JP3209454U - Fishing rod holder - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] During fishing, when a fish caught is removed from a fishing line and stored in a duck or rod, or when a lure or bait is exchanged, an unreasonable posture is forced while holding a long fishing rod. There is provided a fishing rod holder capable of smoothly working. A fishing rod holder has a lower end between a substantially vertical posture and an oblique posture on a waist pad having a waist pad surface facing the waist and a surface on the opposite side of the waist pad surface. And a sheath 14 for accommodating the lower end of the fishing rod, and a sheath holder 16 for holding the sheath 14 in a substantially vertical posture with a single touch. The upper opening 24 is located on the front side of the fisherman, and has a predetermined length capable of holding a fishing rod storing the lower end. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing rod holder, and more particularly, during fishing, a state in which a long fishing rod is held when the caught fish is removed from the fishing line and stored in the rod or when the lure or bait is changed. The present invention relates to a fishing rod holder capable of smoothly performing work without being forced into an unreasonable posture.

Fishing using long fishing rods is actively performed in rivers, lakes, and seas. For example, in the case of river fishing in mountain streams such as carp fishing, smooth fishing is possible with the following points. I was in trouble.
Specifically, when catching a fish, it is necessary to remove the caught fish from the fishhook attached to the tip of the fishing line, store it in a tammo or a kite, and attach new bait to the fishhook. However, it is difficult to perform these operations with the fishing rod held by hand. Especially in river fishing in mountain streams such as carp fishing, it is necessary not to fish on the shore, but to perform these operations while in the shallow water of the river. It cannot be left close.
In such a case, the angler performs the above-described work with both hands free by sandwiching the fishing rod to the side while holding one end of the fishing rod with one knee while bending the waist. .
This means that during fishing, when the fish caught is removed from the fishing line and stored in the rod, or when changing the lure or bait, it is forced to take an unreasonable posture while holding a long fishing rod. It is difficult to work smoothly. This is particularly difficult for fishers who are elderly or have low back pain.

In this regard, Patent Document 1 discloses a tool for storing a fishing rod.
More specifically, when a fishing rod is purchased at a fishing tackle store, the fishing rod storage container is transparent as a fishing rod display storage container that can instantly determine what kind of fish the fishing rod stored in is intended. In a fishing rod display storage container in which a mount is inserted into an outer box body made of a material, an idea pattern representing the characteristics of the target fish of the fishing rod is given to either the outer box body or the mount.

Patent Document 2 discloses a tool for supporting a fishing rod.
More specifically, a swing member is provided on the support base, a locking shaft is fixed to the fishing rod, a loose fitting hole having a size that allows the locking shaft to be freely inserted and removed from the upper portion, and the loose fitting hole. Since the locking recess is connected to the front edge so that the small-diameter shaft of the locking shaft can be accommodated, the small-diameter shaft can be obtained simply by inserting the locking shaft fixed to the fishing rod into the loose-fitting hole and moving the fishing rod forward. Is fitted into the locking recess, and the fishing rod is coupled to the swinging member so that it cannot move in the vertical direction and forward, and the fixed arrangement state of the fishing rod is obtained, and when the fishing rod is removed, the fishing rod is pulled backward. It is only necessary to lift the fishing rod in the state where the locking shaft is positioned in the locking recess, and in particular, it is only necessary to pull the fishing rod to the rear and lift it up. It can be done quickly and without much time and effort to operate. Mind impatient it is possible to eliminate the occurrence of a situation such as departing from the timing at the time of lifting.

Although all patent documents are common in the point which accommodates or supports a fishing rod, patent document 1 is not in the middle of fishing but only discloses the storage tool which accommodates a fishing rod when purchasing a fishing rod. Patent Document 2 discloses a device that supports a fishing rod during fishing, unlike Patent Document 1, but the angler does not carry the fishing rod on the back, but in the case of boat fishing, Only a device for removably fixing a fishing rod is disclosed.
As described above, during fishing, it is impossible to keep the long fishing rod while holding the long fishing rod when removing the fish caught by the angler from the fishing line and storing it in the rod or tammo. Despite a demand for a fishing rod holder that can work smoothly without being forced into a posture, such a fishing rod holder has not been realized.

JP2000-281074 Japanese Patent No. 5534777

In view of the above technical problems, the object of the present invention is to remove a fish that has been caught from a fishing line and store it in a rod or duck during fishing, or to change the length of a fishing rod when changing lures or baits. It is an object of the present invention to provide a fishing rod holder capable of smoothly performing an operation without being forced to be held in a held state.

In order to achieve the above object, the fishing rod holder of the present invention is:
A lumbar support having a lumbar support surface for the waist;
A sheath for storing the lower end portion of the fishing rod, the lower end portion of which is supported so as to be swingable between a substantially vertical posture and an oblique posture on the surface opposite to the waist pad surface,
A first sheath retainer for retaining the sheath in a substantially vertical position;
A second sheath retainer for retaining the sheath in an oblique position,
In the oblique position, the sheath has a predetermined length capable of holding a fishing rod containing the lower end portion in a state where the upper opening is positioned on the front side of the fisherman.

According to the fishing rod holder having the above configuration, the waist padding surface of the waistband is applied to the fisherman's waist, and the upper opening of the sheath housing the lower end portion of the fishing rod is located on the front side of the fisherman In the state, hold the fish in a slanted position with the second sheath retainer, remove the caught fish from the fishing line and store it in the rod, or change the lure or bait. Pushing halfway to the back side, swinging from an oblique posture to a substantially vertical posture, and holding the sheath in a substantially vertical posture by the first sheath holder, a long fishing rod of 10 meters or more is free for both hands In the state of holding in the back, while fishing, remove the caught fish from the fishing line and store it in the rod, or change the lure or bait while keeping the long fishing rod Without being forced into a particular posture, especially for the elderly and fishermen with back pain , It is possible to perform smoothly work.

In addition, the waist rest has a substantially triangular shape, and a band for wrapping and fixing the fishing rod holder around the thigh is preferably provided in the vicinity of the lower end vertex portion.
Further, the second sheath holder is a string having both ends fixed to the opposite surface in a lateral direction, and an upper end portion of the sheath is formed in a lateral opening formed by the opposite surface and the string. It is preferable to hold the sheath in an oblique posture with the string.

Furthermore, the sheath may be a bottomed cylinder, and is detachably attached to the opposite surface, and a plurality of sheaths having various predetermined lengths may be provided according to the size of the fishing rod. .
In addition, the oblique posture of the sheath may be an angle at which a lower end portion can push the middle of a fishing rod housed in the sheath to the back side with an elbow to make a substantially vertical posture.
Further, the lower end portion of the sheath is screwed so as to be detachable from the waist support surface so as to be swingable between the substantially vertical posture and the oblique posture. It is good to use also the receiving rod which is provided in the bottom part and receives the lower end part of a fishing rod.

An embodiment of a fishing rod holder according to the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the fishing rod holder 10 includes a waist rest 12, a sheath 14 for housing the lower end LE of the fishing rod R, a first sheath holder 16, and a second sheath holder 31. And a band 18 for wrapping and fixing the fishing rod holder 10 around the thigh.

The waist support 12 has a waist contact surface 20 that contacts the waist, has a substantially triangular shape, and a band 18 is provided in the vicinity of the lower end apex portion 22 for wrapping and fixing the fishing rod holder 10 around the thigh. On the other hand, a plurality of cuts 29 through which the trouser band 21 is passed are provided in the vicinity of the upper edge, and the fishing rod holder 10 is fixed to the waist through the trouser band 21.
For example, the waist pad 12 is preferably made of resin from the viewpoint of light weight and high rigidity, and the waist pad surface 20 preferably has a curved surface so as to be in close contact with the waist of the fisherman M.
The thigh that wraps and fixes the fishing rod holder 10 is the right thigh or the left waist depending on whether the waist support surface 20 of the fishing rod holder 10 is addressed, the right thigh for the right waist, and the left thigh for the left waist. (See FIGS. 4 to 6).
The upper end portion of the fishing rod holder 10 is firmly fixed to the waist through the buckle portion 23 having the length adjusting portion of the trouser band 21, and the lower end portion of the fishing rod holder 10 is firmly fixed to the thigh via the band 18. By doing so, as will be described later, when holding the fishing rod R extending over 10 meters by the fishing rod holder 10, it is possible to reliably hold the fishing rod R.

The sheath 14 is a bottomed cylinder, and a receiving rod 15 that receives the lower end LE of the fishing rod R is provided on the bottom of the bottomed cylinder. The material of the bottomed cylinder is preferably made of metal or resin, and particularly preferably made of aluminum from the viewpoints of weight reduction, durability, and rust prevention.
The sheath 14 has an inner diameter that is large enough to accommodate the lower end LE of the fishing rod R, and accommodates the lower end with the upper opening 24 positioned on the front face F side of the fisherman M in an oblique position. A plurality of sheaths 14 having a predetermined length L that can hold the fishing rod R and having various predetermined lengths are provided according to the size of the fishing rod R, and each is a surface opposite to the waist pad surface 20. In FIG. 26, the lower end portion is supported so as to be swingable between a substantially vertical posture V and an oblique posture D. More specifically, the lower end portion of the sheath 14 is fastened with a screw 15 so as to be swingable and detachable with respect to the waist contact surface 20. The screw 15 also serves as a receiving rod 15 that receives the lower end LE of the fishing rod R.
The slanting posture D of the sheath 14 is preferably an angle α that can push the midway of the fishing rod R in which the lower end portion LE of the sheath 14 is accommodated to the back side B in a substantially vertical posture V with an elbow. The angle α depends on the length of the fishing rod R, but is, for example, 5 degrees to 10 degrees.

The first sheath holder 16 is configured to hold the sheath 14 in the substantially vertical posture V with one touch.
More specifically, the U-shaped holding tool 40 and one end 41 of the U-shaped holding tool 40 can be hooked, and the opening 43 formed by both ends of the U-shaped holding tool 40 can be closed. A metal fitting 41 and a metal fitting fixture 44 for fixing the U-shaped metal fitting 41 in a state in which the opening 43 is closed are provided on the upper part of the waist pad 12, and the sheath 14 is pushed into the opening 43, The opening 43 is closed by hooking with the U-shaped metal fitting 41, and can be swung between the loosening position (FIG. 3) and the tightening position (FIG. 2) by the metal fitting fixture 44.

The second sheath retainer is a string 30 having both ends 28 fixed laterally with respect to the opposite surface 26, and a lateral opening 32 formed by the opposite surface 26 and the string 30 has a sheath 30. The upper end portion is inserted so that the sheath 14 in the oblique posture D is held by the string 30. Thereby, the sheath 14 is accommodated in the sheath 14 and is held in an oblique posture D by the weight of the fishing rod R extending obliquely forward.

The operation of the fishing rod holder 10 having the above configuration will be described in detail below, including how to use the fishing rod R for fishing.
As shown in FIG. 4, when the lower end portion of the fishing rod R is housed in the sheath 14 in the oblique posture D, the fishing rod R is held by the second sheath holder 31 so as to extend obliquely forward of the fisherman by the sheath 14. Yes, so that the fisherman is free of both hands.

Next, as shown in FIG. 5, during fishing, when the fish caught is removed from the fishing line and stored in a rod or tammo, or when the lure or bait is changed, the elbow on the right hand located on the fishing rod holder 10 is used. The middle part of the fishing rod R is pushed to the back side B, and the sheath 14 is changed from the oblique posture D to the substantially vertical posture V.
Next, the first sheath holder 16 is operated with the right hand to hold the sheath 14 in a substantially vertical posture V. Thereby, a free space is formed on the front side F of the fisherman.
Next, as shown in FIG. 6, a long fishing rod R of several meters or more can be removed from the fishing line and stored in a rod or tammo during fishing, Or, when exchanging bait, it is possible to work smoothly, especially for an elderly or lumberjack with low back pain without being forced into an unreasonable posture while holding a long fishing rod R. is there.
In particular, in order to hold the sheath 14 in the substantially vertical posture V and the oblique posture D by the first sheath holder 16 and the second sheath holder 31, one hand on the side where the waist pad 12 is located (in FIGS. 4 to 6). This can be done with the right hand).

As described above, since the fisherman M often wears the tamo at the waist level on the front F side, the fishing rod holder 10 holds the fishing rod R in a substantially vertical posture on the back B side of the body. Thus, it is possible to effectively utilize the space on the front F side of the body, and it is possible to smoothly carry out operations such as storing fish in a duck with both hands and attaching new bait.
In addition, by moving the fishing rod holder 10 in a substantially vertical posture on the back B side until it moves to the fishing spot, it can be moved without being bulky as luggage, and the same applies when moving to another fishing spot after fishing. It is.

The embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above, but various modifications or changes can be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the present invention.
For example, the fishing rod holder 10 is not limited to river fishing, as long as it is necessary to free both hands while holding the fishing rod R, fishing on a lake or sea, or work on the shore, It can also be used when moving to a fishing spot.

For example, in the present embodiment, the fishing rod holder 10 has been described as being used during fishing. However, without being limited thereto, the sheath 14 housing the fishing rod R is held on the back side in a substantially vertical posture. If it is transported in a state, it is convenient without being bulky.
For example, in the present embodiment, the fishing rod R has been described as being housed in the sheath 14 in the substantially vertical posture on the back side, and the fish is stored in the tamo with both hands, or a new bait is attached. The operation may be performed in a state where the fishing rod R is housed in the slanted sheath 14 on the front side.

1 is a perspective view of a fishing rod holder 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the fishing rod holder 10 according to the embodiment of the present invention, the sheath 14 is in a substantially vertical posture V. In the fishing rod holder 10 according to the embodiment of the present invention, the sheath 14 is in a diagonal posture D. FIG. In fishing rod holder 10 concerning the embodiment of the present invention, it is a figure showing the state where angler M has stored fishing rod R in sheath 14 of slanting posture D. In the fishing rod holder 10 which concerns on embodiment of this invention, it is a figure which shows the state where the fisherman M is pushing the fishing rod R back from the slanting posture D to the substantially vertical posture V. It is a figure which shows the state where the fisherman M hold | maintains the fishing rod R and both hands are free by the fishing rod holder 10 which concerns on embodiment of this invention.

LE lower end V substantially vertical posture D oblique posture L predetermined length M fisherman B back F front R fishing rod α angle 10 fishing rod holder 12 waist pad 14 sheath 16 first sheath holder 18 band 20 waist pad surface 21 trouser band 22 Lower end vertex portion 23 Buckle portion 24 Upper opening 26 Opposite surface 29 Notch 30 String 31 Second sheath holder 32 Lateral opening 40 U-shaped holder 41 One end 42 Character-shaped metal fitting 43 Opening 44 Metal fitting fixing tool

Claims (6)

A lumbar support having a lumbar support surface for the waist;
A sheath for storing the lower end portion of the fishing rod, the lower end portion of which is supported so as to be swingable between a substantially vertical posture and an oblique posture on the surface opposite to the waist pad surface,
A first sheath retainer for retaining the sheath in a substantially vertical position;
A second sheath retainer for retaining the sheath in an oblique position;
The sheath has a predetermined length capable of holding a fishing rod containing a lower end in a state where the upper opening is positioned on the front side of the fisherman in an oblique posture.
A fishing rod holder characterized by that.     The fishing rod holder according to claim 1, wherein the waist rest has a substantially triangular shape, and a band for wrapping and fixing the fishing rod holder around the thigh is provided in the vicinity of a lower end vertex portion thereof.     The second sheath retainer is a string whose both ends are fixed laterally with respect to the opposite surface, and an upper end portion of the sheath is disposed in a lateral opening formed by the opposite surface and the string. The fishing rod holder according to claim 1, wherein the sheath in an oblique posture is held by the string.     The fishing rod according to claim 1, wherein the sheath is a bottomed cylinder, is detachably attached to the opposite surface, and is provided with a plurality of sheaths having various predetermined lengths according to the size of the fishing rod. Retaining tool.     The fishing rod holder according to claim 1, wherein the oblique posture of the sheath is an angle at which a lower end of the fishing rod can be brought into a substantially vertical posture by pushing the middle of the fishing rod housed in the sheath to the back side with an elbow. . A lower end portion of the sheath is screwed so as to be detachable from the waist support surface so as to be swingable between the substantially vertical posture and the oblique posture, and the screw is attached to a bottom portion of the bottomed cylinder. The fishing rod holder according to claim 4, wherein the fishing rod holder is also used as a receiving rod for receiving a lower end portion of the fishing rod.

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