JP7039317B2 - Reel seat and fishing rod - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a reel sheet for fixing a double-screw reel to a fishing rod, and a fishing rod provided with the reel sheet.

The following Patent Document 1 describes a reel seat in which two triggers are projected on the lower surface. When gripping this fishing rod, the middle finger is hooked on the trigger on the front side, and the ring finger is hooked on the trigger on the rear side, but the burden on the hand is heavy.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2008-271864

An object of the present invention is to provide a reel sheet and a fishing rod that are easy to cast and have a small burden on the angler's hand when gripped.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and the reel seat according to the present invention includes a tubular reel seat main body mounted on a rod main body, and a double-screw reel is provided on the upper surface of the reel seat main body. A reel seat to be attached, a trigger for hooking a finger is projected downward on the lower surface of the reel seat body, and the rear side of the trigger is inclined downward toward the rear side. The grip part with the extending front surface is formed to bulge downward, and the front surface of the grip part is the length in the front-back direction that can be gripped with three fingers from the middle finger to the little finger with the index finger on the trigger. It is characterized by having a reel. The tip side of the rod is the front side, and the bottom side of the rod is the rear side.

The reel seat having this configuration includes a trigger and a grip portion. The front surface of the grip portion is an inclined surface that is inclined downward toward the rear side. When attaching a dual-axis reel to the upper surface of the reel seat attached to the fishing rod and gripping it, attach the thumb to the spool, hook the index finger on the trigger, and grip the front of the grip part with three fingers from the middle finger to the little finger. be able to. Since the front surface of the grip portion is an inclined surface, when the front surface is gripped with three fingers, the contact position naturally shifts downward from the middle finger to the ring finger to the little finger. That is, the gripping state gradually moves away from the center line of the rod body and the center line of the reel seat body from the middle finger to the little finger. Therefore, the wrist can be in a natural state and the fishing rod and the double-screw reel can be gripped. Then, you can easily cast by hooking your finger on the trigger.

In particular, a fixed hood portion for holding the rear end portion of the reel leg is formed on the upper surface of the reel seat body, and the grip portion is preferably located on the rear side of the fixed hood portion. The grip part can be gripped easily and firmly.

Further, the front surface of the grip portion preferably extends from the base end portion of the rear surface of the trigger toward the rear side, and the grip portion is continuously formed on the rear side of the trigger so that a finger can be hooked on the trigger. While firmly gripping the grip part.

Further, it is preferable that the inclination angle of the front surface of the grip portion with respect to the horizontal plane gradually increases toward the rear side, so that the grip portion can be gripped easily and firmly.

Further, the left-right dimension of the grip portion is preferably larger than the left-right dimension of the trigger, and the grip portion can be firmly gripped.

Further, the fishing rod according to the present invention is provided with the above reel seat.

As described above, since the grip part is provided on the rear side of the trigger so that it can be gripped with three fingers, the burden on the hand when gripping is small, and casting can be easily performed by hooking the fingers on the trigger. ..

The perspective view which shows the reel seat main body of the reel seat in one Embodiment of this invention. Front view of the reel seat body. Bottom view of the reel seat body. Front view showing the usage state of the reel seat body. Front view showing the usage state of the reel seat body. The perspective view of the reel seat body of the reel seat in another embodiment of this invention. Front view of the reel seat body. Bottom view of the reel seat body.

Hereinafter, the reel sheet according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 5. 1 to 5 show the reel seat main body 1 of the reel seat in the present embodiment. The reel seat is for attaching a double-screw reel (not shown) to a fishing rod. Generally, the double-screw reel is located above the fishing rod in use.

The reel seat has a tubular structure that is externally mounted on the rod body 2 (blank), and includes a reel seat body 1, a hood nut (not shown), and a movable hood. The center line of the reel seat coincides with the center line of the rod body 2. The axial direction of the reel sheet is the direction of the center line of the reel sheet, and the axial direction of the rod body 2 is the direction of the center line of the rod body 2. The axial direction of the reel seat and the axial direction of the rod body 2 coincide with each other. The axial direction of the reel seat is referred to as the front-rear direction. The front side is the rod tip side, and the rear side is the rod butt side. In FIG. 2, the front side is indicated by an arrow X1 and the rear side is indicated by an arrow X2. Further, the reel leg mounting portion 11 described later is on the upper side, and the side opposite to the reel leg mounting portion 11 is on the lower side. In FIG. 2, the upper side is indicated by an arrow Y1 and the lower side is indicated by an arrow Y2.

The reel sheet main body 1 has a tubular shape as a whole, and the rod main body 2 inserts the inside thereof. Therefore, the reel sheet main body 1 has a rod insertion hole 10 (see FIG. 1) through which the rod main body 2 is inserted. The center line 10a of the rod insertion hole 10 is the center line of the reel seat main body 1. The reel seat main body 1 is attached to a predetermined position of the rod main body 2. The rod body 2 penetrates the rod insertion hole 10 of the reel seat body 1 in the front-rear direction. With the reel sheet attached to the rod body 2, the rear portion of the rod body 2 projects rearward from the reel sheet by a predetermined length. The reel sheet main body 1 is directly adhesively fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the rod main body 2, or is adhesively fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the rod main body 2 via a tubular spacer (not shown).

The reel seat main body 1 includes a reel leg mounting portion 11, a fixed hood portion 12, a hood male screw portion 13, a trigger 14, a grip portion 15, and an extension cylinder portion 16. The reel leg mounting portion 11 is a portion for mounting a reel leg of a dual-axis reel (not shown), and is formed on the upper surface of the reel seat main body 1. A fixed hood portion 12 is formed on the rear side of the reel leg mounting portion 11. The fixed hood portion 12 is a portion for holding the rear end portion of the reel leg, and the rear end portion of the reel leg is inserted into the fixed hood portion 12 from the front side. An extension cylinder portion 16 is formed on the rear side of the fixed hood portion 12. The extension cylinder portion 16 extends to the rear side of the grip portion 15. Although the extension cylinder portion 16 is integrally formed with the reel seat main body 1 in the present embodiment, the extension cylinder portion 16 may be configured separately from the reel seat main body 1.

A male screw portion 13 for a hood is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the front portion of the reel seat main body 1. A hood nut (not shown) is screwed into the hood male screw portion 13. A movable hood (not shown) is located behind the hood nut, and the movable hood can move in the front-rear direction with respect to the reel seat body 1, but cannot rotate. The movable hood has a tubular shape, and a hood portion that partially bulges outward in the radial direction is formed in the upper part of the entire circumference thereof. The hood portion of the movable hood is a portion that holds the front end portion of the reel leg, and the front end portion of the reel leg is relatively inserted into the hood portion from the rear side. The rear end of the hood nut is rotatably locked to the front end of the movable hood, and when the hood nut moves back and forth while rotating, the movable hood moves back and forth but does not rotate. .. By moving the hood nut to the rear side, the movable hood can be brought closer to the fixed hood portion 12, and the reel leg is narrowed back and forth between the movable hood and the fixed hood portion 12 to fix it. On the contrary, when the hood nut is moved to the front side, the movable hood moves away from the fixed hood portion 12 to the front side, and the double-screw reel can be removed from the fishing rod.

A trigger 14 and a grip portion 15 are formed on the lower surface of the reel seat main body 1. Both the trigger 14 and the grip portion 15 are integrally formed on the reel seat main body 1. The trigger 14 is for hooking a finger on the front side thereof, and mainly the index finger 100 and the middle finger 101 are hooked. The position of the trigger 14 may be various, but in the present embodiment, it is a position corresponding to the lower side of the fixed hood portion 12. The trigger 14 is projected downward from the lower surface of the reel seat main body 1. The dimension of the trigger 14 in the front-rear direction is smaller than the dimension in the left-right direction. That is, the trigger 14 has a shape flattened in the front-rear direction. The dimension of the trigger 14 in the front-rear direction gradually decreases from the base end portion to the tip end portion 14a. The left-right dimension of the trigger 14 gradually decreases from the base end portion to the tip end portion 14a. The trigger 14 projects diagonally forward from the lower surface of the reel seat body 1. The trigger 14 has a front surface 14b and a rear surface 14c, and both the front surface 14b and the rear surface 14c extend diagonally forward from the lower surface of the reel seat main body 1. Therefore, the tip portion 14a of the trigger 14 is located on the front side of the base end portion of the trigger 14. The front surface 14b of the trigger 14 has a protruding length that allows the finger to be held straight.

A grip portion 15 is formed to bulge downward at a position on the rear side of the trigger 14. The grip portion 15 is located on the rear side of the fixed hood portion 12, and in particular, the tip portion 14a of the grip portion 15 is located on the rear side of the fixed hood portion 12 at a predetermined distance. The grip portion 15 is continuously formed on the rear side of the trigger 14. The front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 is smoothly continuous with the base end portion of the rear surface 14c of the trigger 14. Therefore, the front end portion of the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 coincides with the base end portion of the rear surface 14c of the trigger portion 14. The front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 has an inclined surface that descends toward the rear side. The front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 is formed from the base end portion of the rear surface 14c of the trigger portion 14 to the tip end portion 15a of the grip portion 15. The inclination angle of the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 with respect to the horizontal plane gradually increases toward the rear side. Therefore, the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 is a curved surface curved upwardly convexly along the front-rear direction. Further, the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 is curved downward or forward along the left-right direction. Three fingers from the middle finger 101 to the little finger 103 can be brought into contact with the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 in a side-by-side state. Therefore, the length of the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 in the front-rear direction is such that at least three fingers from the middle finger 101 to the little finger 103 can be arranged side by side in the front-rear direction.

The dimensions of the grip portion 15 in the front-rear direction gradually decrease from the base end portion to the tip end portion 15a. The left-right dimension of the grip portion 15 gradually decreases from the base end portion to the tip end portion 15a. The dimension in the front-rear direction at the base end portion of the grip portion 15 is larger than the dimension in the left-right direction at the base end portion of the grip portion 15. The grip portion 15 is larger than the trigger 14. The front-rear dimension at the base end of the grip portion 15 is larger than the front-rear dimension at the base end portion of the trigger 14. The left-right dimension of the base end of the grip portion 15 is larger than the left-right dimension of the base end of the trigger 14. The tip portion 15a of the grip portion 15 is located below the tip portion 14a of the trigger portion 14.

As a whole, the grip portion 15 bulges diagonally rearward from the lower surface of the reel seat main body 1. The grip portion 15 has a front surface 15b and a rear surface 15c, but the length of the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 in the front-rear direction is longer than the length of the rear surface 15c of the grip portion 15 in the front-rear direction. The front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 extends diagonally rearward from the lower surface of the reel seat body 1. The rear surface 15c of the grip portion 15 extends diagonally forward from the lower surface of the reel seat body 1. However, the gradient of the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 is gentler as a whole than the gradient of the rear surface 14c. The rear surface 15c of the grip portion 15 is preferably curved rearwardly along the left-right direction.

The reel sheet main body 1 can be formed by injection molding. As the material thereof, various synthetic resins may be used, and fiber reinforced resins are preferable, and fiber reinforced resins having short fibers having a length of 1 mm or less as reinforcing fibers are particularly preferable. Further, carbon fiber is preferable as the reinforcing fiber.

The reel seat configured as described above is attached to the rod body 2 of the fishing rod. At the time of use, a double-screw reel is mounted on the upper surface of the reel seat. At the time of casting, the thumb is placed on the spool of the dual-axis reel, and the remaining four fingers are brought into contact with the lower surface of the reel seat body 1. A typical gripping state is shown in FIG. The index finger 100 is positioned on the front side of the trigger 14, and the index finger 100 is hooked on the front surface 14b of the trigger 14. The middle finger 101, ring finger 102, and little finger 103 are positioned between the trigger 14 and the tip portion 15a of the grip portion 15, and the three fingers from the middle finger 101 to the little finger 103 are brought into contact with the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15. , The grip portion 15 is gripped with those three fingers.

It is possible to cast in a state of being gripped in this way. Since the index finger 100 is hooked on the trigger 14, it can be easily cast. Further, since the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 can be firmly gripped by three fingers from the middle finger 101 to the little finger 103, accurate casting is possible. In addition, it can be gripped with a small force, and the burden on the hand is small. Since the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 is inclined downward toward the rear side, the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 is in a natural state with three fingers from the middle finger 101 to the little finger 103 with the thumb attached to the spool. Can be gripped with. The position of contact with the grip portion 15 moves downward from the center line of the rod body 2 in order from the middle finger 101 to the ring finger 102 and the little finger 103, and the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 is pressed with three fingers. It can be gripped diagonally upward toward the ball of the palm of the hand. Therefore, the wrist is in a natural state and can be easily grasped and cast.

As shown in FIG. 5, the index finger 100 and the middle finger 101 may be positioned on the front side of the trigger 14 so that the middle finger 101 may be hooked on the front surface 14b of the trigger 14. In that case, the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 is gripped by two fingers, the ring finger 102 and the little finger 103. Even with such a gripping method, the wrist is in a natural state as described above, so that the wrist can be easily gripped and cast. The gripping state may be changed between casting and non-casting. For example, at the time of reeling for winding a lure or the like, the gripping state may be different from that at the time of casting. For example, at the time of casting, the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 may be gripped with three fingers as shown in FIG. 4, and at the time of reeling, the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 may be gripped with two fingers as shown in FIG. good. When the front surface 15b of the grip portion 15 is gripped with at least the ring finger 102 and the little finger 103, the burden on the wrist is small.

In the present embodiment, the reel seat main body 1 has a symmetrical shape, but it may have an asymmetrical shape as shown in FIGS. 6 to 8, for example. The reel seat main body 1 shown in FIGS. 6 to 8 is a dedicated product for the left hand gripped by the left hand, but may be a dedicated product for the right hand gripped by the right hand. In the case of the reel seat main body 1 shown in FIGS. 6 to 8, the handle of the double-screw reel is rotated with the right hand. The reel seat main body 1 has a lateral overhanging portion 20 protruding outward only on the left side surface of the left and right side surfaces, and has a left-right asymmetrical shape depending on the presence or absence of the lateral overhanging portion 20. There is. At the time of palming, the lateral overhanging portion 20 abuts on the joint portion (MP joint) or the tag-out portion of the bases of the four fingers from the index finger 100 to the little finger 103 of the palm to support it.

Further, a support wall portion 21 may be projected upward from the rear portion of the lateral overhanging portion 20. The support wall portion 21 comes into contact with the palm during palming and supports the palm from the inside. The uppermost portion 21a of the support wall portion 21 is located on the rear side of the tip portion 14a of the trigger 14, and is located on the front side of the tip portion 15a of the grip portion 15. The support wall portion 21 preferably protrudes upward from the fixed hood portion 12.

1 Reel seat body 2 Rod body 10 Rod insertion hole 10a Center line 11 Reel leg mounting part 12 Fixed hood part 13 Male screw part for hood 14 Trigger 14a Tip part 14b Front surface 14c Rear surface 15 Grip part 15a Tip part 15b Front surface 15c Rear surface 16 Extension tube 20 Side overhang 21 Support wall 21a Top 100 Index finger 101 Middle finger 102 Ring finger 103 Little finger

Claims (6)

A reel seat that has a cylindrical reel seat body through which a rod body is inserted , and a dual-axis reel is attached to the upper surface of the reel seat body.
A trigger for hooking a finger is projected downward on the lower surface of the reel seat body, and a grip portion having a front surface inclined downward toward the rear side is provided on the rear side of the trigger. It is formed to bulge downward, and the front surface of the grip part has a length in the front-back direction that can be gripped with three fingers from the middle finger to the little finger with the index finger on the trigger .
The rod body is inserted and extends to the rear side of the grip part, and when the thumb is placed on the spool of the dual-axis reel and the index finger is hung on the trigger and the grip part is gripped with three fingers from the middle finger to the little finger, the palm of the hand. A reel seat with an extension tube that hits the top surface . The reel seat according to claim 1 , wherein the rear surface of the grip portion extends diagonally forward from the lower surface of the reel seat main body . The first or second aspect of the present invention, wherein a fixed hood portion for holding the rear end portion of the reel leg is formed on the upper surface of the reel seat main body, and the grip portion is located on the rear side of the fixed hood portion. Reel seat. The reel seat according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the front surface of the grip portion extends from the base end portion of the rear surface of the trigger toward the rear side. The reel seat according to any one of claims 1 to 4 , wherein the inclination angle of the front surface of the grip portion with respect to the horizontal plane is gradually increased toward the rear side. A fishing rod provided with the reel sheet according to any one of claims 1 to 5.

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