JPH0323091Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a fishing tool, and more particularly, to a fishing tool for firmly holding and easily disposing of a fish or the like when caught.

[Conventional technology]

Fishing is known to have a worldwide fan base as a good way to spend leisure time. However, until now, in order to go fishing on land or in the sea, the only way to do so is to immediately grab the fish you caught with one hand and then take out the hook with the other hand to process or cook it. . This not only leaves your hands dirty with a fishy odor, but it also has the disadvantage that it is difficult to catch a desperately struggling fish, which often causes fish to miss or get stung by hooks.

[Problems that this invention attempts to solve]

In view of the above, the present invention aims to provide a fishing tool that can eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks. Namely, the present invention aims to provide a fishing tool that can easily handle caught fish by firmly holding the fish. The purpose is to provide fishing equipment.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a first lever and a second lever, each of which has a front half curved inwardly in an arc shape, so that the first lever and the second lever can be rotated relative to each other by operating the rear half. The levers are pivotally connected in a crossed manner, and the first lever has an elongated hole formed in the front half of the first lever in the longitudinal direction through which the first half of the second lever can move forward and backward during rotational movement. .

[Effect]

The fishing tool configured as described above uses the first lever and the second lever, each having an arc-shaped front half, to not only pinch a fish with the front half while rotating the second half. When rotating, the first half of the second lever can advance through the elongated hole of the first lever, and depending on the size of the fish, it is held between the first and second levers. Since you can adjust the spacing, it doesn't matter how big or small the fish is, and you can hold it firmly even if you struggle. This makes it easier to remove the hook and cook the fish.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the fishing tool of the present invention. As shown in the figure, the fishing tool of the present invention mainly consists of a first lever 10 and a second lever 20.
Both the first lever 10 and the second lever have their respective front half portions 11 and 21 curved inwardly toward each other in an arc shape. The front half 11 of the first lever 10 has an elongated hole 13 formed along its longitudinally curved surface.
Further, the first lever 10 and the second lever 20 have a rivet 30 at an intermediate portion between the rear half of each, so that the front half 21 of the second lever 20 advances and retreats through the elongated hole 13 of the first lever 10. They are cross-pivoted so that they can rotate freely. That is, the second
The straight distance between the front end of the lever 20 and the rivet 30 is made slightly shorter than not only the front end of the first lever 10 but also the front end of the elongated hole 13. In this way, depending on the size of the fish, the first lever 1
Since the distance between the first lever 20 and the front half 11, 21 of the first lever 20 can be adjusted, the fish can be held regardless of its size.

Further, as shown in the drawing, the present invention has a first lever 1.
0 and the second lever 20 are provided with jagged continuous tooth profiles 15, 25 on the substantially opposing surfaces of the front half portions 11, 21 of the second lever 20.
With this, you can grip the fish even more firmly (see also Figure 3). Incidentally, as shown in FIG. 2, the scales of fish can also be peeled off using the portions having such continuous tooth shapes 15, 25.

Referring again to FIG. 1, the first lever 10
and the second lever 20 have a U-shaped groove cross section (groove section) in which the opening sides of the front half parts 11 and 21 face each other.
12 and 22, and the inside of the groove is used to house a biasing spring 40 attached to the rivet 30 so as to keep the first lever 10 and the second lever 20 in the normally open state. You can also do that.

Further, the grooves 12 and 22 can also be used to accommodate other accessories. For example, as shown in the figure, this embodiment has a design that accommodates a fishhook remover 50 with a blade. As shown in the figure, the fishhook remover 50 with a blade includes a rod portion 51 having a head in which a V-shaped notch 511 for removing the fishhook is formed, and is fixed to the end of the rod portion 51, and is fixed to the second lever. It consists of a sheath part 52 curved to correspond to the arc shape of the front end of the sheath part 52, and a blade part 53 that is attached to the distal end of the sheath part 52 so as to be freely advanced and rotatable, and can be accommodated therein. A small notch 512 is also formed on the upper surface of the rod portion 51, and a pointed portion 521 is formed at the distal end of the sheath portion 52.

Furthermore, with reference to FIG.
6 and 27 are formed, and one end 41 of the biasing spring 40 within the groove is formed into a loop shape. By doing so, the above-mentioned fishhook remover 5
0 through the hole 26, the notch 512 is engaged with the loop-shaped one end 41 of the spring 40, and the protrusion 521 is engaged with the hole 27, and the fishhook remover 50 is inserted so that the rod portion 51 is the first end. It can be fixed to the second lever 20 so as to fit within the groove of the second lever 20.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 1, the rear parts 101, 201 of the first lever 10 and the second lever 20 are formed into a loop shape, and thereby, as shown in FIG. The tool can be easily operated with one hand, and if the tips 111, 211 of the front half of the first lever 10 and the second lever 20 are locally cut out and made straight, as shown in FIG. , the fishing tool of the present invention also has its linear tips 111, 121.
You can use this to pinch the fish's lips.

[Effect of idea]

The fishing gear constructed as in the above embodiment is not concerned with the size of the fish, and is useful not only for holding and holding the fish, but also for holding the fish, as shown in FIG.
You can peel off the fish's scales by using the continuous tooth-shaped part formed on the lever or second lever, or remove the lip of the fish by firmly holding the fish and using a fishhook remover as shown in Figure 3. Removing a fishhook that is stuck in the fish, dissecting the fish, and
As shown in the figure, the linear tips of the first lever and the second lever are used to hold the fish's lips and drag or hang them; You can open the fish's mouth to remove the hook, etc.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the fishing tool of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing how fish scales are peeled off using the continuous tooth profile formed on the first lever 10 and the second lever 20 of the embodiment, and FIG. Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing how the fish hook is removed from the fish's lip while holding the fish; FIG. figure,
FIG. 5 is a perspective view illustrating how the above embodiment is used to open the mouth of a fish in order to remove the hook from the fish's lip. 10...first lever, 11...first half of the first lever, 111...tip of the first lever, 101...
Rear half of the first lever, 12...Groove portion of the first lever, 13...Elongated hole, 15...Continuous toothed portion of the first lever, 20...Second lever, 21...First half of the second lever Part, 211... Tip of the second lever, 20
1... The rear half of the second lever, 22... The groove-shaped part of the second lever, 25... The continuous tooth-shaped part of the second lever,
26, 27... hole, 30... rivet, 40...
Biasing spring, 41...Tip loop of biasing spring, 50
... Fishhook remover with blade, 51 ... Rod, 511 ...
...V-shaped notch opening, 512... Notch part, 52...
Sheath part, 521... Projection part, 53... Blade.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. A first lever and a second lever, each of which has a front half curved inwardly in an arc shape, are crossed so that they can be rotated relative to each other by operating the rear half. A fishing tool, characterized in that the first lever is pivotally mounted and has an elongated hole formed in the front half of the first lever in the longitudinal direction through which the first half of the second lever can move forward and backward during rotational movement. . 2. The fishing tool according to claim 1, wherein the first lever and the second lever are provided with a jagged continuous tooth profile on substantially opposite surfaces thereof. 3. The fishing tool according to claim 1, wherein the first lever and the second lever are normally opened by a biasing spring. 4 The first half of the first lever and the second lever,
Utility model registration claim 1, characterized in that the U-shaped grooves are formed so that the opening sides thereof face each other, and the grooves can be used to accommodate other attached accessories. Fishing equipment described in .