JP3134252U - Long throw fishing tackle - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a long-throw fishing tackle that prevents the bait from being broken or scattered when the bait pierced by a fishing hook is moved away. Also provided is a long throw fishing tackle that enables long throwing of crab nets that are difficult to throw away.
An annular member (2a) is fixed to an end of a weight (1) used for fishing, and a recess (4) is formed in the body (2) of the weight (1) to receive bait (3). The hollow portion 5 is formed in the horizontal hole direction. Further, an annular member 2a is fixed to the end of the flying float 11 used for the fishing device, and a recess 4 is formed in the body 2 of the flying float 11 so as to accommodate the bait 3. The hollow portion 5 is formed in the horizontal hole direction. Further, an annular member 2 a is fixed to the end of the net weight 12, and a recess 4 is formed in the main body 2 of the net weight 12 to open and accommodate the net 13. A hollow portion 5 is formed which is recessed in the horizontal hole direction.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a long throw fishing tackle that prevents a live bait that has been set from being broken or dropped during throwing, and can fly such a device or a net far away.

  In recent years, the performance of fishing rods has improved, and rods that can fly over 200 meters have been developed, and fishing results are expected. The raw bait was cut off from the needles, and there was a disadvantage that the fishing results could not be obtained as expected.

  Therefore, Patent Document 1 is referred to as a technique that has been conventionally developed. In this document, the “far throwing fish with bait case” is provided with a notch that can accommodate bait in a cylindrical resin body with a weight on the head and a twist on the tail. It will be put in a state covered with. The blade lid can be freely opened and closed by the shaft. A clay pin is placed in the hole for the clay pin provided in the blade lid, and two elastic bands such as rubber bands are hooked from the left and right sides of the clay pin to close it. To throw.

  By the way, the above-mentioned blade lid is kept in a closed state because the clay pin supporting the elastic string is melted in water so that the elastic string is released and the blade lid can be opened. However, since it does not have a structure for forcibly opening the blade lid, the blade lid of the device thrown in the distance may not open, and there is a possibility that the food and the device remain in the blade lid. is there.

Patent Document 2 describes “a bait storage type weight for throwing fishing”. However, also in this document, a space for feeding bait is formed, and after the bait is accommodated in this space, the space is closed with a lid. In addition, this structure for closing the lid closes the projection provided at one end of the lid by inserting the projection provided at one end of the lid into the hole provided at the center of gravity of the weight, and the projection provided at the other end of the lid on the back side of the space of the weight. It is set as the structure latched by a dent, and when closing a lid | cover, a thread | yarn is passed through the dent of a lid | cover and stopped. And after throwing this weight and landing in the sea, it is said that the thread will naturally loosen and the lid will come off, but after the landing, the lid will open and the space for food will be surely released If the lid does not open after landing, not only the bait but also the needle with the bait may not come out of the lid.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-82288 JP 2002-142631 A

  The contents of the above documents are common in that a recess is provided in the weight and the lid is attached to the recess so that the lid can be opened and closed. However, there is a difficulty in the structure of opening the lid after landing, and the lid after landing. As a matter of course, it was not possible for the angler on land to confirm whether or not it was opened, and it was not something that could be used with confidence.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and when the bait is thrown far away without adopting a structure in which the bait is placed in the dent and the dent is covered with the lid, An object of the present invention is to provide a long throw fishing tackle that is not torn off or scattered.

  Another object of the present invention is to provide a long-throw fishing tackle capable of far-throwing a crab net that is difficult to throw away.

  In order to achieve the above object, a long throw fishing tackle according to claim 1 of the present invention forms a recessed portion opened to accommodate bait in a main body of a weight used for a fishing device, and inward of the recessed portion. It is characterized by forming a recess that is recessed in the direction of the lateral hole.

  The long throw fishing tackle according to claim 2 of the present invention is formed with a recessed portion opened to accommodate bait in a flying float main body used for fishing devices, and a recess recessed in the direction of a lateral hole inside the recessed portion. It is characterized by forming a part.

  Further, the long throw fishing tackle according to claim 3 of the present invention is formed with a recessed portion opened to accommodate the net of the net for the net to be rolled up, and has a hollow portion recessed in the lateral hole direction inside the recessed portion. It is formed.

  In the present invention configured as described above, the long throw fishing tackle according to claim 1 relates to a weight, and the long throw fishing tackle according to claim 2 relates to flying floating, both of which are provided for fishing devices. A long throw fishing tackle for throwing away with bait pierced by needles, and when live baits such as krill and blue isome are contained in a recess provided in the main body of the weight or flying float, the inside of the recess Since the bait is housed in a state where the bait has been solidified in the direction of the horizontal hole in Fig. 2, the bait in the concave portion flies without spilling outward while the centrifugal force is acting during the flight. In addition, by pushing the bait pierced by the fishhook into the bait in the recess, the bait pierced by the fishhook can be kept accommodated in the recess together with other baits when performing a long throw.

  In addition, after the weight or flying float has landed, the bait stuck in the fishhook will leave the recess due to impact or water pressure at the time of landing, and water will enter the recess. It starts to move and moves into the water from the opening of the recess. In addition, even when the bait contained in the recess of the weight is frozen krill or the like and is not raw food, the bait pierced by the fishhook due to the impact or water pressure at the time of landing as described above is separated from the inside of the weight and further It is loosened by the ingress of moisture into the recess and moves into the water due to the buoyancy of the bait.

  Further, the long throw fishing tackle according to claim 3 is used when a round net is accommodated in a recess provided in the net weight and is thrown into the distance, and the main body of the weight is opened in the same manner as the above configuration. In addition to forming the recessed portion, a recessed portion recessed in the direction of the lateral hole is formed inside the recessed portion. If the crab net or the like is housed in such a state that the crab net is rolled up in the concave part of the net for such a net, since the rounded net is accommodated up to the recessed part at the back of the concave part, the net is securely held, and the net for the net is thrown away. When the centrifugal force is applied, the net flies without spilling outward from the recess. Further, after the net for the net has landed, the net in the concave portion comes out of the opening of the concave portion due to impact upon landing, the buoyancy of the net, and the like, and is spread while being spread by the buoyancy of the net.

  Therefore, when only the net is thrown as in the prior art, the flight distance is limited, but since the net can be thrown in the state of being accommodated in the concave of the net weight as in the present invention, In comparison, it is possible to fly far away.

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

  As shown in FIG. 1, the long throw fishing tackle of this embodiment relates to a weight 1 used for a fishing device. As shown in FIGS. 2 (a) and 2 (b), a metal ring-shaped annular member 2a is fixed to the end of a eggplant-shaped weight 1 made of cast metal, lead, other metal, etc. A recess 4 that is open to accommodate bait 3 is formed in 2, and a recess 5 that is recessed in the lateral hole direction is formed inside the recess 4.

  In such a weight 1, an annular member 2 a fixed to the end of the weight 1 is connected to a tenbin 6 or the like having a mechanism as shown in FIG. 1, and a road thread led from a fishing rod 7 to one end of the tenbin 6. 8 is connected via a twisting 9, and a Harris 10 is connected to the other end of the ten bin 6 via the twisting 9.

  In the present embodiment, when the raw food 3 such as krill or blue omelet is accommodated in the recess 4 of the weight 1, the food 3 is accommodated in the recessed portion 5 recessed in the horizontal hole direction inside the recess 4. Therefore, the bait 3 is reliably held in the recess 5. Further, while centrifugal force is acting when the weight 1 is thrown away, the bait 3 in the recess 4 flies without spilling outward. In addition, as shown in FIG. 1, the bait 3 stabbed into the fishhook 14 is inserted into the bait 3 in the recess 4 of the weight 1 by pushing the bait 3 stabbed into the fishhook 14. It becomes possible to maintain the state accommodated with the other bait 3 in one recess 4.

  Furthermore, after the weight 1 has landed, the bait 3 stabbed in the fishhook 14 is separated from the recess 4 of the weight 1 due to impact at the time of landing or water pressure when entering the water, and further inside the recess 4 of the weight 1. In the case of the live bait 3, the bait 3 itself starts moving and moves from the opening of the recess 4 into the water. Further, even when the bait 3 accommodated in the recess 4 of the weight 1 is frozen krill or the like and is not the raw bait 3, as described above, the fishhook 14 is caused by the impact at the time of landing or the pressure when entering the water. The stabbed bait 3 leaves the inside of the weight 1 and is further loosened by moisture entering the recessed portion 4 of the weight 1, and is moved from the recessed portion 4 of the weight 1 into the water by the buoyancy and water pressure of the food 3 itself. It becomes.

  The long throw fishing tackle of the present embodiment relates to a flying float used for fishing devices. As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the metal annular member 2 a is fixed to the end of the flying float 11 and is opened to accommodate the bait 3 in the main body 2 of the flying float 11. While forming the recessed part 4, the recessed part 5 (it shows with a dotted line) recessed in the horizontal hole direction inside the recessed part 4 is formed. The flying float 11 is made of wood or synthetic resin that can exert buoyancy, and a floating weight 15 is fixed to the end of the flying float 11 and the annular member 2a attached to the floating weight 15 is attached. Is connected via a twist 9 in the middle of the thread.

  In this embodiment, when the live bait 3 such as krill or blue omelet is accommodated in the concave portion 4 of the flying float 11, the bait 3 is solidified in the hollow portion 5 recessed in the lateral hole direction inside the concave portion 4 as described above. Therefore, the bait 3 is securely held in the recess 5. Moreover, while centrifugal force is acting when the flying float 11 is thrown away, the bait 3 in the recess 4 flies without spilling outward. Further, the bait 3 stabbed into the fishhook 14 is pushed into the bait 3 in the recess 4 by pushing the bait 3 stabbed into the fishhook 14 in the same manner as in FIG. The state accommodated in 4 with other bait 3 can be maintained.

  Further, after the flying float 11 has landed, the bait 3 stabbed in the fishhook is separated from the concave portion 4 of the floating float 11 while floating on the impact or wave at the time of landing. In the case of the live bait 3, the bait 3 itself starts moving and moves from the opening of the recess 4 into the water. In addition, when the bait 3 accommodated in the recess 4 of the flying float 11 is frozen krill or the like and not the raw bait 3, as described above, while floating on the impact or wave at the time of landing, The bait 3 stabbed in the fishhook 14 is separated from the recess 4 of the flying float 11 and further loosened by moisture entering the recess 4 of the flying float 11, and is moved from the inside of the weight 1 to the water by the buoyancy and water pressure of the bait 3 itself. Will move.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 4 (a) and 4 (b), the long throw fishing tackle of the present embodiment accommodates a net 13 rounded in a recess 4 provided in a net weight 12 such as a crab net, and the net weight The twelve can be thrown far away. The structure is such that a ring member 2a is fixed to the end of a netting weight 12 such as a crab net made of synthetic resin, aluminum or the like, and a recess opened to accommodate the rounded net 13 in the main body 2 of the weight 1 4 and a recessed portion 5 (indicated by a dotted line) that is recessed in the direction of the lateral hole inside the recessed portion 4 is formed.

  When the crab net 13 or the like is accommodated in the concave portion 4 of the net weight 12, the net 13 is securely held because the round net 13 is accommodated in the concave portion 4 and the recess portion 5. While the net weight 12 is thrown away, while the centrifugal force is acting, the net 13 in the recess 4 flies without spilling outward. Further, after the netting weight 12 has landed, the mesh 13 in the recess 4 and the depression 5 has come out from the opening of the recess 4 due to impact at the time of landing, buoyancy of the net 13, etc. It will be set up while spreading by buoyancy.

  Conventionally, when only the net 13 is thrown away, the flight distance is limited, but the net 13 can be thrown in a state of being accommodated in the recess 4 of the net weight 12 as in this embodiment. Therefore, it is possible to fly far away compared to the conventional case.

  The long throw fishing tackle of the present invention is used as a long throw fishing tackle so that when the bait is placed in a pit provided in a weight or flying float, the trick bait is not cut off or scattered when thrown far away. It can be used as a long-throw fishing tackle that allows long-throwing crab nets that are difficult to throw away.

It is a general view which shows the condition which attached the weight which concerns on the fishing gear for long throws concerning this invention to the device. (a) is a front view of the weight concerning the long throw fishing tackle which concerns on this invention, (b) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view. (a) is a front view of the flying float concerning the long throw fishing tackle concerning this invention, (b) is a side view. (a) is a front view of the net for the long throw fishing tackle concerning this invention, (b) is a side view.

Explanation of symbols

1 weight 2 body 2a annular member 3 bait (raw bait)
4 Recess 5 Dimple 6 Tenbin 7 Fishing Rod 8 Road Yarn 9 Yorimodoshi 10 Harris 11 Flying Float 12 Netting 13 Net (Crab Net)
13a Net thread 14 Fishhook 15 Lifting weight

Claims (3)

A long throw fishing tackle characterized by forming a concave portion opened to accommodate bait in a main body of a weight used for fishing devices, and forming a hollow portion recessed in a horizontal hole direction inside the concave portion. A long-throw fishing tackle characterized by forming a recessed portion opened to accommodate bait in a flying floating body used for fishing devices, and forming a recessed portion recessed in a lateral hole direction inside the recessed portion . A long throw fishing tackle characterized by forming a recessed portion opened to accommodate and store a net in a net of a net for a net, and forming a recessed portion recessed in a lateral hole direction inside the recessed portion.