JP3148327U - Fishing device case and thread clamp part of fishing device case - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a thread presser portion that can be securely held when holding a thread such as Harris in a fishing tackle case and is easy to remove. Even so, it is an object to provide a thread retainer that can be removed without being involved with other devices. The upper surface of the thread retainer has a notch along the longitudinal direction of the substrate, that is, along the direction in which the thread such as Harris to be mounted is disposed, and further has a notch inclined obliquely toward the center of the thread retainer. The said subject can be solved by the thread presser part of the fishing tackle case. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing tackle case that can be stored in a state in which a fishing hook such as a fishing hook with Harris can be easily removed, and the thread retainer.

Conventionally, for fishing devices such as fishing hooks with Harris etc., it is exchanged and replaced as many times as necessary when fishing, so Harris etc. are not entangled and not bent and beautiful Therefore, there is a demand for a fishing device case that can be stored at the same time and can be easily taken out when necessary, and can accommodate a large number of incoming fishing hooks and devices, and various cases have been used.
For example, as a fishing device case that hooks a fishing hook on a case and winds it around the case or mount, a storage case or mount shown in JP-A-7-170894 (Patent Document 1) and JP-A-1-121383 (Patent Document 2) is available. It is used.

  In addition, regarding the Harris and hooking thread tied to the fishing hook, it has a holding member for holding Harris and the thread so as to be detachably fastened to the case, the mount, etc., Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 45-26620 (Patent Document) 3), Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 47-20797 (Patent Document 4), Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 61-54368 (Patent Document 5), Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 64-26979 (Patent Document 6), Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 1-99165 (Patent Document 5). Reference 7) exists.

Furthermore, as a configuration in which Harris with a fishing hook or a device is detachably mounted on a device mount, etc. and can be stored in the case, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 53-28194 (Patent Document 8), Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 55-155482. (Patent Document 9), Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 58-107787 (Patent Document 10), Japanese Utility Model No. 3073473 (Patent Document 11), and Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-169579 (Patent Document 12).
All of these are designed to easily take out a fishing hook with Harris and various devices with a fishing hook, etc., and store them neatly without damaging the needle, Harris, or thread, and can store many devices at once. It has been used as a fishing case.
JP-A-7-170894 Actual Kaihei 1-1121383 No. 45-26620 No. 47-20797 Japanese Utility Model Sho 61-54368 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 64-26979 Utility Model 1-99165 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 53-28194 Shokai 55-155482 Japanese Utility Model Publication No.58-107787 Mito No. 3073473 JP 2003-169579 A

  As described above, there are various fishing tackle cases. First, in the configuration according to Patent Document 1, a fishing hook is hung on a hook and then wound with a bobbin, which is easily wound. It is effective in terms, but there is a possibility that the thread such as Harris that has been wound may be bent by a crosspiece or the like, and when many devices are involved, other devices are wound around one device. When removing one type from any of the devices wrapped around, the other devices could get in the way, making it difficult to remove.

In addition, when the needle is hung, the needle is located in the recessed portion of the hanger, but this causes the needle to be caught while standing in the direction perpendicular to the needle hanger, increasing the volume of the case equipped with the device. Become.
Therefore, there is a demand for a fishing tackle case that can prevent any of the traps from being bent or deformed without being bent or deformed, and can easily remove any trap.

Next, Patent Document 2 shows an example of a device to be wound around a mount that is frequently used. In the case shown in this figure, it has a fishing line hook edge provided on the mount, The thread such as Harris that has been wound is bent by the mount or the hanging edge, resulting in a deformed mechanism.
Further, it is extremely difficult to remove an arbitrary device after winding a large number of devices in the same manner as described above, because other devices wound on the surface interfere with each other.

In particular, an inadvertent bending of the Harris portion or the yarn portion significantly reduces the strength of the bent portion, which leads to inadvertent yarn breakage, and should be avoided as much as possible.
Further, the bent or curled hinder prevents the device from being put in a natural state in the water, and is remarkably reflected in the fishing results.
Therefore, it is desirable to avoid these as much as possible.

Next, with respect to Patent Document 3, since the fish hook locking plate is first cut diagonally and the needle tip is applied to this portion, the point that the needle can be applied diagonally is that the storage amount is reduced. Although it is advantageous, the notch itself is a very small notch, and only the needle tip is hung on the notch, and the Chimoto part will inevitably protrude.
Furthermore, since only the needle tip is pressed, there is a possibility of damage to the needle tip portion, and some improvement is desired.

Furthermore, in this document, there is a holding part for holding the thread, but even when the thread is hung around this part, it is bent by this notch part, etc., and an inadvertent bent part is formed. It is what will end up.
Furthermore, also in this configuration, it is difficult to remove any one device after mounting a number of devices because other devices interfere with it.

Next, in Patent Document 4, the needle is simply hooked on the needle hook portion, and only the needle tip is hooked, and the needle is inevitably mounted upright on the needle hook portion. The needle tip may be damaged because it places an excessive burden on the needle tip.
Further, since the thread to be wound is simply pressed by the presser portion, the thread is likely to be deformed.
Furthermore, the removal of one device from a large number of mounting devices is only difficult to remove as described above.

In Patent Document 5, since the thread portion is pressed by the notch of the protrusion, it is possible to prevent inadvertent deformation of the thread, and the needle similarly has a notch and is locked to prevent entanglement and the like. This is useful in that respect.
However, in the first place, if one notch portion is used for one thread portion, only a very small number of devices can be attached to one device case. It will be something that can only be installed.
Furthermore, if a plurality of devices, long devices, etc. are mounted neatly and a large number of devices are mounted, a huge device case having an extremely large area is required, which is practical.

Therefore, some improvement is desired.
Further, the cut portion in this case is merely a cut, and is easily removed when other yarns are removed.
In other words, when one device or the like is removed when various kinds of devices or Harris needles are attached to the device, the devices in the vicinity are also removed or loosened together, which is extremely inconvenient.
Therefore, some solution is desired in this respect.

Next, Patent Document 6 has substantially the same defects as Patent Documents 2 to 4 described above.
In Patent Document 7, deformation of a thread such as Harris is unavoidable, and when a large number of devices are wound, it is difficult to remove any one device, and some solution is desired. is there.

  In Patent Document 8, it is useful in that the device can be stored in the case, but in the same manner as each of the above-mentioned prior patent documents, the deformation of Harris or the like and the difficulty of removing any one device are unavoidable. In addition, since it has the same defects as Patent Document 5 due to the shape of the cut, some solution is desired.

In Patent Document 9, it is useful in that the device can be stored in the case, but in the same manner as each of the above-mentioned prior patent documents, it is inevitable that the deformation of Harris or the like and the difficulty of removing any one device are inevitable. Some sort of solution is desired.
Next, Patent Document 10 is advantageous in that a large number of devices can be attached and removal is easy.
However, since the needle is first applied to the cross rail, the needle is inevitably mounted in the vertical direction, and takes up space.

Furthermore, as the biggest drawback, Harris is hooked on the vertical part of the hook, and the vicinity of Harris is hooked, but when many Harris are hooked on one notch, it is extremely difficult to identify the last Harris, and any If one Harris is pulled off, it will be entangled with the other Harris present at the top, making it difficult to remove.
Furthermore, when it has a longer Harris, it has the disadvantage that it cannot be mounted, and has the disadvantage that it cannot be used for a longer device such as a device.

Next, Patent Document 11 can be mounted in a state where the Harris portion is extended by a spring, and is advantageous in that it can prevent the entanglement and wrinkles of the device.
However, with this configuration, only one needle and thread can be attached corresponding to one slit, and cannot be used for attaching a large number of devices or devices having a large number of needles. It cannot be used as a fishing device case that accommodates a fishing device or a fishing hook with Harris and can be easily and quickly removed when necessary, and is not suitable for a device for using such a large number of needles.

Further, Patent Document 12 is advantageous in that it can accommodate a large number of fishing hooks with Harris, but in this case as well, it becomes entangled when the number of storage is increased, and the mechanism having a long Harris is entangled and cannot be used. Therefore, it has a drawback that it can be used only for extremely short Harris.
From the above, there are various fishing tackle cases, but they can be stored in the tackle case without bending the yarn such as Harris, and without unnecessary winding rods. It would be desirable to provide a device case that can be easily removed without removing any other device when it is removed.

In particular, there is a demand for some measure that can be held tightly while not being affected by other yarns when pressing a yarn such as Harris, and that can be easily removed while ensuring the mounting state.
In addition, it is desired to provide a fishing device case that can be adapted to various lengths as well as various devices as to the length of Harris.
Further, there is a demand for a fishing device case that can protect the needle tip other than the yarns such as Harris attached to the case, and can be attached with the needle lying down.

  In order to satisfactorily solve the problems as described above, the invention according to claim 1 is a thread presser portion of a fishing tackle case, and the upper surface of the thread presser portion is the longitudinal direction of the substrate, that is, Harris to be mounted. A fishing device case thread having a notch along the direction in which the thread is disposed and further obliquely cut toward the center of the thread retainer, and having an obliquely inclined notch from the surface notch It consists of a pressing part, and the above-mentioned problem can be solved by such a device.

Further, the invention according to claim 2 has a thread presser bottom raising base part at the bottom of the thread presser part, and the thread presser bottom raising base part is provided from the inner side slightly from the end of the bottom part of the thread presser part. This is a thread presser portion of a hanging case having a slight space at the lower end portion in the width direction of the bottom portion, and the above problem can also be solved by such a device.
In these cases, even if the thread retainer of the fishing tackle case is made of a soft resin or a hard resin as in the invention according to claim 3, the thread retainer is hard as in the invention in claim 4. A thread retainer portion of a fishing tackle case made of rubber or soft rubber may be used.

  Further, the main portion of the thread retainer portion is formed of soft rubber or soft resin as in the invention according to claim 5, and a portion of the thread retainer portion including at least a part of the notch is made of hard rubber. Alternatively, the main part of the thread presser part is formed of hard rubber or a hard resin as in the invention according to claim 6 and is a part of the thread presser part and at least notched. A portion including a part of the above may be formed with soft rubber or soft resin.

  In addition to these, a fishing device case having a thread presser portion on a substantially rectangular substrate as in the invention according to claim 7, wherein at least two or more hooks are hung from the center portion on the substrate toward the end portion. The fishing tackle case in which the thread retainer portion is disposed is also a fishing tackle case having a thread retainer portion on a substantially rectangular substrate as in the device according to claim 8, wherein the fishing tackle case extends from a center portion on the substrate. The fishing tackle case may have the same slight space at the lower end portion in the width direction of the bottom part of the thread presser bottom raising base part of the thread presser part that is hung in the part direction.

  Alternatively, as in the device according to claim 9, a fishing device case having a thread retainer portion on a substantially rectangular substrate, wherein the thread retainer portion is arranged to hang from the center portion toward the end portion on the substrate. The lower part of the bottom part of the bottom part of the thread presser base of the thread presser has a small space at the lower end part in the width direction, and the center part has the widest space, and the space is gradually narrowed toward the thread presser part arranged at the end part. A device case may be used.

  Alternatively, as in the device according to claim 10, a fishing device case that is stored in a storage case that is at least substantially the same as or longer than a substrate into which a substrate can be inserted and that has an internal storage portion, between both side plates A storage case that has a parallel groove portion at each of its long inner edges, and that can be mounted on the substrate by fitting both end portions of the substrate to the groove portion. The thread retainer mounted on the substrate at least in the direction of the internal storage portion. It may be a fishing device case stored in a storage case that can be mounted so that the portion is positioned.

  Alternatively, as in the invention according to claim 11, each of the inner edges between the two side plates located in the upper and lower surfaces of the storage case has grooves parallel to each other, and two substrates are respectively provided on the upper and lower surfaces of the storage case. A fishing device case that can be stored may be used.

With the configuration as described above, the device according to claim 1 can firmly hold a thread such as Harris with respect to the device to be attached to the fishing device case, and it is not entangled even if a large number of pieces are sandwiched by the cut. Can be extracted one by one.
In particular, it is a slanted notch, which can firmly press the thread and prevent inadvertent detachment.
Moreover, a thread such as Harris can be easily sandwiched by the notch.

Next, according to the invention according to claim 2, a space can be provided at both ends of the thread presser bottom raising base portion of the thread presser portion, and the thread to be hung around the hook is hung at this portion, so that the thread is bent or bent inadvertently. Etc., and can prevent the thread from wrinkling.
In addition, it is possible to prevent inadvertent entanglement of the yarn when twisting the device.
Furthermore, the invention according to claim 3 or 4 makes it possible to provide a thread presser that can pinch the thread with elasticity, so that the thread can be firmly pressed and the thread can be easily removed.

Further, according to the invention according to claim 5, since the portion including a part of the notch is formed with hard rubber or hard resin, the yarn can be firmly pressed at this portion.
Therefore, the device can be attached to the device case exactly, and inadvertent removal or the like can be prevented.
Furthermore, the invention according to claim 6 makes it possible to elastically hold the thread presser portion after the entire thread presser portion is precisely configured, and to apply unnecessary force applied to the yarn together with the firm thread presser. Can be prevented.

According to the seventh aspect of the present invention, a plurality of thread presser portions are provided on the substrate, making it easier to mount a large number of devices, stable mounting of a long device, Various devices with different sizes can be mounted.
In addition, according to the eighth aspect of the invention, since the slight space at the lower end of the width direction of the bottom portion of the thread presser bottom raising base portion is the same, the device can be mounted straight and neatly, and the thread can be deformed inadvertently. Can be prevented.

  According to the device according to claim 9, a slight space at the lower end portion in the width direction of the bottom portion of the thread presser bottom raising base portion of the thread presser portion has the widest space in the central portion, and is disposed at the end portion. A fishing device case that narrows the space toward the thread presser part, and can be attached to the device case by varying the number of devices depending on the space, making it possible to prevent entanglement of each device. This makes it easy to attach and remove the yarn.

According to the invention according to claims 10 and 11, the device can be stored safely and easily by the storage case capable of storing the substrate of the device case, and a plurality of device cases can be arbitrarily attached and detached. Therefore, it is possible to carry and handle a device case having a necessary device as required.
Further, since the substrate can be attached and detached, the attachment and detachment of the device to and from the device case can be performed very easily.

FIG. 1 is a view showing an example of a fishing tackle case according to the present invention. On a substantially rectangular substrate 1, a blocking wall part 4, a needle hook part 2, a thread presser part 3, and a rewinding part. It consists of five.
First, the substrate 1 has a thin rectangular shape, and various members are arranged on the substrate 1.
Next, the blocking wall portion 4 functions as a blocking wall portion 4 that closes the gap when the device case is separately stored in a box, and can be used as a handle portion as necessary.
Furthermore, it has a needle hook 2 for hooking a fishing hook with Harris.
The needle hooking portion 2 has a bottom-up base portion 25 between the substrate 1 and the needle hooking portion, and has a slight gap between the substrate 1 and the needle hooking portion 2.

The needle hooking portion 2 shown in the figure shows an example state in which a total of four needle hooking portions 2 are arranged from the end direction on the substrate 1 toward the central portion.
In this case, the needle hooking portions 2 in the end portion direction on the substrate 1 have substantially the same length, but the bottom raising base portion 25 of the needle hooking portion goes to the needle hooking portion 2 in the central direction. The length in the width direction is gradually shortened according to.
In the figure, as an example, the both ends of the bottom raising base portion 25 of each needle hooking portion 2 are sequentially shortened by 5 mm, but this is an example, and it may be one having other intervals or The intervals may be different from each other at arbitrary intervals instead of being gradually narrowed at regular intervals.
A plurality of needle hooks 2 are sequentially arranged at equal intervals or arbitrarily different intervals toward the central portion of the substrate 1, and further in the width direction of the needle hooks 2 toward the central portion. You may use what becomes short.

Alternatively, it may be configured to have the same width instead.
Further, the needle hooking portion 2 has a protruding piece 21 having a needle hooking groove portion 20, a standing wall 22, and a bottom portion 23, and further has a bottom raising base portion 25 at the bottom portion.
The raised base portion 25 is provided slightly from the inner direction than the end portion of the bottom portion 23, and has a slight space at the lower end portion in the width direction of the bottom portion 23.
With this configuration, when a fishing hook is first hung on the needle hook portion 2 positioned closest to the end of the substrate 1, Harris moves along the side surface in the width direction of the bottom raising base portion 25 of the next needle hook portion. And is located in the space below the end of the bottom 23 in the width direction.

The configuration shown in this figure is only an example, and the needle hooking portion 2 is a flat needle hooking portion, and has a needle hooking groove 20 for needle hooking at one end, and further on the bottom 23 of the needle hooking portion 2. You may use the structure which has the bottom raising base part 25. FIG.
Alternatively, the needle hooking portion 2 includes a protruding piece 21 having a needle hooking groove 20, a standing wall 22, and a bottom 23, and a protruding piece 21 having a needle hooking groove portion 20 at one end thereof. And the bottom portion 23 are substantially parallel, and the protruding piece 21 and the standing wall 23 are connected to each other by a standing wall 22 that is formed vertically, and has a configuration that does not have a special bottom raising base portion 25. Also good.

Next, a total of four thread pressers 3 are provided in the other end direction of the substrate 1, and a rewinding unit 5 is provided in a position closest to the other end direction of the substrate 1.
In this case, four thread pressers 3 are shown in the figure, but the present invention is not limited to this, and two, three, or five or more may be used.
Further, the thread retainer 3 is formed of, for example, hard rubber, soft rubber or the like, or various commonly used soft resin or hard resin, and the upper surface of the thread retainer 3 is formed on the upper surface of the substrate 1. A notch 31 is provided in the longitudinal direction, that is, along the direction in which the thread such as Harris to be attached is disposed.
This is configured so that Harris can be sandwiched between the notches 31 in the extending direction.

Furthermore, the notch 32 of the notch 31 provided on the upper surface, which is the surface, is further obliquely cut toward the center part of the thread presser.
In other words, the slits 32 are not inclined in the depth direction but are inclined obliquely and have the slits 32.
As a result, when a thread such as Harris is sandwiched between the cuts 32, the thread is sandwiched in the direction of the center of the thread presser portion 3 in an oblique direction, and inadvertent removal of the thread is prevented.
Furthermore, even when a plurality of Harris is sandwiched, when one thread is pulled out, it is possible to prevent other threads from being inadvertently cut off from the cut 32 and to securely sandwich other unused threads such as Harris. It will be.

Furthermore, a thread presser bottom raising base part 35 is further provided at the bottom of the thread presser part 3, which is provided from the inner side slightly from the end part of the bottom part, and an end part in the width direction of the bottom part. The lower part is configured to have some space.
In this case, the thread presser portions 3 are provided at a total of four locations, and this is for the purpose of being sandwiched by the notch portions 32 of the arbitrary thread presser portions 3 in accordance with the length of each Harris.
Further, the number of the notches 31 and the notches 32 is eight in total with respect to this one thread retainer portion 3, but the number is not limited to this, and may be more or less than any of the notches. It is sufficient if it has a number and a number of cuts.

When a long thread is used, for example, when it extends beyond the thread presser 3 to the next thread presser 3, for example, in a slight space at the lower end of the bottom width direction. The yarn may be held along the yarn, and the yarn may be pressed by the end of the yarn presser 3 at the end.
Further, the space part below the plurality of thread pressers 3 toward the end of the substrate 1 is sequentially narrowed, that is, the thread presser bottom raising base part as it goes to the end of the end 1 at regular intervals or arbitrarily different intervals. You may comprise so that the width | variety of 35 may become wide.
As a result, the thread hooked by using the needle hook portion 2 located at the most central portion can be fed along the thread presser bottom raising base portion 35 of the thread presser portion 3 having a narrow width at the central portion. Each of the hooks can be fed along the thread presser bottom raising base portion 35 which gradually becomes wider when the Harris of the fishing hooks hung on the hooks 2 which are provided in the direction of the end portion is sent. Only the Harris for each portion 2 can be fed as a unit, and the yarn feed positions different from the Harris feed positions of the needles of the other needle hooks 2 can be secured.

Further, the substrate 1 has a turn-up portion 5 in the direction of the outermost end of the other end, and has an arcuate wall portion in the end direction, and a thread such as Harris is wound along the wall portion. It can be returned to the thread retainer 3 again.
Therefore, even a device having a long Harris can be mounted.
Needless to say, the thread presser bottom raising base portion 35 may be of a uniform width.
In addition, it may be used for a fishing device case that does not have a needle hook portion 2, for example, a fishing device case that has at least a thread retainer portion 3 and can store a hook portion that does not have a needle in the case. It may be used.

FIG. 2 shows a side view of an example of a fishing device case according to the present invention.
As shown in this figure, the needle hooking portion 2 is formed by inclining the protruding piece 21 and is formed at an angle of about 90 degrees with the standing wall 22.
Further, a bottom raising base portion 25 is provided below the bottom portion 23.
Thereby, an arbitrary space can be formed at both end portions of the needle hook portion 2.
Further, in addition to this form, the needle hooking portion 2 is configured by inclining the protruding piece 21 and formed with an acute angle of 90 degrees or less with the standing wall 22 or exceeding 90 degrees. It may be formed at an angle.
Similarly, the thread retainer 3 is formed by forming a part in the direction of the needle hook 2 with a hard rubber member 33 and forming the other part with a soft rubber member 34.

Of course, the whole is formed of a soft rubber member, a hard rubber member, a soft resin, a hard resin, or the like, and the thread presser bottom raising base portion 35 is configured by other members.
That is, the main part of the thread retainer 3 is formed of soft rubber or a soft resin, and a part of the thread retainer 3 including at least a part of the notch 32 is formed of hard rubber or a hard resin. However, conversely, the main part of the thread presser part 3 is formed of hard rubber or a hard resin, and a part of the thread presser part 3 including at least a part of the notch 32 is made of soft rubber or soft resin. It may be formed with a resin.
As a result, the thread presser can be adjusted.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of the thread presser 3.
The thread retainer 3 is formed of, for example, hard rubber or soft rubber, and the upper surface of the thread retainer 3 has a notch 31 along the longitudinal direction of the substrate 1, that is, along the direction in which the thread such as Harris to be attached is disposed. It is what.
Further, the cutout 31 has a cutout 32 that is cut obliquely toward the center of the thread presser portion 3.
Further, a thread presser bottom raising base part 35 is provided at the bottom of the thread presser part 3, which is provided from the inner side slightly from the end part of the bottom part, and a lower end part in the width direction of the bottom part. Is configured to have some space.
In this portion, the drawn Harris is located, and since it is located in this space, Harris can be kept straight without any bending or deformation.
Similarly, in the bottom raising base portion 25 of the needle hook portion 2, the deformation of Harris and the like can be prevented by similarly positioning Harris in the space.

Next, the thread retainer portion 3 shown in the figure shows an example in which a part of the thread presser part 3 is made of a hard rubber member 33 or a hard resin member and the other part is made of a soft rubber member 34 or a soft resin member.
That is, it is constituted by the hard rubber member 33 or the hard resin member in the direction of the needle hooking portion 2 of the thread presser portion 3.
Thereby, it is possible to tightly hold the hard member 33 so that it is difficult to come off when the yarn is hooked.
However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the main part of the thread presser part 3 is entirely formed of a soft rubber member, a hard rubber member, a soft resin, a hard resin, or the like, and a part of the thread presser part 3 is constituted by other members in an arbitrary direction. It is a thing.

  For example, the main part of the thread retainer 3 is formed of soft rubber or soft resin, and a part of the thread retainer 3 including at least a part of the notch 32 is formed of hard rubber or hard resin. However, conversely, the main part of the thread presser part 3 is formed of hard rubber or a hard resin, and a part of the thread presser part 3 including at least a part of the notch 32 is made of soft rubber or soft resin. It may be formed with a resin.

FIG. 4 is a view showing an example of the needle hook portion 2, which has a protruding piece 21 having a needle hooking groove portion 20 for needle hooking, a standing wall 22, and a bottom portion 23, and the protruding piece 21 and the standing wall. 22 shows an example of being continuously provided at approximately 90 degrees.
Therefore, the protruding piece 21 and the bottom 23 are formed in a continuous manner by the standing wall 22 in which the protruding piece 21 and the bottom 23 are vertically formed.
Further, the needle hooking portion 2 further has a bottom raising base portion 25 on the bottom portion 23, and has a space in both width portion directions.
In this case, the needle hooking groove 20 is cut in the vertical direction, and is shown as an example.

FIG. 5 is a view showing an example in which the protruding piece 21 and the standing wall 22 are continuously connected to exceed 90 degrees instead of the configuration of FIG. 4, and the protruding piece 21 protrudes obliquely upward. Are arranged.
With this configuration, the needle can be inclined and applied to the needle hooking portion 2, whereby the position of the Harris tied to the needle tip can be lowered near the substrate 1.
This makes it difficult to contact the needles of the needle hooking portions 2 in other rows, so that the needles can be easily attached to the needle hooking portions 2 later.

In this case, the protruding piece 21 and the standing wall 22 are most effective at about 95 to 110 degrees exceeding 90 degrees, but not limited to this form and having an inclination of about 135 degrees. Also good.
In contrast, as described above, an acute angle may be used.
For example, the protruding piece 21 and the standing wall 22 may be configured with an inclination angle of 45 degrees or more and 90 degrees or less.

Next, FIG. 6 is a view showing an example in which the needle hooking groove 20 is inclined instead of being cut in the vertical direction and has an inclined groove, and FIG. 7 shows an example of a state in which the needle is hooked on the needle hooking groove 20. FIG.
This also allows the needle to be applied to the needle hooking portion 2 to be laid down, so that the Harris position can be brought close to the substrate 1 and mounted low.
Accordingly, even if the protruding piece 21 has an inclined configuration as shown in FIG. 5 or has an inclined angle, the protruding piece 21 has an inclined needle hooking groove 20 as shown in FIGS. Alternatively, a configuration having both may be used.

The needle hook 2 shown in these figures may be made of aluminum, various resins including acrylic, or may be made of wooden or various metals. .
For example, regarding resin-made, various resin-made things, such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polyester, and polyethylene terephthalate, may be used.
What is necessary is just to have the intensity | strength which can hang at least a needle | hook and can maintain the state, and also has the moldability to a fixed shape.
For example, when aluminum is used, the tip of the needle is slippery and the convenience of attachment / detachment is enhanced.

Furthermore, the needle tip can be protected by using the needle hooking portions using the above-described respective forms.
That is, for example, the needle can be mounted higher by the raised base portion 25 and the needle tip can be protected.
Further, even if the protruding piece 21 is inclined obliquely, the same effect can be obtained, and the needle hooking groove 20 can be used as an inclined groove so that the needle can be laid down and protected, and the needle tip is protected and particularly the needle is in a sleeping state. Therefore, the storage volume at the time of storage can be reduced.

In addition, although it shows as an example which has the bottom raising base part 25 about all of these forms, of course, you may use what does not have the bottom raising base part 25 but the bottom part 23 installs in the board | substrate 1 as it is.
In this case, for example, when the needle hooking portion 2 is installed on the substrate 1 of the setting case, the bottom 23 is narrowed to such an extent that there is a slight space between the substrate 1 in the width direction at both ends, the protruding piece 21 and the standing wall 22. You may make it the structure formed in.

FIG. 8 is a view showing another example of a fishing tackle case according to the present invention. On a substantially rectangular substrate 1, a blocking wall part 4, a needle hook part 2, a thread presser part 3, The point which consists of the rewinding part 5 is common.
The hooking portion 2 for hooking a fishing hook with Harris is composed of a flat-shaped hooking portion 2, and has a raised base portion 25 between the hooking portion 2 and the substrate 1. This is a configuration having a slight gap between the needle hook 2 and the needle hook 2.
The flat needle hooking portion 2 has a needle hooking groove 20.
The needle hooking groove 20 is formed by an inclined groove that is inclined obliquely. By configuring in this manner, the needle can be mounted in a state in which the needle is laid down exactly.

FIG. 9 is a side view of FIG.
As shown in the figure, the needle hooking portion 2 is formed in a flat plate shape, and further has a bottom raising base portion 25 below it.
Thereby, an arbitrary space can be formed at both end portions of the needle hook portion 2.
Similarly, the thread retainer 3 is formed by forming a part in the direction of the needle hook 2 with a hard rubber member 33 and forming the other part with a soft rubber member 34.
Of course, the whole is formed of a soft rubber member, a soft resin member, a hard rubber member, or the like, and the thread presser bottom raising base portion is constituted by other members.
Thereby, an arbitrary space can be formed in the both ends of the thread presser.

FIG. 10 is an enlarged view of the needle hooking portion 2 shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, and FIG. 11 is a view showing a state where a needle is hooked on the needle hooking portion 2.
As shown in this figure, as an example, the flat needle hooking portion 2 is formed with a slight inclination, and the needle hooking groove portion 20 is an example configured to be positioned at the upper part.
In this case, the bottom raising base portion 25 holds the inclination of the needle hook portion.
Of course, it is also possible to install it in parallel with the substrate 1.
Next, the needle hook 2 may have not only this configuration but also other configurations in which the needle tip is not entangled with the thread.

FIG. 12 is a view showing another example of a needle hook portion used in the fishing hook case according to the present invention, and shows an example having a cover 26 in the lower surface direction of the needle hook portion 2.
As described above, the needle tip is located on the lower surface of the needle hooking groove portion 20 of the needle hooking portion 2 when the needle is hooked on the needle hooking groove 20, and the needle tip is protected by providing the cover 26. In addition, the cover 26 can be separated from Harris of other needles passing through the vicinity, and the cover 26 prevents the Harris of other needles from coming into contact with the needles in the cover.

Therefore, Harris will not inadvertently touch other needles when attaching the needle, or Harris will not contact other needles when removing the needle, and entanglement will occur when attaching or detaching the needle. Can be prevented.
In addition, in this figure, although an example used for a flat needle hook portion is shown, it is not limited to this, and may be used in other configurations such as a needle hook portion including a protruding piece, a standing wall, and a bottom portion. For example, you may have a cover in the lower surface direction of a protrusion piece.
Or it may of course be used for the needle hook 2 having another configuration.

FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example in which the needle hooking groove 20 is an inclined groove.
In such a case, the needle is worn while lying down, but it is possible to prevent other Harris from coming into contact with the needle tip.
FIG. 14 is a view showing an example in which a large number of fishing hooks with Harris are detachably attached to an example fishing device case according to the present invention.
First, the hook with the Harris is attached to the needle hook portion 2 closest to the end portion by hooking the hook into the hook groove 20.
In this case, since the hooking groove 20 is an inclined groove, the fishing hook can be mounted in an inclined sleeping state.

Further, three fishing hooks are mounted, and Harris of such fishing hooks passes through a space formed next to the bottom raising base portion 25 at the bottom of the next hooking portion 2 as it is in the direction of the thread presser portion 3 below the substrate 1. The slanted cuts that are drawn from the notch 31 of the thread presser part 3 located at the most end through the space next to the thread presser bottom raising base part 35 at the bottom of the bottom part of the three thread presser parts 3 in the center direction. 32 and is locked.
Next, three fishing hooks with Harris are also attached to the second hook section 2 by being hooked into the hook groove 20.

Also in this case, since the hooking groove 20 is an inclined groove, the fishing hook is mounted in an inclined sleeping state.
The Harris of these three fishing hooks is further pulled in the direction of the thread retainer 3 at the bottom of the substrate 1 through the space formed next to the bottom raising base portion 25 at the bottom of the next hooking portion 2, It is sandwiched and locked by an inclined notch 32 that continues from the notch 31 of the third thread retainer 3 through the space next to the thread retainer bottom raising base 35 at the bottom of the thread retainer 3. is there.
A fishing hook with Harris is also mounted on the third hook section 2, and the fishing hook is mounted in a state of being slanted and slanted by the hook section groove 20 of the inclined groove.

Also in this case, three fishing hooks are mounted, and Harris of such fishing hooks passes through a space formed next to the bottom raising base portion 25 at the bottom of the next hooking portion 2 as it is toward the thread presser portion 3 in the lower portion of the substrate 1. The slanted notch 32 continued from the notch 31 of the second thread presser 3 through the space next to the thread presser bottom raising base 35 at the bottom of the first thread presser 3 in the center direction. It is sandwiched between and locked.
Furthermore, three fishing hooks with Harris are hung on the fourth hook section 2, which is sandwiched and locked in the cut of the first thread presser section 3 as it is.

These are all drawn for each Harris, and can be removed neatly without being entangled with other Harris by picking up the necessary needle and removing it from the needle hooking groove 20 and pulling out Harris.
Further, even when various fish hooks are attached, even when the fish hooks are hooked on the hook hooks 2 that are open, the fish hooks can be laid down so that they do not get entangled with the needles in the one-stage hook hook groove 20. In particular, Harris of the hung needle is routed in the same manner as Harris hung on the same needle hanger 2, and is particularly located in a state stretched in the space formed by the raised base 25. Since Harris is drawn around in a state of being stretched at an appropriate interval without being entangled with other Harris in the same space, it is possible to prevent entanglement at the time of attachment / detachment between Harris.

  As described above, the thread retainer of the thread retainer 3 located at the most central portion is configured to have two or more needle retainers 2 on the substrate and two or more thread retainers 3 together with the needle retainer 2. The width of the bottom portion of the bottom raising base portion 35 is shorter than the length in the width direction of the bottom raising base portion 25 of the needle hook portion 2 located at the most central portion, and the yarn disposed second from the central portion The width of the bottom part of the thread presser bottom raising base part 35 of the presser part 2 is shorter than the length in the width direction of the bottom raising base part 25 of the needle hook part 2 disposed second from the center part. The width of the bottom part of the thread presser bottom raising base part 35 of the thread presser part 3 disposed thereafter is the bottom raising base of the needle hook part 2 disposed from the center part corresponding to the thread presser part 3 respectively. By configuring the portion 25 to be shorter than the length in the width direction, the above effect can be further improved It is those that can be exhibited in.

It should be noted that the thread retainer 3 may be formed more than the needle retainer 2, and in this case, the thread retainer 3 more than the needle retainer 2 is provided on each of the substrates 1. Each space can be appropriately utilized if the thread presser portions 3 that are increased in the direction of the end portion relative to the position where the respective thread presser portions 3 corresponding to the needle hook portions 2 are disposed.
In this case, the bottom raising base portion 25 of the needle hooking portion 2 is gradually narrowed. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and any other different width or all have the same width. Any of these may be used.

Further, in the configuration in which the bottom portion is not provided with the bottom raising base portion 25 and the bottom portion is installed on the substrate 1 as it is, the width of the bottom portion may be sequentially narrowed as described above, or may be configured to have any different width, or all the same. Any of these may be used.
This difference in width is also the same in the thread presser bottom raising base portion 35 in the thread presser portion 3.

FIG. 15 is a view showing an example of a device case that can store two substrates 1 of the device for fishing according to the present invention at a time.
As shown in the figure, the storage case 6 can be stored by inserting the substrate 1 into the upper surface and the lower surface, respectively, and can be mounted so that the device mounted on the substrate 1 faces the interior of the storage case 6. is there.
In the configuration shown in the figure, a groove 61 is provided on the inner edge of each container as the upper surface of the storage case 6, and the side edge of the substrate 1 is inserted along the groove 61 for mounting. It can be attached and detached accordingly.

Accordingly, the storage case 6 is substantially the same or longer than this and has an internal storage portion, and has a groove portion 61 that is parallel to the long internal edge between both side plates. The board | substrate can be mounted | worn with the both-sides edge part of the board | substrate 1 fitted.
In particular, the device can be protected by attaching the needle hook 2 and the thread presser 3 that are attached to the substrate 1 in the direction toward the internal storage portion.
Furthermore, the board | substrate 1 can be accommodated in the upper-lower surface direction of the storage case 6, respectively, For that purpose, it has the groove part 61 parallel to each upper and lower surface in the internal edge part between each both-sides board of the storage case 6.

As a result, the two substrates 1 can be stored on the upper surface and the lower surface of the storage case 6, respectively.
Since it comprised as mentioned above, since it can replace | exchange freely regarding the board | substrate 1, if a reserve board | substrate is prepared, it can replace | exchange freely and the usability will spread infinitely according to a use and a purpose.
Furthermore, since the substrate 1 can be detachably attached and the substrate 1 can be held, it is possible to easily carry out the needle hooking operation when the needle is put on the main device case, and the device can be easily attached to and detached from the device case. It can be made.

In addition, the board | substrate 1 which installs the thread clamp part 3 or the needle hook part 2 shown in this specification is an example, and what is used for not only such a fishing tackle case but a simple plate-like fishing tackle case, or It may be used for either a folding fishing case or a fishing case of another form.
In this case, in addition to the one having the needle hook 2, the thread retainer 3 is provided without the needle hook 2, and is used for a fishing hook case for storing a hook without the needle. May be.

The figure which shows an example of the fishing device case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows an example of the fishing device case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows an example of the thread clamp part of the fishing device case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows an example of the needle hook part of the fishing case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows another example of the needle hook part of the fishing case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows another example of the needle hook part of the fishing case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows an example of the state which hung the fishhook on the needle hook part of the fishing device case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows another example of the fishing device case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows another example of the fishing device case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows another example of the needle hook part of the fishing case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows an example of the state which hung the fishhook on the needle hook part of the fishing device case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows another example of the needle hook part of the fishing case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows an example of the state which hung the fishhook on the needle hook part of the fishing device case which concerns on this invention The figure which shows an example which attached many fishing hooks with Harris to the fishing device case which concerns on this invention detachably The figure which shows an example of the storage case which stores the fishing device case which concerns on this invention

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Substrate 2 Needle hook part 20 Needle hook groove 21 Projection piece 22 Standing wall 23 Bottom part 25 Bottom raising base part 26 Cover 3 Yarn presser part 31 Notch 32 Notch 33 Hard rubber member 34 Soft rubber member 35 Yarn presser bottom raising base part 4 Sealing Wall portion 5 Rewind portion 6 Storage case 61 Groove portion

Claims (11)

A thread retainer 3 of a fishing device case,
The upper surface of the thread presser portion 3 has a notch 31 along the arrangement direction of a thread such as Harris to be mounted which is the longitudinal direction of the substrate 1 and is further inclined obliquely toward the center of the thread retainer portion 3. A thread retainer portion of a fishing device case having a notch 32. The bottom part of the thread presser part 3 has a thread presser bottom raising base part 35,
The thread presser bottom raising base portion 35 has a slightly inner side from the end portion of the bottom portion of the thread presser portion 3, and has a slight space at the lower end portion in the width direction of the bottom portion. The thread retainer portion of the fishing tackle case according to claim 1. The thread retainer part of the fishing tackle case according to claim 1, wherein the thread retainer part 3 is made of a soft resin or a hard resin. The thread retainer part of the fishing tackle case according to claim 1, wherein the thread retainer part 3 is made of hard rubber or soft rubber. The main part of the thread retainer 3 is formed of soft rubber or soft resin, and a part of the thread retainer 3 including at least a part of the cut 32 is formed of hard rubber or hard resin. The thread presser portion of the fishing tackle case according to any one of claims 3 and 4. The main part of the thread retainer 3 is formed of hard rubber or hard resin, and a part of the thread retainer 3 including at least a part of the cut 32 is formed of soft rubber or soft resin. The thread presser portion of the fishing tackle case according to any one of claims 3 and 4. A fishing device case having the thread retainer portion 3 according to any one of claims 1 to 6 on a substantially rectangular substrate 1,
A fishing tackle case, wherein at least two thread presser portions 3 are arranged from the central portion on the substrate 1 toward the end portion. A fishing device case having the thread retainer portion 3 according to any one of claims 1 to 6 on a substantially rectangular substrate 1,
A slight space at the lower end portion in the width direction of the bottom part of the thread presser bottom raising base part 35 of the thread presser part 3 arranged from the central part on the substrate 1 to the end part direction is the same. The fishing device case according to claim 7. A fishing device case having the thread retainer portion 3 according to any one of claims 1 to 6 on a substantially rectangular substrate 1,
A slight space at the lower end portion in the width direction of the bottom portion of the thread presser bottom raising base portion 35 of the thread presser portion 3 arranged from the central portion on the substrate 1 to the end direction is the largest space in the central portion. The fishing device case according to claim 7, wherein the space is narrowed sequentially toward the thread presser portion 3 provided at the end portion. A storage case 6 having an internal storage portion that is substantially the same as or longer than the substrate into which at least the substrate 1 can be inserted;
A storage case 6 having a groove portion 61 parallel to each other at a long inner edge between both side plates and capable of mounting the substrate 1 by fitting both end portions of the substrate 1 to the groove portion 61. The fishing tackle case stored in the storage case according to any one of claims 7 to 9, wherein the thread presser portion 3 mounted on the substrate is positioned and mounted in the direction of the portion. A groove portion 61 is provided parallel to the inner edge between each side plate located in the upper and lower surfaces of the storage case 6, and two substrates 1 are stored on the upper and lower surfaces of the storage case, respectively. A fishing device case stored in the storage case according to Item 10.

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