JP4387208B2 - Fishing line guide and fishing rod equipped with the same. - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing line guide for inserting a fishing line fixed to an outer peripheral surface of a rod body, and a fishing rod provided with the same.

  A fishing line guide for guiding the fishing line between the reel and the tip is provided on the outer peripheral surface of the fishing rod used for fishing. In general fishing line guides, a fixed portion is attached to the peripheral surface of the body, and a guide ring made of a hard member such as ceramics is fitted to the head end of a leg portion standing up from here. For example, the fixing portion is fixed to the peripheral surface of the fishing rod housing with synthetic resin and wound yarn. Then, the fishing line from the reel is sequentially inserted through the guide ring of the fishing line guide and guided to the tip side.

  One problem that arises with this type of fishing line guide is the problem of “thread entanglement”. The fishing line will be guided in the state where it is inserted through the guide ring of the fishing line guide, but depending on how the fishing line is released from the reel, the fishing line will be loosened and will wrap around the legs of the fishing line guide. It is.

In order to solve such a problem, various techniques have been proposed. For example, a fishing line guide has been proposed in which the shape of the leg portion is specified and the yarn entanglement is prevented as much as possible (see Patent Document 1). However, the fishing line guide is required to be further improved for preventing the tangle.
JP 2002-171871 A

  The present invention provides a fishing line guide that can sufficiently prevent thread entanglement, and a fishing rod provided with the fishing line guide.

  The fishing line guide of the present invention is a fishing line guide to be mounted on a fishing rod used for fishing, and is fixed to a peripheral surface of a fishing rod body, and stands up with respect to the fixing portion and rotates in the standing direction. A leg portion rotatably connected as an axial direction, a guide frame having a through hole penetrating in a longitudinal direction of a fishing rod formed at a head end of the leg portion, a guide ring fitted into the through hole and into which a fishing line can be inserted; A rotary fishing line guide.

  In this fishing line guide, the fishing line led out from the reel is guided through the guide ring. When the fishing line is led out or taken up from the reel, the fishing line becomes slack, and the fishing line affected by wind or the like may be entangled with the leg portion or the guide frame. At this time, when the fishing line is further wound or pulled by the reel, the leg portion rotates and the guide frame and the guide ring also rotate in the circumferential direction. By these rotations, the entanglement of the fishing line is released and the entanglement of the fishing line is eliminated.

  A fishing rod that uses a rotary fishing line guide as described above preferably has the following structure. This fishing rod includes a rod body and a plurality of fishing line guides arranged on the peripheral surface of the rod body at intervals in the axial length direction. Among the plurality of fishing line guides, the fishing line guide arranged closest to the base and the fishing line guide arranged closest to the tip are non-rotatable fixed fishing line guides, and the remaining fishing line guides are rotary fishing lines. A guide.

  The direction that guides the fishing line from the reel in the axial direction of the fishing rod with these two fishing line guides by making the fishing line guide located closest to the tip and the fishing line guide located closest to the hand side non-rotatable. The sex is secured. By making the remaining fishing line guide as described above, the entanglement is prevented.

  According to the fishing line guide and the fishing rod provided with the same of the present invention, so-called “thread entanglement” can be effectively prevented.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIG. 1, a fishing rod employing one embodiment of the present invention is connected to a harpoon 1, a middle rod 2 connected to the tip side of the former rod 1, and a tip side of the middle rod 2. It is composed of three rods with the head rod 3. However, the number of housings is not limited to this, and can be set arbitrarily.

  The main fence 1 is a thick-diameter frame located on the most proximal side. It consists of a tubular body manufactured by firing a prepreg material impregnated with synthetic resin after aligning reinforcing fibers such as carbon fibers. A rear grip 4 is attached to the peripheral surface of the tubular body on the base side of the heel 1 and a reel seat 5 for detachably attaching a reel (not shown) is provided on the tip side thereof. A front grip 6 is further mounted on the side. Each grip is a pipe-like member manufactured from urethane rubber or the like, and is fixed to a predetermined peripheral surface of the tubular body with an adhesive or the like. The reel sheet 5 is a portion that sandwiches and fixes the leg portions of the reel in the axial direction.

  In addition, a fishing line guide 7 is mounted on the peripheral surface of the tip of the maroon 1. The fishing line guide 7 includes a pipe-shaped fixing portion, a leg portion standing from the fixing portion, and a ceramic guide ring that is fitted into a guide frame at the head end of the leg portion. The fishing line guide 7 is a well-known one, and is a fixed type that is different from a later-described rotary fishing line guide. The circumferential position of the guide ring coincides with the reel mounting surface of the reel sheet described above.

  The middle rod 2 is a frame connected to the tip side of the main rod 1 and is formed of a tubular body with a tapered taper formed by firing a prepreg material in the same manner as the main rod 1. As the connection method for the Marshal 1, an arbitrary method such as a so-called “drawing type”, “parallel joining type”, “inlay joining type”, or the like can be selected. For example, when the swing type is adopted, the later-described rotary fishing line guide 8 needs to be a slide guide that can slide in the axial direction on the peripheral surface of the intermediate rod 2.

  A plurality of rotary fishing line guides 8 are mounted on the circumferential surface of the tubular body of the intermediate rod 2 at intervals in the axial direction. As shown in FIG. 2, the rotary fishing line guide 8 is a member fixed to the peripheral surface of the tubular body of the intermediate rod 2. The rotary fishing line guide 8 includes a fixed portion 11 fixed to the peripheral surface of the tubular body of the middle rod 2, a leg portion 12 standing from the fixed portion 11, and the middle rod 2 formed at the head end of the leg portion 12. A guide frame 13 having a through hole penetrating in the axial direction and a guide ring 14 fitted in the through hole and through which the fishing line L can be inserted.

  The fixing portion 11 is a pipe-shaped member that is formed from left and right half members such as hard synthetic resin, and is formed by bonding and fixing the left and right half members on the bonding surface. is there. The inner periphery of the pipe 2 is fixed to the peripheral surface of the intermediate flange 2 at a predetermined axial position by fitting the outer peripheral surface of the intermediate flange 2 to the outer peripheral surface of the intermediate flange 2 or by bonding them together. However, when this rotary fishing line guide 8 is used as a slide guide, they are not bonded together. Due to the fitting of the outer diameter of the tubular body and the inner diameter of the pipe of the fixing portion 11 at a predetermined axial position of the intermediate collar 2, both remain positioned. A part of the outer peripheral side of the pipe-shaped portion of the fixing portion 11 is a receiving portion that opens, and is a storage portion that receives a rotating portion of a leg portion 12 described later.

  The legs 12 stand up from the receiving part of the fixed part 11. The leg part 12 is comprised from metals, such as titanium and aluminum, or hard synthetic resin. The lower end portion is a large-diameter cylindrical rotating portion, and this rotating portion is accommodated in the receiving portion of the above-described fixing portion 11 so as to be rotatable with the longitudinal direction of the leg portion 12 as the rotation axis direction. A columnar portion extending from the rotating portion extends out of the fixed portion 11 from the opening of the receiving portion.

  A guide frame 13 extending in a disk shape is formed on the head end side of the columnar portion of the leg portion 12. The guide frame 13 is formed with a through-hole penetrating the center of the disk-shaped portion, and a guide ring 14 is fitted and fixed therein. The guide ring 14 is a ring formed from a hard member such as ceramics, and the fishing line L is inserted through the ring.

  The spikelet 3 is a meridian rod connected to the tip side of the middle collar 2. It is a tubular body or a solid solid body obtained by firing a prepreg material in the same manner as other casings. A top guide 10 is fixed to the end of the tip 3 of the tip 3 by an adhesive or the like. The top guide 10 has a main body part into which a part of the tip of the tip 3 is inserted, and a guide ring fitted to stand up on the main body part. The top guide 10 is not a rotary fishing line guide as described above. A plurality of rotary fishing line guides 9 are mounted on the peripheral surface of the tubular body or solid body of the tip rod 3 at intervals in the axial direction. The rotary fishing line guide 9 is the same type as the rotary fishing line guide 8 on the circumferential surface of the above-described middle rod 2, and the description thereof is omitted.

  In such a fishing rod, the top guide 10 positioned closest to the tip and the fishing line guide 7 on the peripheral surface of the main rod 1 positioned closest to the hand are of a fixed type that cannot rotate. These two fishing line guides sufficiently secure the directivity for guiding the fishing line from the reel in the axial direction of the fishing rod. In this fishing rod, the fishing line led out from the reel is guided through the guide ring of each fishing line guide. Here, when the fishing line is led out or wound from the reel, the fishing line becomes slack, and the fishing line affected by wind or the like is entangled with the legs 12 or the guide frame 13 of the rotary fishing line guides 8 and 9. Can occur. At this time, when the fishing line is further wound or pulled by the reel, the leg portion 12 rotates with the longitudinal direction thereof as the rotation axis direction, and the guide frame 13 and the guide ring 14 also rotate in the same direction. By these rotations, the entanglement of the fishing line is released and the entanglement of the fishing line is eliminated.

  In addition, in this embodiment, although things other than the top guide 10 and the fishing line guide 7 are made into a rotary type, it is not necessary to make all these fishing line guides into a rotary type. In particular, only a specific fishing line guide close to the reel side where the fishing line is likely to be entangled may be a rotary type.

The figure which showed the fishing rod which concerns on one embodiment of this invention. The figure which showed the rotary fishing line guide 8 of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

2 Middle rod 8 Rotating fishing line guide 11 Fixed part 12 Leg part 13 Guide frame 14 Guide ring

Claims (2)

A fishing line guide attached to a fishing rod used for fishing,
A fixing portion fixed to the peripheral surface of the fishing rod housing;
Legs that stand up with respect to the fixed part and that are rotatably connected with the standing direction as a rotation axis direction;
A guide frame having a through-hole penetrating in the longitudinal direction of the fishing rod formed at the head end of the leg portion;
A guide ring that is fitted in the through hole and through which a fishing line can be inserted;
Rotating fishing line guide with A fishing rod used for fishing,
A rod and a plurality of fishing line guides arranged at intervals in the axial length direction on the circumferential surface of the rod;
Among the plurality of fishing line guides, the fishing line guide arranged closest to the base side and the fishing line guide arranged closest to the tip are non-rotatable fixed fishing line guides, and the remaining fishing line guides are rotary. A fishing line guide,
The rotary fishing line guide includes a fixed portion that is fixed to a peripheral surface of the housing, a leg portion that stands up with respect to the fixed portion and that is rotatably connected with the standing direction as a rotation axis direction, A fishing rod having a guide frame having a through-hole penetrating in the longitudinal direction of the fishing rod formed at a head end of a leg portion, and a guide ring inserted into the through-hole and through which a fishing line can be inserted.

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