JP4556225B2 - Multi-hole fish hook with knot - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishhook having two to seven consecutive holes in the knot portion.

  Conventionally, the knot portion of a fishhook has been roughly divided into two types. One was crushed flat and the other was a ring.

For that purpose, there were the following problems.
(B) There are many types of binding methods, but in order to bind appropriately, considerable muscular strength is required in addition to skilled advanced techniques. In the case of a thin fishing line, there is only finger power.
(B) If the tension of the fishing line acts on a part where the knot is bent at a large part, or a part where the fishing line and the fishing line or the fishing line and the hook are strongly pulled and pressed and tightened, the fishing line breaks from that part, and conversely It was a weak point of the conventional bundling method that it would come off if loosely bundled.
(C) Since a fishing line can be expected to improve if the fishing line is made thinner, a binding method that is difficult to cut even if it is made thinner has been sought, but has not yet been realized.
The present invention is intended to solve the above problems.

  The knot portion of the fishhook is wider than the shaft portion, and two to seven circular and elliptical holes are combined there. The inner diameter of the hole should be large enough to pass 2 to 6 fishing lines. In addition, round all corners so that the fishing line is hard to break and easy to wrap. This is a fishhook characterized by the above.

  It is possible to bind appropriately and quickly without using skilled advanced techniques for binding the fishing line to the fishhook. At this time, it is possible to greatly reduce the strong muscular strength that was necessary in the past. And as for the places where the tension is applied, there is no place where the fishing line is bent greatly, the fishing line is not pulled strongly, pressed, tightened, wrapped around the fishhook, and entangled. , Prevents the tension from being concentrated in one place, and weakens the influence of the tension as much as possible. That is, the fishing line is harder to cut than the conventional binding method. Therefore, since a thinner fishing line can be used, improvement in fishing results can be expected.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.
(A) The knot portion (2) of the fishhook (1) is wider than the shaft portion.
(B) In the knot portion (2), for each claim of the present invention, two to seven circular and elliptical holes (3) are formed, although the number, shape and arrangement of the holes (3) are different. Provide in combination.
(C) The inner diameter of the hole (3) should be such that two to six fishing lines (4) can pass. In addition, round all corners so that the fishing line (4) is hard to break and easy to wind and entangle.
The present invention is configured as described above, and when this is used, the fishing line (4) must pass through the first hole (3) that contacts the end of the fishing hook (1) from the inside of the fishing hook (1). Thereafter, the fishing line (4) is sequentially passed through the hole (3). At this time, it is not necessary to wind with a particularly strong force. Wrap it so that it doesn't sag greatly, and entangle it so that it doesn't pull too much. When binding at the end, a simple binding method is sufficient.

  It is drawing of [Claim 1] of this invention. A perspective view is shown in the upper part, and two examples of binding are shown in the middle part. The lower part shows a front view, an elevation view, and a side view.   It is drawing of [Claim 2] of this invention. A perspective view is shown in the upper part, and an example of binding is shown in the lower part.   It is drawing of [Claim 3] of this invention. A perspective view is shown in the upper part, and two examples of binding are shown in the lower part.   It is drawing of [Claim 4] of this invention. A perspective view is shown in the upper part, and an example of binding is shown in the lower part.   It is drawing of [Claim 5] of this invention. A perspective view is shown in the upper part, and two examples of binding are shown in the lower part.   It is drawing of [Claim 6] of this invention. A perspective view is shown in the upper part, and an example of binding is shown in the lower part.   It is drawing of [Claim 7] of this invention. A perspective view is shown in the upper part, and two examples of binding are shown in the lower part.   It is drawing of [Claim 8] of this invention. A perspective view is shown in the upper part, and two examples of binding are shown in the lower part.   It is drawing of [Claim 9] of this invention. A perspective view is shown in the upper part, and an example of binding is shown in the lower part.   It is drawing of [Claim 10] of this invention. A perspective view is shown in the upper part, and an example of binding is shown in the lower part.   It is drawing of [Claim 11] of this invention. A perspective view is shown in the upper part, and an example of binding is shown in the lower part.

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Claims (2)

A fishhook having five holes for passing a fishing line through a knot portion that is wider than the shaft portion of the fishhook, and the hole for passing the fishing line is the end of the knot portion where the fishing line first begins to pass. Is located on the vertical center line of the needle shaft, and is arranged in parallel with one circular hole having a width through which two or more fishing lines pass, with the center line sandwiched between the circular hole and the needle tip side. The two oval holes of the same shape having a width through which three or more fishing lines pass and the needle tips of the two oval holes of the same shape are arranged in parallel with the center line in between. It is made up of two elliptical holes of the same shape with a width that allows three or more fishing lines to pass through, and all the corners of the knots are rounded so that the fishing lines are hard to break and easily entangle A fishhook characterized by being finished. A fishhook having five holes for passing a fishing line through a knot portion that is wider than the shaft portion of the fishhook, and the hole for passing the fishing line is the end of the knot portion where the fishing line first begins to pass. Two circular holes of the same width, which are provided in parallel with the vertical center line of the needle shaft close to each other and have a width through which two or more fishing lines pass. A circular hole is provided on the center line on the needle tip side, and the hole width is wider than the two circular holes, and the one circular hole has a needle tip side. Consisting of two oval holes of the same shape, which are arranged in parallel across the center line and have a width of four or more fishing lines. Further, the knots make the fishing lines difficult to break and entangle. A fishhook characterized by rounding all corners of the part.

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