JP4458335B2 - Lure - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a lure used for fishing.

  Various lures (pseudo bait) are used for fishing. Many lures are shaped to resemble fish, and various ingenuity has been applied to their movement in water to resemble the movement of live fish food. Examples of such devices include applying paints resembling various fishes to resemble the appearance of the fish, and forming a lure material from an elastic body so that it can take a smooth action. In addition, a lure called a plug type in which the lure material is made of hard plastic has also been proposed in which the rear part of the lure body is made of a rubber material to enable smooth movement like a fin ( Patent Document 1). Furthermore, although the entire lure body is made of hard plastic, for example, a lure that has a fin that moves like a live bait and moves this fin in the water to attract fish's interest has been proposed. (See Patent Document 2).

However, the lure with fins that has been proposed so far is expected to move smoothly due to the flow of water, and the movement itself must be monotonous. For example, although the lure of the above-mentioned patent document 2 is planning to move a tail fin with a motor, the movement is monotonous and the appeal degree with respect to a fish is small.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 8-113452 JP 2000-125703 A

  The present invention provides a lure that can produce a more complex movement when receiving a water flow in water and can greatly enhance the interest of fish.

  This lure body is processed into a shape in which both sides in the width direction extend rearward (tail side direction) at the tail side end and the center in the width direction is recessed forward (head side direction). And a plurality of shafts spanned in the width direction between the recessed portions of the end portion on the tail side of the lure body, and suspended on the respective shafts of the plurality of shafts so as to be movable in the axial direction. And a plurality of plate members. The plurality of shafts are arranged at different levels displaced in the vertical direction and the front-rear direction of the lure body.

  After the lure is thrown into the water, it migrates in the water by operations such as winding a fishing line or shaking a fishing rod. In the water, multiple plates are subjected to water flow and receive resistance, which moves itself and changes the movement of the lure body. This plate material is movable on the axis in the recessed part of the tail part of the lure body, and if it moves greatly in the axial direction in water, it will also hit the inner wall surface of the recessed part of the lure body, The board generates sound at random, and each of them reflects light and intricately reflects light, fascinating the fish. In particular, the arrangement positions of the shafts are displaced from each other, and the position where the plate material receives the water flow in water changes, so that the movement of each plate material becomes complicated.

  It is preferable that a part of the plurality of plate members can collide with each other when receiving a water flow in water. Since the plate materials that move in response to the water flow in the water interfere with each other, the movement of the respective plate materials in the water is complicated, and the movement of the lure itself is complicated. In addition, the plate materials collide with each other, generating a collision sound, which will attract the interest of the fish.

  The plurality of shafts are preferably detachable from the luer body. When the plate material hits an obstacle in water and is deformed and damaged, the plate can be replaced by removing the shaft. Further, by attaching a necessary number of shafts and plate materials to the lure body, it is possible to produce random lure movements according to the situation.

  In addition, when there are two shafts, for example, the shafts may be composed of a single wire connected on one end side. By using such a shaft, the attaching / detaching operation of the shaft to / from the luer body can be facilitated, and random lure movement can be freely produced.

  In the lure according to the present invention, a plurality of plate materials can make a complex movement of the lure, reflect light, etc. in the water, and can appeal strongly to fish.

[First Embodiment]
As shown in FIG. 1, this lure is formed so that its outer shape is similar to the head or abdomen of a fish, and the outer shape connected to the tail side of the lure body 1 is similar to the abdomen or tail of a fish. It consists of the body 2 after the lure. On the peripheral surface of the lure body 1 and the lure body 1, patterns such as fish eyes, sea bream, and scales are drawn.

  The luer front body 1 is a synthetic resin member formed by bonding a pair of left and right halves on the opening surface side, and a fishing line locking portion for locking a fishing line provided at the head side end portion 3, a lip portion 4 projecting obliquely downward on the lower surface of the head, and an eye 5 for connecting a fishhook provided near the abdomen. The fishing line locking portion 3 and the eye 5 are arranged in a concave recess formed in a bonded portion of the opening surface of the half member, and are fixed together when the half member is bonded and fixed. For example, a fishhook (not shown) is connected to the eye 5 via a split ring or the like. The lip 4 is formed integrally with the main body of the luer front body 1. The lip portion 4 is a plate-like member extending in the width direction, and a metal spherical weight 6 is fitted and fixed to the tip thereof.

  The rear end surface of the lure front body 1 is processed into a shape in which both sides in the width direction (left-right direction) extend rearward and the center in the width direction is recessed forward. The lure rear body 2 is connected to the rear of the lure front body 1 such that a part of the front surface of the lure rear body 2 described later is sandwiched between the recessed portions. That is, an eye (not shown) or the like is attached to the innermost part of the rear end surface of the lure body 1 and the connector 7 is connected rearward through the eye. And this connector 7 is connected with the eye etc. which are mounted | worn with the front surface of the lure back body 2 mentioned later. Thus, the luer front body 1 and the lure rear body 2 are connected so as to be displaceable in the width direction.

  In addition, a weight is accommodated inside the lure front body 1 as necessary. The amount of the weight of the entire lure is set so that the luer front body 1 and the lure rear body 2 as a whole have a buoyancy that allows the upper half of the lure to be exposed on the water and drifted.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the lure rear body 2 is also a synthetic resin member formed by bonding a pair of left and right halves on the opening surface side. It has an eye 9 for connecting a fishhook provided on the abdomen side, and its structure is the same as that of the above-mentioned lure front body 1. In addition, the rear surface of the lure rear body 2 is also processed into a shape in which both sides in the width direction extend rearward and the vicinity of the center in the width direction is recessed forward. Then, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, two shafts 11 are stretched between the recessed portions in the width direction. Further, a metal plate 10 is suspended from each of the shafts 11.

  Each of the two shafts 11 is a metal wire, and passes through the recessed portion of the rear end of the luer rear body 2 and is fixed to the luer rear body 2 with an adhesive or the like. One shaft 11a and the other shaft 11b of the two shafts 11 are, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the vertical direction of the lure rear body 2 in the recessed portion of the lure rear body 2. In addition, they are arranged at different levels displaced in the front-rear direction. More specifically, the shaft 11a is disposed upward and forward, and the shaft 11b is disposed downward and rearward.

  Each of the two metal plates 10 is a substantially triangular metal plate. Holes are formed in the end portions of the respective metal plates 10, and the above-described shaft 11 is inserted into the holes so that the respective metal plates 10a and 10b have their shafts on the respective shafts 11a and 11b. It is suspended so that it can move in any direction. The two metal plates 10 are suspended from the shaft 11 so as to be substantially symmetrical with each other in the vertical direction. When the two metal plates 10 are lifted rearward, the two metal plates 10 form a fish tail fin shape. It draws (see FIG. 4 etc.).

  Further, the two metal plates 10 are arranged on the shaft 11 so that parts of the metal plates 10 interfere with each other. That is, as shown in FIG. 4, when the two metal plates 10 are moved on the shaft 11 while being suspended from the shaft 11, a part of them touch each other. Regardless of the suspended state, it is preferable to make a part of them hit each other. However, as shown in FIG. 4, in the state of migration of the two metal plates 10 that the two metal plates 10 would normally be able to adopt in the state of migration in water, two metal plates are mutually connected. It is sufficient if at least a part of the 10 hits the shaft 11 when it slides.

  Note that the metal plate 10a suspended from the shaft 11a disposed on the upper side of the lure body 2 is always the metal plate 10a regardless of the manner of suspension of the metal plate 10a on the shaft 11a. It is preferable that at least a part of is located below the center line in the vertical direction of the rear end of the rear body 2 of the lure. This is because, as described above, this lure is attached to a weight so that it floats near the surface of the water as a whole, and it is necessary to take care that at least a part of each metal plate 10 can receive a water flow. This is because (see FIG. 5).

  The lure is thrown into the water after the fishing line is connected to the fishing line locking portion 3. And if an angler adds actions, such as winding a fishing line or shaking a fishing rod, this lure will migrate underwater. In particular, this lure will move while drifting near the surface of the water. Here, the two metal plates 10 at the rear end of the lure rear body 2 of the lure behave like tail fins under the water flow (see FIG. 5). And it receives the resistance of water, itself moves on the shaft 11, and changes the movement of the body 2 after the lure. Further, this lure is formed by connecting the luer front body 1 and the lure rear body 2, and each part receives a water flow and exhibits a flexible movement.

  Specifically, if the metal plate 10 that has received the water flow at the recessed portion at the rear end of the rear body 2 of the lure moves to the end on the shaft 11, the inner wall surface of the recessed portion also appears. Upon hit, each metal plate 10 generates a sound at random. Further, the metal plates 10 collide with each other to generate sound. In addition, the movement of the metal plate 10 on the shaft 11 changes due to these collisions, the degree of water resistance changes, and the movement of the entire lure changes in a complex manner. For example, as shown in FIG. 6, when the metal plate 10b moves on the shaft 11b to one end side, the colliding metal plate 10a may also be moved to the one end side. In such a state, the two metal plates 10 may change the flow of water in the same direction. If one metal plate 10b moves freely on the shaft 11b thereafter, a complicated water flow is created. It can happen. In addition, for example, each metal plate can reflect light in a complicated manner by reflecting light in each movement, and can attract the interest of fish. In particular, the arrangement positions of the two shafts 11a and 11b are displaced from each other, and the position at which the metal plate 10 receives the water flow in water changes, so that the movement of the respective metal plates 10a and 10b is further complicated. ing.

[Second Embodiment]
7 to 9 show modifications of the present invention. This lure also has the same structure such as the lure front and rear lure. That is, the rear end of the lure body 2 is recessed at the center in the width direction.

  Two shafts 21 are stretched between the recessed portions of the rear end of the rear body 2 of the lure also in the width direction. Further, a metal plate 20 is suspended from each of the shafts 21. However, the shaft 21 is made of a single metal wire as shown in FIGS. That is, the hole extending through the shaft 21 is formed in two portions in the rearward portion of the left and right ends in the width direction of the recessed portion of the rear body 2 of the lure. A shaft 21 formed by bending it into a letter shape is prepared and fitted into this hole. As shown in FIG. 9, holes are formed at both ends of one metal wire constituting the shaft 21, and retaining pins 22 are attached thereto. A well-known pin can be used as the retaining pin 22, and a split ring or the like can also be used. Alternatively, instead of this embodiment, a cap or the like may be fitted without forming a hole at the end of one metal wire constituting the shaft 21. In any case, the shaft 21 can be attached to and detached from the rear body 2 of the lure by attaching / detaching such a retaining pin 22 to the end of one metal wire constituting the shaft 21.

  The other structure of the shaft 21 conforms to the above embodiment. That is, the two portions of the shaft 21 that penetrate the recessed portion at the rear end of the rear body 2 of the lure in the width direction are respectively in the recessed portion of the rear body 2 of the lure. They are arranged at different levels displaced in the vertical direction and the front-rear direction. Then, two metal plates 20 are suspended from these two parts.

  Even a lure having such a structure can produce the same movement as in the first embodiment in water. Further, if necessary, the retaining pin 22 can be removed from the shaft 21, the shaft 21 can be removed from the rear body 2, and the metal plate 20 can be removed from the shaft 21. It is also possible to replace the metal plate 20 depending on the situation.

[Other Embodiments]
(A) In each above-mentioned embodiment, although the metal plate is utilized, it is not limited to a metal thing, Plate materials, such as hard synthetic resin, can also be utilized. Moreover, although the shape is made to resemble fish tail fin especially in the said embodiment, it is not limited to such a shape.
(B) In the above-described embodiment, the case where about two metal plates are used is illustrated. However, the number of use can be arbitrarily set. The number of shafts can be increased and a metal plate can be hung on each shaft. A plurality of metal plates may be suspended on one axis. For example, the number of shafts may be two, and two metal plates may be suspended from each shaft. Further, the plate material may be different.
(C) In the above-described embodiments, the luer body is exemplified as a so-called joint plug in which two parts are connected, but is not limited to such a type of luer.
(D) Furthermore, the shaft made of one metal wire shown in the second embodiment may be as follows.

  As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, two shafts 31 are also spanned in the width direction between the recessed portions of the rear end of the lure rear body 2. A metal plate is suspended from each shaft 31 as in the above embodiment.

  Holes through which the shaft 31 penetrates are formed in two portions in the rearward portions of the left and right ends in the width direction of the recessed portion of the rear body 2 of the lure, and one metal wire is formed in a substantially U-shape. A shaft 31 formed by bending is prepared and fitted into this hole. Both ends of a single metal wire are bent in a substantially right angle direction to prevent them from coming off, and the hole in the rear body 2 of the lure is sized so that this retaining part can be inserted. The shaft 31 itself has a certain elasticity, and is made of, for example, a shape memory alloy having superelasticity. And two substantially parallel parts have an urging | biasing force in the direction which each separates. Then, as shown in FIG. 10, two substantially parallel portions against the urging force are brought close to each other and inserted into the hole of the luer rear body 2 described above, and then fixed to the luer rear body 2 by retaining. The

The figure which showed the lure which concerns on 1st Embodiment of this invention. The rear view of the lure back body 2 of the lure of FIG. FIG. 3 is a top view of the rear body 2 of the lure of FIG. 1. The figure which showed arrangement | positioning of the metal plate 10 of the lure of FIG. The figure which showed the mode in water of the metal plate 10 of the lure of FIG. The reference figure which showed one of the migration states of the lure of FIG. The side view of the rear part of the lure back body 2 of the lure which concerns on 2nd Embodiment of this invention. FIG. 8 is a top view of the rear body 2 of the lure of FIG. 7. The figure which showed the axis | shaft 21 of the lure of FIG. The figure which showed the axis | shaft 31 which concerns on other embodiment of this invention. The figure which showed the mode of attachment of the axis | shaft 31 of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

1 Luer front body 2 Luer rear body 10, 20 Metal plates 11, 21 Shaft 22 Retaining pin

Claims (4)

A lure body that is processed into a shape in which both sides in the width direction extend rearward (tail side direction) at the tail side end and the center in the width direction is recessed forward (head side direction);
A plurality of shafts spanned in the width direction between the recessed portions of the tail side end of the lure body;
A plurality of plates suspended on each of the plurality of shafts so as to be movable in the axial direction;
The plurality of shafts are arranged in different stages displaced in the vertical direction and the front-rear direction of the lure body.   The lure according to claim 1, wherein a part of the plurality of plate members can collide with each other when receiving a water flow in water.   The lure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the plurality of shafts are detachable from the luer body.   4. The lure according to claim 3, wherein the number of the shafts is two, and the two shafts are made of a single wire connected at each one end side.

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