JP5984292B2 - fishing rod - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing rod equipped with a fishing line guide for guiding a fishing line.

  The so-called outer guide type fishing rods, in which the fishing line guide for guiding the fishing line is mounted on the outer side of the rod body, are diverse in, for example, rods, and have a relatively soft tone corresponding to the case where the target fish is small. There are many types of hard ones. The angler selects the appropriate rod for the fishing line this time according to the target fish species and size, the conditions of the fishing ground, etc., and also taking into account his / her preference.

  If the tone of the sea bream is soft, you can enjoy interaction with the fish and it will be difficult for the fish caught on the needle, but it will be easier for the fish to take the initiative, so if the fish is bigger than expected, In the case of suddenly plunging down in front, it becomes difficult to stop the movement of the fish, and it is difficult to capture. On the other hand, if the carp is hard, you can lift the fish easily with rod power and draw it, but the hooking is a little worse, the fish is easy to loosen, and you enjoy the interaction with the fish descend.

JP 2009-273443 A

  Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, and when the fish has a sudden rush in the middle or unexpectedly while absorbing and mitigating it with the flexibility of the fish for the normal pulling of fish It is an object of the present invention to provide a fishing rod that can sufficiently cope with a case where a large item is hung.

  In an outer guide type fishing rod, guide setting which is a specification of the arrangement and size of the fishing line guide is important. Even if the number of fishing line guides to be mounted is small even with the same tone of the kite body (blank), the kite has a relatively soft tone, and the kite feel and waist become weak. On the contrary, when the number of fishing line guides is large, it becomes relatively hard and the feeling of tension and the waist become strong. As a result of repeated investigations focusing on this point, the present inventor has completed the present invention relating to a novel guide setting that has not existed before.

That is, the fishing rod according to the present invention is a fishing rod in which a fishing line guide for guiding the fishing line is provided on the outside of the rod main body, and a plurality of constant guidance for constantly guiding the fishing line in a state where the line rod is applied and the fishing rod is bent. and fishing line guide, without guides the fishing line when a relatively small curvature of the rod in a state where the line tension fishing rod is bent hanging bend plurality of large guiding the fishing line when the curvature of the rod is relatively large and a fishing line guide of use, fishing line guide for a plurality of constant guidance, guide distance toward the rod source side has been a gradually longer guide Settings, bend fishing line guide and large for all times guide The fishing line guides for large bends are always two adjacent plans so that the fishing line guides are alternately arranged. Characterized in that it is disposed between the fishing line guide use. It should be noted that guiding the fishing line in a state where the line tension is applied and the fishing rod is bent means that the fishing line guide is not in contact with the fishing line guide but in a state where the line tension is acting on the fishing line guide.

  The fishing rod having such a configuration is provided with a fishing line guide for large bends that substantially guides the fishing line only when the degree of bending of the fishing rod becomes relatively large. If it is not strong, the fishing line guide for large bends does not substantially guide the fishing line. Therefore, in that state, the fish becomes relatively soft and can prevent the fish from coming off the needle. Also, if the fishing rod bends greatly when an unexpectedly large item is hung or when the fish shows a sharp rush, the fishing line guide for the large bend will guide the fishing line substantially, so the waist of the fishing rod It becomes stronger and can cope with the pulling of big shots and sudden rushing.

  In particular, it is preferable that the fishing line guide for the large bend is arranged between two adjacent always-guided fishing line guides that always guide the fishing line in a state where the line tension is applied and the fishing rod is bent. There are various arrangement modes of fishing line guides for large bends. However, if the fishing line guides for large bends are continuously arranged, the distance between the fishing line guides for constant guidance becomes longer and the degree of bending of the fishing rod is relatively small. Sometimes the tone becomes too soft. Therefore, by arranging the fishing line guide for large bends between two adjacent always-guided fishing line guides, the interval between the always-guided fishing line guides can be set to an appropriate level without becoming too large. .

  In addition, when the guide point furthest from the surface of the rod body is the farthest guide point in the entire inner circumference of the ring portion that guides the fishing line, two adjacent guides are always in the free state where the fishing rod is not bent. The farthest guide point of the large-bending fishing line guide located between the two always-guided fishing line guides is located outside the straight line connecting the farthest guide points of the fishing line guide for Preferably it is. In this way, the farthest guide point of the fishing line guide for large bends is located on the outside of the straight line connecting the farthest guide points of the fishing line guide for constant guidance, so that the bending state of the fishing rod is relative. Therefore, it is possible to easily configure a fishing line guide for large bends that guides a fishing line for the first time when the size becomes large.

  In that case, the ring portion of the fishing line guide for large bends is made larger than the ring portions of the fishing line guide for constant guidance located on both sides of the ring guide, and the farthest distance of the fishing line guide for constant guidance is simplified. The farthest guide point of the fishing line guide for large bends can be positioned outside the straight line connecting the guide points.

  Similarly, by making the legs of the fishing line guide for large bends longer than the legs of the fishing line guide for regular guidance located on both sides of the fishing line guide, the farthest distance of the fishing line guide for regular guidance is simplified. The farthest guide point of the fishing line guide for large bends can be positioned outside the straight line connecting the guide points.

  Moreover, it is preferable to have a section where the fishing line guide for regular guidance and the fishing line guide for large bends are alternately arranged. By alternately arranging the fishing line guide for regular guidance and the fishing line guide for large bends, the distance between the fishing line guides for constant guidance is not too wide, and for large bends that are arranged every other place. With this fishing line guide, it is possible to cope with a sudden rush in with a margin.

  Further, it is preferable that a fishing line guide for a large bend is disposed in a section where the line tension is applied and the fishing rod is bent the most, and the fishing line guide for a large bend causes the line tension to be applied to a sudden thrust.伝 達 Transmit securely to the body.

  As described above, the fishing rod according to the present invention includes a fishing line guide for large bends that substantially guides a fishing line for the first time when the degree of bending of the fishing rod becomes relatively large. The fishing rod guide for large bends can be absorbed and relaxed by the flexibility of the main body of the fishing rod, and even when the fish shows a sudden rush or an unexpected big object is hung. In addition to the guidance, the line tension can be transmitted to the bag main body to cope with it.

It is a figure for demonstrating the structure of the fishing line guide of the fishing rod in one Embodiment of this invention, (a) is a front view, (b) is sectional drawing. The principal part front view which shows the guide setting of the fishing rod in the embodiment. The principal part front view including the partially broken line which expanded the P section of FIG. It is a schematic diagram which shows the state which the fishing rod in the embodiment bent, Comprising: (a) shows the case where a bending condition is relatively small, (b) has shown the case where a bending condition is relatively large. The principal part front view corresponding to FIG. 2 which shows the principal part of the fishing rod in other embodiment of this invention.

  Hereinafter, a fishing rod according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 shows a fishing line guide G attached to the fishing rod of this embodiment. The fishing line guide G has three parts as a whole. That is, the fishing line guide G includes a ring portion 10 for guiding the fishing line 1, an attachment portion 11 for attaching the fishing line guide G to the rod body 2, and a ring portion 10 and an attachment portion 11 for supporting the ring portion 10. And a leg portion 12 for connecting the two. A thread insertion hole through which the fishing line 1 is inserted is formed in the ring portion 10. In the present embodiment, the ring portion 10 stands up substantially at right angles to the axial direction of the heel body 2, and therefore the axis of the thread insertion hole is substantially parallel to the axial direction of the heel body 2. In this embodiment, the attachment portion 11 is slidable in the axial direction of the heel body 2 with respect to the outer peripheral surface of the heel body 2. More specifically, the attachment portion 11 is formed in a cylindrical shape having a collar insertion hole 13 through which the collar body 2 is inserted, and the outer peripheral surface of the collar body 2 expands in a predetermined taper shape toward the collar side. Therefore, by sliding to the heel side, it automatically stops at a predetermined location on the heel body 2 and can no longer move to the heel side. There are various configurations in which the slidable fishing line guide G is stopped at a predetermined position of the outermost body 2, and any configuration may be used. The leg portion 12 supports the ring portion 10 and the inclination angle of the ring portion 10 with respect to the heel body 2 is determined by the standing angle of the ring portion 10 with respect to the heel body 2, and the separation distance of the ring portion 10 from the heel body 2 is also determined.

  More specifically, the fishing line guide G of the present embodiment includes a frame 20, a cylindrical body 21, and a guide ring 22. The frame 20 is made of a metal such as stainless steel or titanium, and is formed in a plate shape. The base 30 is a portion that holds the cylindrical body 21, and the ring holding portion 31 is a portion that holds the guide ring 22. The leg portion 12 is located between the base portion 30 and the ring holding portion 31. A through hole is formed in the base 30, and the cylindrical body 21 is inserted and fixed in the through hole. A through hole is also formed in the ring holding portion 31, and the guide ring 22 is inserted and fixed in the through hole. The cylindrical body 21 is made of, for example, a synthetic resin, and has a collar insertion hole 13 through which the collar body 2 is inserted. The guide ring 22 has a circular shape made of a hard material having excellent wear resistance, such as ceramic, and has a thread insertion hole through which the fishing line 1 is inserted, and guides the fishing line 1 on its inner peripheral surface. The guide point farthest from the outer peripheral surface of the heel body 2 in the inner peripheral surface of the guide ring 22 is referred to as the farthest guide point 32, but the distance from the outer peripheral surface of the heel body 2 to the farthest guide point 32 is illustrated. 1 (b) is indicated by the symbol H. The distance H from the outer peripheral surface of the heel body 2 to the farthest guide point 32 mainly varies depending on the size of the guide ring 22, that is, the diameter and the length of the leg portion 12. The ring portion 10 is constituted by the ring holding portion 31 and the guide ring 22 of the frame 20, and the attachment portion 11 is constituted by the base portion 30 and the cylindrical body 21 of the frame 20.

  FIG. 2 shows, as an example, a predetermined area on the tip side of a swing-out cocoon. The fishing rod includes a fishing line guide GB for large bends in addition to a fishing line guide GA for regular guidance. The fishing line guide GA for constant guidance always guides the fishing line 1 in a state where the line tension is applied and the fishing rod is bent. Therefore, the fishing line 1 is guided even when the bending degree of the fishing rod is relatively small. The fishing line 1 is similarly guided when the angle of the fishing rod is relatively large. This always-guided fishing line guide GA is a fishing line guide in the same guide setting as in the prior art. On the other hand, the fishing line guide GB for large bends does not guide the fishing line 1 when the fishing rod is bent in a state where the line tension is applied and the fishing rod is bent, but the fishing rod is further bent from there to bend the bending state. When it becomes relatively large, the fishing line 1 is guided.

  FIG. 2 illustrates from the first always-guided fishing line guide GA1, also referred to as a top guide, to the eighth always-guided fishing line guide GA8. The specifications such as the arrangement and size of the fishing line guides GA1, GA2,. A fishing line guide GB for a large bend is arranged in a section S that bends most in the fishing rod. The section S that bends the most when the line tension is applied changes its position depending on the tone of the heel body 2, and is located on the tip side if it is a tone, and located on the heel side if it is a torso. In this section S, the fishing line guide GA for regular guidance and the fishing line guide GB for large bends are alternately arranged. In other words, the first fishing line guide GB1 for large bend is arranged between the fifth constant guidance fishing line guide GA5 and the sixth constant guidance fishing line guide GA6, and the sixth constant guidance fishing line guide GA1. The second large-bending fishing line guide GB2 is arranged between the GA 6 and the seventh constant-direction fishing line guide GA7, and the seventh constant-direction fishing line guide GA7 and the eighth constant-direction fishing line guide GA7. A third fishing line guide GB3 for large bend is arranged between GA8. These first to third fishing line guides GB1, GB2, and GB3 for large bends change the arrangement of the fifth to eighth fishing line guides GA5, GA6, GA7, and GA8 and the distance between them. Rather, they are arranged so as to interrupt them. Accordingly, the fishing line guides G are densely arranged in this section S (the fifth to eighth regular fishing line guides GA5, GA6, GA7, GA8). The inter-guide distance L1 (separation distance) between the first fishing line guide GA5 and the first large-bending fishing line guide GB1 is the front-to-guide distance L2, that is, the fourth fishing line guide GA4 for regular guidance. Contrary to the normal guide setting, which is shorter than the distance L2 between the guides to the fifth constant guide fishing line guide GA5 and gradually increases toward the base side. It has become.

  The fishing line guide GB for large bending will be further described. FIG. 3 shows an enlarged view of the portion P in FIG. 2. The large-bending fishing line guide GB has a larger diameter of the guide ring 22 than the constant-direction fishing line guide GA located on both sides thereof. In the case of the fishing line guide GA for constant guidance, the diameter of the guide ring 22 gradually increases toward the base side, or the same as the guide ring 22 in the fishing line guide GA for regular guidance on the front side. Although the guide ring 22 having a caliber is used, in the fishing line guide GB for large bends in the present embodiment, the guide ring 22 has a caliber larger than the guide ring 22 in the fishing line guide GA for regular guidance on the front side. In addition, it has a larger diameter than the guide ring 22 in the fishing line guide GA for continuous guidance on the rear side. As a result, in a free state where no line tension is applied, the farthest guide point 32 in the front-side always-guided fishing line guide GA and the farthest guide point 32 in the rear-side always-guided fishing line guide GA are straight lines 33. When tied, the farthest guide point 32 in the fishing line guide GB for large bends is located outside the straight line 33. This relationship applies to all of the first to third fishing line guides GB, GB2, GB3 for large bends.

  The state when the fish is caught by the fishing rod having the above-described configuration and the line tension is applied to the fishing line 1 will be described in detail with reference to FIG. In FIG. 4, only the axis of the bag body 2 is indicated by a one-dot chain line. As shown in FIG. 4A, when the degree of bending is relatively small, only the fishing line guide GA for guidance at all times guides the fishing line 1. The line tension of the fishing line 1 is transmitted from the fishing line guide GA for guidance to the main body 2 at all times. In this state, the guide ring 22 of the fishing line guide GB for large bends does not substantially guide the fishing line 1, and therefore no line tension acts on the fishing line guide GB for large bends.

  On the other hand, when the fishing rod is bent sharply as shown in FIG. 4 (b) when the fish shows a sudden rush or when an unexpected big object is hung, the fishing line guide GB for the large bend is also the fishing line 1 for the first time. To guide you. Accordingly, the line tension also acts on the fishing line guide GB for large bends, and the line tension is transmitted from the fishing line guide GB for large bends to the rod body 2. In the case of a conventional fishing rod that does not have a fishing line guide GB for large bends, the fishing line 1 is guided only by the two front and rear fishing line guides GA as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. As a result, the transmission of the line tension to the carp body 2 is reduced and the waist is relatively weak, making it difficult to cope with a sudden rush of fish. On the other hand, if the fishing line guide GB for large bends participates in the guidance of the fishing line 1, the number of the fishing line guides G that guide the fishing line 1 increases, so that the line tension is sufficiently transmitted to the rod body 2. Sufficient rod power can cope with sudden rush of fish. By arranging the fishing line guide GB for large bends in this way, when the fish pull becomes large, a feeling of use that the rod power correspondingly increases correspondingly is obtained.

  In addition, since the fishing line guide GB for large bends is arranged between a pair of front and rear fishing line guides GA, the interval between the fishing line guides GA for continuous guidance does not become too large. Can be set to a moderately waisted tone. In particular, the fishing line guide GB for large bends is arranged so that the fishing line guide G is dense and the distance between the guides is shortened. It can be secured.

  Further, since the fishing line guide GA for regular guidance and the fishing line guide GB for large bending are alternately arranged in the section S where the line rod is bent and the fishing rod is bent most greatly, the fishing rod guide for normal pulling is arranged. While maintaining the waist, it can fully respond to the rod power even if it is suddenly pushed or pulled out.

  In addition, as the guide ring 22 of the fishing line guide GB for large bends, a large diameter is adopted as compared to the fishing line guide GA for continuous guidance before and after that, so even if a complicated configuration is not adopted, The fishing line 1 can be guided only when the angle of the fishing rod becomes large. Moreover, by increasing the diameter of the guide ring 22 in the fishing line guide GB for large bends, the line resistance during casting does not increase excessively.

  A configuration other than increasing the diameter of the guide ring 22 may be adopted. For example, as shown in FIG. 5, the guide ring 22 of the fishing line guide GB for large bends has the same diameter as that of the fishing line guide GA for always guiding front and rear, while the leg 12 of the fishing line guide GB for large bends. Can be made longer than that of the fishing line guide GA for front and rear continuous guidance. In this way, by making the legs 12 of the fishing line guide GB for large bends relatively long, the straight line 33 that connects the farthest guide points 32 of the front and rear fishing line guides GA is large. The farthest guide point 32 of the fishing line guide GB for bending can be located outside. Further, the leg portion 12 of the fishing line guide GB for large bends may be made relatively long and the diameter of the guide ring 22 may be made relatively large. When a plurality of fishing line guides GB for large bends are provided, the diameter of the guide ring 22 and the length of the leg portion 12 may be used in various combinations. In any case, as shown in FIG. 1 (b), the distance H from the outer peripheral surface of the heel body 2 to the farthest guide point 32 is set according to the diameter of the guide ring 22 and the length of the leg portion 12. To do.

  Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the fishing line guide GB for large bends is arranged so as to reduce the distance between the guides between the fishing line guides GA for regular guidance. However, the configuration is not necessarily limited to such a configuration. Instead of the fishing line guide GA, a fishing line guide GB for large bends may be arranged at that position. Further, in the case where a plurality of fishing line guides GB for large bends are provided, the plurality of large bend fishing line guides GB may all begin to be guided at the same timing. However, depending on the degree of bending of the fishing rod, the fishing line 1 If the configuration is such that the number of fishing line guides GB for large bends that guides is increased, a feeling of use in which the apparent rod power increases stepwise can be obtained.

  The configuration of the fishing line guide G may be of various types. In addition to the so-called slide guide as described above, it may be a fixed guide that is wound around the heel body 2 with a fixing thread and fixed immovably. Also, the leg portion 12 can be variously changed, and may be a two-leg type divided into left and right, or a single-leg type having only one in the center. Moreover, what is called a double foot type in which the leg part 12 was provided in the front and back may be used. The guide ring 22 is not limited to a circular shape, and may be an elliptical shape or an irregular shape such as a long hole. Further, the frame 20 and the guide ring 22 may not be configured separately but may be integrated as a single member, and the cylindrical body 21 may also be integrated with the frame 20 in the same manner.

  Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the ring portion 10 is provided upright at a substantially right angle with respect to the axial direction of the heel body 2. However, the present invention is not limited to this configuration. You may stand upright.

  Further, the type of fishing rod is arbitrary, and besides the swing-out type as described above, a parallel fishing rod or a one-piece rod may be used.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Fishing line 2 竿 main body 10 Ring part 11 Attachment part 12 Leg part 13 竿 Insertion hole 20 Frame 21 Cylindrical body 22 Guide ring 30 Base part 31 Ring holding part 32 The farthest guide point 33 Straight line G Fishing line guide GA Fishing line guide for constant guidance GB Fishing line guide for large bend L1 Distance between guides L2 Distance between guides S Section

Claims (6)

In the fishing rod where the fishing line guide for guiding the fishing line is provided outside the rod body,
A plurality of fishing line guides for constantly guiding the fishing line when the line rod is applied and the fishing rod is bent, and the fishing line when the fishing rod is bent relatively little when the line tension is applied and the fishing rod is bent without the a fishing line guide for bending a plurality of large guiding the fishing line when the curvature of the rod is relatively large,
The multiple fishing line guides for regular guidance are set as guide settings where the distance between the guides gradually increases toward the base side.
A plurality of large-bending fishing line guides are arranged between two adjacent normal-guiding fishing line guides so that the always-guided fishing line guides and the large-bending fishing line guides are alternately arranged. fishing rod, characterized in that there. 2. The fishing rod according to claim 1, wherein the number of fishing line guides for large bends that guide the fishing line increases according to the degree of bending of the fishing rod. When the guide point farthest from the surface of the main body of the ring on the inner circumference of the ring part that guides the fishing line is the farthest guide point,
In the free state where the fishing rod is not bent, the large bend located between the two always-guided fishing line guides with respect to the straight line connecting the farthest guide points of two adjacent always-guided fishing line guides. The fishing rod according to claim 1 or 2 , wherein the farthest guide point of the fishing line guide for use is located outside.   4. The fishing rod according to claim 3, wherein the fishing line guide for large bends has a larger ring portion than the fishing line guide for regular guidance located on both sides thereof.   4. The fishing rod according to claim 3, wherein the fishing line guide for large bends has a longer leg portion for supporting the ring portion than the fishing line guide for regular guidance located on both sides thereof. The fishing rod according to any one of claims 1 to 5 , wherein a fishing line guide for large bending is disposed in a section where the fishing rod is bent most greatly in a state where the line tension is applied and the fishing rod is bent.

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