JP7298050B1 - fishing tackle with moving bait - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a fishing tackle that can be installed in many places in a pond or the like, and that can mainly target harmful foreign fish with artificial baits that do not eat indigenous fish. [Solution] The spherical float is hollow inside and has a weight at the bottom, so even if it floats on water and tilts, it returns to its original position after a while, and the position of the float fixed on the top of the spherical float is adjusted. A mark that also receives the force of wind and waves extends vertically upward from the spherical float, and when it tilts, the force is transmitted to the spherical float and fixed to the bottom of the spherical float. A snap-on sarkan (this invention A fishing tackle with a moving bait attached with Harris (out of scope of the present invention) and artificial bait (out of scope of the present invention). [Selection drawing] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to fishing tackle.

Fishing gear is generally carried out using a rod using a line, a float, a harp, a pseudo-hook, a bait and a fish hook. It is a fishing tackle with a moving bait that floats a float on the bottom and moves a harpoon, pseudo-hook, bait, and hook to make the fish bite the bait.

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Conventionally, there were the following drawbacks.
Fishing using conventional rods is a hobby, but the main purpose is to catch harmful foreign fish, and the problem is whether it is possible to catch more foreign fish without being constrained by time. The fishing gear of the present invention can be installed in many places in a pond, etc., and can be used to target mainly harmful exotic fish, such as frogs, which do not eat native fish. It is possible to protect juvenile sweetfish and native fish.

To achieve the above objects, the present invention provides a fishing tackle with moving bait.

In order to achieve the above purpose, the spherical float has a hollow interior and a weight at the bottom, so even if it floats on water and tilts, it will return to its original position like a okiagari float. A mark that indicates the position of the float fixed on the top, and a member that receives the force of wind and waves extends vertically upward from the spherical float, and when it tilts, the force is transmitted to the spherical float, A member fixed to the lower portion of the float extends vertically downward from the spherical float and tilts in a direction opposite to the marking so that the lure is alive. By attaching a snap-on sarkan (out of the scope of the present invention) to the hole, and attaching a Harris (out of the scope of the invention) and a lure (out of the scope of the invention), the present invention is characterized as a fishing tackle in which the bait moves.

As is clear from the above description, the present invention provides the following effects.
(1) The present invention increases the possibility of biting fish by moving the bait.
(2) A large number of tackles can be set at once by passing a rope or the like through a member (1-4) with a round hole attached to the spherical float and connecting it to the float, like longline fishing.
(3) Install floats and mooring piles on land and tie them with mooring ropes to keep them from flowing.
(4) A conventional fish hook can be baited to catch native fish.

is a front view of a fishing tackle. (Sarkan with snap (4-1), Harris (4-2), artificial bait (4-3) are not covered by the present invention) is a top down view of the float (1-1). is an image cross-sectional view when the present invention is floated on water and the part (1-4) with a round hole attached to the float and the mooring stake (7) on the ground (6) are connected with the mooring rope (8) . 3, the float is connected with a mooring pile, and the mark (2-1) indicating the position of the float tilts due to wind and waves, An image cross-sectional view that looks like the bait (4-3) is moving as it swings in the direction and is pulled by the snap-attached Sarkan (4-1) and Harris (4-2). When the wind and waves subside, the center of gravity of the float is at the bottom of the float, so it returns to the non-tilted state shown in Fig. 3, like an Okiagari Koboshi.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Code number in ( )

FIG. 3 is an image diagram of a state in which the floats are connected with mooring piles and the floats are floating in the water, and wind and waves do not affect the mark (2-1) indicating the position of the floats.

Fig. 4 shows a state in which the floats are connected with mooring piles in the same manner as in Fig. 3, and the floats are floating in the water, and the mark (2-1) indicating the position of the floats is affected by the wind and waves. , The figure mark (2-1) tilts to the right, and the lower part of the member (3-1) with a hole at the bottom for shaking the artificial bait or bait swings to the left, causing the bait to move. is.

1-1 Spherical float with the center of gravity at the bottom 1-2 Weighted part for lowering the center of gravity of the float (dotted line)
1-3 Float internal hollow part 1-4 A member with a round hole for connecting the float and the float through a hole such as a mooring rope, or for tying the mooring rope to the mooring pile of the float and the flow stop 2-1 Position of the float 2-2, which is a mark that indicates the position of the float, and also swings left and right and back and forth in response to the wind 2-2 Screws that fix the float and the mark that indicates the position of the float The mark indicating the position of the float on the top sways in the opposite direction to the direction swayed by the wind and waves.)
3-2 Holes for attaching Sarkans 3-3 Screws for fixing members for shaking artificial baits and baits 4-1 Sarkans with snaps (outside the scope of the present invention)
4-2 Harris (outside the scope of the present invention)
4-3 Artificial baits including fishhooks (outside the scope of the present invention)
4-4 Hooks and Bait (outside the scope of the present invention)
5 water surface (not covered by the present invention)
6 land (outside the scope of the present invention)
7 Mooring piles (outside the scope of the present invention)
8 Mooring rope (outside the scope of the present invention)

Claims (1)

A spherical float (1-1) with a hollow interior that returns to the original vertical position even if the sphere is tilted because of the center of gravity at the bottom;
A member (1-4) with a round hole for tying a mooring rope on the upper side of the float as an accessory part,
a member (2-1) fixed to the top of the spherical float (1-1), which serves as a mark indicating the position of the float and swings left and right and back and forth in response to the wind;
A member (3-1) having a hole at the bottom for shaking the artificial bait or bait, fixed to the bottom of the spherical float (1-1);
fishing floats including

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