JP3223094U - Fishing line connector - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a fishing line connector that can easily connect a fishing line such as Harris and the like, and that eliminates the concern that the connected line easily breaks during use. A fishing line connector 1 is a connecting tool used to connect a fishing line 2 to another fishing line 3, and a shaft member 11 and a spear shaft member 13 unite base ends to keep the fishing line connected. And at least one fishing line connecting portion 10 which is coupled in a bifurcated shape with the tip portion extending in substantially the same direction and is provided with a threading ring 12 through which the fishing line is passed in the vicinity of the tip portion of the shaft member or the accessory shaft member. . [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing line connector used in fishing, and relates to a connecting tool capable of connecting fishing lines or connecting a fishing line and various fishing tools (fishhook, lure, etc.).

  As a connection tool used for connecting fishing lines, for example, a road line, a leading line, and Harris, “Patent Stop” is described in Patent Document 1 below. The connecting tool has the shape shown in FIG. 9, and connects the leading thread to the left side (the eyelet portion 52) and Harris to the right side.

The connector of FIG. 9 is used as follows. In other words, the tip thread 61 is connected to the left eyelet 52 formed by bending the wire, while Harris 62 is sandwiched between the two linear pieces 51 and 53, and the two pieces are connected. It is wound around the outer periphery, and the Harris 62 is passed through the gap 55 of the bent portion 54 at the tip of one piece 51.
When Harris 62 is connected to the connector in this way, when tension acts on Harris 62 as shown in the figure A, the force becomes a self-binding force that strongly presses the two pieces 51 and 53, and friction force is applied to Harris 62. In addition to acting, the frictional force caused by being sandwiched between the gaps 55 also acts on Harris, so that Harris does not detach from the illustrated connector. That is, the tip yarn 61 and the Harris 62 can be easily connected simply by winding the Harris 62 around the connecting tool to which the tip yarn 61 is tied, as described above. No need to tie.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 52-29891

  The connection tool shown in FIG. 9 has an advantage of facilitating connection of the Harris 62, but there is a concern that the Harris 62 is likely to be cut off at a portion sandwiched between the gaps 55 of the bent portion 54. This is because there is a possibility that a specific portion of the Harris 62 contacts the inside of the bent portion 54 sandwiched in the gap 55 and is rubbed back and forth while being used for fishing. Further, in the connecting tool shown in FIG. 9, it is necessary to tie another fishing line (tip thread, trunk thread, etc.) to the left eye part 52 in the figure, and there is room for improvement in that the work is cumbersome.

  The invention of the present application provides a new connector for fishing line that has the advantage that it is easy to connect a fishing line such as Harris, and has solved the above-mentioned concern that the connected line easily breaks during use. To do. The present invention also provides a connecting tool that can easily connect the other fishing line and the connecting tool when connecting the fishing line and the fishing line.

A fishing line connector according to the invention is a connecting tool used for connecting a fishing line to a fishing line or connecting a fishing line to another fishing line, and in order to hold the fishing line at least in one place, a shaft member and a spear shaft member, Are connected in a bifurcated shape with the proximal end integrated into the same direction (in parallel and in close contact with or close to it), and a threading ring through which the fishing line passes It has a fishing line connection part provided in the tip part vicinity of a material or a supplementary shaft material.
1 to 8 show examples of the above-described connection tool according to the invention. Each of the illustrated connectors 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 9 has a fishing line connector 10, 20, 30, or 40 at least at one location. For example, in the fishing line connecting portion 10, the shaft member 11 and the spear shaft member 13 are coupled in a bifurcated shape, and a threading ring 12 is provided in the vicinity of the tip of the shaft member 11. The parts 20, 30 and 40 have the same configuration.
In addition, since the connection tool of the invention is used for connection between the fishing line and the fishing line or between the fishing lines, at one place or a plurality of places other than the above-described fishing line connection portion, A separate connection is provided to allow connection. That is, another connecting portion having the same configuration as the fishing line connecting portion 10 (for example, the second connecting portion 20 shown in FIG. 1 or further a third connecting portion (not shown)) or a connecting portion having a different configuration (FIG. 3. Closed connection ring portions 15 and 35 illustrated in FIG. 4 are provided separately from the connection portion.

The connector according to the above device is used as follows. That is, insert the vicinity of the end of the fishing line between the shaft member extending in substantially the same direction in the fishing line connecting portion and the accessory shaft member, and winding the fishing line around the outer periphery of the shaft member and the accessory shaft member a plurality of times. In addition, the fishing line is further passed inside the threading ring (a state where the fishing line is entangled with the fishing line connecting portion is illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3C). On the other hand, a fishing tackle or other fishing line is connected to one or more other connecting portions.
When the fishing line is wrapped around the fishing line connecting portion as described above, first, the fishing line is wound around both the shaft members with the vicinity of the tip between the shaft member and the attached shaft member, and is wound around the threading ring. Therefore, the wound portion does not come off from the outer periphery of the shaft member and the accessory shaft member. Secondly, when tension (tensile force) is applied to the fishing line, the force tightly binds the shaft and the attached shaft, and the shaft is firmly clamped near the tip of the fishing line. Even so, the fishing line is prevented from detaching from the fishing line connecting portion.
The fishing line can be easily wound around the fishing line connecting portion as described above, and there is no need to provide a knot on the fishing line. Therefore, it is possible to connect the fishing line within a short time without difficulty, even in a dim place or time zone, or even a fisherman with low vision.
If there is a knot in the fishing line, the fishing line often breaks at the knot when subjected to tension. However, when using the inventive connector, there is no need to provide a knot, so it is possible to effectively prevent the fishing line from being broken by tension. Is done. Also, since the fishing line is not pinched by a part of the connector at the part of the threading ring or a specific part does not rub against the ring, there is a concern that part of it will be weak and easy to break. Absent.

In the above connecting device according to the invention, it is preferable that the threading ring is a ring that does not pinch a fishing line and is a ring that is partially cut.
1 to 8, the threading rings 12, 22, 32, and 42 do not pinch the fishing line and are partially cut 12a. -It is an annular thing with 22a, 32a, 42a.
If the threading ring does not pinch the fishing line, it is possible to prevent the fishing line from being easily cut at that point as described above. Further, if there is a break in a part of the threading ring, it becomes easy to pass the fishing line after the vicinity of the end portion is wound around the fishing line connection part through the threading ring.

In the above connecting tool, between the surface of the annular portion of the threading ring (a plane in contact with the entire area of the annular portion) and the shaft member or the accessory shaft member not provided with the threading ring. It is particularly preferable that there is a widening gap that is spaced closer to the tip.
For example, in the example of FIG. 1, the surface X of the annular portion of the threading ring 12 at the tip of the shaft member 11 (0 to 90 ° (preferably 0 to 45 ° with respect to the length direction of the shaft member and the accessory shaft member). ) And the accessory shaft 13 on the side on which the threading ring 2 is not provided, there is a gap Y that widens toward the tip end portion and is spaced apart. The same applies to the examples of FIGS. 3 to 5 and FIGS. 7 and 8.
The connecting tool is a small part having a total length of several tens of millimeters. However, if there is a gap Y shown in FIG. 1, it is not difficult to insert the fishing line between the shaft member and the accessory shaft member. That is, if the vicinity of the end of the fishing line is brought inside the gap Y, then the fishing line is slid along the surface X of the threading ring or the side surface of the additional shaft 13 to thereby allow the shaft and the additional shaft to slide. A fishing line can be easily inserted between the two.
After that, move the fishing line to an appropriate position between the shaft and the accessory shaft (position where the fishing line can be pinched strongly), wind the fishing line around both shafts and thread the ring. . When the fishing line is wound around the outer periphery of the shaft member and the accessory shaft member a plurality of times, as described above, the shaft member and the accessory shaft member are tightened based on the winding force and the tension of the subsequent fishing line to sandwich the fishing line. The fishing line is securely connected to the fishing line connection.

The shaft member and the accessory shaft member in the fishing line connecting portion may be formed by two linear members joined at the base end portion. In the connectors 1, 4, 6, 8, and 9 shown in FIGS. 1, 3, 5, 7, and 8, the shaft member 11 and the accessory shaft member 13 are formed of different linear members. The ends are joined together by means such as welding, soldering, or adhesive.
If the shaft member and the accessory shaft member are formed of separate linear members in this way, even a connector having a relatively complicated shape can be manufactured without difficulty.

In the connecting device of the above-described device, in order to connect the fishing line and another fishing line, a proximal end portion of the shaft member or the accessory shaft member is composed of a shaft member and an accessory shaft member similar to the above. It is also preferable that two fishing line connecting portions are connected. 1, 2, and 8 exemplify a connecting device that is configured to have two fishing line connections.
If it is a connection tool which has a 2nd fishing line connection part with said fishing line connection part, the connection (namely, connection of fishing lines) of a fishing line and another fishing line can be performed easily. In addition, it is not necessary to provide a knot on both of the fishing lines, and the fishing line is not weakened by the threading ring.

As for the connector having the fishing line connecting portion and the second fishing line connecting portion as described above, a curved portion serving as a threading ring for passing the fishing line is provided at one tip portion, and the linear portion is provided at the other tip portion. In the state in which the two linear members are joined only in the vicinity of the center of the respective lengths with the directions of the respective tip portions opposite to each other, the above-described fishing line connecting portion and the second fishing line connecting portion Are preferably formed at both ends (of length). The example illustrated in FIG. 8 is a connector having such a configuration.
Such a connecting device includes a plurality of linear materials having the same shape and the same dimensions (the left and right linear materials P1 and P2 illustrated in FIG. 8A) having the curved portion and the linear portion at both ends. Once formed, the two can be manufactured by reversing the vertical direction and joining them by means of soldering or the like in the vicinity of each central portion. Therefore, it is easy to manufacture and can be mass-produced at a low cost. Note that the “near the center” is the base end of the fishing line connecting portion and the second fishing line connecting portion after the connection tool is completed.

The fishing line connecting portion including the shaft member, the accessory shaft member, and the threading ring may be formed of a plurality of linear members as described above, but is not limited thereto. That is, the fishing line connecting portion is formed of a single continuous linear member, and the fishing line connected to the fishing line connecting portion is located at the position of the base end connected to both the shaft member and the accessory shaft member. A configuration in which there is a connecting ring portion (a spear portion) for connecting another fishing line or fishing gear is also preferable.
The connecting tool 5 illustrated in FIG. 4 has such a configuration, and the fishing line connecting portion 30 including the shaft member 31, the attached shaft member 33, and the threading ring 32 is formed of a single continuous linear material. ing. At the position of the base end connected to both the shaft member 31 and the accessory shaft member 33, there is a connecting ring portion 35 for connecting another fishing line or fishing gear.
Such a connection tool can be manufactured in a small size because the structure is simple and there is only one fishing line connection portion including the shaft member and the accessory shaft member. If the connection tool can be made small, it is possible to smoothly pass the connection tool inside the fishing line guide attached to the fishing rod when winding the fishing line on the reel.

The above-mentioned connecting device having the second fishing line connecting portion together with the fishing line connecting portion can be used for connecting any fishing line, for example, connection of nylon yarn and fluorocarbon yarn, PE yarn It can be used for connection between nylon thread and nylon thread, or between ester line thread and fluorocarbon thread.
However, it is also advantageous if the connecting device is used for connecting a PE fishing line (PE line) and a fluorocarbon fishing line (leader). That is, a PE line is connected to one of the fishing line connection portions, and a fluorocarbon fishing line is connected to the other second fishing line connection portion (the fishing line connection portion and the second fishing line connection portion may be reversed). .
The PE line is connected to a fishing rod reel or the like as a road line, and is often used by connecting a fluorocarbon fishing line as a leader to the tip (portion near the hook). The PE line is a difficult line to tie a knot to connect with other fishing lines, but if you connect as described above using the connector of the invention, you can connect both lines with a simple operation without making a knot. be able to. If the knot is not made, it will not be cut at the knot, so that the strength of the fishing line will be sufficiently exerted.

It is also preferable that the above-mentioned connecting device having the fishing line connecting portion is connected to or integrated with the floating collection device (that is, a part of the floating collection device).
The float recovery tool is a tool for throwing the fishing float off the line and starting to flow on the water, throwing it toward the float and hooking the float to collect it. Many have members such as umbrella bones for recovery. When using expensive floats, it is common to bring them close to the fishing spot. And when the float comes off, it rushes to connect to the fishing line and throws it on the water before it is washed away.
In such a float collecting tool, when the connecting device of the above device is connected to the connecting portion with the fishing line, or when the connecting device of the above device is integrated with the floating collecting device, when the float begins to flow, It is advantageous to quickly connect the fishing line to the collection tool. There is no need to tie and connect the fishing line to the collection tool, and the connection can be done only by inserting and wrapping the fishing line to the above-mentioned connection tool. This is because tools can be inserted.

The connector according to the invention is preferably formed of an integral metal material or plastic material. In addition, it is good to be united by integral molding or by integrally joining after molding.
When the fishing line connecting portion is tightened by the fishing line wound around the outer periphery of the shaft member and the attached shaft member, the fishing line is sandwiched and held by both shaft members, and therefore, it is necessary to have an appropriate strength and an appropriate elasticity. . In that respect, it is preferable that the connection tool is formed of a metal material (preferably resistant to rusting) or a plastic material. If formed integrally, the fishing line connecting portion and other connecting portions are not separated, and handling is easy.

According to the inventive connector, the fishing line can be connected by an operation such as simple winding without providing a knot. Since the knot is not made, it can be easily connected even in a situation where it is difficult to see the fishing line, and the fishing line is hard to be cut and the fishing line is sufficiently strong. The fishing line is also difficult to cut in that the fishing line is not pinched or rubbed against a part of the connection tool.
Moreover, if it is a connection tool comprised so that it may have a 2nd connection part with a connection part, there exists an advantage that a fishing line can be connected easily and both fishing lines are hard to cut | disconnect.

They are a front view (Drawing 1 (a)) and a side view (Difference (b)) which show fishing line connector 1 which is an example of an embodiment of a device. It is a front view which shows the state which connected fishing line 2 * 3 to the connection tool 1 of FIG. It is a front view (Drawing 3 (a)), a side view (Drawing (b)), and a front view (Drawing (c)) in the state where a fishing line was connected, shown as other examples of invention. They are a front view (Drawing 4 (a)), a side view (Drawing (b)), and a side view in the state where a fishing line was connected (Difting (c)) of connector 5 shown as still another example of a device. It is a side view of the connection tool 6 shown as still another example of the device. It is a figure which shows the use condition of said connection tools 1 and 6, Comprising: The fishing line 3 is connected to the tip of the fishing line 2 via the connection tool 1, and the lure 7 is connected to the tip further via the connection tool 6. Is shown. It is a front view (Drawing 7 (a)) and a side view (Drawing (b)) of connecting implement 8 shown as still another example of a device. It is a front view (Drawing 7 (a)) and a side view (same (b)) of connector 9 shown as still another example of a device. It is a perspective view which shows the connection state of the conventional connection tool and a fishing line.

  1 and 2 show a fishing line connector 1 as an embodiment of the invention. The illustrated connecting tool 1 is an elongated article having a length of about 3 to 50 mm, which is formed entirely of a rust-resistant metal such as stainless steel (or a metal material that has been surface-treated to prevent rust). According to this connection tool 1, a fishing line and a fishing line can be joined together without making a knot as shown in FIG.

The connector 1 has the shape shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B and is configured as follows. That is, first, a fishing line connecting portion 10 is provided at one end portion (upper part in the drawing) of the connector 1, and a second connecting portion 20 of fishing line having the same configuration is provided at the other end portion (lower portion in the drawing). Yes.
The connecting portion (fishing line connecting portion) 10 includes a shaft member 11, a threading ring 12 formed at the tip thereof, and a spear shaft member 13 joined to the base end portion 11 a of the shaft member 11 by soldering. It consists of The shaft member 11 and the accessory shaft member 13 extend from the base end portion 11a to the tip end portion in the same direction, in close contact with each other in parallel, or in a V shape with a slight gap therebetween. The threading ring 12 is a part for passing the fishing line. By bending the part connected to the tip of the shaft member 11 in an annular shape, the threading ring 12 has an insertion space wide enough not to pinch the fishing line, and one break (break). It is formed in a ring having a gap 12a).

Each tip portion (the upper end portion in the figure) of the shaft member 11 and the accessory shaft member 13 extends to substantially the same position, but the shaft end of the accessory shaft member 13 is a boundary portion between the shaft member 11 and the threading ring 12. It protrudes slightly beyond (upward in the figure). On the other hand, the tip of the shaft 11 is connected to the threading ring 12 at a position slightly in front of the shaft end of the accessory shaft 13 (downward in the drawing). The threading ring 12 is inclined such that the plane X along the ring is inclined by about 30 °, and is separated from the accessory shaft member 13 toward the distal end side (upward in the figure). When the shaft member 11, the spear shaft member 13, and the threading ring 12 have such a geometrical relationship, the tip of the annular portion of the threading ring 12 and the side surface of the spear shaft member 13 have a tip. A gap Y is formed in such a manner that the gap is more spaced apart.
If there is such a gap Y between the surface X of the threading ring 12 and the attached shaft member 13, it is easy to insert a fishing line between the shaft member 11 and the attached shaft member 13 from the gap Y. . This is because if the fishing line is moved along the plane X of the threading ring 12 (or the side surface of the attached shaft member 13), the fishing line is naturally guided between the shaft member 11 and the attached shaft member 13.

The fishing line second connecting portion (second fishing line connecting portion) 20 is also configured in the same manner as the connecting portion 10 described above. Also in the second connection portion 20, the shaft member 21 and the accessory shaft member 23 are connected in a bifurcated shape extending from the base end portion 21 a of the shaft member 21 to the tip (downward in the drawing). In addition, a threading ring 22 having a cut 22a is provided at the tip of the shaft member 21 (downward in the drawing). Similarly to the connecting portion 10, there is a widening gap Y between the flat surface X of the threading ring 22 and the side surface in the vicinity of the distal end portion of the accessory shaft member 23, which is spaced apart toward the distal end portion.
In the example of FIG. 1, the accessory shaft member 13 of the connecting portion 10 and the accessory shaft member 23 of the second connecting portion 20 are one continuous linear material. The shaft member 13 is attached to the upper portion in the drawing and the base end portion is soldered to the linear member which is the attached shaft member 13, 23, and the shaft portion 23 is attached to the lower portion in the drawing and the base end portion is also soldered. Has been. As a result, the shaft member 11 and the shaft member 21 are respectively integrated at the base end portion with respect to the accessory shaft members 13 and 23, and the connection portion 10 and the second connection portion 20 are illustrated with respect to the central portion of the connector 1. It is symmetrical in the vertical direction.

The procedure for connecting the fishing lines (fishing line 2 and fishing line 3) as shown in FIG. 2 using the connecting tool 1 configured as described above is as follows. That is,
1) In the connecting portion 10, first, the vicinity of the end of the fishing line 2 is inserted into the gap Y between the threading ring 12 and the accessory shaft member 13, and the fishing line 2 is connected to the shaft member 11 and the accessory shaft member 13. The gap between them moves to the vicinity of the narrow base end portion and is sandwiched between both shaft members 11 and 13.
2) The fishing line 2 is wound around the outer periphery of the shaft member 11 and the accessory shaft member 13 a plurality of times (about 5 to 10 times) as shown in FIG.
3) Then, the fishing line 2 is passed through the inside of the threading ring 12 and the fishing line 2 is pulled to bring the fishing line 2 into close contact with the connecting portion 10. Since the threading ring 12 has a cut line 12a (see FIG. 1B) in part, it is not difficult to pass the fishing line 2 inside thereof.

  4) In the second connection portion 20, the fishing line 3 is operated in the same manner as 1) to 3) above. That is, the fishing line 3 is inserted into the gap Y and sandwiched between the two shaft members 21 and 23, wound around the shaft members 21 and 23 a plurality of times, passed through the threading ring 22, and then pulled and tightened. .

  As described above, the fishing lines 2 and 3 are connected to the connection tool 1 only by the above simple operation including winding around the connection portions 10 and 20, respectively, and are joined together without forming a knot. When tension is applied to the fishing lines 2 and 3, the force strongly binds the shaft members 11 and 21 and the attached shaft members 13 and 23, so that the fishing lines 2 and 3 are strongly clamped. Hard to come off from 20. Since there is no need to make knots on the fishing lines 2 and 3, the connection operation is easy and there is no concern that each fishing line will be easily cut by the knots. Since the threading rings 12 and 22 do not pinch the fishing lines 2 and 3 and are slightly inclined, the rubbing with the fishing lines 2 and 3 is slight.・ There is no risk of 3 being easily cut.

A connector 4 which is another embodiment of the invention is shown in FIGS. This connector 4 is also an article having a length of about 30 mm or less formed of a metal that does not easily rust.
The connection tool 4 has a connecting ring portion 15 closed at one end (lower part in the figure) and the same connection part 10 as that in the example of FIG. 1 on the other side (upper part in the figure). As shown in the figure, the connecting portion 10 is joined to the shaft member 11, the threading ring 12 formed at the tip thereof, and the base end portion of the shaft member 11 by soldering or the like, and the tip portion is substantially the same as the shaft member 11. It consists of the accessory shaft material 13 extended in the direction. A connecting ring portion 15 is formed integrally with the base end portion of the accessory shaft member 13.

  In this connection tool 4, as shown in FIG. 3C, a fishing line and a fishing tool (fish hook, luer, etc., not shown) are connected to the connecting ring portion 15, while the connection portion 10 is connected to the connection ring 10 as in the example of FIG. The fishing line can be connected as described in 1) to 3). When connecting a fishing line to the connecting ring portion 15, it is preferable to select and connect a fishing line that is easy to tie and has a high tensile strength. For fishing lines that are difficult to tie (or that are easy to break at the knot), it is preferable to use the connecting portion 10 and connect it to the connector 4 only by an operation such as simple winding. Thereby, it is possible to configure a device in which fishing lines and the like are appropriately connected.

4A to 4C show still another embodiment. Unlike the example of FIG. 3, the connector 5 of FIG. 4 is manufactured without welding or soldering, etc., based on a single continuous linear material (such as a stainless steel-resistant metal material). In addition, it is a small one having a length of about 10 mm.
As shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B, the connecting member 5 also has a shaft 31 at one end (right side in the drawing), a threading ring 32 formed at the tip thereof, and in contact with the shaft 31 in parallel. It has a connection part (fishing line connection part) 30 which consists of the attached shaft member 33 extended. The tip portions (right side in the drawing) of the shaft member 31 and the accessory shaft member 33 are in contact with each other and extend side by side to substantially the same position, and the surface of the annular portion of the threading ring 32 and the side surface of the accessory shaft member 33 There is a gap Y that is widened between the tip portions. Therefore, the fishing line can be easily connected to the connecting portion 30 by an operation such as sandwiching the fishing line between the shafts 31 and 33 and winding the fishing line around them.
On the other hand, in order to connect another fishing line to the left end portion of the connector 5 in the drawing, that is, a portion subjected to bending processing for folding the linear member between the shaft member 31 and the accessory shaft member 33. The connecting ring part (the eye part) 35 is formed.

  A fishing line and fishing gear can be connected to the connecting ring portion 35 in a general form, and a fishing line can be connected to the connecting portion 30 in the same manner as the connecting portion 10 in the example of FIG. This connecting tool 5 can connect each fishing line in the state of FIG. That is, the connector 5 shown in FIG. 4 can be used in the same manner as the connector 4 shown in FIG. However, since this connection tool 5 is formed on the basis of a single linear material and does not need to be joined to each other, there is an advantage that it is manufactured in a compact manner at a low cost.

  FIG. 5 shows an example of the connector 6 having a twisting portion 16 instead of the connecting ring portion 15 in the example of FIG. This connection tool 6 is also an article having a length of around 15 mm formed of a metal that does not easily rust, and has a connection part 10 similar to the example of FIGS. 1 and 3 on one side (the upper part in the figure). . Also in this example, the connecting portion 10 is a portion that can easily connect a fishing line without making a knot, and has the above-described configuration including the shaft member 11, the threading ring 12, and the accessory shaft member 13.

The connection tool 6 has a twisting portion 16 on the side (downward in the drawing) opposite to the connection portion 10. The rotating portion 17 of the twisting portion 16 is a joint in which the shaft of the base end portion of the accessory shaft member 13 in the connecting portion 10 and the shaft of the connecting ring 18 are rotatably connected (that is, the fishing line can be untwisted). In the illustrated example, the connecting ring 18 is formed by bending a wire and has a cut at one place. Through the cut, the connecting ring of a fishing tackle such as a lure is connected or released.
In this connecting tool 6, a fishing line can be connected to the connecting part 10 without making a knot, but another fishing line and a fishing tool can be connected to the connecting ring 17 of the twisting part 16 at the same time so as to be freely rotatable.

FIG. 6 shows an example in which a device suitable for lure fishing is configured using the connector 1 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 and the connector 6 shown in FIG.
In FIG. 6, a fishing line 2 is a road line extending from a reel (not shown) attached to a fishing rod (not shown), and uses a PE line. The tip of the fishing line 3 is a leader connected to the lure 6 as shown in the figure, and uses a fluorocarbon line having cushioning properties. The material of each fishing line is not limited to the above.

  Since it is extremely difficult to tie both fishing lines 2 and 3 directly due to the nature of the line, and it is easy to break the line at the knot, in the example of FIG. Is going. That is, the fishing line 2 is connected to the connecting portion 10 of the connecting tool 1 by winding it, and the fishing line 3 is similarly connected to the second connecting portion 20 by winding.

A luer 7 is connected to the tip of the fishing line 3 via a connector 6. That is, the tip of the fishing line 3 is connected to the connecting portion 10 of the connecting tool 6 by wrapping or the like, and connected to the connecting ring 18 (see FIG. 5) of the twisting portion 16 of the connecting tool 6 through the ring portion of the lure 7. .
In the connection as shown in FIG. 6, the fishing lines 2 and 3 can be easily connected by an operation such as winding, and the knots are not knotted, so the strength against the tensile force does not decrease. There is no worry that the fishing lines 2 and 3 will rub against a specific part of the connecting devices 1 and 6 and become weak.

Another embodiment of a fishing line connector is shown in FIG. 7 (a) and 7 (b) is a partial modification of the connection tool 4 shown in FIG. The connection tool 4 in FIG. 3 is common in the following points. That is, the shaft member 11, the threading ring 12 formed at the distal end thereof, and the base end portions are joined to the shaft member 11 by soldering or the like, and the distal end portion extends in substantially the same direction as the shaft member 11. The connecting portion 10 made of the attached shaft member 13 is common at the upper end in the figure and the closed connecting ring portion 15 at the other end.
On the other hand, the connector 8 of FIG. 7 is different from that of FIG. 3 in the following points. That is, the shaft member 11 and the accessory shaft member 13 in the connecting portion 10 extend in parallel in close contact with the tip portions in the same direction, and the orientation of the plane including the connecting ring portion 15 is This is different in that it is almost parallel to the plane of the through-ring 12 (the direction of the connecting ring portion 15 in FIG. 3 differs by 90 °).

FIG. 8 shows still another embodiment. The connection tool 9 shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B has fishing line connection portions in two places as in the examples of FIGS. 1 and 2, and has the same shape and shape formed by one metal wire or the like. It is formed by joining two linear material parts P1 and P2 having dimensions.
The linear material parts P1 and P2 having the same shape and the same dimension are one part (the left part in FIG. 7A) constituting the connection tool 8 shown in FIG. A curvilinear portion that becomes the ring 12 and a linear portion that becomes the shaft member 11 are integrally provided (in the example shown in the drawing, it is made slightly longer). Such linear material parts P1 and P2 are arranged so that the linear parts are in close contact with each other in parallel and the directions of the curved parts are opposite to each other, and the curved part of one part P1 and the other part P2 The two parts P1 and P2 are joined together by soldering or the like in the vicinity of the center of the entire length.
The connecting member 9 of FIG. 8 can be manufactured by superimposing and joining the linear material parts P1 and P2 as described above. Since it is completed simply by joining two parts of the same shape and size at one location, it can be manufactured smoothly at low cost.

  In the completed connection tool 9, a connection part 10 and a second connection part 40 are formed on the upper and lower parts of the figure so as to be point-symmetric about a center point (corresponding to the position of the center of gravity). The connecting portion 10 includes a shaft member 11 having a threading ring 12 and a spear shaft member 13 extending in close contact therewith, and a tip between the surface of the threading ring 12 and the side surface of the spear shaft member 13. This is the same as the example shown in FIG. The second connecting portion 40 also has a shaft member 41, a threading ring 42, a spear shaft member 43, and the like at points symmetrical to the respective portions of the connecting portion 10 described above. Therefore, this connection tool 9 also makes it possible to connect a fishing line and another fishing line easily and in a preferable state, similarly to the connection tool 1 of FIG.

It goes without saying that each connector according to the invention can be used meaningfully other than the example shown in FIG. For example, as a connection of fishing line at the time of carp fishing, a connecting tool 1 (connecting part 10) as shown in FIGS. 1 and 8 is connected to the tip of a nylon thread as a road thread, and the other of the connecting tool 1 is connected. It can also be used such as connecting fluorocarbon Harris to the side (second connecting portion 20).
Further, the connection tool itself may employ a configuration other than the examples shown in FIGS. For example, the threading ring may be provided not on the shaft member but on the side shaft member. Further, the connecting portion and the second connecting portion may be coupled so as to be rotatable or angularly displaceable using a joint such as a twist. Furthermore, it is considered that there is a significant application even if the connecting portion composed of the shaft member, the accessory shaft member, and the threading ring is provided not only in one or two places as illustrated, but also in three or more places. It is done.
The inventive connector is also suitable for connecting a fishing line and a float recovery tool. That is, the connecting tools 4, 5, 6, 8 (the connecting ring portions 15, 35, 18) illustrated in FIG. 3, FIG. 4, FIG. 5 and FIG. 7 are connected in advance to a floating recovery tool (not shown). (Or the connecting tool is configured as a part of the floating collecting tool), and when using the collecting tool, the fishing line is quickly connected to the connecting portion of the connecting tool. Since it is easy to connect the fishing line to the connecting portion, when the float flows, the fishing line can be connected within a short time and the collection tool can be thrown in, and the possibility that the float can be collected increases.

  The present invention is a fishing line connector used in fishing, and can be used for connecting a fishing line and a fishing tool or connecting a fishing line and another fishing line. The fishing line can be connected by a simple operation such as winding without providing a knot. Since the knot of the line is not made for connection, the fishing line is hardly cut and the strength of the fishing line is fully exhibited.

1 ・ 4 ・ 5 ・ 6 ・ 8 ・ 9 Connector 2 ・ 3 Fishing line 10 ・ 30 Connection part 11 ・ 21 ・ 31 ・ 41 Shaft material 12 ・ 22 ・ 32 ・ 42 Threading ring 13 ・ 23 ・ 33 ・ 43 Attached shaft Material 15/35 Connection ring part 16 Twist part 20/40 Second connection part

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A connection tool used for connecting a fishing line and a fishing line or connecting a fishing line and another fishing line,
At least one place to keep the fishing line
The shaft member and the accessory shaft member are joined together in a bifurcated shape with the base end portion integrated and the tip end portion extended in substantially the same direction, and the threading ring through which the fishing line passes is the tip portion of the shaft member or accessory shaft member. A fishing line connector, comprising a fishing line connecting portion provided in the vicinity.   2. The fishing line connector according to claim 1, wherein the threading ring is a ring that does not sandwich a fishing line and is an annular one having a cut in part. 3.   Between the surface of the annular portion of the threading ring and the shaft member or accessory shaft member that is not provided with the threading ring, there is a gap that expands toward the front end portion with a gap therebetween. The fishing line connector according to claim 2.   The fishing line according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the shaft member and the accessory shaft member in the fishing line connecting portion are formed of two linear members joined at a base end portion. Connection tool. In order to connect the fishing line and other fishing line,
The shaft member and the accessory shaft member are joined together in a bifurcated shape with the base end portion integrated and the tip end portion extended in substantially the same direction, and the threading ring through which the fishing line passes is the tip portion of the shaft member or accessory shaft member. The fishing line connector according to claim 1, further comprising a second fishing line connection portion provided in the vicinity.   Two linear members each having a curved portion serving as a threading ring for passing a fishing line at one tip and a straight portion at the other tip are long with the directions of the respective tips reversed. 6. The fishing line connector according to claim 5, wherein the fishing line connecting portion and the second fishing line connecting portion are formed at both ends by being joined only in the vicinity of the central portion.   The fishing line connecting portion including the shaft member, the accessory shaft member, and the threading ring is formed of a single continuous linear member, and is connected to both the shaft member and the accessory shaft member. The fishing line connector according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a connecting ring portion for connecting a fishing line different from the fishing line connected to the fishing line connecting portion or a fishing tool is located at the position of .   The fishing line connector according to claim 5 or 6, wherein the fishing line connector is connected to both a PE fishing line and a fluorocarbon fishing line.   The fishing line connector according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the fishing line connector is connected to a floating recovery tool or integrated with the recovery tool.   10. The fishing line connector according to claim 1, wherein the linear material is a metal material or a plastic material.

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