JP6153283B1 - Fishing gear - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] The present invention is such that the posture of the fishing tackle when thrown becomes a posture in which the head is directed downward, so that the initial speed can be utilized without hitting the stomach, and further, the posture can sink into the sea in that posture. Provided is a fishing tackle that can easily invade the target fish, such as a sword fish, by simply placing the fishing tackle underwater in a horizontal state after reaching the target water depth. A head portion having an eye and a weight function for connecting fishing lines, a shaft portion extending rearward from the head portion, a hook directly connected to the shaft portion, and a feed fixing means are provided. In the fishing tackle, a fishing line locking means is provided on the shaft portion or the hook, and the fishing line locking means can maintain or remove the fishing line by the tension of the fishing line. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing tackle mainly used for sword fishing.

  In the past, there were various ways to fish sword fish, such as using a balance with food and jigging with lure. Among them, in Kansai, we used food, but there was a fishing method that caught a sword fish by hooking it to the fish body using fishing gear called Tenya instead of eating it in the mouth. In this fishing method, to catch and fish, the upper and lower arms are clear and there is a game, and there are various fishing competitions, and even better people can fish more than the scales, In recent years, it has become popular nationwide.

  Tenya's fishing tackle is a sardine or horse mackerel that feeds on Tenya's feeding pin, and then fastens it with a wire to prevent it from coming off. Hook and fish. For example, an example of a sword fishing tenya device is disclosed as a prior art (Reference 1).

Separate Angler Vol. 402 “Kansai Ship Tachio Front Line” (P33).

Fishing with a tenya is mainly done by dropping the tenya device from the ship into the sea and keeping the tenya in a horizontal state, but the tenya device is thrown from the ship to sink, and then the tenya is kept in a horizontal state while being rolled up. Because it is a fishing cycle that catches fish, the speed of return is directly connected to the fishing results. In addition, sword fish have the habit of standing and swimming, so the horizontal area is small and it is difficult to detect accurately with a fish finder. In order to raise the fishing results, it was necessary to quickly search for tana at various depths and to find tana with active (tasteful) sword fish. However, with the conventional tenya, when the tenya was thrown from the ship, the tenya hit the sea surface and the initial speed when the tenya dropped into the sea was almost zero at the sea level. There was a problem that the initial speed (downward starting initial speed + free fall speed to sea level) could not be utilized. Furthermore, since the head of the tenya in the hunger state has a weight, the posture changes and sinks from the head into the sea. When this posture changes, there is a problem that time is lost and useless time elapses. In particular, the problem was remarkable when fishing sword fish with deep water depth.

  The present invention solves these problems, and the posture of the fishing gear at the time of throwing becomes a posture with the head facing downward, so that the initial speed is utilized without hitting the stomach, and the posture is submerged in the sea. In addition, after reaching the target water depth, the fishing tackle can be easily leveled, and the fishing tackle of the target fish such as a sword fish can be attracted.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, a fishing tackle includes a head portion having an eye and weight function for connecting fishing lines, a shaft portion extending rearward from the head portion, a hook directly connected to the shaft portion, In the fishing tackle provided with at least a fixing means, the shaft portion or the hook is provided with a fishing line locking means, and the fishing line locking means can maintain or remove the fishing line by the tension of the fishing line. It is characterized by.

With this configuration, the fishing tackle according to claim 1 of the present invention is used by being tied to the tip of the fishing line coming out from the reel rod. When the fishing tackle is inserted, the fishing line extending from the fishing line eye to the reel is locked to the fishing line. By hooking it through the means and using it, it is possible to maintain the state in which the head faces downward until it sinks to a predetermined depth after passing through the sea surface from the ship. As a result, the fishing tackle of the present application maintains the state in which the head portion is directed downward from the ship edge to a predetermined depth, so that even when diving from the sea surface into seawater, Since the initial speed when reaching the sea surface can be submerged without greatly decelerating and can be submerged without changing the posture of the fishing tackle of the present application, it is possible to reach a predetermined water depth quickly without time loss. Further, since there is a fishing line locking means, it is possible to prevent the fishing line from being entangled with the fishing gear of the present application when submerging. Therefore, it is possible to make it possible to reliably fish the target fish (fishing prey) every time it is inserted.

Then, after the fishing tackle of the present application reaches the target water depth, the fishing rod is pulled from the fishing line locking means by pulling the reel rod, and the fishing line is released from the fishing line locking means, and returns to the horizontal state where it can be fished. You can invite the sword fish with the food provided in the fishing gear and hook the sword fish you approach. Therefore, the angler who uses the fishing gear of the present application can fish easily, so the number of opportunities and time for fishing can be increased, and the number of fish can be increased to raise the fishing results. The fishing tackle according to the present invention is particularly effective when aiming at a tana having a deep water depth of 80 to 150 m.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a fishing tackle comprising an eye part for connecting a fishing line, a weight part, a food placing part extending rearward from the eye part, a hook provided behind the food carrying part, In the fishing tackle provided with at least a fixing means, the feeding portion or the hook is provided with a fishing line locking means, and the fishing line locking means maintains or removes the fishing line by the tension of the fishing line. It is possible to do. Further, the fishing tackle according to claim 3 of the present invention is a squid or octopus fishing aegis provided with a fishing line locking means at the rear part of the main body of the egi, and the fishing line locking means engages the fishing line by the tension of the fishing line. It is characterized in that it can be maintained or removed.

  By adopting this configuration, the fishing tackle of claim 2 according to the present invention is provided with fishing line locking means for hooking a fishing line on a food mounting portion or hook of a conventional octopus fishing tener. The fishing tackle according to claim 3 of the present invention is provided with fishing line locking means for hooking a fishing line at the rear of the main body of a conventional squid fishing or octopus fishing egi.

  With these fishing line locking means, the fishing tackle of claim 2 or 3 according to the present invention is used by being tied to the tip of the fishing line coming out from the reel rod. By hooking the fishing line from the tie part) to the reel through the fishing line locking means and using it, the state where the head (head) faces downward is submerged to a predetermined depth after passing through the sea surface from the ship. Until then, it can be maintained. As a result, the fishing tackle of the present application maintains the state in which the head is directed downward from the ship edge to a predetermined water depth, so that the sea level of the fishing tackle of the present application can be obtained without hitting the stomach even when diving from the sea surface to seawater. Since the initial speed at the time of arrival can be submerged without greatly decelerating, and the posture of the fishing tackle of the present application can be submerged, it is possible to quickly reach a predetermined depth without time loss. In addition, since the fishing tackle of the present application has locking means, it is possible to prevent the fishing line from being entangled with the fishing tackle of the present application at the time of settling, so that the target fish can be surely caught every time it is thrown. In addition, after reaching the target water depth, the fishing line can be returned to a horizontal state in which the fishing line is released from the fishing line locking means due to upward tension applied to the fishing line and can be caught by sucking the rod. Therefore, octopus and squid can be invited and hooked by food and aegi, and anglers using the fishing gear of this application can fish well, so they can fish efficiently and increase the number of fish they can catch. it can. The fishing tackle according to the present invention is particularly effective when aiming at a tana having a deep water depth of 80 to 150 m.

  A fishing tackle according to a fourth aspect of the present invention is the fishing tackle according to the first, second, or third aspect, wherein the fishing line locking means comprises a ring part with a notch in the rear, and the notch part is It consists of an elastic body. The fishing tackle according to claim 5 of the present invention is the fishing tackle according to claim 4, wherein the elastic body is a cobalt-chromium alloy or rubber.

By adopting this configuration, the fishing line according to claim 4 is fixed so that the fishing line passes through the ring part when the fishing line from the fishing line eye to the reel is passed through the ring part and then thrown into the sea and submerged. The fishing line is not tensioned. Therefore, the fishing line does not rub in a state where a force is applied to the ring portion, so that it is not damaged. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the fishing line from being broken due to scratches. Moreover, since there is a notch in the ring part, the fishing line can be removed from the ring part. Furthermore, since the cutout part of the ring part is made of an elastic body, the fishing line is contained in the ring part at the time of throwing or sinking, and the fishing line is tensioned by sucking the reel rod after reaching the predetermined water depth. The fishing line can be easily removed from the ring. As a result, the fishing tackle of the present invention can easily return to the horizontal posture from the state in which the head (head) is directed downward, and can catch the target prey. In addition, the elastic body is suitable because it hardly deteriorates even when a cobalt-chromium alloy or rubber is immersed in seawater.

According to the fishing tackle described in the first to fifth aspects of the present invention, the device can be quickly thrown to the target water depth and can be returned to a posture where fishing can be performed easily. Therefore, since the return can be done quickly, a large number of target fish can be caught and the results can be raised. In particular, it is most suitable for fishing when the water depth is 80 to 100 m or more because the time for sinking can be minimized. Further, since the fishing line can be prevented from being entangled with the fishing tackle when the fishing tackle of the present application is settled, the fishing rod can be surely returned to a state where it can be caught after the reel rod is squeezed. In addition, since the load on the fishing line is small and breakage of the line can be prevented, the caught prey can be taken in reliably.

FIG. 1 is a schematic side view of a fishing tackle according to an embodiment for carrying out the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of a fishing tackle according to an embodiment for carrying out the present invention. FIG. 3 is a schematic enlarged plan view of a part A of a fishing tackle according to an embodiment for carrying out the present invention. FIG. 4 is a schematic enlarged side view of part A of a fishing tackle according to an embodiment for carrying out the present invention. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the state of use of the fishing tackle according to the embodiment for carrying out the present invention while falling in the sea. FIG. 6: is a use condition figure after dropping the underwater of the fishing gear which concerns on the form for implementing this invention. FIG. 7: is a line clipper which is a fishing line latching means of the fishing gear which concerns on the form for implementing this invention, Comprising: (a) is a schematic top view of another form, (b) is still another It is a schematic plan view of the form using rubber in form. FIG. 8: is a typical side view of another form which concerns on the form for implementing this invention. FIG. 9 is a schematic side view of still another embodiment according to the embodiment for carrying out the present invention.

The fishing tackle 1 according to the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a fishing tackle called a tenya for sword fishing, FIG. 8 a tener for octopus fishing, and FIG. 9 an egi for squid and octopus fishing. Each figure includes at least a line clipper 2 that is a fishing line locking means.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a fishing tackle (tuna fishing tenya) 1 according to claim 1 of the present invention is attached to a fishing line eye 3-1 for tying a fishing line 10 and a fishing line eye 3-1. Although possible, basically a head 3 serving as a weight having a feed wire 5 attached to the lower eye 3-2 and fixing the feed 30, and a shaft solidified from the head 3 and extending backward 4-1, a hook 4 directly connected to the shaft 4-1, a feed stopper pin 4-2 for piercing and fixing a feed 30 provided on the upper portion of the shaft 4-1, and a line clipper 2. Is done.

As shown in FIG. 8, a fishing tackle (octopus fishing tener) 1 according to claim 2 of the present invention is for mounting and fixing a fishing line eye 3-1 for tying a fishing line 10 and a food 30. It is composed of a feeding portion 6, a feeding wire 5 that comes out of the fishing line eye 3-1 and fixes the feeding, a weight 3, a hook 4 provided rearward from the feeding portion 6, and a line clipper 2. .

As shown in FIG. 9, a fishing tackle (squid or octopus fishing egi) 1 according to claim 3 of the present invention includes a fishing line eye 3-1 for tying a fishing line 10, a fishing line eye 3-1 and a weight. 3 and an egi main body 7 having a hook 4 and a line clipper 2.

The line clipper 2 is provided at the base of the hook 4 at the rear part of the fishing tackle 1 according to the present invention or at the rear part of the egi 7 as shown in FIGS. 3, 4, 7 (a) and 7 (b). , At least a ring part 2-2 and a cutout part 2-1 in which a part of the ring part 2-2 is cut out. And the notch part 2-1 is comprised with an elastic body. The fishing line 10 coming out from the reel rod is tied to the fishing line eye 3-1. When throwing and sinking the fishing tackle 1 according to the present invention, the middle portion of the fishing line 10 is passed through the ring portion 2-2 so that the head of the fishing tackle 1 is directed downward, and the state can be maintained. As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, after reaching a predetermined water depth, the fishing line 10 is tensioned by sucking the reel rod, and the fishing line 10 is formed by an elastic body of the ring part 2-2. It can be easily removed from 2-1. Therefore, it can be set as the horizontal state which invites the target fish to eat. Further, the fishing line 1 according to the present invention does not get entangled with the fishing line 1 because the fishing line 10 passes through the line clipper 2 at the time of charging and when the fishing line is set down. An example of the shape of the line clipper 2 is shown in FIGS. 7 (a) and 7 (b). The line clipper 2 is preferably made of an elastic metal, but as shown in FIG. 7B, the notch 2-1 can be made of rubber.

Next, an example of a method for manufacturing the fishing tackle 1 according to the present invention will be described. A line clipper 2 made of cobalt chrome wire having a diameter of 1 mm is fixed to a commercially available tener by welding, soldering, brazing, welding, adhesion, or the like. The line clipper 2 is preferably installed at the rear portion of the tenya or the egi 7 so that the head 3 faces downward and the fishing line 10 does not get entangled with the hook 4 during settling. For example, the position of the base of the tenya shaft 4-1 or the hook 4 is suitable.

  An example of how to use the fishing tackle 1 according to the present invention will be described. A snap swivel 20 is tied to the tip of a fishing line 10 from the reel rod of the fishing tackle 1 according to the present invention, and the snap swivel 20 is connected to a fishing line eye 3-1. After the food 30 is pierced into the food fixing pin 4-2, the food winding wire 5 is wound around the food and the shaft 4-1 together and fixed. At that time, the end of the wire 5 is sandwiched between the line clipper 2 and the hook 4. And when throwing the fishing tackle 10 which concerns on this invention from a fishing boat, as shown in FIG. 5, after passing the fishing line 10 through the ring part 2-2 of the line clipper 2, it throws in right under from a ship edge. In the fishing tackle 1 according to the present invention, since the head 3 faces downward, it is possible to make use of the initial speed immediately before reaching the sea level when it is thrown from the ship (downward initial speed + free fall speed to the sea level) without decelerating. In addition, since the head 3 faces downward in advance, there is no time loss for changing the posture of the fishing tackle 1 according to the present invention, so the sinking speed is very fast. Therefore, since the fishing tackle 1 can reach the target water depth (tana) in the shortest time, there is no time loss. Furthermore, after reaching the desired water depth, the reel 10 is locked from the free state and the reel rod is sucked, so that an upward tension is applied to the fishing line 10 as shown in FIGS. The fishing tackle 1 is easily returned to the horizontal state by detaching from the rear cutout portion 2-1, and this state causes the target fish such as the sword fish to eat the food 30 and bring the target fish closer. It becomes possible to hook the target fish.

Further, when the fishing tackle 1 is rolled up and the feed 30 is exchanged, the end of the feed wire 5 can be easily found in the gap between the line clipper 2 and the hook 4. There is no time loss to search for.

When the fishing tackle 1 according to the present invention is used, especially when aiming at a target fish in the deep water of tana, it is possible to quickly turn back and replace the food 30. Therefore, the chances of fishing are increased, and fishing is possible. You can catch a lot in proportion to the number of opportunities and the time you can catch and raise the results.

It is a fishing method that fishes by sinking deep tana deeply, and can be widely used in the field of fishing gear used for fishing methods that improve rework.

1: Fishing gear (tenya or egi)
2: Line clipper 2-1: Notch 2-2: Ring
3: Head (Body) 3-1: Fishing line eye 3-2: Lower eye
4: Hook 4-1: Shaft 4-2: Feeding pin 5: Feeding wire
6: Feeding section
7: Egi body 10: Fishing line
20: Snap swivel
30: Food

Claims (5)

  In a fishing tackle comprising at least a head portion having an eye and a weight function for connecting fishing lines, a shaft portion extending rearward from the head portion, a hook directly connected to the shaft portion, and a feed fixing means, A fishing tackle characterized in that the shaft portion or the hook is provided with fishing line locking means, and the fishing line locking means can maintain or remove the fishing line by the tension of the fishing line. In a fishing tackle equipped with at least an eye part for connecting a fishing line, a weight part, a food placing part extending rearward from the eye part, a hook provided behind the food placing part, and a food fixing means, A fishing tackle characterized in that a fishing line locking means is provided on the feeding portion or the hook, and the fishing line locking means can maintain or remove the fishing line by the tension of the fishing line. The squid or octopus fishing aegis is provided with a fishing line locking means at the rear part of the main body of the egi, and the fishing line locking means can maintain or remove the fishing line by the tension of the fishing line. Fishing tackle. The fishing tackle according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein the fishing line locking means is composed of a ring part having a notch in a part on the rear side, and the notch part is composed of an elastic body. The fishing tackle according to claim 4, wherein the elastic body is a cobalt-chromium alloy or rubber.

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