JPH0240292B2 - FUKASETSURIHOHOOYOBIFUKASETSURYOTSURIGU - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a float fishing method and fishing equipment for float fishing, which enable cast fishing using a spinning top.

(Background of the Invention) Fukase fishing, in which a fishing hook with bait is moved along with the flow of water without adding any weight to the fishing line, has been known for some time. According to this fishing method, since no weight is attached to the fishing line, it does not arouse the fish's wariness and the fish bite is very good. However, in this case, the hook does not sink deeply into the water, so it can only be used for fishing in shallow areas, and it was thought that it was impossible to fish for sharks in deep waters or by casting.

On the other hand, there is a fishing method that allows fishing similar to float fishing in the deep sea using a small fish, called makikobo fishing. This involves placing a Komase on a piece of roof tile or the like, wrapping bait and a fishing line with a hook around it, and dropping it into the water. The pieces of the roof tile rotate as if unwrapping a fishing line, sinking deeper into the water as they are removed from the water, and finally the roof tile falls to the bottom of the water. However, with this type of fishing, it is not possible to cast the fish, and it is not possible to sink the hook to the desired depth at a point far from the shore. Furthermore, while the tile fragments are sinking, the Komase is constantly being removed, which not only results in a large amount of wasted Komase, but also the problem of not being able to collect the Komase effectively at the desired depth point. Ta.

(Object of the Invention) The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and it is possible to cast fishing at a point far from the shore or a point at a desired depth, and at this time, it is possible to cast fishing at a point far from the shore or at a point at a desired depth. The first object of the present invention is to provide a shark fishing method that allows shark fishing by always positioning a fishing rod and a fishhook at the same place without causing problems.

Furthermore, a second object of the present invention is to provide a fishing tackle for shark fishing that can be directly used in carrying out this shark fishing method.

(Structure of the Invention) In order to achieve these objects, the present invention stores a fishing hook with fishing bait and a spinning basket in a fishing basket connected to a collection line, and inserts them together with a float.
The top basket is opened at a predetermined depth.

That is, the first purpose is to attach a float to a fishing line that has a fishing hook with a bait attached to the tip, and to attach a top basket and a weight that can be freely opened and closed to the recovery line. The top basket and weight are engaged with the float and then thrown into the water, and the buoyancy of the float causes the top basket and the weight to separate from the float, and when the top basket and the weight have sunk a predetermined amount, the top basket is opened, and the top and the fishhook are removed. This is achieved by a shark fishing method characterized by releasing a small shark into the water, fishing for sharks using a fishing line, and collecting the top bait and weight using a recovery line.

Furthermore, the second purpose is to provide a fishing line with a fishing hook attached to the tip and slidably inserted into a float, and a fishing line that is attached to the fishing line and engages with the float to allow fishing from the float. a stopper that regulates the amount of the fishing line to be fed out; a weighted fishing basket that accommodates the fishing hook and fishing line and can be connected to the float by pulling the fishing line toward the float; and a collection device connected to the fishing basket. The fishing line is attached to the fishing line and always restricts the opening movement of the top basket, and when the top basket sinks a predetermined amount into the water, the tension of the fishing line generated by the buoyancy of the float and the weight of the top basket allows it to separate from the top basket and prevent the top basket from opening. The top basket and the float are thrown into the water as one body using the fishing line, and the top basket is separated from the float by its own weight and sinks, and the stopper engages with the float. This is achieved by a fishing tackle for float fishing, which is characterized in that the locking member is disengaged from the top basket and opened to release the fishhook and the top basket into the water.

The present invention will be explained in detail below with reference to the illustrated embodiments.

(Embodiment) Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the fishing gear according to the present invention, Fig. 2 is a sectional view thereof, Fig. 3 is a conceptual diagram of its use, and Fig. 4 is a conceptual diagram of its operation.

In these figures, reference numeral 10 denotes a fishing gear according to the present invention, which includes a float 12, a fishing rod 14, and the like. The float 12 is formed into a substantially cylindrical shape, and a through hole 18 is formed along its central axis, and a recess 20 with an enlarged diameter is formed at the lower end of this through hole 18. 22 is a fishing line, which is let out from a reel 26 provided on a fishing rod 24. The fishing line 22 is slidably inserted into the through hole 18 of the float 22, and has a fishhook 28 attached to its tip. A stopper 30 located between the float 12 and the fishing rod 24 is attached to the fishing line 22. This stopper 30 is a bead 30 located between a metal fitting 30a fixed to the fishing line 22 and the float 12.
b, and the beads 30b abut against the upper opening edge of the through hole 28.

The top basket 14 has a pair of half bodies 14a and 14b that are approximately bullet-shaped and open and close using the bottom as a fulcrum,
A weight 32 is attached to the bottom of each of these halves 14a and 14b,
32 are embedded in one piece. These halves 14
a, 14b are always biased in the open direction by a spring 34 compressed between both weights 32, 32.
A U-shaped locking member 36 is attached to the fishing line 22 as shown in FIGS. Enter, Komasecago 14
It has become possible to regulate the opening and movement of

A pair of inverted L-shaped spring members 38, 38 are provided on the top of the top basket 14 to protrude upward. The spring members 38, 38 together with a cup-shaped metal fitting 40 fixed to the fishing line 22 form a coupling device 42. That is, the spring member 38 is inserted into the recess 20 of the float 12 with the metal fitting 40 sandwiched between the spring members 38 and the bent portion of the upper part engaged with the upper edge of the metal fitting 40, and when the fishing line 22 is pulled in the direction of the fishing rod 24, the fishing rod is released. 14 is connected to float 12. Further, the tip of a collection line 44 is connected to the top basket 14, and the collection line 44 is let out from a reel 48 of a collection rod 46.

Next, how to use this embodiment will be explained.

As shown in FIG. 2, the fishing hook 28 with the fishing bait 50 attached and the top 52 are placed in the top basket 14, and the top basket 14 is connected to the float 12 via the connector 42.
and assemble the fishing gear 10. At this time, the stopper 30 is positioned so that the length up to the fishhook 28 is equal to the desired water depth. Also metal fittings 4
The fishing line 22 below 0 is the Komasekago 14.
The locking member 36 is wrapped around the outer circumference of the half body 14.
a, 14b are fitted so as to fix them in the closed position.

This fishing gear 10 is thrown into a desired fishing point using a fishing rod 24 (see FIGS. 3 and 4A). At this time, the reel 48 of the collection rod 46 is left free.

The connecting tool 42 of the fishing gear 10 that has landed on the water is separated by the buoyancy of the float 12 and the weight of the weight 44. Therefore, the top basket 14 separates from the float 12 (first
Figure B, Figure 4B). The spring members 38, 38 that escaped from the recess 20 of the float 12 are opened and the metal fitting 40 is opened.
come off from As a result, the top basket 14 falls under its own weight, and at this time, the fishing line 22 wound around the top basket 14 extends toward the bottom of the water. When the wound fishing line 22 is extended and the fishing basket 14 reaches a predetermined depth, tension is applied to the fishing line 22 due to the buoyancy of the float 12 and the weight of the weight 32 and the like. Due to this tension, the locking member 36 escapes from the top secondary basket 14, and the top secondary basket 14 is released from the spring 4.
Opened by 8. Therefore, the top 52, fishing bait 50, and fishhook 28 housed inside are released into the water (FIG. 1C, FIG. 4C). While float fishing is carried out using the thus released top 52 and fishing bait 50, the bottom fishing basket 14 is recovered by the recovery line 44.

As a result, the fishing rod 52 and the fishing bait 50 can always be put in the same place, so that fish can be collected efficiently and fishing results can be improved. In particular, extra devices such as weights and top baskets are not provided on the fishing line 22, and these are collected separately.
The movement of the bait 2 and the fishing bait 50 in the water is not regulated and they float along with the underwater current, making it less likely that fish will be alarmed.

Furthermore, even live bait that is easily damaged by conventional fishing methods can be fed to a desired depth point without being damaged by storing it in the top basket 14. Furthermore, there is no chance that the bait or bait will fall when casting. Of course, the collected Komasecago can be reused.

5 and 6 are a perspective view and a sectional view of another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 7 is an exploded perspective view of the connector 42A.

The connector 42A in this embodiment includes a protrusion 38A projecting from the top of the fishing basket 14A and a metal fitting 40A attached to the fishing line 22. An engagement recess 60 is formed in the protrusion 38A, while a protrusion 62 that engages with the recess 60 is formed in the metal fitting 40A. The metal fitting 40A is provided with a weak leaf spring 64 that sandwiches the protrusion 38A with the convex portion 62. This leaf spring 64 is attached to the metal fitting 40A.
It has the effect of smoothing the movement when the float 12 is attached to and removed from the recess 20 of the float 12.

The method of use of this embodiment and the other symbols in FIGS. 5, 6, and 7 are the same as in the previous embodiment, so a description thereof will be omitted.

In these embodiments, the weight 32 is
Although it is integrated with (14A), it is not necessarily necessary to integrate the weight 32, and it goes without saying that the weight 32 may be attached as a separate body to the recovery line 44 near the top basket. In these embodiments, the weight 32 and the top basket 14 (14A) are integrated, so that the mechanism is simple and the workability during operation is improved. The frame basket itself may be made heavy and serve as a weight.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, the first invention stores a fishing rod, fishing bait, and a hook in a fishing basket connected to a collection line, and casts the fishing basket by integrating the fishing basket with a float, and lifts the fishing basket at a predetermined depth. Since it is made to open, it is possible to perform shark fishing by always positioning the bait and bait at the same location at the desired depth. Also, Komase will not be abolished needlessly.

According to the second aspect of the invention, a fishing tackle for shark fishing used in this shark fishing method is obtained.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the fishing tackle for float fishing according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view thereof, FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram of its use, and FIG. 4 is a conceptual diagram of its operation. 5 and 6 are perspective views and sectional views of other embodiments of the fishing gear for shark fishing according to the present invention, and FIG.
The figure is an exploded view of the connector. 10... Fishing gear, 12... Float, 14, 14A
...Komasekago, 22...Fishing line, 28...
Fishhook, 32... Weight, 36... Locking member, 44...
...Retrieval line, 50...Fishing bait, 52...Komase.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A float is attached to a fishing line having a fishhook with bait attached to the tip, and a top basket and a weight that can be opened and closed are attached to the recovery line, and after storing the fishhook and the top in the top basket, The top basket and weight are engaged with the float and then thrown into the water, and the buoyancy of the float causes the top basket and the weight to separate from the float, and when the top basket and the weight have sunk a predetermined amount, the top basket is opened, and the top and the fishhook are removed. This method of fishing for sharks is characterized by releasing the bait into the water, fishing for sharks with a fishing line, and collecting the bait and weight with a recovery line. 2. A fishing line with a fishing hook attached to the tip and slidably inserted into a float, and a fishing line that is attached to the fishing line and engages with the float to control the amount of the fishing line drawn out from the float. a stopper, a weighted top basket that accommodates the fishing hook and the top and can be connected to the float by pulling the fishing line toward the float, a recovery line connected to the top basket; A locking member that is attached to the fishing line and normally restricts the opening movement of the fishing basket, but when the fishing basket sinks a predetermined amount into the water, it separates from the fishing basket due to the buoyancy of the float and the tension of the fishing line generated by the weight of the fishing basket, allowing the fishing basket to open. The top basket and the float are thrown into the water together using the fishing line, and the top basket is separated from the float and sinks due to its own weight, and the stopper engages with the float to release the locking member. This fishing equipment for float fishing is characterized by detaching from a top basket and opening it to release a fishhook and a top basket into the water.