JP3076956U - Pole stand - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] For all fishing rods with different reel positions,
It is good while preventing the reel from interfering with the front receiving member. An auxiliary arm (50) is attached to an arm body (40) so as to be adjustable in length, so that a distance between a front support (41) and a rear support (51) can be adjusted. Therefore, the rear end 51a of the fishing rod 60 satisfactorily holds the rear end 61a of the rod buttocks 61 even when the reel 62 is prevented from interfering with the front receiver 41 with respect to all the fishing rods 60 having different positions of the reel 62. be able to.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a pole stand for holding a fishing rod on behalf of an angler.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 2. Description of the Related Art When fishing, a pole stand used to pierce the ground is known. This device has a rod, a holder, and an arm. The lower end of the rod is buried in the ground, and the bottom of the fishing rod is held by an arm attached to the upper end of the rod. The above-mentioned holder has a vertical angle adjusting member for adjusting the angle of the arm, and is rotatably mounted on the rod. Further, a U-shaped front support with the opening facing upward is fixed to the front end of the arm, and an annular rear support is fixed to the rear end. To attach a fishing rod to the pole stand described above, pass the rear end of the rod butt through the inside of the rear holder from the front, and then place the front end on the front holder from above. Comparing the length of the part located on the front side with respect to the front catch and the length of the part located on the rear side of the fishing rod attached in this way, the length of the former is considerably longer, so the overall center of gravity is It is located on the front side of the receiver. Therefore, the fishing rod is held in such a way that the rear end of the fishing rod is held down by the front end of the fishing rod, and the rear end of the fishing rod ascending to the front end rises. Since the holder is rotatable with respect to the rod and the arm is vertically adjustable with respect to the holder after the holding, the position adjustment in the horizontal direction and the vertical direction can be easily performed. In a fishing rod having a reel, the reel is held so as to be positioned immediately before the front receiving member.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 However, in the above-mentioned pole stand, the position of the front support fixed to the front end of the arm and the position of the rear support fixed to the rear end are fixed, and the distance between the two is fixed. There was a problem that the fishing rod could not be held properly depending on the position. That is, the reel sometimes interferes with the front receiving device, and in order to avoid this interference, the rear end of the rod end sometimes does not work well on the rear receiving device. The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a rod stand which can hold all fishing rods having different reel positions in a favorable manner.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention according to claim 1 for achieving the above object is a rod stand for holding a fishing rod on behalf of a fisherman, a rod-shaped rod that is erected by sticking the lower end into the ground, and an upper end of the rod. A holder having a vertical angle adjusting member, and an arm held by the holder so that the vertical angle can be adjusted. An arm body having a front support at the front end for supporting the front end, and an auxiliary arm having a rear support at the rear end for supporting the rear end of the rod end, wherein the auxiliary arm is a rear end of the arm main body. The length is adjustable on the side. According to the invention of claim 1, the auxiliary arm is attached to the arm body so as to be adjustable in length, and the distance between the front receiving member and the rear receiving member can be adjusted. The rear end of the fishing rod can favorably support the rear end of the fishing rod, even if the reel does not interfere with the front end of the fishing rod. Further, since the arm is held by a holder that is rotatable with respect to the rod so that the vertical angle can be adjusted, the fishing rod attached to the arm can adjust the horizontal angle and the vertical angle.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the pole stand according to the first aspect, the arm body and the auxiliary arm are connected in a nested manner so as to be adjustable in length, and are fixed by a fixture. It is characterized by that. According to the invention of claim 2, since the arm main body and the auxiliary arm are connected in a nested manner, the length of the entire arm is lengthened or shortened by pulling out or inserting the other with respect to one. In this way, the distance between the front support and the rear support can be adjusted. When adjusting the length, loosen the fixture, and after completing the length adjustment, tighten the fixture.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the pole stand according to the first or second aspect, the rod has a planar rotation stopper at a portion embedded in the ground at a lower end side. Features. According to the invention of claim 3, when the lower end side of the rod is driven into the ground, the planar rotation stopper is buried in the ground, so that even if a rotational force is applied to the rod, the rotation stopper is prevented from rotating. Thus, unnecessary rotation of the rod can be effectively prevented.

[0007]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows an example of a pole stand according to the present invention. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a schematic configuration of a pole stand. The pole stand 1 shown in FIG. 1 includes, as main components, a rod 10 on a rod, a holder 20 attached to the upper end of the rod 10, and an arm 30 held by the holder 20.

[0009] The rod 10 is formed of a rod-shaped member having a sharpened portion 10a at a lower end. As the cross-sectional shape, an arbitrary shape such as a circle, a square, a hexagon or the like can be adopted, and it may be hollow or solid. The length is, for example, 80 to 90 cm 2. As a material, for example, stainless steel can be used. It is preferable that the entire rod 10 has sufficient strength to hold the fishing rod, and is lightweight in consideration of being carried by the angler. FIG. 1 illustrates a state where the lower end side of the rod 10 is pierced into the ground surface G. The rod 10 has a planar rotation stopper 11 at a portion embedded in the ground G on the lower end side. The rotation stopper 11 serves as a resistance when a rotational force acts on the rod 10 to prevent unnecessary rotation of the rod 10. In the example shown in the figure, two rotation stoppers 11 are fixed, one each at a position different by 180 degrees. In addition, for example, a total of four cards may be attached at 90 degree intervals.

As shown in FIG. 2 (a side view in substantially the same direction as FIG. 1), FIG. 3 (a top view), and FIG. 4 (a front view), the holder 20 is fixed to an attachment member 21 and an upper end thereof. It has a holder main body 22, a rod lock 23, and a vertical angle adjusting bolt (vertical angle adjusting member) 24. The mounting member 21 is a pipe-shaped member fixed downward on the lower surface of the holder body 22, and the upper end 10b of the rod 10 is inserted from below into the inside. The holder body 22 has a rectangular shape in a side view (see FIG. 2) and a top view (see FIG. 3), and has a U-shaped cross section that opens upward when viewed in a front view (see FIG. 4). As shown in FIG. 4, the rod lock 23 has a nut 23a fixed to the outer periphery 21a of the mounting member 21, a bolt 23b screwed to the nut 23a, and a handle 23c for rotating the bolt 23b. are doing. The tip of the bolt 23b is screwed into the nut 23a, and further penetrates through the mounting member 21 to press the outer peripheral surface of the upper end 10b of the rod 10 inserted into the mounting member 21. The rod lock 23 positions and fixes the holder 20 with respect to the rod 10. When the bolt 23b is loosened with the handle 23c, the holder 20 can freely rotate about the axis of the rod 10 with respect to the upper end 10b of the rod 10. After properly rotating and positioning the holder 20, the bolts 23b are tightened, so that the holder 20 can be positioned and fixed to the rod 10. The vertical angle adjusting bolt 24 is screwed into the bottom portion 22a of the holder main body 22 from below, and the tip 24a is projected from the bottom portion 22a to push up an arm 30 described later. In FIG. 2, for convenience of explanation, the tip 24a of the vertical angle adjustment bolt 24 is projected so that the arm 30 is parallel to the bottom 22a of the holder main body 22, but it is actually illustrated. If the tip 24a of the vertical angle adjusting bolt 24 is protruded by the amount shown in the drawing, the arm 30 is inclined to the position shown by the two-dot chain line.

The arm 30 is elongated in the front-rear direction (the left-right direction in FIG. 2) and has a rectangular cross section (see FIG. 4), and is attached to the rear end side (the right side in FIG. 2) of the arm body 40. Auxiliary arm 50 provided. The arm main body 40 has a front receiving member 41 having a U-shaped front view (see FIG. 4) on the upper surface of the front end (left side in FIG. 2). The front receiving member 41 has an opening 41a facing upward, and a fishing rod is placed in the front receiving member 41 from above through the opening 41a as described later. A nut 42 is fixed to one side surface 40 a of the arm body 40, and a stay 43 for mounting a sensor is screwed to the nut 42. Here, the sensor (not shown) detects the movement of the fishing line when the fish eats the bait, and notifies the angler of the movement. As shown in FIG. 2, the arm body 40 has an intermediate portion in the front-rear direction held by the holder body 22 described above. Here, the distance t1 between the left and right side surfaces inside the holder body 22 and the thickness t2 in the left-right direction of the arm body 40 are such that when the arm body 40 is inserted inside the holder body 22, It is set so that the arm body 40 can be gripped by an appropriate force. However, the “appropriate force” here is a force enough to hold the arm 30 holding the fishing rod in a predetermined position, and by an aggressive arm angle changing operation by the angler. Refers to a force that moves the arm 30 relatively easily. Note that a lock mechanism having a configuration similar to that of the rod lock 23 described above may be provided on the holder main body 22, and the arm 30 may be fixed to the holder main body 22 by this lock mechanism. The auxiliary arm 50 is formed of a tubular member that is long in the front-rear direction and has a rectangular cross section, and is loosely fitted to the rear end side of the arm body 40 described above. An annular (see FIG. 4) rear receiving member 51 is provided on the upper surface on the rear end side of the auxiliary arm 50, and a rod-shaped stopper 52 is provided upright at the rear. The fishing rod is positioned by inserting the rear end of the fishing rod from the front of the rear support 51 and abutting against the stopper 52. A pedestal 53 is fixed to the lower surface on the front end side of the auxiliary arm 50, and a female screw 53 a facing up and down is screwed in the center thereof. A through hole 50a is formed in a portion of the auxiliary arm 50 corresponding to the female screw 53a. A lock bolt (Allen screw) 54 having a hexagonal hole as a fixture is screwed into the female screw 53 a, and the tip of the lock bolt 54 is pressed against the lower surface of the arm body 40. The lock bolt 54 is tightened or loosened by a special tool (Allen wrench) 55.

A fishing rod is attached to the rod stand 1 having the above-described configuration as follows. FIG. 2 shows a rod end 61 of a fishing rod 60 attached to the rod stand 1. The rod end 61 of the fishing rod 60 is arranged above the arm 30 so as to be inclined such that the front end side is slightly upward. At this time, the rear end 61a of the rod butt 61 is positioned slightly above and in front of the rear receiver 51. Next, the entire fishing rod 60 is moved rearward while being translated downward, and the rear end 61 a of the rod end 61 is passed through the inside of the rear receiving member 51 and is brought into contact with the stopper 52. In this state, the front end 61b side of the rod end 61 is passed through the opening 41a of the front receiving member 41 and placed inside the front receiving member 41. Thus, the attachment of the fishing rod 60 to the pole stand 1 is completed. In a state where the attachment is completed, the reel 62 of the fishing rod 60 is generally positioned slightly forward of the front receiving member 41. However, since the distance from the rear end 61a of the rod end 61 to the reel 62 varies depending on the fishing rod 60, when the rear end 61a of the rod end 61 is brought into contact with the stopper 52 and the fishing rod 60 is positioned, the reel 62 May interfere with the front support 41. In this case, the auxiliary arm 50 is moved forward or backward so that the reel 62 does not interfere with the front support 41. That is, since the auxiliary arm 50 is connected to the arm main body 40 in a nested manner, the lock bolt 54 is loosened, and the auxiliary arm 50 is moved forward with respect to the arm main body 40 until the interference of the reel 62 is eliminated. Alternatively, the auxiliary arm 50 is moved backward, and after the movement, the lock nut 54 is tightened again to fix the auxiliary arm 50 to the arm main body 40. In the present invention, the movement stroke of the auxiliary arm 50 with respect to the arm body 40 is set to 80 mm. Note that the number of 80 mm is a number that can prevent interference of the reel 62 of any general fishing rod 60, but it can be set to a larger number as needed, if necessary. Further, in the rod stand 1 having the above-described configuration, since the planar rotation stopper 11 is provided at the lower end side of the rod 10 at a portion buried in the ground G, the rod 10 and, consequently, the mounted fishing rod 1 are unnecessary. Can be effectively prevented from rotating. Further, the right and left angles and the vertical angles of the arm 30 can be arbitrarily adjusted within the adjustable range by using the rod lock 23 and the vertical angle adjusting bolt 24 described above. It can be moved up, down, left and right to any position while it is attached to the stand 1.

[0013]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, according to the present invention, since the auxiliary arm is attached to the arm body so as to be adjustable in length, and the distance between the front receiving member and the rear receiving member can be adjusted, the reel can be adjusted. Even if the reels do not interfere with the front support for any fishing rods with different positions, the rear end of the rod can favorably support the rear end of the rod end. Since the arm is held by a holder rotatable with respect to the rod so that the vertical angle can be adjusted, the fishing rod attached to the arm can adjust the horizontal angle and the vertical angle.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the entire configuration of a pole stand according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the pole stand.

FIG. 3 is a top view of the pole stand.

FIG. 4 is a front view of the pole stand.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Rod stand 10 Rod 10b Upper end of rod 11 Detent 20 Holder 24 Vertical angle adjusting member (Vertical angle adjusting bolt) 30 Arm 40 Arm main body 41 Front receiving member 50 Auxiliary arm 51 Rear receiving member 52 Stopper 54 Fixing member (Lock bolt) 60 Fishing rod 61 Rod butt 61a Rear end of rod butt

Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A rod stand for holding a fishing rod on behalf of an angler, comprising: a rod-shaped rod which is erected by sticking a lower end of the rod into the ground; An arm attached and having a vertical angle adjusting member, and an arm held by the holder so that the vertical angle can be adjusted, wherein the arm has a front receiving member at a front end supporting a front end side of a rod end. A main body; and an auxiliary arm having a rear end supporting a rear end side of the rear end of the rod at a rear end, wherein the auxiliary arm is attached to the rear end side of the arm main body so as to be adjustable in length. And a pole stand. 2. The pole stand according to claim 1, wherein the arm body and the auxiliary arm are connected in a nested manner so as to be adjustable in length, and are fixed by a fixture. 3. The rod stand according to claim 1, wherein the rod has a planar rotation stopper at a portion embedded in the ground at a lower end side.