JP3209829U - Fishhook with elliptical ring - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to maintain a state where a fishing hook hangs downward with respect to a pseudo bait even when the lure is dropped into the water, and the fishing hook does not come off the pseudo bait, and the fishing hook and the elliptical ring can be easily assembled. I will provide a. A fishing hook 1 made of a continuous metal wire attached to a lure pseudo bait, wherein the upper ends of a pair of J-shaped hook portions 1A are loop-like attachment portions 11. An elliptical ring A provided separately from the fishhook is inserted through a pair of J-shaped hook portions 1A in common. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing hook used for a fishing lure, and more particularly to a fishing hook with an elliptical ring and a fishing hook with a pseudo bait attached thereto.

  Fishing is widely popular as a leisure activity in Japan, an oceanic country, and various fishing gears have been developed.

  For example, there are fishing using lures instead of insects and kneaded baits according to the type of target fish, and fishing hooks attached to these lures (Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2, Patent Document 3).

As a lure for medium to large fish, there is one that attaches a bifurcated fishing hook to the lower part or tail part of a simulated bait part that imitates a long and narrow fish.
This is used by hooking a fishing hook to the rings provided at the lower part and tail part of the pseudo bait.
Although it is the structure which only hooks and attaches a fishing hook to a pseudo bait part, the fishing effect is large.

However, such a fishhook has a disadvantage that its posture is easily changed because it is light in weight.
For example, in many cases, the water does not hang down due to the flow of water or the buoyancy of the fishing hook itself, and becomes horizontal in water.

In such a state, even if the fish tries to bite into the pseudo bait, the needle tip does not point toward the upper jaw of the fish, so that the needle does not properly catch the fish.
Furthermore, the fishing hook may move relative to the pseudo bait due to catching of floating grass or the like, or an impact when the fish bites, and the fishing hook may unexpectedly come off the pseudo bait.

JP 2000-197430 A JP 2006-6199 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2006-208898

The present invention has been developed in response to the above-described problems.
In other words, the present invention can maintain the state where the fishing hook hangs downward with respect to the pseudo bait even when the lure is dropped into the water, the fishing hook does not come off from the pseudo bait, and the assembly of the fishing hook and the oval ring is possible. An object is to provide an easy fishing hook.

As a result of intensive studies, the present inventors have found that by providing an elliptical ring on the fishhook, the movement of the fishhook in water is stabilized and the fishhook does not come off the simulated bait.
The present invention is based on this finding.

  That is, the present invention is (1) a fishing hook 1 made of a single continuous metal wire attached to a lure pseudo bait portion 2, wherein the upper ends of a pair of J-shaped hook portions 1 A are attached in a loop shape. The ellipse ring A provided separately from the fishhook 1 is in the fishhook 1 inserted through the pair of J-shaped hook parts 1A in common.

  That is, the present invention resides in (2) the fishing hook described in (1) above, wherein the major axis (L1) of the elliptical ring is smaller than the width (L3) of the fishing hook.

  That is, the present invention resides in (3) the fishing hook according to the above (1), wherein the major axis (L1) of the elliptical ring is larger than the width (L2) of the mounting portion 11.

  That is, the present invention resides in (4) the fishing hook according to the above (1), wherein the fishing hook is attached to the pseudo bait portion with a fixing tool in a state where the elliptical ring is inserted.

  The present invention is a fishing hook 1 made of a continuous metal wire attached to a lure pseudo bait portion 2, and the upper ends of a pair of J-shaped hook portions 1 </ b> A serve as a loop-like attachment portion 11. In addition, since the elliptical ring A provided separately from the fishhook 1 is inserted through the pair of J-shaped hook portions 1A, the fishhook is also attached to the pseudo bait portion 2 when dropped into the water. Can maintain a state of hanging downward.

Further, since the oval ring A is provided, the fishing hook 1 does not come off the pseudo bait portion 2.
And since the elliptical ring A is easy to insert in the loop-shaped attachment part 11, the assembly | attachment of a fishhook main body and the elliptical ring A becomes possible easily.

  Moreover, since the major axis (L1) of the elliptical ring A is smaller than the width (L3) of the loop-shaped fishhook 1, the elliptical ring A will not be detached from the fishhook.

  Further, since the major axis (L1) of the elliptical ring A is larger than the width (L2) of the loop-shaped attachment portion 11, the elliptical ring A can be easily inserted into the fishhook main body, and the assembly becomes easy.

FIG. 1 is a view showing a fishing hook having an elliptical ring, where (A) shows a front view and (B) shows a side view. FIG. 2 is a side view showing a pseudo bait portion to which a fishing hook is attached. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating the movement of a fishing hook having an elliptical ring in water. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating the movement of a fishhook not provided with an elliptical ring in water. FIGS. 5A and 5B are diagrams showing a state where the fishing hook is detached from the fixture, wherein FIG. 5A shows a suspended state and FIG. 5B shows a horizontal state. FIGS. 6A and 6B are diagrams showing a state where a fishing hook having an elliptical ring does not come off the fixture, where FIG. 6A shows a suspended state and FIG. 6B shows a horizontal state. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the size relationship between the fishhook main body and the elliptical ring.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings as necessary.
In the drawings, the same elements are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description is omitted.
Further, the positional relationship such as up, down, left and right is based on the positional relationship shown in the drawings unless otherwise specified.
Further, the dimensional ratios in the drawings are not limited to the illustrated ratios.

  The fishing hook 1 of the present invention is characterized by having an elliptical ring A, and is used by being attached to a lure pseudo bait portion 2.

  FIG. 1 is a view showing a fishing hook 1 having an elliptical ring A, FIG. 1 (A) is a front view, and FIG. 1 (B) is a side view.

FIG. 2 is a side view showing the pseudo bait portion 2 to which the fishhook 1 is attached.
The fishhook of the present invention is a fishhook 1 made of a continuous metal wire attached to a lure pseudo bait portion 2, and the upper ends of a pair of J-shaped hook portions 1 </ b> A are loop-like attachment portions 11. It has become.
Further, an elliptical ring A provided separately from the fishhook is inserted through a pair of J-shaped hook portions 1A in common.

(Fishhook body)
Further, regarding the fishhook body, the fishhook 1 is formed by bending one metal wire into a bifurcated shape, and both ends of the fishhook 1 are needle tip portions 13.
The fishhook main body includes a pair of J-shaped hook portions 1A, and a loop-shaped attachment portion 11 is formed at the upper end of the center.
The surfaces of the J-shaped hook portion 1A are not flush with each other, but are arranged at a slight angle.

Further, the J-shaped hook portion 1A includes a parallel portion 12 aligned in a straight line and a bent needle tip portion 13. The needle tip portion 13 is formed so as to move away from each other toward the tip. Yes.
Needless to say, the needle tip portion 13 can be provided with a check protrusion.
The parallel portion 12 is a portion where the J-shaped hook portions 1A are close to each other, and the upper ends are bent and connected in a loop shape.
The loop-shaped attachment portion 11 is provided to attach the fishing hook 1 to the pseudo bait portion 2 via a fixture P described later.

Now, when the fishhook 1 is attached to the pseudo bait portion 2, it is attached via the fixture P so that the degree of freedom of movement of the fishhook 1 is sufficiently obtained.
For example, in the case of a threaded hook ring, the hook ring is screwed into the pseudo bait portion 2, and the hook-shaped hook-like attachment portion 11 is hooked on the hook ring, and the hook ring is caulked. Close.

(Oval ring A)
Next, regarding the elliptical ring A, the elliptical ring A is a ring formed in an elliptical shape, and is disposed between the fishing hook 1 and the pseudo bait 2 in a state where the elliptical ring A does not come off.
The elliptical ring A exhibits a specific synergistic effect with the fishhook 1, which will be described later.
The elliptical ring A is inserted through the J-shaped hook portion 1 </ b> A in common, and is inserted through the parallel portion 12 of the fishhook body before the fishhook 1 is attached to the pseudo bait portion 2.

(Attitude stabilization function)
Due to the presence of the elliptical ring A, the fishing hook is stably suspended downward.
That is, since the elliptical ring A has a constant weight, the elliptical ring A is stably positioned on the hook-shaped portion (needle tip portion 13) of the J-shaped hook portion 1A of the fishing hook 1, and the posture of the fishing hook in water is reduced. Easy to stabilize (posture stabilization function).

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating the movement of the fishing hook 1 provided with the elliptical ring A in water.
The arrow indicates the movement of the fishhook 1 in water.
Although the fishhook is provided with such an elliptical ring A, the fishhook 1 hangs downward with respect to the pseudo bait portion 2 due to the weight of the elliptical ring A (that is, J-shaped). The state in which the needle tip portion 13 of the hook portion 1A is facing upward) can be substantially maintained.
As a result, the J-shaped hook portion 1A is held in a state where the fish can easily bite.

For reference, a demerit when there is no elliptical ring A will be described.
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating the movement of the fishhook 1 that does not include the elliptical ring A in water.
The arrow indicates the movement of the fishhook 1 in water.
Thus, in the case of the fishing hook 1 not provided with the elliptical ring A, since the weight of the elliptical ring A does not work, the posture of the fishing hook 1 becomes unstable.
For this reason, the fishhook 1 is likely to be almost horizontal along the pseudo bait portion 2 in water, which causes a phenomenon that the fishhook 1 is detached from the pseudo bait portion 2 in water as will be described later.

  For the elliptical ring A described above, a metal such as stainless steel is preferably used from the viewpoint of weight and water resistance. In addition, from the same viewpoint as the elliptic ring A, a metal such as stainless steel is preferably used for the fishing hook 1.

(Falling prevention function)
By the way, the oval ring A has a function of preventing omission.
The fishhook 1 that does not include the elliptical ring A as in the conventional case is detached from the fixture P, and as a result, a phenomenon that the fishhook 1 is detached from the pseudo bait portion 2 occurs.
However, by providing the elliptical ring A as in the present invention, the fishing hook 1 is not inadvertently detached from the pseudo bait portion 2.
The reason will be described below.

For reference, FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a state where the fishing hook 1 is detached from the fixture P, FIG. 5 (A) shows a suspended state, and FIG. 5 (B) shows a horizontal state.
The arrow indicates the movement of the fishhook 1 relative to the fixture P.
Normally, the fishhook 1 greatly vibrates or swings in the water or near the water surface, but the fishhook may come off from the fixture P, and as a result, the fishhook 1 may be detached from the simulated bait portion 2.
The fixing tool P passes through between the parallel parts 12 of the fishing hook 1.

  As shown in FIG. 5 (A), when the fishhook 1 is in a suspended state, the fishhook 1 will not come out first, but when the fishhook 1 is subjected to vibration or swinging and becomes in the state of FIG. They are arranged along the part 2 (in the figure, the horizontal direction).

And if the fixture P passes between the parallel parts 12 of the fishhook 1 as shown by the arrow in the figure, it falls off.
The fishing hook 1 provided with the elliptical ring A of the present invention has an advantage that it is reliably prevented from falling off in this way.

FIGS. 6A and 6B are diagrams illustrating a state in which the fishhook 1 having the elliptical ring A does not come off from the fixture P. FIG. 6A shows a suspended state and FIG. 6B shows a horizontal state.
When the fishhook 1 is in a suspended state, the fishhook 1 that does not come out first is provided with an elliptical ring A. From the state in which the fishhook 1 is suspended as shown in FIG. In this way, it is assumed that they are arranged along the pseudo food part 2 (in the figure, the horizontal direction).

However, it is impossible for the fixture P to pass through the parallel portion 12 of the fishing hook 1 by being blocked by the elliptical ring A.
Therefore, even if the fishhook 1 is pulled by the fish violently, it cannot be removed from the pseudo bait portion 2.
As long as the elliptical ring A is not broken or the needle tip 13 is not fully extended, it will not come off.
In addition, when actively removing the fishhook 1 from the pseudo bait portion 2, first remove the fixture P from the pseudo bait portion 2 or cut the fixture P to attach the fishhook 1 in a loop shape. Remove the part 11 from the fixture P.

(Easy assembly function)
The elliptical ring A is assembled by being inserted into the fishhook main body. For this reason, the major axis L1 of the elliptical ring A is formed larger than the width L2 of the loop-shaped attachment portion 11. This facilitates assembly.
Further, the major axis L1 of the elliptical ring A is set to be smaller than the maximum width L3 of the fishing hook 1 so that the elliptical ring A does not come out of the needle tip portion 13 once it is attached to the fishing hook body.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the size relationship between the fishhook main body and the elliptical ring A. FIG.
In this case, when the elliptical ring A is inserted and operated by finger insertion, the elliptical ring A is easier to hold than, for example, a circular ring, so that the insertion operation into the loop-shaped attachment portion 11 is simple, and as a result, the assembly is extremely easy. It becomes.

  Further, if the elliptical ring A and the circular ring have, for example, the same peripheral length (that is, the same weight), the major axis L1 of the elliptical ring A is necessarily larger than the diameter of the circular ring, so that the elliptical ring is inserted. It will be easy to do.

  The major axis L1 of the elliptical ring A is formed smaller than the width L3 (see FIG. 7) of the fishing hook 1, and the elliptical ring A attached to the fishing hook 1 does not fall out from the loop-shaped hook portion 1A side. .

By the way, the pseudo bait portion 2 to which the fishhook 1 of the present invention is attached is usually provided in an elongated, substantially streamline shape that imitates a fish, and is set to the same size as a fish prey target.
One or a plurality of fixtures P for fixing the fishing hook 1 are provided in the lower part or tail part of the pseudo bait part 2.

The fishhook 1 is used by being attached to a fixture P at any desired position.
When using a lure, as described above, the fishing hook 1 provided with the elliptical ring A is attached to the pseudo bait portion 2 via the fixture P and used.
At this time, it is naturally possible to attach a single fishhook 1 with the fixture P or attach a plurality of fishhooks 1 with the fixture P.

  The pseudo bait portion 2 to which the fishhook 1 is attached is attached to a fishing rod via a fishing line and used for lure fishing.

  As mentioned above, although preferred embodiment of this invention was described, this invention is not limited to the said embodiment.

  The elliptical ring A can be changed to another shape such as an oval or a square as long as the longitudinal direction is longer than the short direction and the loop-shaped attachment portion 11 can be passed through.

  As the material of the elliptical ring A, a water-resistant material having a specific gravity greater than that of water can be adopted.

  As long as the shape of the fishing hook 1 is a shape to which the elliptical ring A can be attached, for example, the tip of the fishing hook 1 can have three forks.

The pseudo bait portion 2 can have an arbitrary shape such as a sea cucumber shape or a windsock shape in addition to a shape imitating a fish.
Moreover, it is also possible to provide a joint in the pseudo bait portion 2 so that a meandering movement is possible.

The fishhook of the present invention is a fishhook 1 provided with an elliptical ring A. Even when the lure is dropped into the water, the fishhook 1 can be kept hanging downward with respect to the pseudo bait portion 2, and the fishhook is a pseudo bait. The fishing hook 1 and the elliptical ring A can be easily assembled without detaching from the portion 2.
As long as it has this principle, it can be applied to fishing other than lure fishing.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Fishing hook 1A ... J-shaped hook part 11 ... Loop-shaped attachment part 12 ... Parallel part 13 ... Needle tip part 2 ... Pseudo bait part P ... Fixture A ... Elliptical ring L1 ... Long diameter of elliptical ring L2 ... Width of loop-shaped mounting part L3 ... Width of fishing hook

Claims (4)

A fishing hook consisting of one continuous metal wire attached to a lure pseudo bait,
The upper ends of the pair of J-shaped hook portions are loop-shaped attachment portions,
A fishhook in which an elliptical ring provided separately from the fishhook is inserted through a pair of J-shaped hook portions.   The fishing hook according to claim 1, wherein a major axis (L1) of the elliptical ring is smaller than a width (L3) of the fishing hook.   The fishing hook according to claim 1, wherein a major axis (L1) of the elliptical ring is larger than a width (L2) of the mounting portion.   The fishing hook according to claim 1, wherein the fishing hook is attached to the pseudo bait portion via a fixture in a state where the elliptical ring is inserted.

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