JP3175642U - Lure - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a spinner type lure that can easily replace a blade and can smoothly rotate after the replacement.
A fishing lure 1 has a main body 2, a blade 14, and a hook. The blade 14 is suspended by the clevis 10. The clevis 10 is rotatably attached around the main body 2 by first and second ring portions 11 and 12. The second ring portion 12 is formed with an opening 12a near the tip thereof. When the blade 14 is replaced, the second ring portion 12 is temporarily removed from the opening 12a by pulling the clevis 10 to replace the blade 14. Can be removed from the opening 12a.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a lure used for fishing.

In recent fishing, lures are increasingly used instead of live bait. One type of such a lure is a so-called spinner having a blade that rotates around an axis by a water flow. Patent Documents 1 and 2 are cited as prior art of such spinner type lures.
For a spinner type lure in which a blade is attached via a metal ring against the return as in Patent Document 1, the blade is attached via a U-shaped connecting fitting called a clevis as in Patent Document 2. A clevis-type spinner lure that can freely rotate around its axis with respect to a shaft or line rotates the blade smoothly and greatly. For this reason, such a clevis spinner lure is often selected when emphasizing rotational properties.

JP 2005-185216 A Utility Model Registration No. 3164424

In the spinner type lure, the blade rotates and comes into contact with various underwater objects (for example, sediments such as rocks and concrete blocks, floating dust, hulls, etc.), and the decorative plating peels off or the shape changes. In particular, a clevis type spinner type lure with a large rotation is more likely than a return type spinner type lure. Therefore, there is a demand to replace a blade that has been used in a clevis-type spinner type lure and has become obsolete. However, since the clevis-suspended spinner lure is loosely fitted to the shaft and the line at two places as compared with the case of removing the metal ring from the return as in Patent Document 1, the removal work is troublesome. Also, once the clevis is removed from the shaft or line and the blade is replaced, it is troublesome to reattach the clevis to the shaft or line. If the clevis is not reattached well, it will interfere with the rotation of the clevis. There was a possibility that the clevis could not rotate well.
The present invention is for solving the above-mentioned problems. An object of the present invention is to provide a spinner type lure that can easily replace the blade and can smoothly rotate after the replacement.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the device according to claim 1 includes a line attachment portion and one or a plurality of hooks, and attaches the line attachment portion to a line tip position so as to swim underwater instead of live bait. The fishing lure used in this way is composed of a long rod-like member or a flexible string-like member disposed between the line attachment portion and the hook, and an elastic wire member. First and second ring portions formed in a ring shape by bending both ends of the wire member, and a connecting portion disposed between the first and second ring portions and supporting the blade by hanging. A blade mounting bracket that is rotatably attached in the circumferential direction of the rod-shaped member or the string-shaped member via the first and second ring portions, and at least one of the first and second ring portions One side of the ring The gap between the openings is formed to be smaller than the maximum diameter in the width direction of the rod-like member or the string-like member, and is attached in the direction of expanding the opening. By energizing, the interval between the opening portions is made larger than the maximum diameter in the width direction of the rod-shaped member or the string-shaped member, and therefore, at least one of the first or second ring portion from the rod-shaped member or the string-shaped member. The gist is that the blade can be removed from the opening side by separating the blade.
If comprised in this way, when replacing | exchanging a braid | blade, the opening formed in at least one of the 1st and 2nd ring part of a braid | blade mounting bracket will be any rod-shaped member or string to which the braid mounting bracket is mounted. The blade mounting bracket and the rod-like member or the string-like member are moved in a direction that is relatively separated from each other. That is, the blade mounting bracket is pulled away from the rod-like member or the string-like member. Then, the opening is pushed and the first or second ring part of the blade mounting bracket is detached from the bar-like member or the string-like member. As a result, the old blade is removed from the end of the opening and replaced with a new blade. Next, the opening portion is again applied to the rod-like member or the string-like member and operated so as to be pushed in. As a result, the opening is pushed and the ring portion is reattached to the rod-like member or the string-like member, and the blade mounting bracket can be used again.
With such a configuration, the old blade can be easily replaced, and the blade mounting bracket can be rotated in the circumferential direction of the rod-shaped member or string-shaped member after replacement, so that the blade can be smoothly replaced after replacing the blade. Will rotate.

The invention according to claim 2 includes a line attachment portion and one or a plurality of hooks, and is used for fishing used by attaching the line attachment portion to a line tip position so that it can swim underwater instead of live bait. The luer is composed of a rod-like member or a flexible string-like member disposed between the line attaching portion and the hook, and a wire member having elasticity, and is bent by bending the proximal end of the wire member. A first ring part formed in a ring shape, a second ring part formed in a ring shape by bending a predetermined distance from the first ring part, and a front side from the second ring part A remaining portion that is curved or bent near the tip to form an engaging portion that can be engaged in the first ring portion, and a connecting portion that supports the suspension of the blade. The rod-shaped part through the ring part of 2 Or a blade mounting bracket that is rotatably attached in the circumferential direction of the string-like member, and the engagement portion at the distal end of the connection portion is disengaged against the elasticity of the connection portion. The gist is that the blade is removable from the engaging portion side.
According to this structure, when it is desired to replace the blade, the engaging portion near the tip of the connecting portion engaged in the first ring portion is brought into the non-engaging state against the elasticity of the connecting portion. Remove from the tip of the engaging part and replace with a new blade. Next, the engaging portion is engaged in the first ring portion, and the blade mounting bracket is again ready for use.
With such a configuration, the old blade can be easily replaced, and the blade mounting bracket can be rotated in the circumferential direction of the rod-shaped member or string-shaped member after replacement, so that the blade can be smoothly replaced after replacing the blade. Will rotate.

In the device according to claim 3, in addition to the configuration of the device according to claim 1 or 2, the engaging portion is advanced from the inner surface of the first ring portion into the first ring portion to be engaged therewith. The gist of this is.
When engaging the engaging portion from this direction, the connecting portion must be urged with a strong compressive force in order to be in the non-engaging state. (That is, it will not come off).

The invention according to claim 4 includes a line attachment part and one or a plurality of hooks, and is used for fishing to attach the line attachment part to a line tip position so that it can swim underwater instead of live bait. The luer is composed of a long rod-like member or a flexible string-like member disposed between the line attaching portion and the hook, and an elastic wire member, and bends near both ends of the wire member. The first and second ring portions formed in a ring shape are attached to be rotatable in the circumferential direction of the rod-shaped member or the string-shaped member via the first ring portion, and A blade mounting bracket that suspends and supports the blade from the second ring portion, and the second ring portion has an opening in which a part of the ring is opened in a chipped shape, and the opening The interval between the parts It is configured to be smaller than the thickness width of the raid, and the gap between the openings is made larger than the thickness width of the blades by urging the openings in the direction of expanding the blades. The gist is that it is removable.
If comprised in this way, when replacing | exchanging a braid | blade, the braid | blade engaged in the 2nd ring part is slid and moved to an opening part position. Then, the blade is pulled outward from the opening. Then, the opening is pushed and the blade is detached from the second ring portion. As a result, the old blade is removed from the end of the opening and replaced with a new blade. Next, the blade is applied to the opening and operated to be pushed in. As a result, the opening is widened and the blade is suspended again.
With such a configuration, the old blade can be easily replaced, and the blade mounting bracket can be rotated in the circumferential direction of the rod-shaped member or string-shaped member after replacement, so that the blade can be smoothly replaced after replacing the blade. Will rotate.

The invention according to claim 5 includes a line attachment portion and one or a plurality of hooks, and is used for fishing to be used by attaching the line attachment portion to a line tip position and swimming underwater instead of live bait. The luer is composed of a long rod-like member or a flexible string-like member disposed between the line attaching portion and the hook, and an elastic wire member, and bends near both ends of the wire member. The first and second ring portions formed in a ring shape are attached to be rotatable in the circumferential direction of the rod-shaped member or the string-shaped member via the first ring portion, and A blade mounting bracket in which a blade is suspended and supported with respect to a second ring portion, and the second ring portion has an intersection where a tip end of the wire member intersects near a base portion of the second ring portion. Part is formed The gap between the wire members at the crossing position is configured to be smaller than the thickness width of the blade, and the wire member at the crossing position is urged in the direction of expanding so that the wire member at the crossing position is expanded. The gist of the invention is that the interval is made larger than the thickness width of the blade so that the blade can be removed from the tip side of the wire member.
With this configuration, when it is desired to replace the blade, the blade engaged in the second ring portion is slid and moved in the direction of the intersection. Then, the blade is pulled outward from the distal end side of the wire member. Then, the space | interval of an intersection part is pushed wide and a blade detaches | leaves from a 2nd ring part. As a result, the old blade is removed from the end of the opening and replaced with a new blade. Next, the blade is applied to the intersecting portion and operated so as to be pushed in. As a result, the intersection is pushed out and the blade is suspended again.
With such a configuration, the old blade can be easily replaced, and the blade mounting bracket can be rotated in the circumferential direction of the rod-shaped member or string-shaped member after replacement, so that the blade can be smoothly replaced after replacing the blade. Will rotate.

In the device according to claim 6, in addition to the configuration of the invention according to claim 4 or 5, the virtual axial direction passing through the centers of the through holes of the first and second ring portions is arranged in an orthogonal state. The gist is to do so.
Since the axis of the through hole of the first ring portion coincides with the axial direction of the rod-like member or the string-like member, in such an arrangement, the center of the through-hole of the rod-like member or the string-like member and the second ring portion The imaginary axis direction passing through is orthogonal. Therefore, the blade mounting bracket rotates smoothly around the rod-shaped member or the string-shaped member.
In the invention according to claim 7, in addition to the configuration of the invention according to any one of claims 4 to 6, the blade is directly inserted into the second ring portion by a through hole for suspension formed in the blade. The main point is that it is supported by hanging.
As a result, when the blade is removed or attached, the through hole is always collated with the tip of the wire member constituting the second ring portion.
The gist of the invention according to claim 8 is that, in addition to the configuration of the invention according to any one of claims 1 to 7, the cross-sectional shape of the blade mounting bracket is any one of a circle, an ellipse and a rectangle. .
Any shape is a material which is normally obtained as a wire member, and has elasticity.

  By constructing as described above, according to the devices of the above claims, it is possible to easily replace the old blade in the spinner type lure.

(A) of the lure of Embodiment 1 of this invention is a front view, (b) is a top view, (c) is a side view. In the same lure of the first embodiment, (a) is an explanatory view for explaining a state in which a clevis with a blade suspended is attached to the main body, and (b) is a diagram illustrating that the second ring portion of the clevis is removed from the main body and the blade Explanatory drawing explaining the state (or the state just before attaching a braid | blade) which removed the blade. (A) is the front view of the clevis of Embodiment 1 of the state attached to the main body, (b) is a right view similarly, (c) is a left view similarly. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a clevis according to the first embodiment. (A) is the front view of the clevis of Embodiment 2 of the state attached to the main body, (b) is a right view similarly, (c) is a left view similarly. The perspective view of the clevis of Embodiment 2. FIG. (A) of the lure of Embodiment 3 of this invention is a front view, (b) is a top view, (c) is a side view. (A) is the front view of the clevis of Embodiment 3 in the state attached to the main body, (b) is a left side view, and (c) is a bottom view. (A) is a front view of the clevis of Embodiment 4 in the state attached to the main body, (b) is a left side view, and (c) is a bottom view.

(Embodiment 1)
Hereinafter, a first embodiment in which the structure of the present invention is embodied will be described with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIGS. 1 (a) to 1 (c) and FIGS. 2 (a) and 2 (b), the lure 1 of the first embodiment includes a main body 2 as a rod-like member formed by bending a wire as a rod-like member. Yes. The main body 2 is bent in two at the rear side, and the bent portion tip is bulged outward to form a hook attachment ring 3. The bent bent end is surrounded by the pipe member 4 together with the body 2 trunk so that the bent state is prevented from being expanded. A hook 5 with three needles is suspended from the hook attachment ring 3. A line attaching ring 7 is attached to the front end side of the main body 2 via a backrest 6. A clevis 10 as a blade fitting is rotatably mounted between the backrest 5 and the bead ball 8.

As shown in FIGS. 3A to 3E and FIG. 4, the clevis 10 is formed by bending a wire having a circular cross section. The clevis 10 includes a first ring portion 11 and a second ring portion 12 formed by bending both ends thereof. The first ring portion 11 has a portion close to the distal end thereof that is rotated approximately 360 degrees and is brought close to the curved base portion with almost no gap between the distal end and the curved base portion. On the other hand, the second ring portion 12 has a portion near its distal end that is rotated around 360 degrees, but the distal end is formed so as to be separated from the curved base and conversely curved outward. As a result, the second ring A gap is formed between the tip of the portion 12 and the curved base. This gap is an opening 12a. The interval between the openings 12 a is configured to be slightly shorter than the diameter of the main body 2. The first and second ring portions 11 and 12 are arranged so that the through holes formed in the inside surrounded by the wires are just facing each other (that is, the axial directions passing through the center of the through holes are coincident). Yes.
Between the 1st and 2nd ring parts 11 and 12, it is set as the connection part 13 curved in U shape.
The clevis 10 has first and second ring portions 11 and 12 inserted through the main body 2 in a loosely fitted state, and can rotate in either the forward or reverse direction.
A blade 14 is suspended from the connecting portion 13 of the clevis 10. The blade 14 is a thin plate made of an alloy having a curved surface shape with a gentle curve (that is, a small curvature) and a convex surface on the back surface, and a concave surface on the back surface. The blade 14 has a through hole 15 formed near the front end thereof inserted into the connecting portion 13 so that the blade 14 can move along the longitudinal direction of the connecting portion 13.

In the lure 1 of the first embodiment having such a configuration, when it is desired to replace the blade 14 by damaging the lure 1 over time, it can be replaced with a new blade 14 as follows. .
That is, the operator holds the connecting portion 13 of the clevis 10 and pulls the second ring portion 12 side of the clevis 10 in a direction to separate it from the main body 2. Then, since the opening 12a is narrower than the diameter of the main body 2, it catches and receives resistance. If it continues pulling as it resists resistance, the opening part 12a will be expanded. The second ring portion 12 is detached from the main body 2 when the interval between the openings 12 a matches the width (diameter) of the main body 2. Immediately after that, the interval between the openings 12a is restored to the original interval after the urging force is released by the elasticity of the second ring portion 12 itself. In this state, the old blade 14 is removed from the open end on the opening 12a side (the state shown in FIG. 2B), and the new blade 14 is suspended.
Next, the operator grasps the connecting portion 13 of the clevis 10, presses the opening 12 a of the clevis 10 against the main body 2, and pushes the second ring portion 12 side in a direction approaching the main body 2. Then, the opening 12a is pushed again. When the interval between the openings 12a matches the width (diameter) of the main body 2, the second ring portion 12 slips through and is engaged with the main body 2. Immediately after that, the interval between the openings 12a is restored to the initial interval by releasing the urging force by the elasticity of the second ring portion 12 itself (the state of FIG. 2A). In this state, the second ring portion 12 is again loosely fitted to the main body 2.
With such a configuration, the old blade 14 can be easily replaced, and there is no hindrance to the rotation of the clevis 10 even after replacement.

(Embodiment 2)
The second embodiment is a variation of the lure 1 of the first embodiment. Since only the clevis 30 is different from the first embodiment, the clevis 30 will be described with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIGS. 5A to 5C and FIG. 6, the clevis 10 is configured by bending a wire having a circular cross section. The clevis 10 includes a first ring portion 31 formed by curving one end (base end) around 360 degrees. The second ring portion 32 is formed by bending the middle position of the wire 360 degrees around the first ring portion 31 at an interval and bending. The 1st and 2nd ring parts 31 and 32 are arranged so that the internal penetration hole formed may just counter. The remaining portion in front of the second ring portion is a connecting portion 33 curved in a U shape. An engaging portion 34 that is bent so that the tip is directed outward is formed near the tip of the connecting portion 33. The engaging portion 34 is inserted into the first ring portion 31 from the inside and is inserted into the first ring portion 31. Engaged with the inner periphery. The connecting portion 33 is compressed and biased with the engaging portion 34 engaged with the inner periphery of the first ring portion 31.
The clevis 30 has first and second ring portions 31 and 32 inserted into the main body 2 in a loosely fitted state, and can rotate in either the forward or reverse direction. The same blade 14 as in the first embodiment is suspended from the connecting portion 33 of the clevis 30. The blade 14 has a through hole 15 formed near the front end thereof inserted into the connecting portion 33, and is movable along the longitudinal direction of the connecting portion 33.

In the lure 1 of the second embodiment having such a configuration, when it is desired to replace the blade 14 due to the use of the lure 1 over time, it can be replaced with a new blade 14 as follows. .
That is, the operator temporarily compresses the engaging portion 34 of the clevis 30 in the direction in which the connecting portion 33 is further urged. Then, while guiding the engaging portion 34 so as not to be engaged with the first ring portion 31 again (that is, while deflecting the tip from the first ring portion 31), the urging state of the connecting portion 33 is released (FIG. 5). (The position of the two-dot chain line in (a)). As a result, the tip of the engaging portion 34 is mutated to the non-engaging position deviating from the through hole of the first ring portion 31. In this state, the old blade 14 is removed from the free end on the engagement portion 34 side, and the new blade 14 is suspended.
Next, the operator compresses the engaging portion 34 of the clevis 30 so that the tip thereof is located inside the first ring portion 31, and is engaged with the inner periphery of the first ring portion 31 while being compressed. To guide. In the second embodiment, the first and second ring portions 31 and 32 are not particularly removed from the main body 2, and the main body 2 is free to play with the first and second ring portions 31 and 32 during the blade 14 replacement operation. It is in a fitted state.
With such a configuration, the old blade 14 can be easily replaced, and there is no hindrance to the rotation of the clevis 30 even after replacement.

(Embodiment 3)
The third embodiment is a variation of the lure 1 of the first embodiment. Since only the clevis 40 is different from the first embodiment, the description of the same configuration is omitted in the figure.
As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8A to 8C, the clevis 40 includes a first ring portion 41 and a second ring portion 42 formed by bending both ends thereof. The clevis 40 is formed by bending a wire having a circular cross section. The first ring portion 41 has a portion close to the distal end thereof that is rotated approximately 360 degrees and is brought close to the curved base portion with almost no gap between the distal end and the curved base portion. On the other hand, the second ring portion 42 has a portion near the tip that is rotated approximately 360 degrees, but the tip is formed so as to be separated from the curved base and conversely curved outward, and as a result, the second ring. A gap is formed between the tip of the portion 42 and the curved base. This gap is an opening 42a. The interval between the openings 42 a is configured to be slightly shorter than the thickness width of the blade 14. The first and second ring portions 41 and 42 are arranged so that the through-hole formed inside the wire is turned 90 degrees (that is, the axial direction passing through the center of the through-hole is orthogonal). ing.
The curved base portion of the first ring portion 41 also serves as the base portion of the second ring portion 42 at the same time. That is, the clevis 40 has a structure in which the first and second ring portions 41 and 42 are connected at the base position in a state where the orientation is changed by 90 degrees.
The blade 14 is suspended from the second ring portion 42 of the clevis 40. The wire constituting the second ring portion 42 is inserted into the through hole 15 of the blade 14.
The clevis 40 has a first ring portion 41 inserted in the main body 2 in a loosely fitted state, and can rotate in either the forward or reverse direction. The axial center direction passing through the through hole center of the first ring portion 41 and the axial center direction of the main body 2 substantially coincide.

In the lure 1 of the third embodiment having such a configuration, when it is desired to replace the blade 14 by damaging the lure 1 over time, it can be replaced with a new blade 14 as follows. .
That is, the operator grasps the second ring portion 42 of the clevis 40 and pulls the blade 14 in the direction of separating the blade 14 from the opening 42a. Then, since the opening 42a is narrower than the thickness width of the blade 14, it catches and receives resistance. If the pulling is continued as it is against the resistance, the opening 42a is expanded. The blade 14 is detached from the second ring portion 42 when the distance between the openings 42 a matches the thickness width of the blade 14. Immediately after that, the interval between the openings 42a is restored to the original interval by releasing the urging force by the elasticity of the second ring portion 42 itself. In this state, the old blade 14 is removed from the open end on the opening 42a side.
Next, the operator grips the new blade 14, applies the open end on the opening 42 a side to the through-hole 15, and pushes the blade 14 toward the back of the opening 42 a. Then, the opening 42a is pushed again. When the interval between the openings 42 a matches the thickness width of the blade 14, the blade 14 slips through and is engaged with the second ring portion 42. Immediately after that, the interval between the openings 42a is restored to the original interval by releasing the urging force by the elasticity of the second ring portion 42 itself.
With such a configuration, the old blade 14 can be easily replaced, and there is no hindrance to the rotation of the clevis 40 even after replacement.

(Embodiment 4)
The fourth embodiment is a variation of the lure 1 of the first embodiment. Since only the clevis 50 is different from the first embodiment, the clevis 50 will be described with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIGS. 9A to 9C, the clevis 50 includes a first ring portion 51 and a second ring portion 52 formed by bending both ends thereof. The clevis 50 is formed by bending a wire having a circular cross section. The first ring portion 51 has a portion close to the distal end thereof that is rotated approximately 360 degrees and is brought close to the curved base portion with almost no gap between the distal end and the curved base portion. On the other hand, the second ring portion 52 has a portion near the tip thereof rotated around 360 degrees and intersected with the curved base portion to form an intersecting portion 53. The gap between the tip end portion and the curved base portion at the intersection 53 is set to be equal to or less than the thickness width of the clevis 50.
The first and second ring portions 51 and 52 are arranged so that the through holes formed in the interior surrounded by the wires are turned 90 degrees (that is, the axial center direction passing through the center of the through holes is orthogonal). ing.
The curved base portion of the first ring portion 51 also serves as the base portion of the second ring portion 52 at the same time. In other words, the clevis 50 has a structure in which the first and second ring portions 51 and 52 are connected at the base position in a state where the orientation is changed by 90 degrees.
The blade 14 is suspended from the second ring portion 52 of the clevis 50. The wire constituting the second ring portion 52 is inserted into the through hole 15 of the blade 14.
The clevis 50 has a first ring portion 51 inserted in the main body 2 in a loosely fitted state, and can rotate in either the forward or reverse direction. The axial center direction passing through the through hole center of the first ring portion 51 and the axial center direction of the main body 2 substantially coincide.

In the lure 1 of the fourth embodiment having such a configuration, when it is desired to replace the blade 14 due to the use of the lure 1 over time, it can be replaced with a new blade 14 as follows. .
That is, the operator grips the second ring portion 52 of the clevis 50 and moves it in the direction of the intersecting portion 53 so that the blade 14 can pass through the intersecting portion 53. When the blade 14 enters the intersecting portion 53, the intersecting portion 53 is pushed and expanded by the blade 14. The blade 14 is detached from the main body 2 when the intersection 53 is sufficiently widened to allow the passage of the blade 14. Immediately after that, the interval between the intersecting portions 53 is restored to the original interval by releasing the urging force by the elasticity of the second ring portion 52 itself.
Next, the operator grasps the new blade 14 and pushes it toward the back of the intersecting portion 53 while inserting the tip of the second ring portion 52 through the through hole 15. Then, the intersection 53 is pushed again. When the intersecting portion 53 is sufficiently expanded, the blade 14 passes through the intersecting portion 53 and is engaged with the second ring portion 52. Immediately after that, since the urging force is released by the elasticity of the second ring portion 52 itself, the interval of the intersecting portion 53 returns to the original interval.
With such a configuration, the old blade 14 can be easily replaced, and there is no hindrance to the rotation of the clevis 50 even after replacement.

The above embodiment may be embodied as follows.
In the first embodiment, the opening 12a is formed only on the second ring portion 12 side and is temporarily removed from the main body 2 in the blade 14 replacement work. However, the opening portion is also formed on the first ring portion 11 side. Both of them may be temporarily removed from the main body 2 (that is, the clevis 10 itself may be removed from the main body 2).
In the above embodiment, the clevises 10, 30, 40, 50 are attached to the inflexible main body 2, but may be attached to a string-like member such as a line.
-The material and shape of the main body 2 are not limited to the above. A wire other than the circular cross section as described above may be used.
-It may be combined with lures (hard baits) and worms made of hard materials such as plastic, wood, and metal that mimic small fish. For example, in the above, the hard bait may be attached to the hook attachment ring 3 at the same time as the hook 5, or the hook 5 may be suspended at the lower position of the hard bait.
In addition, it is free to implement in a modified form without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Luer, 2 ... Main body as rod-shaped member, 5 ... Hook, 7 ... Line attachment part, 12a, 42a ... Opening part 10, 30, 40, 50 ... Clevis as blade attachment metal fittings 11, 31, 41 , 51 ... 1st ring part, 12, 32, 42, 52 ... 2nd ring part, 13, 33 ... Connection part, 34 ... Engagement part, 53 ... Intersection part.

Claims (8)

In a fishing lure comprising a line attachment part and one or a plurality of hooks, and using the line attachment part attached to the line tip position so that it can swim underwater instead of live bait,
A long rod-like member or a flexible string-like member disposed between the line attachment portion and the hook;
An elastic wire member is formed between the first and second ring portions formed in a ring shape by curving the ends of the wire member, and a blade disposed between the first and second ring portions. A connecting part that supports the suspension, and a blade mounting bracket that is rotatably attached in a circumferential direction of the rod-like member or the string-like member via the first and second ring parts,
At least one of the first ring portion and the second ring portion is formed with an opening in which a part of the ring is opened in a defective shape, and the interval between the openings is set in the width direction of the rod-like member or the string-like member. It is configured to be smaller than the maximum diameter, and by energizing in the direction of expanding the opening, the interval between the openings is made larger than the maximum diameter in the width direction of the rod-shaped member or the string-shaped member, and thus the rod-shaped A lure characterized in that the blade is removable from the opening side by detaching the first or second ring part from the member or the string-like member. In a fishing lure comprising a line attachment part and one or a plurality of hooks, and using the line attachment part attached to the line tip position so that it can swim underwater instead of live bait,
A rod-like member or a flexible string-like member disposed between the line attachment portion and the hook;
A first ring portion that is formed of a wire member having elasticity, curved near the proximal end of the wire member, and formed into a ring shape, and is bent at a predetermined distance from the first ring portion to be ring-shaped And a second ring part formed on the front side and an engagement part that is a remaining part on the front side from the second ring part and that can be bent or bent near the tip to be engaged in the first ring part. A blade mounting bracket having a connecting portion that is formed and supported by hanging the blade, and is rotatably attached in a circumferential direction of the rod-like member or the string-like member via the first and second ring portions And
The lure characterized in that the blade can be removed from the engaging portion side by disengaging the engaging portion at the tip of the connecting portion against the elasticity of the connecting portion. The lure according to claim 2, wherein the engaging portion is engaged and advanced from the inner surface of the first ring portion into the first ring portion. In a fishing lure comprising a line attachment part and one or a plurality of hooks, and using the line attachment part attached to the line tip position so that it can swim underwater instead of live bait,
A long rod-like member or a flexible string-like member disposed between the line attachment portion and the hook;
It is composed of a wire member having elasticity, has first and second ring portions formed in a ring shape by bending the ends of the wire member, and the rod-like member or A blade mounting bracket that is rotatably mounted in the circumferential direction of the string-like member, and has a blade suspended from and supported by the second ring portion;
The second ring portion is formed with an opening in which a part of the ring is opened in a defect shape, and the interval between the openings is made smaller than the thickness width of the blade so as to widen the opening. The lure characterized in that the gap between the openings is made larger than the thickness width of the blade by urging in the direction so that the blade can be removed from the tip side of the wire member. In a fishing lure comprising a line attachment part and one or a plurality of hooks, and using the line attachment part attached to the line tip position so that it can swim underwater instead of live bait,
A long rod-like member or a flexible string-like member disposed between the line attachment portion and the hook;
It is composed of a wire member having elasticity, has first and second ring portions formed in a ring shape by bending the ends of the wire member, and the rod-like member or A blade mounting bracket that is rotatably mounted in the circumferential direction of the string-like member, and has a blade suspended from and supported by the second ring portion;
The second ring portion is formed with an intersection where the tip end of the wire member intersects near the base of the second ring portion, and the interval between the wire members at the position of the intersection is determined by the thickness of the blade. The width of the wire member at the crossing position is made larger than the thickness width of the blade by urging the wire member at the crossing position in a direction in which the wire member is expanded, and thus the blade is A lure characterized in that it can be removed from the tip side of the wire member.
The lure according to claim 4 or 5, wherein an imaginary axial direction passing through the centers of the through holes of the first and second ring portions is arranged in an orthogonal state. The lure according to any one of claims 4 to 6, wherein the blade is suspended and supported by being directly inserted into the second ring portion through a through-hole for suspension formed in the blade. The lure according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein a cross-sectional shape of the blade mounting bracket is any one of a circle, an ellipse, and a square.

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