JP3112639U - Fish hook remover - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an instrument that can be easily removed in a short time when a fish caught is pinching a fishhook deeply or when it is difficult to hang on a fish with a hard mouth.
When Harris is set on an instrument and inserted into a fish mouth along Harris, the shaft portion of Harris and a fishhook is easily accommodated in the tip hole when the instrument is advanced. Once set, Harris will not be removed from the instrument until it reaches a position where it can be removed. The fish hook can be easily removed by fixing Harris with the raw rubber equipped on the grip and finger pressure, and pushing it slightly into the fish mouth.
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Description

The present invention relates to a fish hook removing device that can easily remove a fish hook that is difficult to remove when the fish that has been caught swallows the fish hook deeply or by hanging on a fish having a hard mouth.

  In recent fishing, there is a tendency to use small fishing hooks to improve the bite of the bait. Therefore, it is often the case that the fish caught catch the fishhook deeply.

The catch of the day is determined by whether it is possible to process the fish caught in a short time.

The above-described conventional fishing hook remover has the following problems.

First, when inserting an instrument into the mouth of a fish that has been picked up, it is difficult to insert due to the large shape or deformation of the tip.

Second, when the instrument is inserted into the mouth of a fish that has been picked up, Harris or the fishhook is likely to come off the instrument before the instrument reaches the fishhook.

The third problem is that after the instrument reaches the fishhook, when the fishhook and Harris are fixed, if they are pinched or wound, Harris will be damaged.

It is difficult to remove the conventional fishhook removal device without confirming the position and direction of the fishhook in the fourth problem, fish mouth.

Many conventional fish hook removal devices have a fifth problem, that is, only a needle removal function.

In order to solve the first problem, the tip is thinned so that it can be easily inserted into the fish mouth.

In order to solve the second problem, the shape of the device can be inserted into the mouth with the tip of the device closed so that Harris does not come off the device.

In order to solve the third problem, a raw rubber grip that can be fixed easily without hurting Harris is equipped.

In order to solve the fourth problem, the shape of the tool can be reached even at a position where the tip of the instrument is not visible regardless of the direction of the fishhook.

  In order to solve the fifth problem, the function of the conventional radio pliers is retained and can be used for multiple purposes such as pinching and cutting.

  You can easily reach the position where you can remove the hook by simply moving the instrument along the Harris in the small mouth of the fish you caught.

When Harris is set on the instrument, the Harris or fishhook will not come off from the instrument until it reaches the fishhook regardless of the direction the fishhook is facing or where it is hung.

Since the round part is applied to the circular part of the tip, the upper elliptical hole, and the Harris passage in the Harris passage, the Harris will not be damaged.

The most important issue for the hook removing device devised up to now is how to fix it so that Harris is not damaged. Equipped with raw rubber on the grip, it can be easily fixed with fingers.

Sufficient force can be obtained to remove the hook of the return part of the needle tip with raw rubber and finger pressure. Moreover, since the shape is simple, there is no failure or damage.

The fishhook can be easily removed even in situations where it is difficult to remove small fish, night fishing, etc. used in actual fishing.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
(Example)

As shown in FIG. 1, Harris 6 is inserted from the transverse cut of upper elliptical hole 2 and is passed through Harris introduction path 3 through tip circular hole 1 to close the clamping portion and set as shown in FIG.

When the device is advanced into the mouth of the fish 8 along the Harris 6 from the state of FIG. 2, the shaft portion of the fishhook 7 is easily accommodated in the tip circular hole 1 as shown in FIG. 3.

When the Harris 6 is set on the instrument, the fish 7 and Harris 6 do not come off until the fish 7 is reached.

After the device reaches the fishhook as shown in FIG. 3, the fishhook 7 can be easily removed by fixing the Harris 6 with the raw rubber equipped on the upper raw rubber grip and the pressure of the finger and pushing it slightly into the mouth of the fish 8.

The side view and perspective view of the whole form which show the Example when Harris is passed through the fish hook removal tool concerning this invention. The side view which shows the Example when the fish hook removal instrument which concerns on this invention is set. The horizontal view which shows the Example which the fishhook removal instrument concerning this invention reached | attained the fishhook. The perspective view of the front-end | tip part circular hole when the fish hook removal instrument and Harris which concern on this invention are set. The perspective view of the front-end | tip part circular hole which shows the state which opened the scissor part before setting the fish hook removal instrument and Harris which concern on this invention. The perspective view of the upper ellipse hole which shows the state which opened the scissors part before setting the hook removal instrument and Harris which concern on this invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Tip part circular hole 2 Upper elliptical hole 3 Harris introduction path 4 Upper raw rubber grip 5 Lower raw rubber grip 6 Harris 7 Fishhook 8 Fish

Claims (4)

The full form is a pliers in which a pair of operating bodies having pointed tips on the opposite side of the grip to be operated intersect at an intermediate portion, and the clamping portion is opened and closed by opening and closing the grip with the intersecting portion as an axis. There is a circular hole in which the shaft portion of the fishhook fits together with Harris in the closed state at the tip of the sandwiching part, and an elliptical hole cut from the side to insert Harris in the middle of the sandwiching part. It has a cylindrical introduction path for passing Harris from the circular hole at the tip of the instrument to the elliptical hole. The circular hole and the introduction path are semicircular in shape when opened and closed. A hook remover equipped with a raw rubber grip to secure Harris.

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