JP3156820U - Fishing rod holder - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a fishing rod holder that can hold a fishing rod at an arbitrary angle from obliquely downward to upward, and that can be easily installed in a place with a step and a poor scaffold. A first upright plate and a second upstanding plate facing each other are pivotally attached to a connecting member so as to be bent inward. A part of the first and second standing plates 12 and 14 are cut into receiving end surfaces 12b and 14b opposite to the shaft receiving ends 12a and 14a that are axially attached to the connecting member 16, and the flange receiving grooves 20 and 26 is provided. The flange receiving grooves 20 and 26 are individually provided with rubber members 22 and 28 which are groove closing members for closing the cut openings. A pair of leg portions 24, 30 are extended from the shaft receiving ends 12a, 14a in the direction opposite to the flange receiving grooves 20, 26 side. When used in the horizontal installation, the midway portion of the fishing rod is supported by the rod receiving groove 20, and the grip portion of the fishing rod is held by the inner portion surrounded by the other rod receiving groove 26 and the rubber member 28. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a portable fishing rod holder that holds a fishing rod set on a fishing ground at a predetermined angle.

  As a conventional fishing rod holder, for example, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, there is a portable fishing rod and stool that is a combination of a plurality of plate-like members that are foldable via hinges. This portable fishing rod and stool supports the middle part of the fishing rod with a recess provided in the upper end of the fence of the front plate that stands in front of the base, and the grip of the fishing rod at the back of the base. It is hooked and held in a hooking hole provided in the base portion of the standing upright plate.

  Moreover, as disclosed in Patent Document 2, a plate-like fixing member used by being attached to a side surface of a rectangular cooler box or the like, and a ring shape or C-shape attached to a plurality of locations on the surface of the fixing member There is a fishing rod holder composed of a rod receiver having the shape of This fishing rod holder selects any two of a plurality of rod receivers and individually attaches and holds the midway portion and grip portion of the fishing rod.

  Further, as disclosed in Patent Document 3, a pair of vertical position adjustment plates are attached to both sides of the base, and rotating support legs are attached to the lower ends of the position adjustment plate, There is a scissor receiving device in which a scissor receiving rod is fixed so as to be able to turn above the base. This rod receiving device can also be installed in a fishing spot with a step by adjusting the support height of the four corners of the base by moving the position adjusting plate up and down and rotating each support leg.

Japanese Patent Publication No. 61-13770 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-243763 JP-A-5-227868

  However, the portable fishing rod and stool of Patent Document 1 can hold the fishing rod only in a specific direction obliquely upward, and the range in which the holding angle can be adjusted is narrow. Furthermore, it is difficult to install in a place with poor scaffolding.

  Since the fishing rod holder of Patent Document 2 is used by being attached to a rectangular cooler box or the like, it is difficult to install the fishing rod holder in a place with a poor footing such as a tetrapot or a rocky place, similar to the portable fishing rod and stool described above. It is. Furthermore, since the fishing rod is held by a structure having an outer shape and weight similar to a cooler box, it can be used only for a relatively small and lightweight fishing rod.

  The rod receiving device of Patent Document 3 can adjust the angle of the fishing rod only in a relatively narrow range from obliquely upward to horizontal. Furthermore, when adjusting the level and height of the base, the height of each support leg must be adjusted because of the structure in which multiple support legs are fixed to one position adjustment plate. May not be able to be installed stably due to the height difference of the fishing spot.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described background art, and an object thereof is to provide a fishing rod holder that can hold a fishing rod at a free angle from obliquely downward to upward.

The present invention includes a first standing plate and a second standing plate disposed to face each other, and a connecting member for connecting the first and second standing plates, and the first standing plate and the second standing plate. The end portions of the upright plate are pivotally attached to both end portions of the connecting member so as to be bent inward,
The first upright plate has a flange receiving groove formed by cutting a part of a receiving end surface that is an end surface opposite to the axial end that is axially fixed to the connecting member, and the flange receiving groove A groove closing member that closes the cut-in opening, and a pair of legs that extend in opposite directions to the flange receiving groove side at both ends of the shaft receiving end,
A hook receiving groove formed by cutting a part of a receiving end surface, which is an end face opposite to the shaft receiving end, which is one end pivotally attached to the connecting member, and the hook receiving groove A fishing rod holder provided with a groove closing member for closing the cut-out opening and a pair of leg portions extending in opposite directions to the rod receiving groove side at both end portions of the shaft receiving end.

And when said 1st and 2nd standing board is used by the horizontal installation which becomes independent by the said each leg part, the middle part of a fishing rod is either one of said 1st and 2nd standing board Is supported by the rod receiving groove, and the grip portion of the fishing rod is held in an inner portion surrounded by the rod receiving groove and the groove closing member of the other standing plate,
When the outer surface of the first standing plate is grounded to the ground, the second standing plate is bent inward, and the connecting member is used in a vertical installation in which it stands in the vertical direction, A midway portion is supported by a portion surrounded by the pair of leg portions and the pivot end of the second standing plate, and a grip portion of a fishing rod is closed by the rod receiving groove and the groove closing portion of the first standing plate. A fishing rod holder that is held by an inner portion surrounded by members.

Further, the groove closing member is a rubber member having a band-like body longer than the cut width dimension of the flange receiving groove, and a pair of end portions in the length direction stretched over the notch opening of the flange receiving groove. Yes,
When the midway portion of the fishing rod is held by the rod receiving groove, the rubber member attached to the rod receiving groove is housed inside the rod receiving groove, and the grip portion of the fishing rod is inserted into the rod receiving groove and the notch thereof. When holding the inner part surrounded by the rubber member attached to the mouth, the rubber member attached to the hook receiving groove is pulled out to the outside of the hook receiving groove.

  Further, the distance between the shaft-attached end of the first standing plate and the receiving end surface is set to be different from the distance between the shaft-attached end of the second standing plate and the receiving end surface. May be. Then, the grip portion of the fishing rod is locked to the first standing plate so that the grip portion of the fishing rod is not separated from the receiving end surface of the first standing plate by a predetermined distance or more when used in the horizontal installation. A first hook receiving hook having a locking portion is provided, and the first hook receiving hook is attached so as to adjust the predetermined distance. Further, when the second standing plate is used in a horizontal installation, the midway portion of the fishing rod is locked so that the midway portion of the fishing rod does not approach the receiving end surface of the second standing plate more than a predetermined distance. A second hook receiving hook having a locking portion is provided, and the second hook receiving hook is attached so as to adjust the predetermined distance.

  In addition, elongated slide plates are individually arranged on side portions of the leg portions of the first and second standing plates, and the slide plates slide in the extending direction of the leg portions, and the leg portions It is attached so that the protruding length from the tip of the can be adjusted.

  In addition, an anchor having an L-shaped cross section for fixing a rope attached to the connecting member to any part of the first standing plate, the second standing plate, or the connecting member to fix it to a fishing ground Metal fittings are detachably attached.

  The fishing rod holder of the present invention can stably hold the fishing rod at a free angle from obliquely downward to near vertical by selecting horizontal installation or vertical installation and adjusting the locking position with the hook receiving hook. Can do. In addition, when the fishing rod holder is not used, the two standing plates are folded so as to overlap the connecting member to form a compact outer shape, which is convenient to carry and saves space.

  In addition, by changing the position of the slide plate provided on the side part of each leg, the protruding length from the leg tip can be individually adjusted. It can be placed and used in the same way as it is installed on flat ground.

  Moreover, since the anchor bracket is attached to the fishing rod holder, it is convenient to fix the fishing rod holder to the ground using a rope or the like. Therefore, if it is used when leaving the fishing spot, it is safe to prevent the fishing rod from being pulled in even if the fish is pulled.

It is a perspective view which shows the state which assembled the fishing rod holder of 1st embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the state which folded the fishing rod holder of 1st embodiment. It is the front view (a), left side view (b), and right side view (c) explaining the 1st example of use when the fishing rod holder of 1st embodiment is installed horizontally. It is the front view (a), left side view (b), and right side view (c) explaining the 2nd usage example when the fishing rod holder of 1st embodiment is installed horizontally. It is the front view (a) explaining the example of use when the fishing rod holder of 1st embodiment is installed vertically, and the right view (b). It is the fragmentary sectional view (a) which shows 2nd embodiment of the fishing rod holder of this invention, and the perspective view (b) which shows the metal fitting for anchors. It is a fragmentary sectional view which shows a mode that the fishing rod holder of 2nd embodiment was fixed to the ground. It is a front view which shows the modification of a groove closing member.

  Hereinafter, a first embodiment of a fishing rod holder of the present invention will be described based on the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, the fishing rod holder 10 of this embodiment is a thick plate that connects the first and second standing plates 12 and 14 and the two standing plates 12 and 14, which are opposed to each other. The connecting member 16 is provided. End portions of the first standing plate 12 and the second standing plate 14 are pivotally attached to both end portions of the connecting member 16 via hinges 18 so as to be bent inward. The material of these plate materials can be freely selected from wood, synthetic resin, metal and the like.

  The first upright plate 12 has a substantially rectangular outer shape, and the hook receiving groove 20 is provided at two positions on the outer side of the receiving end surface 12b that is the end surface opposite to the shaft receiving end 12a that is axially attached to the connecting member 16. Is provided. The depth and width dimensions of the notch of the rod receiving groove 20 are larger than the diameter of the midway portion or grip portion of the fishing rod to be held. The cut opening of the flange receiving groove 20 is closed by a rubber member 22 which is a groove closing member. The rubber member 22 is a belt-like body that is longer than the size of the cut width of the flange receiving groove 20, and a pair of end portions in the length direction are stretched over the notch opening of the flange receiving groove 20. On the other hand, a pair of leg portions 24 having the same length are extended from both ends of the shaft receiving end 12a in the opposite direction to the flange receiving groove 20 side.

  The second upright plate 14 also has a substantially rectangular outer shape, similar to the first upright plate 12, and is outside the receiving end surface 14 b, which is the end surface on the opposite side of the axial end 14 a that is axially attached to the connecting member 16. 2 are provided with hook receiving grooves 26. The depth and width dimensions of the notch of the rod receiving groove 26 are larger than the diameter of the midway portion or grip portion of the fishing rod to be held. The cut opening of the collar receiving groove 26 is closed by a rubber member 28 which is a groove closing member. The rubber member 28 is a belt-like body that is longer than the size of the cut width of the flange receiving groove 26, and a pair of end portions in the length direction are stretched over the notch opening of the flange receiving groove 26. On the other hand, a pair of leg portions 30 having the same length are extended from both ends of the shaft receiving end 14a in the opposite direction to the flange receiving groove 26 side. Here, the distance between the shaft receiving end 14a of the second standing plate 14 and the receiving end surface 14b is set shorter than the distance between the shaft receiving end 12a of the first standing plate 12 and the receiving end surface 12b. Has been.

  Further, the receiving end surface 12b of the first standing plate 12 is provided with a substantially rectangular recess 32 at the center portion, and the insertion portion 34a of the first metal hook receiving hook 34 is inserted into the hole 32a at the bottom thereof. And fixed by a wedge 38. The first hook receiving hook 34 has a locking portion 34b formed in a U shape and an insertion portion 34a obtained by extending one end portion of the U shape straight. The U-shaped depth and width of the locking portion 34a is larger than the diameter of the grip portion of the fishing rod.

  The receiving end surface 14 b of the second upright plate 14 is also provided with a hole 33 in the center portion, and an insertion portion 36 a of a metal second hook receiving hook 36 is inserted into the hole 33 and is fixed by a wedge 38. The second hook receiving hook 36 has a locking portion 36b formed in a U shape and an insertion portion 36a extending straight from one end portion of the U shape in the opposite direction. The U-shaped depth and width of the locking portion 36b is larger than the diameter of the fishing rod grip portion.

  Since the first upright plate 12 and the second upright plate 14 are pivotally attached to both ends of the connecting member 16 via the hinges 18 at the shaft-attached ends 12a, 14a, the first and second hook receiving hooks are provided. 34 and 36 and the wedge 38 are removed, and the rubber members 22 and 28 are accommodated inside the flange receiving groove 20 or 26, whereby the first standing plate 12 and the second standing plate 14 are connected as shown in FIG. It can be folded thinly so as to overlap the member 16. Therefore, when the fishing rod holder 10 is not used, the outer shape becomes compact as shown in FIG. 2, which is convenient for carrying and storing.

  Next, a usage method in which the fishing rod holder 10 is installed horizontally on a substantially flat ground of a fishing spot will be described. Horizontal installation refers to an installation state in which the first and second standing plates 12 and 14 are self-supporting with each other's legs 24 and 30, and a first usage example by horizontal installation will be described with reference to FIG. . In this first use example, the midway portion 2a of the fishing rod 2 is supported by the rod receiving groove 20 of the first standing plate 12, and the grip portion 2b is supported by the rod receiving groove 26 of the second standing plate 14 and its rod receiving groove. It is held by an inner part surrounded by a rubber member 28 attached to 26. Therefore, since the height of the receiving end surface 12b of the first standing plate 12 from the ground is higher than the height of the receiving end surface 14b of the second standing plate 14, the fishing rod 2 can be held at an angle that faces obliquely upward. . At this time, the midway portion 2a of the fishing rod 2 is supported by a rubber member 22 accommodated in the rod receiving groove 20 of the first standing plate 12, but the midway portion 2a. When the reel 4 is attached to this position, the side surface of the reel 4 may be used so as to be in contact with and supported by the notch opening of the flange receiving groove 20.

  Next, FIG. 4 shows a second usage example of the fishing rod holder 10 placed horizontally. In the second usage example, the midway portion 2a of the fishing rod 2 is supported by the locking portion 36b of the second rod receiving hook 36 attached to the receiving end surface 14b of the second standing plate 14, and the grip portion 2b is supported by the first portion. The upright plate 12 is supported downward by a locking portion 34b of the first hook receiving hook 34 attached to the recess 32 of the receiving end surface 12b. Here, since the height of the locking portion 36b of the second rod receiving hook 36 from the ground is adjusted to be lower than the height of the locking portion 34b of the first rod receiving hook 34, the fishing rod 2 can be held at an angle that faces obliquely downward.

  The first and second hook receiving hooks 34, 36 can change the height of the locking portions 34b, 36b by adjusting the depth at which the insertion portions 34a, 36a are inserted into the holes 32a, 33, etc. The angle at which the fishing rod 2 is held can be freely adjusted. However, the first and second hook receiving hooks 34 and 36 do not have to be used particularly when fine adjustment of the angle is not necessary. That is, the midway portion 2 a of the fishing rod 2 is supported by the rod receiving groove 26 of the second standing plate 14, and the grip portion 2 b is attached to the rod receiving groove 20 of the first standing plate 12 and the rod receiving groove 20. The inner portion surrounded by the member 22 is held. Therefore, here, since the height of the receiving end surface 12b of the first standing plate 12 from the ground is higher than the height of the receiving end surface 14b of the second standing plate 14, the fishing rod 2 is inclined at a certain predetermined value. Can be held at an angle of Further, as an intermediate usage method described above, it is possible to perform downward angle adjustment by attaching only one of the first or second hook receiving hooks 2a and 2b.

  Next, a usage method in which the fishing rod holder 10 is vertically installed on the substantially flat ground of the fishing ground will be described with reference to FIG. Vertical installation is an installation state in which the outer surface of the first standing plate 12 is grounded to the ground, the second standing plate 14 is bent inward via a hinge 18, and the connecting member 16 is self-supporting in the vertical direction. Say. In this case, the midway portion 2a of the fishing rod 2 is supported by a portion surrounded by the pair of leg portions 30 and the shaft attachment end 14a of the second standing plate 14, and the grip portion 2b is supported by the rod receiving groove of the first standing plate 12. 20 and the inner part surrounded by the rubber member 22. Therefore, the fishing rod 2 can be held at an obliquely upward angle that is nearly vertical. At this time, the first rod receiving hook 34 is attached to the recess 32 of the receiving end surface 12b of the first standing plate 12, and the position of the locking portion 34b for locking the grip portion 2b of the fishing rod 2 is appropriately changed to change the fishing rod. It is also possible to adjust the angle at which 2 is held.

  As described above, the fishing rod holder 10 can be selected by installing horizontally or vertically and adjusting the positions of the locking portions 34b and 36b of the first and second rod receiving hooks 34 and 36. The fishing rod 2 can be stably held at a free angle from obliquely downward to nearly vertically upward. Further, when the fishing rod holder 10 is not used, the first and second standing plates 12 and 14 are folded so as to overlap the connecting member 16, so that a compact outer shape is obtained. Do not take.

  Next, a fishing rod holder 40 according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. Here, the same configuration as the fishing rod holder 10 described above is denoted by the same reference numeral and description thereof is omitted. As shown in FIG. 6A, the fishing rod holder 40 is provided on the side surfaces of the four leg portions 24 and 30 of the first and second standing plates 12 and 14 in addition to the configuration of the fishing rod holder 10. A slide plate 42 is provided. Further, the connecting member 16 is formed with a through hole 44 that penetrates the central portion in the thickness direction, and two anchor metal fittings 46 are attached to the left and right sides. Other configurations are the same as the fishing rod holder 10.

  As shown in FIG. 6B, the slide plate 42 is an elongated and rectangular metal plate having a long hole 42a formed at the center. As shown in FIG. 6A, the slide plate 42 is individually arranged at the front end portions of the side surfaces of the four legs 24 and 30, and is individually clamped and fixed by fixing bolts 48 inserted into the long holes 42a. ing. In the state of FIG. 6A, the slide plate 42 is fixed at a position where it does not protrude from the tips of the leg portions 24, 30, but if the fixing bolt 48 is loosened, the slide plate 42 becomes slidable, The front ends of the portions 24 and 30 are protruded by a predetermined length, and are fastened with fixing bolts 48 so that the positions can be fixed.

  As shown in FIG. 6 (c), the anchor metal fitting 46 is a metal fitting that has an elongated metal plate bent in an L shape at the center line of the width, and has a sharpened tip side that is gradually narrowed. A through hole 46a is formed at a location. As shown in FIG. 6A, the anchor metal fitting 46 is fitted in a recess 50 formed continuously from the left and right side surfaces to the lower surface of the connecting member 16, and is detachable by a fixing bolt 52 inserted through the through hole 46a. It is attached.

  Next, a usage method in which the fishing rod holder 40 is placed horizontally on the ground of a fishing ground with a step will be described with reference to FIG. The first and second upright plates 12 and 14 connected to both ends of the connecting member 16 are opposed to each other, and the connecting member 16 is used in a substantially horizontal state as in the fishing rod holder 10 described above. (FIGS. 3 and 4). The fishing rod holder 40 can properly perform the above-mentioned horizontal installation even on a stepped ground by individually adjusting the fixing position of the slide plate 42 attached to the four legs 24, 30. . That is, as shown in FIG. 7, the slide plate 42 of the leg portion (the leg portion 24 or 30) disposed in the recessed portion of the ground is fixed at a position where the protruding length from the tip of the leg portion becomes long. The slide plate 42 of the leg portion (leg portion 24 or 30) disposed at the place where the ground swells is fixed at a position where the protruding length from the tip of the leg portion becomes short. Proper lateral installation is performed by adjusting the protruding length for each leg.

  Further, in the usage example of FIG. 7, the connection member 16 is fixed to the ground using a rope 54 in order to prevent the fishing rod from being drawn in when hitting a large fish or leaving the fishing spot. . In this usage example, a rope 54 having a predetermined length is prepared, a retaining piece 56 is engaged at the center thereof, and two end portions of the rope 54 are passed from the upper surface side to the lower surface side of the connecting portion 16. It is pulled out through 44 and connected to the through holes 46a of the two anchor fittings 46, respectively. If the anchor fitting 46 is driven into the ground and the rope 54 is stretched, the fishing rod holder 40 can be firmly fixed.

  As described above, the fishing rod holder 40 has the slide plate 42 attached to the leg portions 24 and 30 and can individually adjust the protruding length from the tip of the leg portion. However, it can be easily installed horizontally and can be used in the same way as installing on flat ground. Moreover, since the anchor fitting 46 is integrally attached to the fishing rod holder 40, it is not necessary to prepare a fixture such as a peg separately when it is desired to fix the fishing rod holder to the ground with a rope. It is.

  The invention is not limited to the above embodiment. The groove closing member for closing the notch opening of the flange receiving groove can be changed to various structures instead of the rubber member described above. For example, a sliding groove closing member 58 as shown in FIG. 8 may be used. The slide-type groove closing member 58 includes two covers 58a and 58b and a slide plate 58c that slides inside the covers 58a and 58b. The covers 58a and 58b are opposed to both sides of the notch opening of the collar receiving groove 20 on the receiving end face 12b. The cut opening can be opened and closed by sliding the slide plate 58c. If such a slide type groove closing member 58 is used, a compact groove closing member can be constituted like the above rubber member.

  Moreover, although the fishing rod holders 10 and 40 described above have a structure for holding a maximum of three fishing rods, for example, the number of rod receiving grooves and rod receiving hooks can be increased to hold four or more fishing rods. A fishing rod holder may be used.

  Further, the receiving end surfaces of the first and second upright plates do not necessarily have to be flat surfaces that are uniformly formed from the axial end of the connecting member. For example, if a plurality of planes provided in a staircase shape are used as receiving end surfaces and a rod receiving groove or the like is provided for each flat surface, the fishing rod holding angle can be changed simply by selectively changing the rod receiving groove for holding the fishing rod. Can be adjusted easily.

2 Fishing rod 2a Midway portion 2b Grip portion 4 Reel 10, 40 Fishing rod holder 12 First standing plate 12a Shaft receiving end 12b Receiving end surface 14 Second standing plate 14a Shaft receiving end 14b Receiving end surface 16 Connecting member 18 Hinges 20, 26竿 receiving grooves 22, 28 rubber members 24, 30 leg 34 first heel receiving hook 34 b locking portion 36 second heel receiving hook 36 b locking portion 42 slide plate 42 a elongated hole 46 anchor fitting 46 a through hole 54 rope

Claims (7)

A first standing plate and a second standing plate disposed to face each other; and a connecting member for connecting the first and second standing plates, the first standing plate and the second standing plate End portions are pivotally attached to both end portions of the connecting member so as to be bent inwardly,
The first standing plate has a flange receiving groove formed by cutting a part of a receiving end surface that is an end surface opposite to the axially receiving end that is axially fixed to the connecting member, and the flange receiving groove A groove closing member that closes the cut-in opening, and a pair of legs that extend in opposite directions to the flange receiving groove side at both end portions of the shaft receiving end,
A hook receiving groove formed by cutting a part of a receiving end surface, which is an end face opposite to the shaft receiving end, which is one end pivotally attached to the connecting member, and the hook receiving groove A groove closing member that closes the cut-in opening, and a pair of legs extending in opposite directions to the flange receiving groove side at both ends of the shaft receiving end,
When the first and second standing plates are used in a horizontal installation in which the legs stand independently from each other, the midway portion of the fishing rod is the one of the first and second standing plates. Supported by the rod receiving groove, the grip portion of the fishing rod is held in the inner portion surrounded by the rod receiving groove and the groove closing member of the other standing plate,
When the outer surface of the first standing plate is grounded to the ground, the second standing plate is bent inward, and the connecting member is used in a vertical installation in which it stands in the vertical direction, A midway portion is supported by a portion surrounded by the pair of leg portions and the pivot end of the second standing plate, and a grip portion of a fishing rod is closed by the rod receiving groove and the groove closing portion of the first standing plate. A fishing rod holder, which is held by an inner portion surrounded by members. The groove closing member is a band-like body longer than the cut width dimension of the flange receiving groove, and a pair of end portions in the length direction is a rubber member stretched over the notch opening of the flange receiving groove,
When holding the midway portion of the fishing rod in the rod receiving groove, the rubber member attached to the rod receiving groove is stored inside the rod receiving groove,
When holding the grip portion of the fishing rod on the inner portion surrounded by the rod receiving groove and the rubber member attached to the notch, the rubber member attached to the rod receiving groove is placed outside the rod receiving groove. The fishing rod holder according to claim 1, wherein the fishing rod holder is used by being pulled out.   The distance between the shaft receiving end of the first standing plate and the receiving end surface is different from the distance between the shaft receiving end of the second standing plate and the receiving end surface. Item 3. A fishing rod holder according to item 1 or 2.   The first standing plate is a latch that locks the grip portion so that the grip portion of the fishing rod is not separated from the receiving end surface of the first standing plate by more than a predetermined distance when used in a horizontal installation. The fishing rod holder according to claim 3, wherein a first rod receiving hook having a portion is provided, and the first rod receiving hook is attached to the predetermined distance so as to be adjustable.   The second standing plate is a latch that locks the midway portion of the fishing rod so that the midway portion of the fishing rod does not approach the receiving end surface of the second standing plate more than a predetermined distance when used in a horizontal installation. The fishing rod holder according to claim 3 or 4, wherein a second rod receiving hook having a portion is provided, and the second rod receiving hook is attached so as to be capable of adjusting the predetermined distance.   Elongated slide plates are individually arranged on side portions of the leg portions of the first and second standing plates, and the slide plates slide in the extending direction of the leg portions, and the tips of the leg portions The fishing rod holder according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the fishing rod holder is attached so as to be able to adjust a protruding length thereof. An anchor fitting having an L-shaped cross section for fixing a rope engaged with the connecting member to any part of the first standing plate, the second standing plate, or the connecting member and fixing it to a fishing ground The fishing rod holder according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein is mounted detachably.

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