JP3487832B2 - Fish lure - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pseudo-fish used for lure fishing, and more particularly to a fish lure which is a pseudo decoy ayu used for friend fishing of ayu.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for fishing of ayu, a living decoy (bait) is attached to the bottom of the ayu to make it swim, and the ayu's habit of having a strong sense of territory is used to attract and catch the ayu. There is unique friend fishing in Japan. Because the decoy sweetfish is alive, it loses its vitality every time it is released into the clear stream and used several times, and it cannot be used as a decoy sweetfish that lives in its natural state. Therefore, a technique of utilizing an artificial pseudo decoy ayu instead of a live decoy ayu is known. Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 4-197121
The gazette discloses that a medium convex oval water catching part is formed on the front parietal region of the fish shape, and a hook ring that binds the path yarn is formed. From the position directly below the hook ring on the inner lower half side of the fish shape. Three control weights for attitude control are arranged in series rearward, and a fourth load weight is arranged above the first control weight and the second control weight,
A group of these four weights is arranged and incorporated so that a side view becomes a substantially triangular shape. With this configuration, natural ayu eats moss and makes a unique delicate movement in which it swims in response to any situation in the river. Further, JP-A-7-194275 discloses that a luer body whose outer shape is an ayu shape, a weight portion provided on the lower front side of the lure body, a hollow portion provided inside a rear portion of the luer body, and a lower end portion of the luer body. The lure body is composed of a grip part that detachably attaches the hook connecting the fishing hook to the side to prevent the lure body from dive quickly to an appropriate water depth by the balance between the weight and the cavity, and the lure body is always horizontal. It is possible to eliminate unnaturalness as a decoy ayu by holding the lure, and it is possible to prevent the root of the lure from being trapped on stones or algae by keeping the luer body at an appropriate water depth.

[0003]

However, the conventional known pseudo decoy ayu is one that imitates the movement of the ayu by the interaction between the water resistance of the fish body forming the outer shape of the ayu and the elasticity of the weight and the rod. , The fins were not used to achieve the natural movements of the ayu, such as handstand, forward / backward movement, and delicate movements in the front, rear, left, and right. Therefore, the present invention provides a fish lure that realizes the natural movement of the ayu by handstand, forward / backward movement, and forward / backward and left / right movements, by making the fin of a pseudo-decoyfish movable and adjusting the mounting angle of the fin. The purpose is to do.

[0004]

To that end, the fish lure of the present invention comprises a fish shape imitating the shape of the fish to be fished,
A pair of left and right attached to the chest of the fish body so as to be rotatable up and down.
Pectoral fin and up and down on the abdomen of the fish body behind the pectoral fin
A pair of left and right pelvic fins attached, and the tail of the fish
Caudal fin attached to the left and right to the back of the fish shape
Back and front fins fixed to the front and back of the fish
Fixed in the tail and formed a number of holes scattered around the periphery
In the one comprising a fin , the pectoral fin and the pectoral fin are formed by integrally forming an attaching portion for attaching to the fish-shaped body and a fin body into an L shape, and forming a hole for passing a screw in the attaching portion. On the other hand, a through hole is provided in a direction crossing the body of the fish form, and a washer and a screw are passed through the attachment parts of the respective pectoral fins and abdominal fins, and through the through holes of the fish form, the attachment parts of the pectoral fin and pectoral fin on the opposite side. Is fixed with a washer and a nut. Further, the caudal fin is integrally formed with a mounting part having an annular ring through which a screw penetrates vertically and a fin body, while forming a through hole vertically penetrating the tail part of the fish-shaped body and the through hole. The ring is aligned with the top and bottom, and the opposite side is tightened and fixed with a nut through a screw.

[0005]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, the fish lure A of the present invention has a fish form 1 imitating the form of a fish to be fished, and the fish form 1.
A pair of left and right pectoral fins attached to the chest of the body so that it can be rotated up and down.
And a pair of left and right pectoral fins 3 rotatably attached to the abdomen of the fish body 1 at the rear of the pectoral fin 2, and a caudal fin 4 rotatably attached to the tail of the fish form 1; A dorsal fin 5 and an oil fin 6 fixed to the back and forth of the fish form 1, and further fixed to the tail of the fish form 1, and a large number of holes 23 in the peripheral part.
It is composed of a hip fin 7 that forms In addition, a nostril 9 through which the nose ring 8 is inserted is formed through the head of the fish body 1, and a new tube 10 is inserted and fixed therein to reinforce the peripheral wall of the nostril 9. The material of the fish shape 1 imitating the shape of the fish to be fished is made of hard vinyl, wood, waterproof paper clay or the like, and a vinyl chloride board can be used for the fin portion.

As shown in FIG. 2, the pectoral fin 2 and the abdominal fin 3 are formed by integrally forming an attaching portion 11 for attaching to the fish-shaped body 1 and a fin body 12 into an L-shape.
A hole 14 through which a screw 13 is inserted is formed in the fish body 1, while the fish body 1 is formed.
A through hole 15 is provided in a direction that traverses the body of the, and a screw 13 is passed through the mounting portions 11 of the pectoral fin 2 and the pectoral fin 3 respectively.
Through the through hole 15 of the fish body 1, the attachment parts 11 of the pectoral fin 2 and the pectoral fin 3 on the opposite side are tightened and fixed by the nut 16.
It should be noted that the through hole 15 of the fish body 1 also has a Nume tube 10
Is embedded to reinforce and screw 1 is used together with washer 26
When the nut 3 is tightened with the nut 16, it is prevented from being tightened more firmly than necessary. Therefore, the pectoral fin 2 and the pelvic fin 3 are attached so as to be vertically rotatable around the screw 13 of the attachment portion 11. The pectoral fin 2 and the pectoral fin 3 do not have the through holes 15 in the fish body 1, but the screws 1 directly on the fish body 1.
It is also possible to tighten and fix it with the washer 3 and the washer 26. At that time, after adjusting the rotational positions of the pectoral fin 2 and the abdominal fin 3, the screw 13 and the washer 26 are tightened and fixed.

As shown in FIG. 3, the caudal fin 4 is integrally formed with a fin body 20 and a mounting portion 19 having a circular ring 18 through which a screw 17 penetrates, while the tail portion of the fish body 1 is formed. A through hole 21 that penetrates vertically is formed, and the through hole 21 and the annular ring 18 are aligned vertically, and the opposite side is passed through a screw 17 and tightened and fixed with a nut 22. Therefore, the caudal fin 4 is attached so as to be rotatable left and right around the screw 17 of the attachment portion 19. It is to be noted that a Nume tube is also embedded in the through hole 21 of the tail portion for reinforcement, and the fin body 20 is provided with a corrugated bend so as to change swimming. The pectoral fin 2 and pectoral fin 3 have screws 13, nuts 16 and washers 26.
The tail fin 4 can be attached and detached with the screw 17 and the nut 22, so that it can be easily replaced even if it is damaged.

As shown in FIG. 1, the rear fin 7 is provided with a large number of holes 23 scattered around its periphery so that the position of the Harris stopper 24 can be adjusted. Further, the dorsal fins 5 and the oil fins 6 are fixed, but a bend such as a corrugation is provided so that the swimming can be changed. If necessary, a gantry weight 25 may be embedded in the chest of the fish body 1 so that the buoyancy is zero and the fish can easily dive even with a small flow. This movable fin can be applied to fish other than ayu, such as sea bass, black bass and trout lures.

How to use the fish lure A of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. First, the nose ring 8 is attached to the thread, and the nose ring 8 is passed through the nostril 149 of the head of the fish structure 1 and fixed. Next, loosen the screw 13 of the pectoral fin 2 to rotate the fin body 12 up and down to adjust the position of the pectoral fin 2 with respect to the fish 1, and tighten the nut 16 to fix the pectoral fin 2. At this time, when diving the fish lure A, the fin body 1 of the left and right pectoral fins 2
When the fish lure A is levitated on the contrary, the fin body 12 of the left and right pectoral fins 2 is pivoted downward and fixed. The left and right pectoral fins 2 do not have to be in the same rotating position, and may be left and right separately to change the movement of the fish lure A. Similarly, with respect to the pectoral fin 3, the screw 13 is loosened to rotate the fin main body 12 up and down to adjust the position of the pectoral fin 2 with respect to the fish body 1, and tighten the nut 16 to fix the pectoral fin 3. At this time, pectoral fin 2 and pectoral fin 3
Do not have to be in the same turning position, but may be disjointed in order to change the movement of the fish lure A. Further, the caudal fin 4 adjusts the position of the caudal fin 4 with respect to the fish body 1 by loosening the screw 17 and rotating the fin main body 20 left and right.
Tighten with the nut 22 to fix the caudal fin 4. At this time, when the fish lure A is moved to the right, the fin body 20 of the caudal fin 4 is rotated clockwise and fixed, and when the fish lure A is moved to the left, the fin body 20 of the caudal fin 4 is moved. Turn left and fix. Further, the nut 22 may be loosened so that the caudal fin 4 can be freely moved to the left or right.

[0010]

[Effect] The fish lure of the present invention can easily change the mounting angles of the pectoral fin, pectoral fin and caudal fin by making the pectoral fin, pectoral fin and caudal fin movable, so that the diving angle and swimming form can be freely adjusted. Can be done. The pectoral fin and pectoral fin can be attached and removed with screws, nuts and washers, and the caudal fin can be attached and removed with screws and nuts. further,
This fish lure eliminates the need for conventional ultra-fine threads,
Thick threads make it easier to catch ayu.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a fish lure according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of a fish lure according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged front view of the caudal fin of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

A fish lure 1 fish 2 pectoral fins 3 pectoral fins 4 caudal fins 5 dorsal fin 6 oil fins 7 ass fin 8 nose ring 9 nostrils 10 new tube 11 Mounting part 12 fin body 13 screws 14 holes 15 through holes 16 nuts 17 screws 18 torus 19 Mounting part 20 fin body 21 through holes 22 nuts 23 holes 24 Harris stop 25 gun balls 26 washer

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Claims (2)

(57) [Claims] 1. A fish shape imitating the shape of a fish to be fished.
And the left and right ones attached to the chest of the fish body so as to be vertically rotatable.
A pair of pectoral fins and the upper and lower parts of the pectoral fin on the abdomen of the fish.
A pair of left and right pelvic fins rotatably attached to the fish-shaped body.
A caudal fin attached to the tail so as to be rotatable left and right, and the fish form
Dorsal fins and oil fins fixed to the front and back, and the fish shape
Fixed to the tail of the body, forming numerous holes scattered around the periphery
In a fish lure consisting of a tail fin, the pectoral fin and the pectoral fin are formed by integrally forming an attachment portion for attaching to the fish shape and a fin body into an L shape, and a hole for inserting a screw is formed in the attachment portion. Form a through hole in the direction crossing the torso of the fish-shaped body, pass washers and screws through the attachment parts of the respective pectoral fins and pelvic fins, and through the through-holes of the fish-shaped body to the opposite side of the pectoral fins and pelvic fins. A fish lure characterized by fixing the mounting part with washers and nuts. 2. The caudal fin is integrally formed with a fin body and a mounting part having an annular ring through which a screw penetrates, while forming a through hole vertically penetrating the tail part of the fish body, 2. The fish lure according to claim 1, wherein the through hole and the ring are vertically aligned with each other, and the opposite side is tightened and fixed with a nut through a screw.