JPH0242131Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to an artificial bait hook for fishing, and more particularly to an improvement of an artificial bait hook with a lip, a so-called lure.

<Prior art> Generally, when fishing with an artificial bait hook in which the bait body is shaped like a small fish, the artificial bait hook itself is run underwater (seawater), etc., and the artificial bait hook itself is set in the shape of a small fish. It is disguised as live bait to attract fish. Therefore, in the past, a lip was attached to the front end of the abdomen of the lure formed in the shape of a small fish, more specifically, to the abdomen located approximately directly below the gills. The swimming layer, that is, the running of the artificial bait hook, was changed to make the motion of small fish swimming, and the artificial bait hook itself was made to look like live bait for small fish, in order to attract fish.

However, as a practical matter, visual features such as changing the movement of the bait hook to mimic the movement of small fish are not enough in order to mislead the bait hook into being a live bait for small fish and induce the fish to bite. . Therefore, the effect of attracting fish was low, and furthermore, it was not sufficient to give the fish the impression that it was live bait for small fish.

<Problem to be solved by the invention> The problem to be solved by the invention is to change the running of the artificial bait hook to make it look like live bait for small fish.In addition to the visual function, it has an auditory function by generating sound. To provide an artificial bait hook capable of attracting fish with sound and enticing them to bite.

<Means for solving the problem> The technical means taken by the present invention to solve the above problem is to provide a passage from the abdomen near the lip to the back at the rear of the lip attached to the front end of the abdomen of the bait. This is due to the fact that the water hole was drilled through in a backward sloping manner.

The shape of the lure may be either a lure shaped like a small fish or a lure shaped like a small natural animal, such as a small mouse.

<Function> In this invention, when the bait hook is pulled and run underwater, the flow of water that passes along the abdomen of the lure collides with the lip at the front end of the abdomen, and the rear part of the lip passes through the lip. On the other hand, the laminar flow that passes along the back of the prey with a constant fluid pressure, and these discontinuous flows cause the abdomen of the prey to flow through the water passage hole provided in a backward sloping shape. This generates a suction force that causes the water to be sucked into the back side and pass through, and the suction force generates a flowing sound when the water passes through the water hole, and the water sucked into the water hole is sucked into the water hole, i.e. The air contained in the water that comes out together with the water when it escapes from the back opening of the bait lure becomes bubbles, and the sound generated by the bubbles also attracts fish.

<Example> An example of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.
The bait object A has _a well-known structure except for the bait object a ₁ which is formed in the shape of a small fish.
At the rear of the lip A ₂ attached to the front end of the abdomen 1 of the patient, a water passage hole 3 is opened in a backward inclined manner from the abdomen ₁ near the lip A 2 toward the back 2.

The bait a ₁ is made of a transparent hard synthetic resin material or the like in the shape of a solid or thin hollow small fish, and its surface is decorated with scales or other patterns or colors. A water hole 3 is provided toward the back 2.

The water passage hole 3 is connected to the water by pulling the artificial bait hook A into the water (under the sea).
This is to make the sound of flowing water and the sound of bubbles being generated by passing through the water when the bait needle _A is run. The flow of water passing through the abdomen 1 collides with the lip A ₂ near the front edge of the abdomen ₁ , and the lip _{A 2 is} separated as a boundary. The water that has been changed direction and separated from the abdomen 1 passes over the lip A ₂ and passes behind the lip A ₂ from the protruding lower edge of the lip A ₂ and returns to the laminar flow state along the abdomen 1 again within the turbulence phenomenon occurrence region section L The incision is made in a backward sloping manner at a desired inclination angle toward the back 2 where water flows laminarly from the abdomen 1 at a constant fluid pressure.

In addition, in the figure, the artificial bait formed in a solid shape is
The water passage hole 3 is provided by directly penetrating through the bait A ₁ , but when providing the water passage hole 3 on the hollow bait A ₁ , a separately molded resin hollow pipe is used. It is installed and built-in in a penetrating manner from the abdomen 1 toward the back 2.

Therefore, when the artificial bait hook A runs underwater (in the sea), it has a well-known visual function that changes when the water passing along the abdomen 1 of the artificial bait A ₁ collides with the lip A ₂ . In addition to attracting fish, it also attracts fish.
a ₂ Turbulent flow phenomenon occurring in the rear abdomen 1 region L,
On the other hand, the laminar flow passes along the back 2 of the prey a ₂ with a constant fluid pressure, and due to these discontinuous flows, water flows into the water passage hole 3 from the turbulent flow region L of the abdomen 1 to the back 2 laminar flow side. Generates a suction force that gets sucked in and passes through,
Due to the generation of suction force, the flow sound generated when water passes through the water hole 3 and the air in the water that is sucked into the water hole 3 together with the water becomes bubbles, and the opening on the back 2 side of the water hole 3 is generated. The bait hook A has an auditory function that attracts fish with the sound of the bubbles generated when it escapes from the hook, and the well-known movement and sound generation of the bait hook A gives the impression of live bait for small fish, attracting the fish's interest even more. This is designed to attract fish and attract fish.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the water passage hole 3 provided in the lure a ₁ can be used to provide light at night by detachably attaching a desired light emitting body 4, such as a chemical light or a light emitting diode. The effect of attracting fish can be achieved by In addition, the water passage holes 3 are provided at several locations within the turbulent flow phenomenon generation area L of the abdomen ₁ of the bait object A 1 and within the protruding width of the lip A ₂ to eliminate water flow sound and bubble generation sound. It can be generated even between holes 3 and 2, attracting fish from a distance, and lip a ₂
Although the function is similar to that, it is also possible to give more variation to the movement of the bait object A. Note that _a3 in the figure is a well-known needle attached to the bait _a1 .

<Effects of the invention> As described above, the bait hook of the present invention has a water passage hole drilled backwards from the abdomen near the lip toward the back at the rear of the lip attached to the front end of the abdomen of the lure. In addition to the visual function of the lip, the sound of flowing water being sucked from the abdomen to the back side of the bait through the water hole, and the air in the water that is sucked in with the water can be heard through the back side opening of the water hole. It has an auditory function due to the sound produced by the bubbles when it escapes from the shell, and the movement and sound can attract fish and entice them to eat. Therefore, the fish-attracting effect can be improved by making the bait hook look more like live bait for small fish.

Thus, the intended purpose can be achieved.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the artificial bait hook of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a front view showing a main part with a cutaway section, and FIG. 2 is a front view showing an example of another usage mode with a part cut away. In addition, in the figure, A... artificial bait needle, a ₁ ... artificial bait object, a ₂ ...
...Lip, 1...Abdomen of the bait, 2...Back of the bait, 3...Water hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An artificial bait needle which is formed by opening a water hole in a backward inclined manner from the abdomen near the lip to the back at the rear of the lip attached to the front end of the abdomen of the bait object.