JP4789128B2 - Pseudo bait needle - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a novel pseudo bait needle structure that can be expected to have a large fish collection effect.
[0002]
[Prior art]
One type of fishing device that does not use live bait is a sabiki device that is commercially available. There are many exceptions to this type of fishing hook, but it is basically attached with a member equivalent to a so-called “pseudo bait” for inviting the target fish visually without attaching a bait.
[0003]
However, the pseudo bait in this case does not mean that the pseudo bait is the main constituent in the structure like some lures in lure fishing, and the needle is attached to this pseudo bait part. The structure is not special and does not form a pseudo bait, but is often simply a small sheet or a bundle of thread fixed to a typical shape fishing hook.
[0004]
Because it depends on vision to bring fish together, this “small piece of sheet” or “bundled thread” material is a metal that has vivid colors or emits sparkling and reflected light according to fluctuations in the water, for example It may have gloss or an alternative function.
[0005]
In particular, in the case of a pseudo bait needle that has both a “sheet of small pieces” and a “bunded thread”, the “brilliant color” is assigned to the “sheet” and the “gloss” is assigned to the “thread”. As described above, when the functions are shared, a visual change occurs when the entire pseudo bait needle is viewed, and a greater fish collection effect can be expected.
[0006]
Sheets used for this type of artificial bait needle are more likely to fluctuate in water because the fish collection effect is higher, and therefore, a thin water-resistant paper, a latex sheet called skin, and the like are employed. The fixing to the fishhook is performed by a method of winding a nylon thread or applying a molten plastic and solidifying the bundled thread and / or sheet along the body portion of the fishhook. The fixed portion exhibits an overall shape like a small worm in the case of a thread wound, and a certain degree of fish collection effect can be expected depending on the color in the case of plastic coating.
[0007]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
However, this worm-like part, or the part where the applied plastic is solidified, is originally intended to fix "small pieces of sheets" or "bunded threads" and is often a very small part. The big fish collection effect was not required. In addition, the worm-like part or the part where the coated plastic is solidified is not used in any case with a member having a metallic luster, and a fishline having a metallic luster is disposed on the trunk part of the fishhook body. The luster is covered with nylon thread, coated plastic, etc., and it becomes impossible to reflect the fish collection effect brought by the luster on the body portion of the fishhook.
[0008]
The so-called fish collection thread is glossy and beautiful, but lacks flexibility. When this is used for fish collection thread, it is preferable that the bundled thread is open in a shape that makes a cone in the water without losing water flow, so its rigidity is fortunate, If it is wrapped around the body of a fishhook and fixed, it will be difficult to work with.
[0009]
Therefore, there have been a large number of pseudo bait needles having a worm-like portion in the body portion of the fishhook body, but there has never been a product with luster that can expect a fish collection effect.
[0010]
Further, if the worm-like part has a vivid metallic luster and has a sufficient fish collection effect, there is no problem in increasing the size of the worm. It is also easy to avoid the situation where the fish collection line is separated from the needle tip. Further, in some cases, it is possible to omit the conventional “small piece sheet” and “bundled thread”.
[0011]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
Therefore, the present inventor has finally completed the present invention as a result of intensive studies in view of the above points, and the feature thereof is a pseudo bait needle in which a worm-like part is formed on a fishing hook body, and the worm-like part is , Formed by spirally winding a glossy thread around the fishing hook body, and further winding a transparent and narrow thread-like body showing rubber-like elasticity spirally or coating a transparent molten plastic, or The worm-like portion is formed by winding a glossy thread on the fishhook body together with a narrow thread-like body showing rubber-like elasticity in a spiral shape.
[0012]
In the present specification, “pseudo bait” is used to depend on “sight” for the fish collection effect, and has a configuration different from that of the fishhook main body. Therefore, the pseudo bait consists of a pseudo bait and a fishing hook. In a real product, the pseudo bait needle of the type of the present invention is simply a combination of a pseudo bait and a fishing hook, that is, the angler is marketed as one part when a fishing device is manufactured by attaching Harris etc. Of course, it is often the case that a plurality of yarns to which Harris (Eda yarn) is bound are arranged on the mix yarn with an interval between them, and are marketed as ready-made devices.
[0013]
Harris (Eda Yarn) is bound to the end of the body of the fishhook, but the part is of a type that forms a ring and binds through the hole through Harris, and is wound around the body. In addition, there is a type in which an overhang structure portion called “tataki” is provided as a stopper at the end so that Harris does not fall out. In the present invention, any type of fishing hook can be applied, and the phrase “chimoto part” is used as a general term for the above “ring”, “tataki”, and the like.
[0014]
In the present invention, the “worm-shaped part” is essential, and the structure of the worm-shaped part is the most characteristic part of the present invention. With regard to “fish collection thread” or “pseudo bait piece sheet”, the present invention is not particularly limited in terms of its specific structure as well as its presence itself. In terms of the phrase, “fish collection thread” is a thread having luster and color that interests the fish. In the first invention, most of the conventionally used thread can be used. Also, the shape is not limited to a simple linear thread, and various forms such as a thread formed by twisting a tape-shaped thread at a constant interval can be employed.
[0015]
Further, the “pseudo bait sheet” is defined as a thin and small sheet, but the term “sheet” in this case is not a narrow sense that is distinguished from “film”, and therefore includes a very thin sheet. Various materials are used for the pseudo bait sheet, but a latex sheet exhibiting rubber-like elasticity is more suitable as it is more water-resistant and thinner and more likely to fluctuate in water.
[0016]
The “worm-like portion” is a member disposed on the fishhook, and uses a glossy thread, and is characterized by being fixed on the fishhook so as to utilize the gloss. There is not a single fixed form. In the first aspect of the invention, “a shiny thread is spirally wound around the fishing hook body, and a transparent, narrow thread that exhibits rubber-like elasticity is spirally wound or transparent. It is fixed in the form of “covering a melted plastic”, and in the second invention, “in a fishing hook body, a glossy thread is spirally wound together with a narrow thread-like body showing rubber-like elasticity”.
[0017]
In the first invention, only the shiny thread is first spirally wound around the fishing hook. Glossy yarns are usually highly rigid and it is not easy to keep the spirally wound state. Therefore, in order to fix the glossy yarn in a wound state, it is transparent and narrow with rubbery elasticity. The filamentous body is wound up spirally or covered with a transparent molten plastic.
[0018]
In the second invention, the glossy thread and the narrow thread-like body exhibiting rubber-like elasticity are both wound spirally. Winding together means winding together a glossy thread and a narrow thread that exhibits rubbery elasticity. Moreover, it is not wound in the form where only one is exposed. It should be noted that a narrow thread-like body that exhibits rubber-like elasticity is naturally easy to stretch, and glossy threads usually have low stretchability, so a little bit is required when winding them together. That is, if the filamentous body is wound while being slightly stretched, it is securely fixed on the fishing hook by the restoring force (force to shrink) of the filamentous body.
[0019]
The present invention is not limited to such a worm-like portion provided in the fishhook body, but also includes a worm-like portion provided in the Harris portion. That is, it is a pseudo bait needle to which Harris is bound, and a worm-like part is formed at least from the binding part to Harris side, and the worm-like part spirally winds a glossy thread around the Harris, Further, a transparent and narrow thread-like body showing rubber-like elasticity is spirally wound or coated with a transparent molten plastic, or a glossy thread on the Harris with a narrow-width showing rubber-like elasticity. A pseudo bait needle characterized by being formed by spirally winding together with a filamentous body.
[0020]
The structure of the worm-like part itself is not fundamentally different from that provided in the fishhook body. As an effect, in addition to the same fish collection effect as that provided in the fishhook main body, the worm-like portion protects Harris, so that it is possible to reduce Harris cut.
[0021]
Further, when the worm-like portion is formed in Harris, it is not limited whether the worm-like portion is formed in the fishhook main body, and the manufacturing method is not limited. The length of the worm-shaped portion on Harris may vary depending on the design requirements, the type and size of the target fish, the fishing method, etc. A length of about 10 cm was appropriate.
[0022]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings.
[0023]
FIG. 1 shows an example of a pseudo bait needle 1 (hereinafter simply referred to as “present invention needle 1”) according to the present invention. As is clear from the figure, the present needle 1 is attached to Harris H. The fishhook body 2, the plurality of fish collection threads 3, and the latex sheet 4 are configured. The illustrated needle 1 of the present invention is also a part of a fishing mechanism for rustle fishing (the whole mechanism is not shown). The fish collection thread 3 used in the present example is a thin plate-like plastic thread that has a metallic luster and is twisted, and a plurality of bundles are bundled. Since it is twisted, its stiffness is slightly higher than that of the other, and the way it fluctuates in water is small, but it has a characteristic that emits glitter and reflected light when exposed to light in water. Is much larger than that which is not twisted.
[0024]
The overall shape of the needle 1 of the present invention is not much different from the conventional pseudo bait needle as a silhouette, but the worm-like portion 5 formed on the trunk portion 21 of the fishhook main body 2 is large, and the outer surface is seen. , A thread-like elastic body 6 (in this example, the same material as the latex sheet 4 is made thin) and a glossy thread 7 (in this example, the same material as the fish collection thread 3 is used) Both of them are spirally wound so that they are exposed.
[0025]
FIGS. 2A, 2B, and 2C schematically show an example of a method for manufacturing the needle 1 of the present invention over time. However, the present invention is not limited to the illustrated manufacturing method.
First, a plurality of fish collection lines 3 and a latex sheet 4 are arranged so as to follow the trunk portion 21 of the fishhook main body 2, and the end portion is fixed to the chimoto portion 22 by Harris H [FIG.
[0026]
Next, the thread-like elastic body 6 and the glossy thread 7 are spirally wound around the trunk portion 21 after being fastened in the vicinity of the chimoto portion 22 of the fishhook main body 2 [FIG. As described above, it is preferable that the thread-like elastic body 6 is slightly stretched during the winding operation because the thread-like elastic body 6 tends to shrink and is firmly fixed to the fishing hook 6.
[0027]
When the final part is wound up to an appropriate length, the worm-like part 5 is completed [(c) in the figure]. The fastening method is generally binding, but other methods may be used. Also, in the case of binding, if only the thread-like elastic body 6 is bound after the glossy thread 7 is on the inner side (closer to the surface of the fishing hook), the knot is not noticeable and the appearance is good. .
[0028]
If the worm-like portion 5 has sufficient gloss, it will have a fish collecting effect by itself, so that the fish collecting thread 3 or the latex sheet 4 is not indispensable for the needle 1 of the present invention. 3 (a) and 3 (b) show an example of such a needle 1 of the present invention, and FIG. 3 (a) is an example provided near the chimoto portion 22 of the trunk portion 21 of the fishhook main body 2. This is the same position as the first example. FIG. 2B is an example provided near the center of the fishhook main body 2. In other words, the worm-like portion 5 can be provided anywhere as long as it is not in a position that covers the tip 23 of the fishhook main body 2, so various variations may exist depending on the target fish or design requirements. It will be. Furthermore, although illustration is omitted, there is no limitation on the number of worm-like portions 5 provided on the needle 1 of the present invention, and a plurality of worm-like portions 5 can be provided.
[0029]
Next, FIGS. 4A and 4B show another example of the structure of the worm-like portion 5, and after the glossy thread 7 is wound around the fishhook main body 2, the case shown in FIG. In the case of FIG. 5B, the glossy yarn 7 is coated by winding up the thread-like elastic body 6 and applying and solidifying the transparent plastic 8 (acrylic resin is used in this example). The original gloss of the glossy thread 7 is reduced depending on the transparency or thickness of the thread-like elastic body 6 or plastic 8 to be coated. However, if the one colored with a dye is used, the glossy color can be changed. Therefore, it can be said that it is easy to form a colorful worm-like portion 5.
[0030]
5 (a) and 5 (b) show still another example of the present invention. A normal fishing hook with Harris, the worm-like portion 5 on the Harris H of the inventive needle 1 to which Harris is bound is shown. Is formed. This is to prevent Harris from being damaged by catching fish with sharp teeth (such as sea cucumbers, sea lions, hailfish, etc.), and to prevent this from happening. It is a substitute for the one that has put a plastic fish ball through multiple Harris. Of course, since the worm-like portion 5 itself has the gloss of the glossy thread 7, the fish collection effect is greater than that of these conventional pipes.
[0031]
【The invention's effect】
As described above in detail, the pseudo bait needle according to the present invention is a pseudo bait needle in which a worm-like part is formed on a fishing hook body, and the worm-like part spirally winds a shiny thread around the fishing hook body, and further rubber It is formed by spirally winding a transparent, narrow thread-like body showing elastic elasticity or covering it with a transparent molten plastic, or the worm-like part is a rubbery glossy thread on the fishhook body. Glossy yarn characterized by being formed by spirally winding together with a thin thread-like body exhibiting elasticity, or by providing such a worm-like portion in the Harris portion Is spirally wound around the main body of the fishhook and is configured so that its luster can be sufficiently seen in appearance, so that it is an extremely advanced invention that can be expected to have a great fish collection effect.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an example of a pseudo bait needle according to the present invention.
FIGS. 2A, 2B, and 2C are all perspective views showing an example of a method for producing a pseudo bait needle according to the present invention over time.
FIGS. 3A and 3B are schematic plan views, each showing another example of a pseudo bait needle according to the present invention.
4A and 4B are schematic cross-sectional views showing other examples of the structure of the worm-like portion of the pseudo bait needle according to the present invention.
FIGS. 5A and 5B are schematic plan views, each showing still another example of a pseudo bait needle according to the present invention.
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Pseudo bait needle 2 The fishhook main body 21 The trunk | drum part 22 Chimoto part 3 Fish collection thread 4 Latex sheet 5 Worm-like part 6 Filamentous elastic body 7 Glossy thread 8 Transparent plastic H Harris

Claims (2)

A pseudo bait needle to which Harris is bound, wherein a worm-like portion is formed at least from the binding portion to Harris side, and the worm-like portion has a slender thread and rubber-like elasticity to the Harris A pseudo bait needle that is formed by spirally rolling up the thread-like bodies of the above-mentioned filaments together so that only one of them is not exposed . The artificial bait needle according to claim 1, wherein the glossy thread is a fish collection thread.

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