JP3233271U - Fishing needle - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fishing hook that does not allow a fish caught on a hook to escape. SOLUTION: In a fishing needle 100 in which a barb 102, a bend 103, a shank 104, and an eye 105 are bent in this order from a needle tip 101, at least the shank 104 is provided with barbs 202 and 302 opposite to the barb 102. A fishing needle characterized in that the auxiliary needles 200 and 300 are connected. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to a fishing needle that does not allow the fish caught in the fishing to be removed and escaped.

When fishing for large fish such as yellowtail and sea bream, the pull through the paddle is strong, and even if the hook is swallowed deep in the mouth, the barb (chin) of the hook can escape from the upper jaw, lower jaw, chin lid, etc. of the fish. There are many.
In addition, when catching fish by keeping it in seawater for a long time such as longline fishing, the hooked fish often come off the hook and escape, which is inefficient.

The present invention provides a fishing hook that does not allow the fish caught on the hook as described above to escape.

The main technical configuration in the present invention that satisfies the above problems is as follows (1).
(1) In the fishing needle 100 in which the barb 102, the bend 103, the shank 104, and the eye 105 are bent in this order from the needle tip 101, at least the shank 104 is provided with the barbs 202 and 302 opposite to the barb 102. A fishing needle characterized in that the auxiliary needles 200 and 300 are connected.
The fishing needle of the present invention is made of metal, resin, or the like, but is not particularly limited.

The fishing needle 100 of the present invention prevents the needle tip 101 and the subsequent barb 103 from sticking into the fish's upper jaw, lower jaw, gill lid, etc. and coming out to the opposite side of the fish's mouth once swallowed into the fish's mouth. The barb 202 of the auxiliary needle 200 is stuck in a portion other than the portion where the barb 103 is stuck, and prevents the barb 202 of the auxiliary needle from coming out to the discharge side of the fish mouth on the discharge side of the fish mouth. Therefore, the fishing needle of the present invention is swallowed in the mouth of the fish, but at the end, it does not come off and is a perfect fishing needle for big fishing.

It is a bird's-eye view explanatory view from the side which shows the Example of the fishing needle of this invention.

A mode for carrying out the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the examples shown in FIG.
In FIG. 1, the main fishing hook 100 for fish of this example (hereinafter referred to as the main fishing hook) is formed by bending from the needle tip 101 in the order of barb 102, bend 103, shank 104, and eye 105.
Auxiliary needles 200 and 300 are provided on the shank 104 of the main fishing hook 100. In addition, a small quasi-auxiliary needle 400 for the main fishing hook 100 is also provided.
The barb 102 of the fishing hook 100 is a hooked portion usually called a jaw in the direction in which the needle tip 101 is pierced, that is, in the direction opposite to the discharge direction of the fish mouth. If this passes through the lower jaw, upper jaw, etc. of the fish, it will rarely come off without reverting to the counter-discharge direction of the fish's mouth. However, if it goes wild during fishing, the stabbed lower jaw and upper jaw may be cut off and escape.

Therefore, the auxiliary fishing hooks 200 and 300 provided on the shank 104 come into play.
The auxiliary needles 200 and 300 form hooks on the barbs 202 and 302 in the direction opposite to the barb 102 of the main fishing hook 100.
That is, the barbs 201 and 301 catch the hooked portion on the portion other than the portion where the barb 102 of the main fishing hook 100 is hooked to completely prevent the front and rear movement of the main fishing hook 100. I will never let it escape.
The barb 402 of the quasi-auxiliary hook 400 of this example has the same pull-out prevention action as the barb 102 of the main fishing hook 100.

Since the present invention exhibits the above-mentioned excellent action and effect, it is a great gift for general fishermen as well as paddle fishing fishermen, and has a great contribution to the fishing industry.

100: Main fishing hook 101, 201, 301, 401: Needle tip 102, 202, 302, 402: Barb 103, 203, 303, 403: Bend 104, 204, 304, 404: Shank 105: Eye 200, 300: Auxiliary Needle 400: Small quasi-auxiliary needle

Claims (1)

In the fishing needle 100 formed by bending the barb 102, the bend 103, the shank 104, and the eye 105 in this order from the needle tip 101, the auxiliary needle 200 having at least the barbs 202 and 302 in the shank 104 opposite to the barb 102. , 300 is connected to the fishing needle.

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