JP7441899B2 - Fishing bait with additional sinker - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to fishing baits, and more particularly to fishing baits equipped with sinkers added to adjust functions such as weight and balance of baits for fishing cephalopods such as squid.

Cephalopods are molluscs with no spinal cord, soft bodies, and no segments that have legs attached to their heads. The cephalopods include the bluefin squid, cuttlefish, cuttlefish, giant octopus, common squid, octopus, cuttlefish, and spear squid. Cephalopod fishing is mainly carried out along the coast, such as along breakwaters, around rocky shores, and on the borders of seagrass fields. For cephalopod fishing, a fishing bait consisting of a body, a sinker, and a plane (hooking part) is used. At this time, the body usually has approximately the same shape as a fishing bait, and the plane has a plurality of hook-shaped needles radially formed so that it can be positioned behind the body and capture the cephalopod. has been done. The sinker is formed by attaching a weight body to the abdomen of the body to give weight to the egi.

On the other hand, fishing baits need to increase or decrease their buoyancy depending on the tide or wind, and for this purpose, an additional sinker is attached. Conventional additional sinkers include weight type, screw type, and head insertion type. The weight-type sinker continues to sway along with the current, making the movement of the bait unnatural and giving the cephalopods a sense of rejection. The screw type sinker requires a separate through hole and is complicated to install. Since the head insertion type sinker is inserted into the head, as in Japanese Patent No. 5,615,014, it is not compatible with being applicable to egi products of a wide variety of shapes.

Patent No. 5615014

The problem to be solved by the present invention is that by adjusting the sinking speed of the egi according to the current situation, the movement of the egi is natural, so cephalopods do not feel rejected, and a separate through hole is required. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a fishing bait with an additional sinker that is not necessary and can be applied to bait products of a wide variety of shapes.

A fishing bait with an additional sinker for solving the problems of the present invention includes a bait main body including a body and a basic sinker, an additional sinker fixed between the head portion of the body and the basic sinker, and the additional sinker. an elastic band fixed to the body and the basic sinker. At this time, the additional sinker includes an eel contact groove that is brought into close contact with the eel main body.

In the eel of the present invention, the additional sinker includes a band accommodating groove for accommodating the elastic band. The bait body having the basic sinker may be either a normal bait body used for cast fishing or a bait body used for boat fishing. The additional sinker may increase or decrease the weight of the fishing bait. The additional sinker may be made of buoyant material or metal. The elastic band is fixed on one side to the basic sinker and on the other side to the head part of the body. The additional sinker includes sinker bodies disposed on both sides of the band accommodating groove and the bait body. The sinker body may be laterally symmetrical. The edge contact groove may have a cross section of a V-shape, a U-shape, or a combination thereof. The additional sinker may have a spherical shape, a square shape, or a combination thereof.

According to the fishing bait with an additional sinker of the present invention, the movement of the bait is natural by utilizing the additional sinker that adjusts the buoyancy of the bait and by adjusting the sinking speed of the bait according to the current situation. Therefore, it is not rejected by cephalopods, does not require a separate through hole, and can be applied to egi products of a wide variety of shapes. In addition, by making the additional sinker bilaterally symmetrical, the balance of the bait can be maintained appropriately, and when placed on the bottom surface under the water surface, the left and right balance is maintained and the hook does not reach the bottom surface. , the occurrence of catching on the bottom surface is reduced, and as a result, loss of the device can be reduced.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of a fishing bait according to the present invention. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an example of an additional sinker applied to the first bait according to the present invention. FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing an example of an additional sinker applied to the second bait according to the present invention. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which the additional sinker according to the present invention is fixed. FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a fixed state of the second additional sinker according to the present invention.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail based on the accompanying drawings. The embodiments described below can be modified into various other forms, and the scope of the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described in detail below. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete, and will fully convey the scope of the invention to those skilled in the art. In the drawings, the parts are exaggerated for ease of explanation. On the other hand, locating terms such as top, bottom, front, etc. are merely relative to what is shown in the drawings. In fact, the bait can be used in any optional orientation, and in actual use the spatial orientation will vary depending on the orientation and rotation of the bait.

The embodiment of the present invention utilizes an additional sinker that adjusts the buoyancy of the egi, and also adjusts the sinking speed of the egi according to the current situation, so that the movement of the egi is natural. To provide a fishing bait that does not cause a feeling of rejection by pods, does not require a separate through hole, and is applicable to bait products of a wide variety of shapes. To this end, the fishing bait with an additional sinker will be described in detail, and the process of adjusting the weight of the bait using the additional sinker will be explained in detail. Here, the basic sinker is a weight body attached to a conventional bait, and the additional sinker is a weight body that adjusts the buoyancy of the bait. The fishing bait according to the embodiment of the present invention is applied to fishing for cephalopods, which include squid, cuttlefish, octopus, cuttlefish, squid, octopus, Japanese squid, spear squid, and the like.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of fishing baits 100 and 200 according to an embodiment of the present invention. At this time, the first bait 100 for fishing (see (a)) is a normal bait, and the second bait 200 for fishing (see (b)) is a bait for deep water. I'm taking egi for ships as an example. However, this is not a drawing in the strict sense, and there may be components that are not shown for ease of explanation.

According to FIG. 1, the first bait 100 for fishing (see (a)) is a normal bait, and the line eye 14 of the fishing tackle is located near the mouth 11a of the first bait 100. do. The fishing tackle herein refers to something needed for fishing, and is connected to the line eye 14 with a fishing line or the like. The first eel 100 includes a normal eel main body 10, a first additional sinker 20, and an elastic band 30. The first bait 100 is mainly used for cast fishing, and usually weighs about 15 g including the basic sinker 13, which is relatively lighter than the second bait 200. At this time, the above-mentioned casting fishing refers to fishing by throwing the first bait 100 to a point at once using the elasticity of the fishing rod.

The normal egi main body 10 includes a body 11, a plane 12, a basic sinker 13, and a line eye 14. The body 11 is made of wood or plastic in the shape of a fish, which is a fishing bait, and the plane 12 is located at the rear of the body 11, and has a plurality of hooked needles formed in a radial manner so as to be able to catch cephalopods. ing. The basic sinker 13 is made of a heavy body with a high density, such as a lead alloy, and contributes to the weight of the normal egg main body 10. Further, the basic sinker 13 is attached near the abdomen 11c under the head part 11b of the body 11, and takes the posture and horizontal position of the first bait 100 in the water and sinks at an appropriate speed. In this way, a natural presentation of fishing bait for cephalopods is performed.

The first additional sinker 20 is fixed to the normal eel main body 10 and can increase or decrease the buoyancy of the normal eel main body 10 in consideration of the effect of buoyancy. The first additional sinker 20 is located between the basic sinker 13 and the head portion 11b, and is tightly fixed by an elastic band 30. As the elastic band 30, a band having elasticity such as rubber or silicone is suitably employed, and one side is fixed to the basic sinker 13 side, and the other side is fixed to the head part 11b side. Since the first additional sinker 20 is fixed by the elasticity of the elastic band 30, the first additional sinker 20 is fixed in close contact between the basic sinker 13 and the head portion 11b. If the first additional sinker 20 is tightly fixed, the first additional sinker 20 is prevented from falling off due to tidal currents and external impacts.

The second bait 200 for fishing (see (b)) is a bait for boat fishing, and the horizontal center of gravity in the water is slightly different from that of a normal bait, so the line eye 44 of the fishing tackle is similar to the first bait 100. Unlike this, it is located not near the mouth 41a but at the head portion 41b of the second bait 200. The fishing tackle here is connected to the line eye 44 with a fishing line or the like. The second bait 200 includes a boat bait main body 40, a first additional sinker 20, and an elastic band 30. The boat bait main body 40 is mainly used for boat fishing, and usually weighs 25 g or more, which is relatively heavier than the first bait 100. The onboard egi main body 40 includes a body 41, a plane 42, a basic sinker 43, and a line eye 44.

The body 41 is made of wood or plastic in the shape of a fish used as fishing bait, and the planes 42 are located at the rear of the body 41 and have a plurality of hook-shaped needles formed in a radial manner so as to be able to capture cephalopods. has been done. The basic sinker 43 is made of a heavy body with a high density such as a lead alloy, and contributes to the weight of the onboard egi main body 40. Note that the basic sinker 43 is attached near the abdomen 41c under the head portion 41b of the body 41, so that a natural presentation of fishing bait for cephalopods is performed.

The first additional sinker 20 is fixed to the shipboard egi main body 40, and can increase or decrease the buoyancy of the shipboard egi main body 40 in consideration of the effect of buoyancy. The first additional sinker 20 is located between the basic sinker 43 and the head portion 41b, and is tightly fixed by the elastic band 30. As the elastic band 30, a band made of rubber or silicone is suitably adopted, and one side is fixed to the basic sinker 43 side, and the other side is fixed to the line eye 44 side of the head portion 41b. Since the first additional sinker 20 is fixed by the elasticity of the elastic band 30, the first additional sinker 20 is fixed in close contact between the basic sinker 43 and the head portion 41b. If the first additional sinker 20 is tightly fixed, the first additional sinker 20 is prevented from falling off due to tidal currents and external impacts.

On the other hand, the body 11, the plane 12, the basic sinker 13, and the line eye 14 of the normal egi main body 10 in the first egi 100 are the same as the body 41 and the plane 42 of the shipboard egi main body 40 in the second egi 200, Although there is a difference in weight, position, etc. between the basic sinker 43 and the line eye 44, their functions are substantially the same. Note that the functions of the first additional sinker 20 and the elastic band 30 fixed to the first and second baits 100 and 200 are substantially the same. Details of the first additional sinker 20 will be described later.

2 and 3 are perspective views showing examples 20a, 20b of the first additional sinker 20 applied to the first and second egi 100, 200 according to the embodiment of the present invention. At this time, please refer to FIG. 1 for the first and second eggs 100, 200.

According to FIG. 2, the first example 20a includes a first sinker main body 21, a first band accommodation groove 22, and a first edge contact groove 23. The bottom surfaces of the first band accommodation groove 22 and the first edge contact groove 23 are connected to each other, and the first sinker body 21 is disposed on both sides of the bottom surface. That is, the first sinker body 21 is preferably bilaterally symmetrical. The left-right symmetry allows the first and second baits 100 and 200 to be balanced, and when they land on the bottom of the coast, they are balanced and maintain a standing posture on the bottom. The first nail contact groove 23 has a V-shape, a U-shape, or a combination thereof, so as to match the shapes of the first and second nails 100, 200 and the basic sinkers 13, 43. or one cross section. Both sides of the first sinker body 21 are sphere-shaped, and the overall shape is approximately the same as a dumbbell.

The shape of the first additional sinker 20 presented in the embodiment of the present invention is shown by way of example, and may be a spherical shape, a square shape, or a combination thereof, such as a spherical shape, a square shape, a heart shape, etc. It can be realized in a wide variety of shapes, such as a curved shape. Note that the first additional sinker 20 may have a different weight depending on the size and shape of the first and second baits 100, 200 to which it is applied, and the size and shape of the basic sinkers 13, 43.

According to FIG. 3, the second example 20b includes a second sinker main body 25, a second band accommodation groove 26, and a second edge contact groove 27. The bottom surfaces of the second band accommodation groove 26 and the second edge contact groove 27 are connected to each other, and the second sinker body 25 is disposed on both sides of the bottom surface. That is, the second sinker main body 25 is laterally symmetrical. The left-right symmetry allows the first and second baits 100 and 200 to be balanced, and when they land on the bottom of the coast, they are balanced and maintain a standing posture on the bottom. The second nail contact groove 27 has a V-shape, a U-shape, or a combination thereof to match the shapes of the first and second nails 100, 200 and the basic sinkers 13, 43. or one cross section. The second sinker main body 25 has almost the same shape as a heart when viewed as a whole.

Here, the first additional sinker 20 presents a first example 20a that has almost the same shape as a dumbbell and a second example 20b that has almost the same shape as a heart. Various modifications can be made within the scope of the present invention. Optionally, bilateral symmetry is preferred. The first sinker main body 21, first band accommodation groove 22, and first edge contact groove 23 in the first example 20a are the same as the second sinker main body 25, second band accommodation groove 26 in the second example 20b. Although there is a difference in weight, position, shape, etc. from the second edge contact groove 27, their functions are substantially the same. On the other hand, the first additional sinker 20 can increase or decrease the weight of the first and second baits 100 and 200. For example, when considering buoyancy, if the first additional sinker 20 is made of a material with a high density such as a lead alloy, the weight will increase and the buoyancy will decrease; ), the buoyancy increases.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a fixed state of the first additional sinker 20 according to the embodiment of the present invention. At this time, although the first bait 100 is cited as an example of a fishing bait, it is applicable to most fishing bait products having a basic sinker.

According to FIG. 4, the first additional sinker 20 is in close contact with the abdomen 11c of the first eel 100 through the first eel contact groove 23, and the elastic band 30 is in close contact with the first band of the first additional sinker 20. It is accommodated in the accommodation groove 22. One side of the elastic band 30 housed in the first band accommodation groove 22 is fixed to the basic sinker 13, and the other side is fixed to the head portion 11b of the first forge 100 through the line eye 14. At this time, the elastic band 30 may be bonded to the first band accommodation groove 22 or may not be bonded. In the bonded elastic band 30, the center portion of the elastic band 30 may be bonded to the first band accommodating groove 22, and both sides may be shifted to the outside of the first band accommodating groove 22.

Since the first additional sinker 20 of the fishing bait 100, 200 in the present invention is closely attached to the basic sinker 13, the influence on the balance of the fishing bait 100, 200 can be suppressed as much as possible. Since the first additional sinker 20 has a simpler shape than a conventional head-insertion type sinker, it can be appropriately applied to various current and wind conditions by varying the size and weight.

On the other hand, in conventional casting fishing, if the squid are sensitive, it is necessary to entice the egi by settling it very gradually. In this case, shallow or super shallow eggs are used, which have a lower settling rate than basic eggs. In the fishing baits 100 and 200 of the present invention, when the first additional sinker 20 is made of a buoyant material with buoyancy, the sinking speed of the basic bait is further lowered to perform the same function as the shallow or super shallow bait. It is highly economical because it can be easily modified and used depending on the situation.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a fixed state of the second additional sinker 50 according to the embodiment of the present invention. At this time, although the first bait 100 is cited as an example of a fishing bait, it is applicable to most fishing bait products having a basic sinker.

According to FIG. 5, the second additional sinker 50 is tightly attached to the abdomen 11c by an X-shaped band 52. One side of the X-shaped band 52 is fixed to the basic sinker 13, and the other side is fixed to the head portion 11b of the first bait 100 through the line eye 14. At this time, unlike the first and second egi 100, 200, the third sinker main body 51 may not have the first and first band accommodating grooves 22, 26 as shown in the drawings. .

The X-shaped band 52 is a type of elastic band 30 made of elasticity such as rubber or silicone, similarly to the first and second nails 100 and 200. At this time, the X-shaped band 52 has a shape in which the elastic bands 30 intersect, and is also called a crossed elastic band. Examples of the cross elastic band include an X-shaped band, a Y-shaped band, and the like, and here, the X-shaped band 52 is taken as an example. When the X-shaped band 52 is applied, unlike the elastic band 30, it does not need to be fixed to the first and second band accommodating grooves 22 and 26, so the first and second band accommodating grooves 22 and 26 are I can't ask for it. However, grooves similar to the first and first band receiving grooves 22 and 26 may be present for more stable coupling.

As mentioned above, the present invention has been described in detail by citing preferred embodiments, but the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments. Various modifications can be made by those having ordinary skill in the art.

100,200 First and second fishing egi 10 Normal egi body 11,41 Body 12,42 Planer 13,43 Basic sinker 14,44 Line eye 20,50 First and second additional sinker 21,25,51 First to third sinker bodies 22, 26 First and second band housing grooves 23, 27 First and second edge contact grooves 30 Elastic band 52 X-shaped band

Claims (7)

An egi body including a body and a basic sinker,
an additional sinker fixed between the head portion of the body and the basic sinker;
an elastic band that secures the additional sinker to the body and the basic sinker;
Equipped with
The additional sinker includes an eel contact groove that is in close contact with the eel main body ,
A fishing bait with an additional sinker, characterized in that the additional sinker increases or decreases the buoyancy of the fishing bait using a buoyant material or metal, taking into account the effect of buoyancy . 2. The fishing bait with an additional sinker according to claim 1, wherein the additional sinker includes a band accommodating groove for accommodating the elastic band. The fishing bait with an additional sinker according to claim 1, wherein the bait main body is either a normal bait main body used for cast fishing or a boat bait main body used for boat fishing. The bait for fishing with an additional sinker according to claim 1, wherein the elastic band has one side fixed to the basic sinker and the other side fixed to the head part of the body. The fishing bait with an additional sinker according to claim 2 , wherein the additional sinker includes sinker bodies arranged on both sides of the band accommodation groove and the bait body. The bait for fishing with an additional sinker according to claim 1, wherein the bait adhesion groove has a cross section of one of a V-shape, a U-shape, or a combination thereof. The fishing lure with an additional sinker according to claim 1, wherein the additional sinker has a spherical shape, a square shape, or a combination thereof.