JPH0117180Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a rod hanger for hanging a fishing rod.

In spatula fishing, etc., it is necessary to stare at the float and wait for it to bite, but in such cases, it is not preferable to keep supporting the rod with your hand, as it is not only tiring but also prevents you from overlooking the subtle movements of the float. That's not the point. Therefore, rod hangers are widely used to hang the rod at an appropriate angle on the edge of a ship or on the shore.

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a rod hanging device that allows the hanging angle of the rod to be changed freely with a simple operation, and whose parts do not interfere with the handling of the rod in any way. It is something.

The present invention consists of an arcuate body for hanging the rod, a fixing member that can be fixed to the edge of the ship, and a fixing screw that passes through the arcuate body and fixes it to the fixing member. At the tip, there is an insertion rod for attaching the front holder of the rod toward the front, and a base holder for the rod is provided, while the upper surface of the fixing member has a curved recess corresponding to the curved surface of the bow-shaped body. This is a rod hanger comprising a rotating plate for pulling the fixing screw in the direction of the recess, and the drawings show an embodiment thereof. In the figure, 1 is a bow-shaped body made of wood, plastic, etc., which can be shaped into a dragon or other appropriate shape as needed. Generally, about five vertical grooves 2 are formed on the lower surface of the arcuate body 1 along its length. 3
is an insertion rod provided at the tip of the arched body 1, into which a connecting tube 4 made of bamboo or the like is fitted, and a front support 6 for supporting a fishing rod 5 is fitted to the tip of the connecting tube 4. Reference numeral 7 denotes a base support on which the fishing rod 5 is placed, and a support rod 8 that passes through the front part of the bow-shaped body 1 laterally.
It is usually inserted into one end so that it can move up and down. A male thread is cut on the other end of the support rod 8, and a nut 9 is screwed into it. A fixing screw 10 has an insertion hole 11 into which the arcuate body 1 is inserted, and includes a threaded rod 12 extending downward. Numeral 13 is a fixing member made of the same material as the arcuate body 1, and the one shown is in the form of a straddling shape. A recess 14 corresponding to the curve of the lower surface of the arcuate body 1 is formed on the upper surface of the fixing member 13, and a recess 1 into which the lower part of the fixing screw 10 is fitted is formed in the center of the recess 14.
5 is bored, and a hole 16 through which the threaded rod 12 is inserted is further bored in the center thereof. 17 is usually 1 on the depression 14
The individual protrusions fit into the vertical grooves 2 of the arched body 1. Reference numeral 18 denotes a rotary plate having a female thread cut in the center, which is hollowed out horizontally through the fixing member 13 and fitted therein so as to be rotatable, and the threaded rod 12 is screwed into it from above. In conventional rod hangers, a connecting bolt was screwed in from above the bow to connect the bow and the fixing member, so the head of the bolt protruded significantly above the bow. Therefore, when gripping a fishing rod, the user's hand would hit it and get in the way, but this invention does not have this problem, so it does not get in the way at all. 19 is a fixing bolt screwed into one leg of the fixing member 13, and its tip and fixing member 13
The fixing member 13 is fixed there by inserting the rim or the like between the inner surface of the other leg and screwing the fixing bolt 19 to tighten the rim or the like.

To use the rod hanger according to the present invention, first insert the screw rod 12 of the fixing screw 10 into the hole 16,
The rotary plate 18 is rotated so that the threaded rod 12 is slightly engaged with the female screw portion of the rotary plate 18. Then, the fixing member 13 is placed astride the edge of the ship, and the fixing bolt 19 is advanced to apply strong pressure to the edge of the boat, thereby fixing the fixing member 13 there. Next, the arcuate body 1 is inserted from the tail into the insertion hole 11 of the fixing screw 10, the archiform body 1 is positioned at a desired elevation angle, and the rotating plate 18 is rotated for temporary fixation. That is, if the arched body 1 is moved forward in FIG.
Since the arcuate body 1 continues to be in sliding contact with the arcuate body 1, the arcuate body 1 will warp upward, and conversely, the archiform body 1 that is retreated will fall down. At this time, in the illustrated embodiment, the protrusion 17 fits into the longitudinal groove 2, and the arcuate body 1 does not oscillate laterally. After temporarily fixing the arcuate body 1 at an appropriate angle, insert the base holder 7 into the insertion hole of the support rod 8 from above, hold it at an appropriate height, and screw the nut 9.
Pull the support rod 8 toward the nut 9 side. Then, the base holder 7 is brought into strong contact with the side surface of the arcuate body 1, and cannot move up and down. Next, a connecting pipe 4 with a front holder 6 fitted into the tip of the insertion rod 3 of the arcuate body 1 is attached.
Attach. The preparation is thus completed, and in order to actually set the fishing rod 5 at a desired angle, the fishing rod 5 is passed between the base holder 7 and the front holder 6 and the angle is checked. When the user wants to raise the rod tip, the arcuate body 1 is moved forward with respect to the fixing screw 10, and when the user wants to lower the rod tip, the arcuate body 1 is moved backward. After setting the desired angle,
Tighten the rotating plate 18. Adjustment can also be made by loosening the nut 9 and moving the base holder 7 up and down. Furthermore, it is also possible to change the angle of the arcuate body 1 in the horizontal direction. That is, it is sufficient to loosen the rotary plate 18, rotate the arcuate body 1 together with the fixing screw 10, and tighten the rotary plate 18 again. At this time, the protrusion 17 fits into one of the longitudinal grooves to prevent the arcuate body 1 from swinging laterally.

The present invention is as described above, and has the advantage that it has a simple structure, can be securely fixed to the edge of a boat, etc., the angle of elevation of the fishing rod can be arbitrarily and easily changed, and the configuration of each part does not interfere with the operation of the fishing rod in any way. be.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a partially omitted bottom perspective view of the arcuate body, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the upper structure of the fixing member. Explanation of symbols, 1... Arcuate body, 2... Longitudinal groove, 3...
...Insertion rod, 4...Connecting pipe, 6...Front support, 7...
Original receipt, 8... support rod, 9... Natsuto, 10...
Fixing screw, 11...Insertion hole, 12...Screw rod, 1
3... Fixing member, 14... Recess, 15... Recessed portion, 16... Hole, 17... Protrusion, 18... Rotating plate, 19... Fixing bolt.

Claims (1)

[Scope of claim for utility model registration] (1) An arcuate body for hanging a rod, a fixing member that can be fixed to the edge of a ship, etc., and a fixing screw that passes through the arcuate body and fixes it to the fixing member. At the tip of the arcuate body, there is an insertion rod for attaching the front holder of the rod toward the front, and a base holder for the rod is provided. Forms a curved depression corresponding to the surface, and
A rod hanger equipped with a rotating plate for pulling the fixing screw in the direction of the recess. (2) Utility model registration claim 1, in which several vertical grooves are carved on the curved bottom surface of the arch-shaped body, and a protrusion that fits into the vertical groove is provided in the recess of the fixing member.
Pole hanger as described in section. (3) The rod hanger according to claim 1 or 2 of the utility model registration claim, in which the base support can be moved up and down.