangular cross-section was devised.

[0005]

[Example of the invention]

 To achieve this, a triangular cylindrical mold is made, filled with plastic or nylon fiber 1-a for forming parts, and one end is heated and welded to form a brush, and a triangular cross section is formed. Rooting prevention brush 1 was manufactured. In accordance with this, a jig head lure 4 composed of a weight portion 3 provided with a triangular female portion 3-a and a hook 2 so that the brush 1 having the triangular cross section can be attached is manufactured. By reducing the cross-sectional area by making the brush cross section triangular, plastic or nylon to prevent snagging on obstacles etc. while securing more flexible elasticity and deformation to hook the target fish Fiber density and elasticity were also ensured.

[0006]

[Effect of the invention]

 Since the present invention is configured as described above, the present invention solves the conventional problem, and has an effect that the target fish can be easily hooked while exhibiting sufficient rooting prevention performance. When the jig head lure is hooked in the mouth of the target fish, the triangular apex of the brush hits the mouth due to the minimum necessary tension from the outside (together) or the pressure in the mouth of the target fish itself. Since the plastic or nylon fiber deformed thinly and flat, the hook tip could easily penetrate the brush, and as a result, the hooking effect was improved. In addition, when the jig head lure and the sticking prevention brush come into contact with an obstacle other than the target fish, the triangular apex of the brush-like part and the adjacent left and right surfaces prevent the jig head lure including the hook from the obstacle. Unnecessary change in behavior of the jig head lure itself at the time of contact with obstacles is reduced compared to the conventional one, because it gives ideal elasticity. As a result, the conventional problem that a brush-shaped part having a circular cross section itself is caught by an obstacle was solved.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a root preventing brush having a triangular cross section and a jig head lure to which the brush is attached.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a root preventing brush having a triangular cross section.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a root preventing brush having a triangular cross section.

FIG. 4 is a side view of a root preventing brush having a triangular cross section and a jig head lure to which the brush is attached.

FIG. 5 is a top view of a jig head lure provided with a triangular female portion so as to be able to mount a sticking prevention brush having a triangular cross section.

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Triangular cross section prevention brush 2 Fishing hook 3 Jig head lure weight part 4 Jig head lure A Heat welding part at the time of molding 1-a Plastic or nylon fiber 3-a Triangular female part for triangular cross section prevention brush

Claims (2)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A plastic or nylon fiber 1-a
Is filled in a triangular cylindrical mold having an arbitrary size, and one end thereof is heated and welded to form a brush shape, and then removed from the mold to prevent the rooting prevention brush 1 having a triangular cross section. 2. A jig head luer 4 comprising a weight portion 3 and a hook 2 to which a brush 1 having a triangular cross section can be attached.