JP5015724B2 - Jig bag - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a bag structure for storing fishing pseudo bait.

  There is a fishing genre called “jigging”. In jigging, a fisherman uses a fishing rod, a reel around which a fishing line is wound, and a pseudo bait (generally referred to as a “jig”) attached to the tip of the fishing line. The fisherman releases the fishing line wound on the reel to sink the jig, and operates the fishing rod and reel to make the underwater jig swim like a live fish, and invites the target fish bite.

  By the way, jigs are generally made of metal, and their weight varies from several tens of grams to several hundreds of grams, and their colors also vary. The reason why a variety of jigs are provided in this way is that the size of the jig that fits the target fish is different, that the jig needs a weight that matches the tidal current speed of the fishing ground, and that day. The color of the jig that suits the weather etc. is different. Therefore, the angler needs to prepare various jigs (usually about 20 to 30) in actual fishing.

  In order to make it easy to carry a plurality of jigs, a bag for storing a jig called a jig bag has been proposed (see Non-Patent Document 1 and Non-Patent Document 2). A conventional jig bag is generally of a type that can be opened and closed in a spread manner. The jig bag is configured to hold the jig in the vertical direction or the horizontal direction according to the size of the jig to be stored, and hold a jig having a particularly small size facing each other.

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  The jig bag includes a plurality of jig insertion portions. Each jig is temporarily held in the jig bag by being inserted into the jig insertion portion. However, the conventional jig bag does not have a function of securely fixing the jig, and therefore, there is a possibility that the jigs collide with each other in the jig bag and are damaged. Further, when the jig bag is opened, the jig may fall from the bag. Furthermore, a jig bag that can accommodate a large number of jigs that are most frequently used in actual fishing is convenient for anglers.

  Then, the objective of this invention is providing the jig bag which can hold | maintain jigs of various sizes reliably.

(1) Since the above object is achieved, the jig bag according to the present invention has a rectangular bag body and a cylindrical elastic band provided on the bag body. The bag body includes a gusset portion having one side edge and another side edge, a base plate having a base edge and a tip edge, the base end edge being continuous with one side edge of the gusset portion, a base end edge, and The other side plate which has a front-end edge and a base end edge continues to the other side edge of a gusset part is provided. Each side plate is configured to change its posture between a folding posture facing each other and a deployed posture separating from each other by being bent at the one side edge and the other side edge. Moreover, the said cylindrical elastic belt is provided in the inner center part of each side plate. The cylindrical elastic band is disposed so as to extend in the lateral direction from the base end edge toward the distal end edge side or in the vertical direction perpendicular to the direction, and the elastic band due to the elastic deformation caused by the insertion of the jig. The jig is configured to be fixed in the horizontal direction or the vertical direction. A pocket for accommodating one end of the jig is provided at the base edge of each side plate.

  In this invention, the jig is inserted into the cylindrical elastic band. As a result, the cylindrical elastic band is elastically deformed, and the jig is securely fixed by the tightening force resulting from the elastic deformation. By arranging the cylindrical elastic band in the lateral direction, a small to medium jig can be fixed. A plurality of cylindrical elastic bands may be juxtaposed in the vertical direction. That is, the cylindrical elastic bands arranged in the horizontal direction may be provided so as to be arranged in the vertical direction. In this case, a plurality of small to medium jigs are held. Further, by arranging the cylindrical elastic band in the vertical direction, a medium-sized or large-sized jig can be fixed. Cylindrical elastic bands arranged in the vertical direction may be provided so as to be arranged in the horizontal direction. In this case, a plurality of medium or large jigs are held. Furthermore, the cylindrical elastic band arrange | positioned in the vertical direction may be provided so that it may oppose in the vertical direction. In this case, a plurality of small jigs are held so as to face each other.

Since the base end edge of each side plate is provided with a pocket in which one end of the jig is accommodated, the end of the jig is accommodated and held in the pocket while the jig is inserted into the cylindrical elastic band. . Thereby, a jig is hold | maintained more reliably.

(2) A flap that covers the other end of the jig may be provided at the leading edge of each side plate.

  In this configuration, the other end of the jig is pressed by the flap while the jig is inserted through the cylindrical elastic band. Thereby, a jig is hold | maintained still more reliably.

(3) The flap is preferably transparent.

  Since the flap is transparent, there is an advantage that the type of jig held is obvious to the angler.

(4) Moreover, since the said objective is achieved, the jig bag which concerns on this invention has a rectangular bag main body and a flat leaf plate. The bag body includes a gusset portion having one side edge and another side edge, a base plate having a base edge and a tip edge, the base end edge being continuous with one side edge of the gusset portion, a base end edge, and The other side plate which has a front-end edge and a base end edge continues to the other side edge of a gusset part is provided. Each side plate is configured to change its posture between a folding posture facing each other and a deployed posture separating from each other by being bent at the one side edge and the other side edge. The leaf plate is disposed between the side plates. The leaf plate has a base end edge and a front end edge, and a binding portion that also serves as a handle is formed on the base end edge. Cylindrical elastic bands are provided at the inner central portion of each side plate and the central portions on both sides of the leaf plate. The cylindrical elastic band is disposed so as to extend in the horizontal direction from the base edge toward the tip edge side or in the vertical direction perpendicular to the direction, and the jig elastic band due to elastic deformation caused by insertion of the jig. Are fixed in the horizontal direction or the vertical direction. A binding tool for detachably connecting the binding portion to the gusset portion is provided at the center of the gusset portion.

  In this invention, the jig is inserted through a cylindrical elastic band provided on the bag body and the leaf plate. As a result, the cylindrical elastic band is elastically deformed, and the jig is securely fixed by the tightening force resulting from the elastic deformation. By arranging the cylindrical elastic band in the lateral direction, a small to medium jig can be fixed. A plurality of cylindrical elastic bands may be juxtaposed in the vertical direction. That is, the cylindrical elastic bands arranged in the horizontal direction may be provided so as to be arranged in the vertical direction. In this case, a plurality of small to medium jigs are held. Further, by arranging the cylindrical elastic band in the vertical direction, a medium-sized or large-sized jig can be fixed. Cylindrical elastic bands arranged in the vertical direction may be provided so as to be arranged in the horizontal direction. In this case, a plurality of medium or large jigs are held. Furthermore, the cylindrical elastic band arrange | positioned in the vertical direction may be provided so that it may oppose in the vertical direction. In this case, a plurality of small jigs are held so as to face each other. The leaf plate is detachable. Therefore, a large number of jigs are accommodated by attaching the leaf plate to the bag body via the binding tool. That is, the storage capacity of the jig bag can be adjusted by attaching and detaching the leaf plate. In addition, since the binding portion for attaching the leaf plate to the bag body also serves as a handle for the leaf plate, the angler can easily carry the leaf plate removed from the bag body.

(5) The binding portion may be composed of a string member arranged in an annular shape so as to form an insertion hole into which a fisherman's hand can be inserted. In this case, the binding tool is positioned between a fixed posture that is annularly formed so as to surround the binding portion in a state of being inserted into the insertion hole, and a fixed release posture that can be inserted into and removed from the insertion hole. It is preferable that the configuration is variable.

  By forming the binding portion of the leaf plate from the string member, the binding portion is configured at low cost, and the manufacturing cost of the leaf plate can be suppressed. Further, the binding tool can bind a plurality of leaf plates in a binder manner. Thereby, the accommodation capacity of a jig bag can be adjusted significantly.

  According to the present invention, jigs of various sizes can be reliably held.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on preferred embodiments with appropriate reference to the drawings. In addition, this embodiment is only an example of this invention and can be suitably changed in the range which does not change the summary of this invention.

  FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of the jig bag 10 and shows the front 22 side of the jig bag 10. FIG. 2 is an external perspective view of the jig back 10 and shows the back surface 24 side of the jig bag 10. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the internal structure of the jig bag 10 and shows a state in which the jig holder 80 is disposed on the left side plate 50. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the internal structure of the jig bag 10 and shows a state in which the jig holder 80 is disposed on the right side plate 40. That is, as will be described in detail later, the jig bag 10 can freely change in posture between the folding posture shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 and the deployed posture shown in FIGS. 3 and 4.

  In jigging, various jigs having different weights, sizes, and colors are used. The jig bag 10 which concerns on embodiment of this invention accommodates these jigs. The first feature of the jig bag 10 is that jigs of various sizes are stably held. This prevents the jigs stored in the jig bag 10 from colliding with each other and being damaged. Moreover, the 2nd characteristic of the jig bag 10 is the point which can adjust the accommodating force. In other words, the number of jigs that can be accommodated in the jig bag 10 can be easily increased or decreased.

  The jig bag 10 is roughly divided into a bag body 20 (an example of the bag body of the present invention, see FIGS. 3 and 4), and a jig holder 80 (see FIGS. 7 and 8). .

  Hereinafter, the configuration of the bag body 20 will be described in detail.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a pocket 21 is provided on the front 22 side of the bag body 20. The pocket 21 stores a fishing tool (for example, a leader, a swivel, a pliers, etc.) used for jigging. The pocket 21 is constituted by a seat 27. That is, the pocket 21 is formed by fixing the lower edge and both side edges of the seat 27 to the front surface 22 of the bag body 20. In the present embodiment, the sheet 27 is a mesh-shaped resin sheet. For this reason, even if a fishing tool wet with seawater is stored in the pocket 21, the seawater is prevented from accumulating in the pocket 21. Further, the angler can visually recognize the fishing tool stored in the pocket 21 through the seat 27. The pocket 21 has a flap 26. By opening and closing the flap 26, the opening of the pocket 21 is opened or closed.

  The bag body 20 is formed in a horizontally long rectangular shape in plan view in the deployed posture shown in FIGS. 3 and 4. The bag body 20 includes a central plate 30 (an example of the gusset portion of the present invention), a right side plate 40 (an example of one side plate of the present invention), and a left side plate 50 (another side plate of the present invention). One example), and these are integrally formed. The bag body 20 includes three core members (in this embodiment, rubber plates) not shown. That is, the bag body 20 includes a core material of the center plate 30, a core material of the right side plate 40, and a core material of the left side plate 50. And these core materials are coat | covered with the resin sheets 17 and 18 (refer FIG.1 and FIG.2), and the center plate 30, the right side plate 40, and the left side plate 50 are comprised. The resin sheets 17 and 18 are sewn to the periphery of the core material of each plate 30, 40, 50 (see FIGS. 1 to 4). The resin sheet 17 is disposed outside the bag body 20 and constitutes the outer surface of the bag body 20. On the other hand, the resin sheet 18 is disposed inside the bag body 20 and constitutes the inner surface of the bag body 20. Therefore, the resin sheet 17 is thicker than the resin sheet 18. As a material of the resin sheet 17, for example, a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) foamed sheet is used, and as a material of the resin sheet 18, for example, a nylon cloth is used.

  The center plate 30 is formed in a strip shape and includes a right edge 31 (an example of one side edge of the present invention) and a left edge 32 (an example of the other side edge of the present invention). That is, the center plate 30 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape in plan view longer in the vertical direction 15 than in the horizontal direction 12. As will be described later, the center plate 30 is disposed between the right side plate 40 and the left side plate 50 and connects the two.

  The right side plate 40 is provided on the right side of the central plate 30 in FIG. The right side plate 40 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape that is longer in the vertical direction 15 than in the horizontal direction 12 in plan view. The length of the right side plate 40 in the vertical direction 15 is equal to the length of the central plate 30 in the vertical direction. The length of the right side plate 40 in the lateral direction 12 is longer than the length of the central plate 30 in the lateral direction. The base end edge 41 of the right side plate 40 (an example of the base end edge of the present invention) is continuous with the right side edge 31 of the center plate 30 (see FIG. 3).

  The left side plate 50 is provided on the left side of the center plate 30 in FIG. The left side plate 50 is formed in the same size as the right side plate 40 in this embodiment. The base edge 44 (an example of the base edge of the present invention) of the left side plate 50 is continuous with the left edge 32 of the center plate 30 (see FIG. 4).

  The right side plate 40 includes a leading edge 45 (an example of the leading edge of the present invention), and the left side plate 50 also includes a leading edge 64 (an example of the leading edge of the present invention). The “lateral direction 12” is a direction from the base end edge 41 of the right side plate 40 toward the front end edge 45 and a direction from the base end edge 44 of the left side plate 50 toward the front end edge 64. Therefore, the “vertical direction 15” is a direction orthogonal to the horizontal direction 12.

  As described above, the bag body 20 has the three rubber plates constituting the central plate 30, the right side plate 40, and the left side plate 50 connected by the resin sheets 17 and 18. For this reason, the right side plate 40 can be bent with respect to the central plate 30 at the right edge 31 of the central plate 30. Further, the left side plate 50 can be bent with respect to the central plate 30 at the left edge 32 of the central plate 30. Therefore, the posture of the bag body 20 can be changed between the folding posture (see FIGS. 1 and 2) and the deployed posture (see FIGS. 3 and 4).

  In the state where the bag body 20 is maintained in the folded posture, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the right side plate 40 and the left side plate 50 face each other. Further, the deployed posture is a posture in which the right side plate 40 and the left side plate 50 are deployed so as to form substantially the same plane as the central plate 30. In the state where the bag body 20 is maintained in the unfolded posture, the right side plate 40 and the left side plate 50 are separated from each other, and the inside of the bag body 20 is exposed upward (see FIGS. 3 and 4). The jig bag 10 is carried in and out by a fisherman in a state in which the jig is put in and out while the bag body 20 is maintained in the unfolded position and is maintained in the folded position.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the connecting string 25 is bridged between the right side plate 40 and the left side plate 50. A buckle 28 is provided on the connecting string 25. The buckle 28 is disposed outside the left side plate 50, that is, on the back surface 24 side of the bag body 20. 2, when the buckle 28 is connected, the leading edge 45 side of the right side plate 40 and the leading edge 64 side of the left side plate 50 are connected by the connecting string 25, and the bag body 20 is folded. Maintained. Further, when the connection of the buckle 28 is released, the bag body 20 can be changed in posture from the folded posture to the deployed posture.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the bag body 20 includes a pair of handles 13 and 14. The grips 13 and 14 are formed by sewing a part of one band-like member to the outside of the right side plate 40, the outside of the center plate 30, and the outside of the left side plate 50. The grip 13 is provided with a grip 23. The grip 23 is gripped by a fisherman and is made of a material having cushioning properties such as rubber. The grip 23 is provided with a hook-and-loop fastener. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, among the hook-and-loop fasteners, a hook tape 16 raised in a hook shape is provided on the inside of the grip 23, and a loop tape 19 raised in a loop shape is raised in the grip 23. Is provided outside. In a state where the handle 14 is wrapped with the grip 23, the handle 13 and the handle 14 are connected by overlapping the grip 23 so as to press the hook tape 16 against the loop tape 19 (see FIGS. 1 and 2).

  Since such a grip 23 is provided on the handle 13, the handles 13 and 14 can be bundled together in a state where the bag body 20 is in the folded posture. Thereby, the angler can easily grasp both the two handles 13 and 14 simultaneously, and can easily carry the jig bag 10.

  FIG. 5 is an enlarged perspective view showing the coupler 35 provided on the central plate 30.

  As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 5, a coupling tool 35 is provided in the central portion inside the central plate 30. The connecting tool 35 removably connects a handle 82 of a jig holder 80 (see FIGS. 7 and 8), which will be described in detail later, to the central plate 30 in a detachable manner. The coupler 35 includes a coupler main body 37 and dot buttons 33 and 34.

  The connector body 37 has a substantially rectangular shape that is longer in the horizontal direction 12 than in the vertical direction 15. In the present embodiment, the connector main body 37 is configured by sewing a flexible rubber sheet and a synthetic resin sheet together. As for the connector main body 37, the center part 131 is sewn on the center plate 30, and the right side part 132 and the left side part 133 are open | released. The right side portion 132 and the left side portion 133 are bent in advance so as to easily overlap on the upper side of the central portion 131 (see FIG. 5).

  The dot buttons 33 and 34 are configured to have a male button 38 and a female button 39. Two male buttons 38 are provided on the left side portion 133 of the connector main body 37 side by side in the longitudinal direction 15. Two female buttons 39 are provided on the right side 132 of the connector main body 37 side by side in the longitudinal direction 15. The male button 38 and the female button 39 are disposed at positions where they can be engaged with each other. The male button 38 and the female button 39 constituting the dot buttons 33 and 34 have a known structure. That is, the male button 38 includes a stud portion, and the female button 39 includes a socket portion. When the stud portion is fitted into the socket portion, the two are fitted with a predetermined coupling force. And when the force which cancels | releases fitting with the male button 38 and the female button 39 acts against this predetermined | prescribed coupling | bonding force, both engagement is cancelled | released.

  Hereinafter, the inner structure of the right side plate 40 will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 6.

  FIG. 6 is an enlarged view of a main part showing the inner structure of the right side plate 40, in which the flap 48 is opened.

  Inside the right side plate 40, a pocket 43 (an example of the pocket of the present invention), a holding band 47 (an example of the cylindrical elastic band of the present invention), and a flap 48 (an example of the flap of the present invention) are provided. ing.

  The pocket 43 is configured by a mesh fabric 42. The mesh fabric 42 is disposed along the base edge 41 inside the right side plate 40. That is, the pocket 43 is provided so as to extend in the vertical direction 15. The mesh fabric 42 is made of a resin sheet that is longer in the vertical direction 15 than in the horizontal direction 12. The mesh fabric 42 is sewn to the right side plate 40 at the periphery except for the upper edge 67. Thereby, the jig 102 can be taken in and out from the upper side of the pocket 43 (from the upper edge 67 side of the mesh fabric 42).

  The depth of the pocket 43, that is, the width of the mesh fabric 42 in the lateral direction 12 is set in consideration of the length of the jig 102 held by a holding band 47 described later. The length of the mesh fabric 42 in the lateral direction 12 can be set to about 25% of the length of the jig 102, for example. As a result, the tip portion 103 (an example of one end portion of the present invention) of the jig 102 is accommodated in the pocket 43, and the tip portion 103 is held in the pocket 43. The width of the pocket 43, that is, the length of the mesh fabric 42 in the longitudinal direction 15, is set to an appropriate value in consideration of the position of the holding band 47, the size of the jig 102 held in each holding band 47, and the like. ing. In the present embodiment, since the holding band 47 is provided over the entire area of the right side plate 40 in the vertical direction 15, the length of the mesh fabric 42 in the vertical direction 15 is substantially the same as the length of the right side plate 40 in the vertical direction 15. Are set equal. Further, the pocket 43 may be constituted by a plurality of (for example, two) pockets arranged in the vertical direction 15.

  The holding band 47 is provided in the inner central portion 46 of the right side plate 40. Specifically, the holding band 47 is provided at a substantially intermediate position between the base end edge 41 and the front end edge 45 in the lateral direction 12. The holding band 47 holds the central portion 104 of the jig 102. Therefore, the holding band 47 is provided at a position where the central portion 104 of the jig 102 accommodated in the right side plate 40 can be stably held.

  The holding band 47 is formed inside the right side plate 40 in the following manner. The holding band 47 is composed of a band-shaped member 49 in this embodiment. The band-shaped member 49 is made of a band-shaped rubber that can be expanded and contracted in the longitudinal direction (left-right direction in FIG. 6). The belt-like member 49 is bent in the longitudinal direction 15, and therefore the holding belt 47 is curved in a substantially semicircular shape. A portion of the belt-like member 49 that is in contact with the right side plate 40 is sewn to the right side plate 40. Thus, the holding band 47 is formed in a cylindrical shape extending in the lateral direction 12. The holding band 47 is disposed inside the right side plate 40. In the present embodiment, 17 holding bands 47 are provided inside the right side plate 40. The holding bands 47 are arranged in the vertical direction 15. However, the number of holding bands 47 is not particularly limited.

  The size of the internal space of each holding band 47 is set in consideration of the size of the jig 102 held by the holding band 47. Specifically, the inner peripheral length of the holding band 47 is set shorter than the outer peripheral length of the central portion 104 of the jig 102. For this reason, when the jig 102 is inserted into the holding band 47, the holding band 47 is elastically extended by the jig 102. Then, the jig 102 is fixed to the right side plate 40 by a pressing force based on the elastic force of the holding band 47. Further, the length of the holding band 47 in the lateral direction 12 is set to an appropriate value in consideration of the length of the jig 102. The length of the holding band 47 in the lateral direction 12 can be set to about 30% of the length of the jig 102, for example. For this reason, when the jig 102 is inserted into the holding band 47, the central portion 104 of the jig 102 is stably held by the holding band 47, and the jig 102 is moved to the right so that its longitudinal direction is along the horizontal direction 102. It is fixed to the side plate 40 (see FIG. 6).

  In the present embodiment, 17 holding bands 47 are arranged in the vertical direction 15, but the number of holding bands 47 arranged on the right side plate 40 is not limited to this. The number of the holding bands 47 is appropriately set in consideration of the number and size of the jigs 102 held by the right side plate 40 and the interval of the holding bands 47 in the vertical direction 15. Further, in the present embodiment, the single band member 49 is used to easily form the plurality of holding bands 47, but each holding band 47 may be formed of a separate band member.

  The flap 48 is provided at the leading edge 45 inside the right side plate 40. The flap 48 is in the form of a sheet that is longer in the vertical direction 15 than in the horizontal direction 12. In this embodiment, the flap 48 is comprised from the transparent resin sheet. Particularly in this embodiment, a mesh fabric 68 is attached to the back side of the flap 48. The mesh fabric 68 is the same as the mesh fabric 42 described above. The mesh fabric 68 and the flap 48 are joined together by sewing their peripheral edges together. As for the flap 48, only the edge part by the side of the front-end edge 45 of the right side plate 40 is sewn on the right side plate 40, and the other periphery is open | released (refer FIG. 6).

  The length of the flap 48 in the vertical direction 15 is set to be approximately equal to the width of the right side plate 40 in the vertical direction 15. The length of the flap 48 in the lateral direction 12 is set to a predetermined dimension. For this reason, when the jig 102 is held by the holding band 47, the rear end portion 105 (an example of the other end portion of the present invention) of the jig 102 is covered with the flap 48. The length of the flap 48 in the lateral direction 12 can be appropriately set in consideration of the size of the jig 102, the position of the holding band 47, and the like. In the present embodiment, the length of the flap 48 in the lateral direction 12 is set to about 40% of the length of the jig 102. As a result, the rear end portion 105 of the jig 102 held by the holding band 47 is reliably covered by the flap 48.

  Hook fasteners 51 and 58 are provided on the back side of the flap 48. Each of the hook-and-loop fasteners 51 and 58 includes a hook tape 59 raised in a hook shape and a loop tape 60 raised in a loop shape. The hook tape 59 is disposed at both ends in the longitudinal direction 15 inside the right side plate 40. The loop tape 60 is provided at both ends of the flap 48 so as to face the hook tape 59 when the flap 48 is bound.

  The flap 48 is bonded to the right side plate 40 by pressing the loop tape 60 of the surface fasteners 51, 58 against the hook tape 59. When the jig 102 is held by the holding band 47, the rear end portion 105 of the jig 102 is held so as to be sandwiched between the right side plate 40 and the flap 48. When the flap 48 is opened with respect to the right side plate 40, the engagement between the hook tape 59 and the loop tape 60 is released. Accordingly, the jig 102 held by the holding band 47 can be easily taken out and the jig 102 can be inserted into the holding band 47.

  In the present embodiment, both ends in the vertical direction 15 of the flap 48 are connected to the inside of the right side plate 40 by the hook-and-loop fasteners 51 and 58, but both ends of the flap 48 are the same as the dot buttons 33 and 34, for example. It may be configured to be fixed to the right side plate 40 by a dot button. Further, the flap 48 may be constituted by a plurality of (for example, two) flaps arranged in the vertical direction 15.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the inner side of the right side plate 40 and the inner side of the left side plate 50 are configured to be bilaterally symmetric with respect to the center plate 30. Therefore, the structure inside the left side plate 50 is denoted by the same reference numerals as those attached to the components inside the right side plate 40, and detailed description thereof is omitted.

  Next, the configuration of the jig holder 80 will be described in detail.

  FIG. 7 is an external perspective view of the jig holder 80 and shows the surface 90 side of the jig holder 80. FIG. 8 is an external perspective view of the jig holder 80 and shows the back surface 92 side of the jig holder 80. FIG. 9 is an enlarged view of a main part on the surface 90 side of the jig holder 80 and shows a state in which the flap 66 is opened. FIG. 10 is an enlarged view of a main part on the back surface 92 side of the jig holder 80 and shows a state in which the flap 117 is opened.

  The jig holder 80 includes a leaf plate 81, holding bands 86, 87, 88 and 89, and the handle 82.

  The leaf plate 81 can fix jigs on both sides thereof. The leaf plate 81 includes a base edge 61, a tip edge 65, one side edge 72, and the other side edge 73, and is formed in a flat plate shape having substantially the same size as the right side plate 40 and the left side plate 50. Has been. The leaf plate 81 includes a core material like the side plates 40 and 50 described above. This core material is made of the same rubber plate as the core material of the side plates 40 and 50. The leaf plate 81 is configured by coating resin sheets 53 and 54 on both sides of the core material. The resin sheets 53 and 54 are sewn to the periphery of the core material of the leaf plate 81. As a material of the resin sheet 53, for example, a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) foamed sheet is used, and as a material of the resin sheet 54, for example, a nylon cloth is used.

  The leaf plate 81 has a rectangular shape that is longer in the longitudinal direction 55 than in the lateral direction 52. In a state where the jig holder 80 is connected to the bag body 20 (see FIG. 3), the short side direction 52 of the jig holder 80 substantially coincides with the lateral direction 12 of the bag body 20, and the longitudinal direction 55 of the jig holder 80. Substantially coincides with the longitudinal direction 15 of the bag body 20. The “short direction 52” is a direction from the base end edge 61 toward the front end edge 65. Further, the “longitudinal direction 55” is a direction orthogonal to the short direction 52.

  The handle 82 is provided on the base end edge 61 of the leaf plate 81. The angler grips the handle 82 when carrying the jig holder 80. Further, the handle 82 can be connected to the connector 35 (see FIG. 5) as described later. The jig holder 80 is connected to the central plate 30 of the bag body 20 by connecting the handle 82 to the connector 35. Thus, since the handle 82 also serves as the binding portion of the jig holder 80, the handle 82 is formed in a shape that is easy for the angler to grip. That is, the handle 82 is composed of a belt-like string member 83. The string member 83 is formed in an annular shape, and both ends of the string member 83 are sewn to the base edge 61. Therefore, an insertion hole 84 is formed by the handle 82 and the base end edge 61.

  The handle 82 of the jig holder 80 is connected to the central plate 30 in the following manner. When the handle 82 is connected to the central plate 30, first, the right side portion 132 or the left side portion 133 of the connector 35 is inserted into the insertion hole 84 formed by the handle 82. Then, the right side portion 132 is superimposed on the upper side of the left side portion 133, and the male button 38 and the female button 39 of the dot buttons 33 and 34 are engaged. As a result, the connecting tool 35 is in a fixed posture in which the handle 82 of the jig holding tool 80 is connected to the central plate 30. That is, the “fixed posture” is a state in which the coupling tool 35 is formed in an annular shape so as to surround the handle 82 in a state where the right side portion 132 or the left side portion 133 is inserted into the insertion hole 84 (see FIG. 3). is there. When the right side portion 132 is pulled up with respect to the left side portion 133, the male button 38 and the female button 39 are disengaged against the predetermined fitting force. As a result, the connector 35 is in a fixed release posture in which the handle 82 of the jig holder 80 can be detached from the center plate 30. That is, the “fixed release posture” is a state in which the right side portion 132 or the left side portion 133 of the connector 35 can be inserted into and removed from the insertion hole 84 (see FIG. 5). Further, the angler can carry the jig holder 80 alone by inserting his / her hand into the insertion hole 84. The size of the insertion hole 84 is set in consideration of these points. In the present embodiment, the insertion hole 84 has a maximum width in the longitudinal direction 55 of about 12 cm and a maximum width in the short direction 52 of about 2.5 cm.

  Hereinafter, the configuration on the surface 90 side of the leaf plate 81 will be described with reference to FIGS. 7 and 9.

  As shown in FIG. 7, large jigs 108 and 112 are fixed to the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81. A pocket 63, holding bands 86 and 87, and a flap 66 are provided on the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81.

  The pocket 63 is provided on one side edge 72 of the leaf plate 81. The pocket 63 is provided so as to extend in the lateral direction 52. The pocket 63 has a mesh fabric 62. The mesh fabric 62 is a resin sheet that is longer in the short direction 52 than in the longitudinal direction 55 and is formed in a mesh shape. The mesh fabric 62 is sewn to the leaf plate 81 at the periphery except for the edge on the other end edge 73 side of the leaf plate 81. As a result, the jigs 108 and 112 can be inserted into and removed from the pocket 63 along the longitudinal direction 55.

  The depth of the pocket 63, that is, the width in the longitudinal direction 55 of the mesh fabric 62 is set to a predetermined dimension. That is, the width in the longitudinal direction 55 is set so that the tips 109 and 113 of the jigs 108 and 112 held by holding bands 86 and 87 described later can be accommodated. The width of the pocket 63, that is, the length of the mesh fabric 62 in the short direction 52 takes into account the position of the holding bands 86, 87, the size of the jigs 108, 112 held by the holding bands 86, 87, and the like. Is set to an appropriate value. In the present embodiment, since the holding bands 86 and 87 are provided over the entire region in the short direction 52 of the leaf plate 81, the length in the short direction 52 of the mesh fabric 62 is the short direction 52 of the leaf plate 81. Is set to be approximately equal to the length of. Further, the pocket 63 may be divided in the short direction 52, or they may be arranged in the short direction 52.

  The holding bands 86 and 87 hold the jigs 108 and 112. Therefore, the holding bands 86 and 87 must be provided at positions where the jigs 108 and 112 fixed to the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81 can be stably held. In the present embodiment, the holding bands 86 and 87 are disposed in the central portion 56 of the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81. Specifically, the holding bands 86 and 87 are provided between the one side edge 72 and the other side edge 73.

  The holding band 86 is formed on the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81 in the following manner. In the present embodiment, the holding band 86 is composed of a single band member 69. The band-shaped member 69 is a band-shaped rubber that can be expanded and contracted in the longitudinal direction (short direction 52). The belt-like member 69 is bent in the short direction 52 and is curved in a substantially semicircular shape. A contact portion of the belt-like member 69 with the leaf plate 81 is sewn to the leaf plate 81. Thereby, a holding band 86 formed in a cylindrical shape extending in the longitudinal direction 55 is provided on the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81. On the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81, ten holding bands 86 formed in the same manner are arranged in the short direction 52.

  The holding band 87 is formed in the same manner as the holding band 86 using a band-like member 70 similar to the band-like member 69. The holding band 86 and the holding band 87 are disposed so as to be substantially at the same position in the short-side direction 52. As shown in FIG. 7, the jigs 108 and 112 are fixed to the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81 along the longitudinal direction 55 by being inserted through the holding band 87 and the holding band 86. Therefore, the jigs 108 and 112 are fixed to the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81 so that their longitudinal directions are along the longitudinal direction 55.

  The width of the internal space of each holding band 86, 87 is set in consideration of the size of the jigs 108, 112 held by the holding bands 86, 87. Specifically, the inner peripheral lengths of the holding bands 86 and 87 are set shorter than the outer peripheral lengths of the central portions 110 and 114 of the jigs 108 and 112. For this reason, when the jig 108 is inserted into the holding bands 86 and 87, the holding bands 86 and 87 are elastically extended by the jig 108. As a result, the jig 108 is held by the holding bands 86 and 87 by the tightening force resulting from the elastic force of the holding bands 86 and 87 and fixed to the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81. Similarly, the jig 112 is fixed to the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81 in the same manner as the jig 108.

  The length of the holding bands 86 and 87 in the longitudinal direction 55 and the interval between the holding bands 86 and 87 are set to appropriate values in consideration of the lengths of the jig 108 and the jig 112. In this embodiment, ten holding bands 86 and 87 are arranged in the short direction 52, but the number of holding bands 86 and 87 disposed on the surface 90 of the jig holder 80 The size is set in consideration of the number and size of the jigs 108 and 112 held on the surface 90 and the distance between the holding bands 86 and 87 in the short direction 52.

  In the present embodiment, in order to easily form the holding bands 86 and 87, a single band member 69 and 70 is used, respectively. However, the holding bands 86 and 87 may be formed of different band members. Further, the holding bands 86 and 87 may be constituted by one holding band that is continuous in the longitudinal direction 55.

  The flap 66 is provided at the other end edge 73 on the surface 90 side of the leaf plate 81. The flap 66 has a sheet shape in which the length in the short direction 52 is longer than the length in the longitudinal direction 55. In this embodiment, the flap 66 is comprised from the transparent resin sheet. Similar to the flap 48 described above, a mesh fabric is provided on the back side of the flap 66. This mesh fabric is sewn to the periphery of the flap 66. As for the flap 66, only the edge part by the side of the other side edge 73 is sewn on the leaf plate 81, and the other edge part is open | released (refer FIG. 9).

  The length of the flap 66 in the short direction 52 is set to be approximately equal to the width of the leaf plate 81 in the short direction 52. The width of the flap 66 in the longitudinal direction 55 is set to a predetermined dimension in consideration of the size of the jig 112, the positions of the holding bands 86 and 87, and the like. That is, the predetermined dimension is set so that the rear end portion 115 of the jig 112 is covered by the flap 66 in a state where the jig 112 is held by the holding bands 86 and 87. The jig 108 is shorter than the jig 102. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 7, the rear end portion 111 of the jig 108 is not covered with the flap 66.

  Hook fasteners 75 and 76 are provided on the back side of the flap 66. Each of the hook-and-loop fasteners 75 and 76 includes a hook tape 77 raised in a hook shape and a loop tape 78 densely raised in a loop shape as shown in FIG. The hook tape 77 is disposed at both ends in the lateral direction 52 on the other end edge 73 side of the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81. The loop tape 78 is provided at both ends of the flap 66 in the short direction 52. The loop tape 78 is attached to the mesh fabric, and is disposed at a position corresponding to the hook tape 77 when the flap 66 is closed.

  Next, the configuration on the back surface 92 side of the leaf plate 81 will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 and 10.

  In particular, small jigs 135 and 139 are fixed to the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81. As shown in FIG. 8, pockets 94 and 95, holding bands 88 and 89, and a flap 117 are provided on the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81.

  The pocket 94 is provided at the other side edge 73 of the leaf plate 81 on the back surface 92 side. The pocket 94 is formed to extend in the short direction 52. The pocket 94 has a mesh fabric 96. The mesh fabric 96 is made of a resin sheet that is longer in the lateral direction 52 than in the longitudinal direction 55, and is formed in a mesh shape. The mesh fabric 96 is sewn on the back surface 92 side of the leaf plate 81. However, the edge portion on the side edge 72 side of the leaf plate 81 is open, and the periphery excluding the edge portion is sewn to the back surface 92 side of the leaf plate 81. As a result, the jig 135 is inserted into and removed from the pocket 94 from between the edge of the mesh fabric 96 on the side edge 72 side and the leaf plate 81.

  The depth of the pocket 94, that is, the width in the longitudinal direction 55 of the mesh fabric 96 is set to a predetermined dimension. For this reason, the front-end | tip part 136 of the jig 135 hold | maintained at the below-mentioned holding belt 88 can be accommodated in the pocket 94. FIG. Further, the width of the pocket 94, that is, the length of the mesh fabric 96 in the short direction 52 is set to an appropriate value in consideration of the position of the holding band 88, the size of the jig 135 held in each holding band 88, and the like. Is set. In the present embodiment, since the holding band 88 is provided over the entire region in the short direction 52 of the leaf plate 81, the length of the mesh fabric 96 in the short direction 52 is the same as the length of the short direction 52 of the leaf plate 81. It is set approximately equal to the width. Further, the pocket 94 may be divided in the short direction 52, and these pockets may be arranged in the short direction 52.

  The holding band 88 is disposed in the central portion 57 of the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81. More specifically, the holding band 88 is disposed near the other end edge 73 of the central portion 57. In other words, the holding band 88 is disposed between the pocket 94 and the flap 117 in the longitudinal direction 55. The holding band 88 holds the small jig 135. Therefore, the holding band 88 is provided at a position where the jig 135 can be stably held.

  The holding band 88 is formed on the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81 in the following manner. In the present embodiment, the holding band 88 is composed of a single band member 125. The band-shaped member 125 is a band-shaped rubber that can elastically expand and contract in the longitudinal direction (short direction 52). The belt-like member 125 is bent in the short direction 52 and is formed in a substantially semicircular shape. A portion of the belt-like member 125 that is in contact with the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81 is sewn to the leaf plate 81. That is, the holding band 88 is provided on the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81 and is formed in a cylindrical shape extending in the longitudinal direction 55. Sixteen holding bands 88 formed in the same manner are arranged on the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81 in the short direction 52.

  The holding band 89 is formed on the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81 in the same manner as the holding band 88. The holding band 89 is disposed in the central portion 57 on the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81. More specifically, the holding band 89 is disposed near the one side edge 72 of the central portion 57. The holding band 89 is composed of a single band member 126. The belt-like member 126 is a member similar to the belt-like member 125 described above. The band-shaped member 126 is a band-shaped rubber that can elastically expand and contract in the longitudinal direction (short direction 52). The belt-like member 126 is bent in the short-side direction 52 and is formed in a substantially semicircular shape. A portion of the belt-like member 126 that is in contact with the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81 is sewn to the leaf plate 81. That is, the holding band 89 is provided on the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81 and is formed in a cylindrical shape extending in the longitudinal direction 55. Ten holding bands 89 formed in the same manner are arranged in the short direction 52 on the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81. In addition, the holding band 89 is formed so that its internal space is wider than the internal space of the holding band 88. For this reason, the holding band 89 can hold a jig 139 larger than the jig 135.

  In the present embodiment, 16 holding bands 88 and 10 holding bands 89 are provided on the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81. The number and size of the holding bands 88 and 89 are preferably changed as appropriate according to the size and shape of the jigs 135 and 139 fixed to the back surface 92. Further, in the present embodiment, in order to easily form the holding bands 88 and 89, one band-shaped member 125 and 126 is used, respectively. However, each holding band 88, 89 may be formed of an individual band member.

  The flap 117 is provided in the central portion 57 of the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81. The flap 117 has a sheet shape in which the dimension in the lateral direction 52 is slightly longer than the dimension in the longitudinal direction 55. In the present embodiment, the flap 117 is composed of a transparent resin sheet. Similar to the flap 66, a mesh fabric is provided on the back side of the flap 117. This mesh fabric is sewn to the periphery of the flap 117. The flap 117 is sewn to the leaf plate 81 as shown in FIG. Specifically, the central portion of the flap 117 is sewn along the short direction 52 at the center of the leaf plate 81. Therefore, the left side 128 and the right side 129 of the flap 117 can be opened and closed.

  The length of the flap 117 in the short direction 52 is set to be approximately equal to the width of the leaf plate 81 in the short direction 52. The length of the flap 117 in the longitudinal direction 55 is set in consideration of the lengths of the jigs 135 and 139, the positions of the holding bands 88 and 89, and the like. That is, the length of the flap 117 in the longitudinal direction 55 is such that the left side 128 covers the rear end 138 of the jig 135 and the jig 139 is held by the holding band 89 in a state where the jig 135 is held by the holding band 88. The right side 129 is set to cover the rear end 142 of the jig 139.

  Hook fasteners 118 to 121 are provided on the back side of the flap 117. Each of these hook-and-loop fasteners 118 to 121 includes a hook tape 122 raised in a hook shape and a loop tape 123 raised in a loop shape. The hook tapes 122 of the hook-and-loop fasteners 118 and 119 are provided at the central portion 57 of the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81. More specifically, the hook tape 122 is disposed at both ends of the leaf plate 81 in the short direction 52 and is adjacent to the holding band 88. The loop tape 123 of the hook-and-loop fasteners 118 and 119 is disposed on the back side of the mesh fabric provided on the flap 117. The loop tape 123 is provided at both ends of the left side 128 of the flap 117 in the short direction 52. The loop tape 123 is disposed so as to face the hook tape 122 in a state where the flap 117 is closed.

  Although not shown in FIGS. 8 and 10, the hook tape 122 of the hook-and-loop fasteners 120 and 121 is provided at the central portion 57 of the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81. That is, the hook tape 122 is provided at both ends of the leaf plate 81 in the short direction 52 and adjacent to the holding band 89. The loop tape 123 of the hook-and-loop fasteners 120 and 121 is provided on the back side of the mesh fabric provided on the flap 117. The loop tape 123 is provided at both ends of the right side 129 of the flap 117 in the short direction 52. The loop tape 123 is disposed so as to face a hook tape (not shown) when the flap 117 is closed.

  In the present embodiment, the jig holder 80 is configured to be detachable from the bag body 20. By connecting the jig holder 80 to the bag body 20 as described above, the number of jigs that can be held in the jig bag 10 is increased. Conversely, the number of jigs that can be held in the jig bag 10 is reduced by removing the jig holder 80 from the bag body 20 as described above. In the present embodiment, one jig holder 80 is connected to the bag body 20, but a plurality of jig holders 80 may be connected to the bag body 20 via the connector 35. Of course.

  The jig bag 10 according to the present embodiment is used as follows.

  When the bag body 20 is in the folded posture (see FIGS. 1 and 2), the angler opens the grip 23 and operates the buckle 28 to release the connection between the right side plate 40 and the left side plate 50. Subsequently, the angler changes the posture of the bag body 20 from the folded posture to the deployed posture (see FIGS. 3 and 4). Thereby, the inside of the bag body 20 is exposed. For example, when the fisherman houses the jig 102 in the right side plate 40, the angler opens the flap 48 as shown in FIG. 6. Then, the angler inserts the jig 102 through the holding band 47 from the distal end edge 45 side toward the proximal end edge 41 side. When the jig 102 is inserted into the holding band 47, the internal space of the holding band 47 is elastically expanded by the jig 102, and thus the jig 102 is tightened by the elastic force of the holding band 47. That is, the jig 102 is fixed in the lateral direction 12 by an urging force (a force by which the holding band 47 tightens the jig 102) due to elastic deformation of the holding band 47.

  When the jig 102 is further inserted into the holding band 47, the distal end portion 103 of the jig 102 is pulled out from the inner space of the holding band 47 toward the base edge 41 and is received in the pocket 43. As a result, the center portion 104 of the jig 102 is held by the holding band 47 and the tip portion 103 of the jig 102 is held by the pocket 43. Since the center portion 104 of the jig 102 is formed thicker than the front end portion 103 and the rear end portion 105, the jig 102 is firmly held when the center portion 104 is disposed in the holding band 47. . Further, since the pocket 43 is made of the mesh fabric 42, the movement of the distal end portion 103 in the longitudinal direction 15 is restricted by the frictional force between the mesh fabric 42 and the distal end portion 103 of the jig 102. In addition, even when seawater adheres to the jig 102, there is an advantage that the seawater passes through the mesh fabric 42 and is drained from the pocket 43.

  The angler stores the single jig or the plurality of jigs 102 in the right side plate 40 as described above, and then closes the flap 48 and presses the loop tape 60 against the hook tape 59. As a result, the rear end portion 105 of the jig 102 is covered with the flap 48. As a result, the rear end portion 105 of the jig 102 is held so as to be sandwiched between the flap 48 and the front edge 45 side of the right side plate 40. Since the mesh fabric 68 is provided on the back side of the flap 48, the movement of the rear end portion 105 in the vertical direction 15 is restricted by the frictional force between the mesh fabric 68 and the rear end portion 105 of the jig 102. Is done. Moreover, since the pocket 43, the holding band 47, and the flap 48 are also provided in the left side plate 50, the angler can store the jig in the left side plate 50 in the same manner.

  By the way, the jig holder 80 (see FIGS. 7 and 8) is fixed to the central plate 30 by the connector 35 as described above. In a state where the bag body 20 is maintained in the folded posture (see FIGS. 1 and 2), the jig holder 80 is sandwiched between the right side plate 40 and the left side plate 50. Thus, the jig holder 80 is disposed between the side plates 40 and 50 in a state of being fixed to the bag body 20. On the other hand, in a state where the bag body 20 is maintained in the unfolded posture, the jig holder 80 is disposed on the left side plate 50 or the right side plate 40 like a so-called leaf. FIG. 3 shows a state where the jig holder 80 is disposed on the left side plate 50. In this state, the surface 90 (see FIG. 7) of the leaf plate 81 and the inside of the right side plate 40 are exposed, and the angler can store the jig on the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81 and the right side plate 40. . FIG. 4 shows a state in which the jig holder 80 is disposed on the right side plate 40. In this state, the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81 (see FIG. 8) and the inside of the left side plate 50 are exposed, and the angler can store the jig on the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81 and the left side plate 50. .

  For example, when the fisherman houses the jig 112 on the surface 90 (see FIG. 7) of the leaf plate 81, the angler opens the flap 66 as shown in FIG. Then, the angler inserts the jig 112 through the holding band 87 and the holding band 86 in this order from the other side edge 73 side toward the one side edge 72 side. The holding bands 87 and 86 are elastically expanded by inserting the jig 112, and the jig 112 is fastened by the holding band 87 and the holding band 86. In other words, the jig 112 is fixed in the longitudinal direction 55 by the tightening force (the force with which the holding bands 87 and 86 tighten the jig 112) resulting from the elastic deformation of the holding bands 87 and 86.

  When the jig 112 is further inserted from the state in which the jig 112 is held by the holding bands 87 and 86 in this way, the leading end portion 113 of the jig 112 is pulled out from the holding band 86 toward the one side edge 72 and is accommodated in the pocket 63. The As a result, the center part 114 of the jig 112 is held by the holding band 86 and the holding band 87 and the tip part 113 of the jig 112 is held by the pocket 63. Since the center portion 114 of the jig 112 is formed to be thicker than the front end portion 113 and the rear end portion 115, the jig 112 is firmly formed by the center portion 114 being disposed in the holding bands 86 and 87. Retained. Further, since the pocket 63 is constituted by the mesh fabric 62 (see FIG. 7), the frictional force between the mesh fabric 62 and the tip portion 113 of the jig 112 prevents the tip portion 113 from moving in the short direction 52. The Furthermore, even when seawater adheres to the jig 112, there is an advantage that the seawater passes through the mesh fabric 62 and is drained from the pocket 63.

  The angler stores a single jig or a plurality of jigs (the jig 112 and the jig 108) on the surface 90 of the leaf plate 81 as described above, and then closes the flap 66 and presses the loop tape 78 against the hook tape 77. As a result, the rear end 115 of the jig 112 is covered with the flap 66 (see FIG. 7). As a result, the rear end portion 115 of the jig 112 is held so as to be sandwiched between the flap 66 and the other end edge 73 side of the leaf plate 81. Since the mesh fabric is provided on the back surface side of the flap 66, the movement of the rear end portion 115 in the short direction 52 is restrained by the frictional force between the mesh fabric and the rear end portion 115 of the jig 112. The

  When the fisherman houses, for example, the jig 135 on the back surface 92 (see FIG. 8) of the leaf plate 81, the left side 128 of the flap 117 is opened as shown in FIG. Then, the angler inserts the jig 135 through the holding band 88 from the one side edge 72 side toward the other side edge 73 side. When the jig 135 is inserted into the holding band 88, the holding band 88 is elastically expanded, and the jig 135 is tightened by the elastic force of the holding band 88. That is, the jig 135 is fixed in the longitudinal direction 55 by an urging force (a force by which the holding band 88 tightens the jig 135) resulting from elastic deformation of the holding band 88.

  When the jig 135 is further inserted into the holding band 88, the front end portion 136 of the jig 135 comes out of the holding band 88 toward the other end edge 73 and is accommodated in the pocket 94. As a result, the center portion 137 of the jig 135 is held by the holding band 88 and the tip portion 136 of the jig 135 is held by the pocket 94. Since the center portion 137 of the jig 135 is formed to be thicker than the front end portion 136 and the rear end portion 138, the jig 135 is firmly held by the center portion 137 being disposed in the holding band 88. The Further, since the pocket 94 is formed of the mesh fabric 96, the frictional force between the mesh fabric 96 and the distal end portion 136 of the jig 135 prevents the distal end portion 136 from moving in the short direction 52. In addition, even when seawater adheres to the jig 135, there is an advantage that the seawater passes through the mesh fabric 96 and is drained from the pocket 94.

  The angler stores a single or a plurality of jigs 135 on the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81 as described above, and then closes the left side 128 of the flap 117 and presses the loop tape 123 against the hook tape 122. As a result, the rear end 138 of the jig 135 is covered with the flap 117 (see FIG. 8). As a result, the rear end portion 138 of the jig 135 is held so as to be sandwiched between the flap 117 and the central portion 57 on the back surface 92 side of the leaf plate 81. Since the mesh fabric is provided on the back surface side of the flap 117, the frictional force between the mesh fabric and the rear end portion 138 of the jig 135 prevents the rear end portion 138 from moving in the short direction 52. The

  The jig 139 is housed on the side edge 72 side on the back surface 92 side of the leaf plate 81. The method for storing the jig 139 is the same as the method for storing the jig 135 on the side of the other end edge 73, and therefore the description thereof is omitted. Further, when the angler stores the jig on the front surface 90 and the rear surface 92 of the leaf plate 81, the angler changes the connecting device 35 from the fixed posture (see FIG. 3) to the fixed release posture (see FIG. 5), and the jig holder 80. It is also possible to carry out the operation with the bag removed from the bag body 20.

[Operational effects of this embodiment]
As described above, in the jig bag 10 according to the present embodiment, when the jig is inserted into the holding bands 47 and 86 to 89, the holding bands 47 and 86 to 89 are elastically deformed, and the tightening force resulting from the elastic deformation is used. Various sizes of jigs are securely fixed. Thus, when the angler carries the jig bag 10 during fishing, the jigs are prevented from colliding with each other and being damaged. In the present embodiment, the jig is inserted and held in the pockets 43, 63, 94, and 95 while the jig is inserted into the holding bands 47 and 86 to 89, and the rear end of the jig is the flap 48, 66, 117. For this reason, there is also an advantage that the jig is held more securely.

  In the present embodiment, the flaps 48, 66, 117 are transparent. Accordingly, the type of jig held is obvious to the angler.

  In the present embodiment, a jig holder 80 is detachably provided on the bag body 20. For this reason, by attaching the jig holder 80 to the bag body 20 via the connector 35, a large number of jigs can be accommodated in the jig bag 10. That is, the accommodation capacity of the jig bag 10 can be adjusted by attaching and detaching the jig holder 80. In other words, the number of jigs stored in the jig bag 10 can be significantly changed without taking out the jigs stored in the jig bag 10 one by one or storing each jig in the jig bag 10 one by one. it can.

  Furthermore, since the coupling tool 35 can bind a plurality of jig holders 80 in a binder manner, the accommodation force (the number of jigs that can be accommodated) of the jig bag 10 can be significantly adjusted. In addition, a handle 82 for attaching the leaf plate 81 of the jig holder 80 to the bag body 20 functions as a means for binding the leaf plate 81 to the bag body 20. Therefore, the fisherman can easily carry the jig holder 80 by itself by gripping the handle 82 of the jig holder 80 removed from the bag body 20. In addition, since the handle 82 is comprised from the string member 83, the handle 82 is comprised cheaply and the manufacturing cost of the jig holder 80 is suppressed.

  In the present embodiment, the aspect in which the jig is fixed to the right side plate 40 and the left side plate 50 in the lateral direction 12 has been described. However, the holding band 47, the pocket 43, The direction of the flap 48 may be changed.

  In the present embodiment, the form in which the jig is fixed to the front surface 90 and the back surface 92 of the leaf plate 81 in the longitudinal direction 55 has been described, but the holding bands 86 to 89 and the pockets are provided so that the jig is fixed to the short direction 52. 63, 94, 95 and the orientations of the flaps 66, 117 may be changed.

  In the present embodiment, the pocket body 43 is provided with the pocket 43 and the leaf plate 81 is provided with the pockets 63, 94, and 95. However, when the jig can be stably held by the holding bands 47 and 86 to 89 and the flaps 48, 66 and 117, or when the jig can be stably held by the holding bands 47 and 86 to 89 alone, it is not always necessary. These pockets need not be provided.

  In the present embodiment, the mode in which the flaps 48, 66, and 117 are transparent has been described. However, the flaps 48, 66, 117 do not necessarily need to be transparent, for example, if the angler can easily confirm the type of jig from a portion not covered with the flaps 48, 66, 117.

  In the present embodiment, the form in which the flap 48 is provided on the bag body 20 and the flaps 66 and 117 are provided on the leaf plate 81 has been described. However, when the jig can be stably held by the holding bands 47 and 86 to 89 and the pockets 43, 63, 94 and 95, or when the jig can be stably held by the holding bands 47 and 86 to 89 alone. These flaps 66 and 117 are not necessarily provided.

  In the present embodiment, the configuration in which the jig holder 80 is configured to be detachable from the bag body 20 via the connector 35 has been described. However, the jig holder 80 may be fixed to the bag body 20 so as not to be detached from the bag body 20.

  The present invention can be applied to a bag for storing fishing pseudo bait.

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of a jig bag 10 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is an external perspective view of the jig bag 10 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the internal structure of the jig bag 10 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the internal structure of the jig bag 10 according to this embodiment. FIG. 5 is an enlarged perspective view of a connector provided on the central plate 30 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 6 is an enlarged view of a main part showing a structure inside the right side plate 40 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 7 is an external perspective view of the jig holder 80. FIG. 8 is an external perspective view of the jig holder 80. FIG. 9 is an enlarged view of a main part of the jig holder 80. FIG. 10 is an enlarged view of a main part of the jig holder 80.

Explanation of symbols

10 ... jig bag (an example of the jig bag of the present invention)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 12 ... Lateral direction 15 ... Longitudinal direction 20 ... Bag main body 30 ... Center plate 31 ... Right side edge (an example of one side edge of this invention)
32 ... Left edge (an example of the other edge of the present invention)
40: Right side plate (an example of one side plate of the present invention)
41 ... Base end edge 43, 63, 94, 95 ... Pocket 45, 64 ... Tip edge 46 ... Inner center part 47 ... Retaining band (an example of the cylindrical elastic band of the present invention)
48, 66, 117 ... flap 50 ... left side plate (an example of the other side plate of the present invention)
102, 108, 112, 135, 139 ... Jig

Claims (3)

One side plate having one side edge and the other side edge, a base edge and a tip edge, the base edge having one side plate continuous with one side edge of the gusset part, and a base edge and a tip edge The base plate includes the other side plate that is continuous with the other side edge of the gusset portion, and is bent at the one side edge and the other side edge so that the side plates are separated from the folding postures facing each other. A rectangular bag body whose posture changes between the deployed posture,
It is arranged in the inner central part of each side plate so as to extend in the horizontal direction from the base edge toward the tip edge side or in the vertical direction perpendicular to the direction, and by the tightening force caused by elastic deformation caused by the insertion of the jig have a cylindrical elastic band for fixing the jig horizontally or vertically,
A jig bag in which a pocket for accommodating one end of the jig is provided at a base edge of each side plate . The jig bag according to claim 1 , wherein a flap that covers the other end of the jig is provided at a leading edge of each side plate. The jig bag according to claim 2 , wherein the flap is transparent.

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