JPH0117173Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a fishing rod guide ring.

A fishing rod line guide ring consists of a threading ring and a supporting leg that supports the threading ring and has a mounting foot for fixing it to the fishing rod.
As shown in FIG. 1, the thread is unwound from the spinning reel 1 and passes through the threading ring while waving in a spiral manner. Therefore, in order to extend the flight distance of the weight part, it is important to let out the thread without being disturbed by the fishing rod 2 or the thread guiding ring 3 part.

From these points of view, conventional thread guiding rings have been fixed to fishing rods by making the diameter of the threading ring as large as possible and by making the support leg as far away from the threading ring as possible. However, as a result, the line tends to hit the fishing rod 2, which disturbs the flow of the line and prevents it from flying far, and the line becomes more likely to get entangled in the threading ring. In addition, in the case of connecting rods, when they are piled up and closed, the rod comes into contact with the thread guide ring that bulges outward, making it bulky.
There were problems such as deformation of the thread guide ring.

Furthermore, conventional thread guiding rings were constructed by forming the threading ring and the supporting leg separately and brazing them together, which required a lot of time and effort and increased product costs. In addition to being taller, the brazed part became a weak point, and when it came into contact with a rocky area, the threading ring would bend from the brazed part.

The present invention eliminates the drawbacks of the above-mentioned conventional technology, and makes it possible to extend the flying distance by smoothing out the line when casting.The present invention also makes it possible to make the rod less bulky and sturdy when putting it away, making it extremely easy to work with. The purpose is to provide a good thread guide ring.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3.

FIG. 2 shows the structure of a fishing rod guide ring 3 according to an embodiment of the present invention, in which a is a perspective view, b is a front view, and c is a side view.

In the figure, 3a is the threading ring, and 3b is the threading ring 3.
3c shows the mounting legs for attaching to a fishing rod.

Each part is formed by integrally punching out a single metal plate, from the mounting foot 3c to the threading ring 3.
By raising a almost vertically, as shown in c of the same figure, the threading ring part 3a and the mounting foot part 3 are separated when viewed from the side.
The supporting legs 3b on both sides connecting with c are formed in a curved shape. In addition, when punching out a metal plate, by punching out the supporting legs 3b on both sides in a V-shape, when the threading ring part 3a is raised from the mounting foot 3c, the supporting legs 3b on both sides are cut out as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG.
It is formed into a curved shape so that it narrows down toward.

By configuring the thread guide ring 3 in this manner, during casting, the thread let out from the spinning reel passes through the thread guide ring 3 as if being scooped up. That is, by actively using the support legs 3b on both sides to always guide the guide thread toward the center of the threading ring 3a, the flow of the guide thread is eliminated and the flying distance can be greatly extended. . At the same time, it is possible to avoid a conventional problem in which the guide line gets caught on the support leg and breaks.

Further, as described above, this thread guide ring 3 is made by punching out a metal plate, and the support leg connecting the mounting foot and threading ring portion is curved when viewed from the side, so that the support leg has bending property (spring property). Therefore, unless the line guiding ring 3 having such a structure is attached to the fishing rod, when the rod is held backward and a weight is thrown in, the strong pressing force on the fishing line due to the weight acting on the threading ring 3a located above the rod will be ,
By uniformly crushing the curved support leg 3b, the fishing line applies a stable pressing force in the direction of the rod. Therefore, no force that deviates from the direction of the rod is applied to the threading ring 3a, and no acting force that would rotate the thread guide ring toward the bottom of the rod is generated, so there is no possibility of twisting the rod. . This eliminates problems such as the rod twisting when preparing to throw and making it difficult to perform subsequent operations.

If the threading ring portions 3a remain in their original tall posture, the force acting on each threading ring portion 3a will not necessarily coincide with the direction of the rod, and the rod will There will be things that work out of direction. This kind of deviated force ends up in the thread guide ring 3.
This creates a force that rotates the weight toward the bottom of the rod, which causes problems such as twisting of the rod and unstable throwing of the weight, making it impossible to throw the weight far.However, the present invention eliminates all such problems. resolved. At the time of casting, the line guide ring 3 returns to its original tall position due to the bending properties of the supporting legs 36, so the distance between the fishing line and the rod is increased, and there is no fear that the line will hit the rod, and the line will not be fed out. It can be done smoothly.

Next, the threading ring part 3a and the mounting foot 3c are provided on the extension line of the curved support leg, and these three parts are continuously connected, and there are no discontinuous parts such as corners. , Even if the guiding ring is repeatedly bent due to frequent throwing, even if the bending is repeated strongly in only one place, the bending will be strong in only one place and it will break quickly from there. No problems occur and it can withstand long-term use.

Further, as described above, this thread guiding ring 3 can be formed by simply punching out a metal plate and raising the threading ring part 3a from the mounting foot part 3c in the direction of the threading ring part 3a on the surface of both supporting legs 3b. As a result, the curved shape that narrows down can be easily formed, so that the conventional work of brazing the threading ring part 3a and the handle attachment part 3c can be omitted, and the work of curving the supporting legs 3b on both sides can also be easily done. Workability is extremely improved.

In addition, in this way, the both side supporting legs 3b of the thread guiding ring are
By forming the fishing rod into a shape that is curved inward, even when the fishing rod is folded and put away, the fishing rod 2 can fit into the curved part and be put away without being bulky, as shown in Fig. 3, for example. .

As described above, according to the present invention, the threading ring and the supporting leg are integrally punched out of a single metal plate, and the threading ring is raised almost perpendicularly from the mounting foot to form the thread guiding ring. This eliminates the need for brazing, etc., making the work extremely easy and at the same time making it more robust. In addition, since the shape of the supporting leg is curved when viewed from the side, the supporting leg has a bending property, improving stability when throwing overlapped balls, and the shape of the supporting leg is V-shaped, which curves inward when viewed from the front. Since the reel is shaped like this, the thread can be smoothly reeled out from the spinning reel, and the flight distance of the weight can be greatly extended. Furthermore, a fishing rod guide ring that can be stored compactly when the fishing rod is folded and stored, has good workability, is sturdy, and has a smart appearance can be obtained.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing the state when the line is paid out from the spinning reel, Fig. 2 is a diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention, where a is a perspective view, b is a front view, and c is a side view. Figures 3 and 3 are explanatory diagrams of the state in which the fishing rod with the thread guiding ring according to the present invention is stored. 1...spinning reel, 2...fishing rod, 3...
Thread guide ring, 3a...Threading ring part, 3b...Both side support legs, 3c...Mounting foot part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A thread guiding ring for a fishing rod, which is composed of a threading ring and two supporting legs that support the threading ring, and which fixes one mounting leg formed at the tip of the supporting leg to a fishing rod,
The threading ring and the supporting leg are integrally punched out of a single metal plate, and the supporting leg is curved to raise the threading ring almost perpendicularly to the mounting foot, thereby making it possible to thread the thread when viewed from the side. A curved supporting leg is formed between the ring portion and the mounting foot, each of the supporting legs is curved inward when viewed from the front, and the threading ring portion and the mounting foot are provided on an extension line of the supporting leg. Features a fishing rod guide ring.