JPH0323096Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) The present invention relates to a hook used for fishing, and has a special feature in the hook hook part for hanging and fixing the hook to the shore or the part of a pier such as a pier. It is related to the strength of holding.

(Prior Art) A fishing rod has been used for a long time as a container for storing or temporarily storing caught fish. Although there are many types of this mechanism depending on the purpose of its use, many typical examples have the structure shown in FIG. 10.

The figure shows an example of a large fluttering bag for spatula carp.
The first ring 2 is attached to the rim of the mouth.
is attached, and a plurality of rings 2-1, 2-2, and 2-3 are placed below it at desired intervals, and a ring 2-4 is also attached to the bottom of the yoke with the ring surfaces parallel to each other. It is arranged. In addition, one end of a short mesh tube 4 is attached to the ring 2 on the edge of the mouth, and the mesh tube 4
A weight string 7' with a weight 8 is attached to the free end thereof, which is inserted through a plurality of small rings 7, 7, .

In the illustrated example, the net at the bottom of the bow 1'' is formed as an open end, and the open end is closed by tying the cord 6 inserted through the mesh at the same end and squeezing the end of the net.

By the way, in recent years, while the number of flathead carp has decreased dramatically, the number of anglers has increased, so people are not taking home the flathead carp caught not only at fishing ponds but also in natural rivers and lakes. By the end of the fishing season, all the flathead carp caught are being released.

This is partly because people have come to enjoy it as a kind of sport that involves protecting nature and competing for the quantity and shape of fish caught.

Therefore, it is forbidden to damage the caught carp, so it is necessary to be extremely careful when feeding or releasing the fish.

Therefore, improvements have been made to the structure of the bait so that it does not injure the fish.

The 1" shown in Figure 10 has been used for a long time, but as shown in the figure, the part that becomes the handbag is the string 5', and most of the 1" is submerged in water, and it is carried on land. To fix the upper part, the string 5' was hung on a shaft or the like or tied.

However, with this fixing method, the vibration is 1"
The movement of the fish inside tilts the 1" ring, which means that each ring cannot maintain a horizontal position and tends to tilt, which narrows the diameter of the rope bag and reduces its volume, which can have a negative impact on the fish inside. In addition, when using the same 1", when releasing the fish in the 1", it is necessary to untie the string 6 at the bottom and release it. If the knot is undone incorrectly, the bottom If the fish is released before the opening is completely opened, the fish body may be injured, and tying and untying the string 6 is more troublesome than anything else.

In order to solve these inconveniences, there is a device proposed, for example, in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 176771/1983.

Fig. 11 shows the characteristic parts of a tether with a structure similar to the device described in the same publication. Both ends of the semi-circular arc-shaped movable frame 2' having a radius of curvature and the hanging handle 5, which is also semi-circular arc-shaped and whose radius of curvature is slightly larger than the radius of curvature of the movable frame 2', are rotated independently of each other. When the upper end half of the short rope tube 4 similar to that shown in FIG. 10 is fixed to the movable frame 2' by fixing it freely with pins 10, and the remaining half circumference is attached to the ring 2, the movable frame 2' is attached to the movable frame 2'. It is fixed to the half circumference of the ring 2 located on the opposite side of the ring. Therefore, the upper end of the net bag 3 and the upper end of the short rope tube 4 are both attached and fixed to the half-circumferential portion of the ring 2 on the opposite side. Here, a weight 8 is attached to a part of a ring-shaped string 7' inserted through a small ring 7 at the free end of the rope tube 4, similar to the case 1'' shown in FIG.

On the other hand, at the center in the circumferential direction of the hanging handle 5, an L-shaped flat plate member 5', which engages and fixes a hanging fixture to be described later, is fixed and protrudes outward in parallel to the handle surface. . A screw hole 5'-1 is bored in the approximate center of this flat plate member 5', perpendicular to the plane, and a screw 9 for fixing a hanging fixture A to be described later.
be screwed together.

FIG. 12 shows a hanging fixture A that is integrally engaged with the L-shaped flat plate member 5' of the hanging handle 5, and the fixture A is composed of the following two members. That is, one of them is an intermediate member 11 formed by bending a prismatic material into an arch shape, and this intermediate member 11.
and a gripping member 13 called a vise which is fixed via a screw 14-2.

A slit 11-1 extending in the longitudinal direction is formed at the center of the curved portion of the intermediate member 11, and one end of the intermediate member 11 extends horizontally, and the thickness direction of the horizontal portion (vertical direction in the drawing) is formed as desired. interval 12
The intermediate member 11 is divided into two parts by placing 1, and furthermore, a notch extending in the longitudinal direction of the intermediate member 11 is formed with a desired width in the upper plane part, and a notch protruding from the hanging handle 5 is provided in the center of the lower plane part. A screw hole 12-3 is formed to be screwed into the fixing screw 9 screwed into the screw hole 5'-1 of the flat plate member 5'.

The gripping member 13 is generally called a vise, and the main body is a flat plate formed into a U-shape, and the inner surface of one of the protrusions 13-1 and 13-2 at both ends has a crosspiece or the like. A biting part is formed to improve the biting into the projecting part, and a threaded hole is formed in the approximate center of the protruding part, and a handle 1 is attached to the outer end of the threaded hole.
5-2, a threaded rod 15 having a biting portion 15-1 at its inner end is screwed into engagement. Moreover, the same gripping member 1
A screw 14-2 is vertically fixed at the center of the upper surface of 3 in an upright manner. In addition, 14-1 in the figure is a wing nut that is screwed into the same screw 14-2.

In the above configuration, the jump 1′ shown in FIG.
When you want to fix it to a fishing spot, etc., first align the hanging handle 5 with the ring 2 on the edge of the mouth.
The fixing screw 9 is screwed into the screw hole 5'-1 of the flat plate member 5' protruding from the handle 5 until it slightly protrudes from the back surface of the flat plate member 5'. In this state, the flat plate member 5' is inserted into the upper and lower dividing gap 12-1 of the intermediate member 11. Here, the fixing screw 9 and the screw hole 12-3 formed in the divided lower plane part of the intermediate member 11
Align the fixing screws 9 to the screw holes 12-
3 to secure both.

At this time, the intermediate member 11 and the gripping member 13 are attached by inserting the screw 14-2 into the slit 11-1 of the intermediate member 11 and temporarily tightening them with the wing nut 14-1. Holding member 13 for lowering crosspiece etc.
The holding member 13 is held between the inner surface of the protruding portion 13-1 and the end biting portion 15-1 of the threaded rod 15, and is firmly fixed to a crosspiece or the like by rotating the handle 15-2.

Here, before temporarily tightening the intermediate member 11 and the gripping member 13, only the gripping member 13 is fixed in advance to a crosspiece or the like, and then the gripping member 13 is integrated in accordance with the operating procedure described above. Alternatively, the intermediate member 11 may be temporarily fastened to the gripping member 13.

Next, the intermediate member 11 is moved along the slit 11-1 and adjusted so that the edge of the jaw 1' is horizontal, and then the wing nut 14-1 is tightened for final fixation.

In this way, Biku 1' is suspended and fixed at the fishing spot,
When fishing is started, the movable frame 2' is rotated to keep the mouth of the short net tube 4 open. Therefore, the caught fish is thrown into the upper opening of the line tube 4, and its own weight spreads the string 8 at the lower end of the line tube and falls to the bottom (underwater). After fishing, to release the fish, rotate the movable frame 2' in the opposite direction to the state shown in FIG. 11, and then turn the swing 1' upside down.
The fish will be released without being hindered by the rope tube 4.

At this time, Biku 1' and Biku hanging fixing bracket A
It needs to be removed from.

In this way, when using the frequently hanging fixing fitting A shown in FIG. 11 and often shown in FIG. 12, the stability during hanging is lower than that shown in FIG. And it has become much better in terms of ease of release.

However, even if the suspension 1' and the suspension fixing fittings A as described above are used, the following problems remain.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) Firstly, regarding the hook 1', when the hanging handle 5 is used for a long time, the pin 10 becomes loose and becomes too easy to rotate. Even if you take great pains to attach it to the fixing bracket A in order to maintain the mouth rim surface horizontally, each ring 2, 2-1...2-4 will swing violently due to the movement of the fish inside, the wind, etc. Therefore, the cylindrical net bag 3 cannot maintain its ideal condition and its opening changes, and the presence of the handle 5 often makes it difficult to handle the fish that have been caught.

In addition, sometimes fishing is continued with the movable frame 2' in the released state as shown in Figure 10, and in this case, the opening in the frame 1' has a portion where three nets overlap. Because of this, when removing the fishing hook from the fish in order to throw it into the bait 1', other branch hooks are likely to get caught in one of the above nets, and it is difficult to know which line the hook is hooked on. However, there are disadvantages in that it is difficult to distinguish, and the branch needles are often entangled and caught in a plurality of nets, and there are many cases where it is difficult to remove the branch needles.

The biggest problem with the above-mentioned conventional boat is that the tool for suspending and fixing the boat to the fishing spot, ie, the hook A for hanging and fixing the boat, is separate from the boat.

As mentioned above, carp fishing has become a sport these days, and the fish caught are released after the competition is over, so it is desirable to be able to store them as compactly as possible while traveling to and from the fishing spot. But people tend to like things that are easier.

However, although the conventional bait 1' shown in Fig. 11 has been greatly improved in terms of storage and fish handling, the work of suspending and fixing the bait to a crosspiece is extremely troublesome as described above. . It is hard to say that this is simply because the hanging fixture A is constructed separately, and the complexity of the structure of the fixture A is also a contributing factor.

In general, the bow is stored in a bow storage container called a flash case, and one of the bow hanging fixing fittings A is stored in the dedicated container, and the two are carried separately.

The float case is a certain size, and the float is an important tool for fishing, so it is unlikely that you will forget the float case. It is easy to forget the hanging fixture A. Especially if you are an angler, you will understand that this is often forgotten when heading to the fishing spot. This is because it is easy to forget, because it is not a tool directly related to fishing, and because it is small and considered an individual tool.

Even if you head to the fishing spot without forgetting the fixing metal fittings A, when you try to hang and fix the boat to a crosspiece etc. at the fishing spot, the hanging fixing procedure is complicated and difficult, as mentioned above. It is also time-consuming. In particular, it takes time and effort to attach the hinge 1' and the intermediate member 11, and the flat plate member 5' protruding from the hanging handle 5 of the intermediate member 11 and the intermediate member 1' is fitted and integrated with screws 9. To fix it, first screw the screw 9 into the flat plate member 5' by a predetermined amount, and in this state, continue the fitting while inserting the screw 9 into the flat plate notch 12-2 of the intermediate member.
Adjust the tip of the intermediate member 11 so that it matches the screw hole 12-3 formed in the lower flat plate portion of the intermediate member 11, and only when this is the case, screw 9 is further screwed in to complete the attachment of the intermediate member 11 to the jaw 1'.

Furthermore, the following problems are likely to occur when fishing is finished and the various tools are organized and stored. That is, when removing the fixing fitting A from the hinge 1',
The screws must be operated three times, and if you do not pay close attention to these screw operations, not only the lever 1', the intermediate member 11, and the gripping member 13, but also the screw 9 or the wing nut 14-
1 is easy to drop, and since the place where these tools are handled is near water, it is easy for these tools to fall into the water and not be easily retrieved. The hook 1' is large, and it is possible to hook it up by probing the water with a rod, but it is nearly impossible to retrieve other tools from the water.

This invention was devised to solve the various problems mentioned above, and by simply placing one ring on the edge of the mouth of the bicycle, it is possible to easily hang and fix the bicycle. An object of the present invention is to provide a hanging fixture with a hanging fixture that prevents the hanging fixture from being left behind or dropped, and which also allows the hanging fixture to be stored in a normal flash case. It is something to do.

(Means for Solving the Problems) A bag consisting of a cylindrical mesh bag with rings arranged at the rim, the bottom and the middle, is rotatably pivoted around a part of the ring arranged at the rim. It consists of a latch member, and a position regulating member provided on the ring that maintains the main body of the latch member horizontally protruding outward from the ring, and the latch member has an approximately U-shape as a whole. It has a through hole parallel to the ring surface at the proximal end of one of the protruding parts at both ends, and a ring arranged on the lip is inserted into the through hole to connect the pivoting part. At the same time, a pivoting part side protruding part of the biasing member cooperates with the position regulating member, and a screw hole is formed approximately in the center of the other protruding part, penetrating perpendicularly to the protruding surface; A threaded rod that is screwed into the threaded hole and moves back and forth is disposed in the threaded hole, and a clamping portion is formed by the inner surface of the protruding portion on the pivoting portion side and the end of the threaded rod opposing thereto. These points are considered as constituent requirements, and this is used as a means to solve the above problems.

(Function) When storing the hook in the flash case, it is sufficient to simply rotate the U-shaped hook hanging member around the ring so that its tip is within the plane of the ring. At this time, the protruding portions at both ends of the bib hanging member protrude from the top surface of the bib, but since the length thereof is short, it can be accommodated in the flash case with plenty of room and does not cause any trouble.

When heading to a fishing spot, there is no need to worry about the presence of a metal fitting for hanging a fishing rod as in the past, and it is sufficient to simply check whether the fishing rod is stored in the flash case.

Now, when you want to hang and fix the bib to a bridge on the shore at a fishing spot, you can invert the bib hanging member and make it protrude outward from the ring surface, and the protrusion on the pivoting part side of the bib hanging member will The outer surface of the mounting portion comes into contact with a position regulating member suspended downward from the ring, so that the horizontal position can be maintained. In this state, the handle of the clamping screw rod is rotated by the clamp portion of the member for hanging the crosspiece etc. to firmly clamp the crosspiece etc.

When removing the hook from the crosspiece, etc., just do the reverse of the fixing process described above. It is sufficient to follow the procedure described at the beginning for storage of the bicycle.

Therefore, with the bicycle according to the present invention, it is possible to store, carry, and hang the bicycle very easily without any special operation or care.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described in detail based on the accompanying drawings.

Figures 1 to 3 show the main parts of a swing according to an embodiment of the present invention. The rope bag 4 is a short rope tube whose one end is attached to the ring 2 together with the rope bag end, and the above part is the same as the conventional rope 1'' shown in FIG.

Reference numeral 20 denotes a hooking member having a substantially U-shape as a whole, which is a characteristic part of the present invention, and is very similar to the conventional gripping member 13 shown in FIG. just,
One protruding portion 20 - a hanging member 2 at the base end
A hole penetrating in the width direction of 0 is bored, and a portion of the ring 2 is loosely inserted into the hole to form a pivot portion. Also, in the center of the other protrusion 20-2 is a threaded rod 20 extending perpendicularly to the plane thereof and having a handle at the outer end like the gripping member 13 and a biting part 20'-3 at the inner end. -3 is screwed through. A biting part 20'-1 is also formed on the inner surface of the pivoting part side protrusion 20-1 opposite to the inner biting part 20'-3 of this threaded rod 20-3, and both biting parts 2
0'-1 and 20'-3 constitute a clamp section.

In FIGS. 2 and 3, reference numeral 21 denotes a position regulating member that regulates the rotational position of the hanging member 20 made of the same material as the ring 2, and its both ends are fixed to the lower part of the ring 2 across the pivot portion. It is hung in a ring shape.

As is clear from both figures, in the illustrated embodiment, the outer surface of the pivoting side protruding portion 20-1 of the hanging member 20 is formed into a curved surface so that the thickness gradually becomes thinner toward the end thereof. The end portion thereof projects outward through the loop of the position regulating member 21. Then, when the biasing member 20 is rotated so that it becomes parallel to the plane containing the ring 2, a part of the outer surface of the protruding portion 20-1 comes into contact with the lower outer surface of the position regulating member 21. More rotation than this will be regulated. On the other hand, when the yoke member 20 is rotated in the opposite direction to that described above, the rotation angle is approximately 270 degrees, and the yoke member 20 is suspended inside the yoke 1 of the main body. However, in reality, there is no case where it is rotated in this way, and even when folding the biku 1 and storing it in a flat case (not shown), it is at most inside the biku 1 within the plane that includes the ring 2. It is sufficient to rotate it until

4 and 5 show other embodiments of the present invention. In the embodiment shown in FIG.
1 is not suspended and fixed perpendicular to the ring 2 surface,
The lower end thereof is provided at an angle so that it enters inside the yoke 1 by a desired amount, and the outer surface of the pivoting side protrusion 20-1 of the yoke member 20 is formed into a flat surface, unlike the one shown in FIG. The part of the ring 2 which is the pivoting part of the hanging member 20 is curved and protruded outward, and in this example, even if the position regulating member 21 is hung and fixed vertically, the outer surface of the protruding part 20-1 remains flat. can be formed without any problem.

Although not shown, it is also possible to configure the position regulating member 21 with a flat plate as a modification of the portion shown in FIG.

As is clear from the above embodiments, in the swing 1 according to the present invention, the swing hanging member 20 for fixing the swing to a crosspiece or the like and suspending the swing is integrated into the main body of the swing, so that when carrying it, it is not possible to use the conventional fixing metal fittings. You don't have to worry about leaving something behind, just go to the fishing spot.
When trying to hang and fix the ring 2, simply rotate the hooking member 20 so that it projects outward and fix it to a crosspiece etc. with the clamp part, and the presence of the position regulating member 21 will automatically suspend the ring 2. The surface is held horizontally.

Also, when storing the biku 1 in the flash case after fishing, all you have to do is turn the threaded rod 20-3 of the bib hanging member 20, remove it from the crosspiece, etc., and rotate the main body to the inside of the biku 1. Since there are no instruments that need to be handled separately, this storage work can be done extremely easily.

FIGS. 6 to 9 show an example of the structure of the release part when releasing a fish, which has a structure particularly suitable for the bait 1 according to the present invention.

Of course, in the case of the present invention, it is possible to remove the hanging handle and apply it as described in the aforementioned prior art, which is often described in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 176771/1983, but this also applies to the prior art. As mentioned above, when removing the hook used to catch a fish, the branch hook gets caught and it takes time to remove it, so the structure of the mouth rim described in the same publication is not desirable, and if possible, It is more desirable to adopt the structure of the mouth edge shown in FIG.

What is shown in FIGS. 6 to 9 therefore shows the structure of the bottom part of the bow, and a ring having the same radius of curvature as the bottom ring 2-4 is attached to the bottom ring 2-4.
A pair of semicircular arc-shaped frames 22-1 and 22-2 are attached with their ends aligned.

As shown in FIG. 9, the mounting portions at both ends thereof are comprised of a pair of substantially rectangular parallelepiped support members 25, each of which is cut out at one corner so as to be divided into two in the width direction.
These two support members 25 have long sides without notches fixed to the ring 2-4 by welding or the like in opposite directions with a 180° phase, and the short sides without notches are fixed to the ring 2-4 by welding or the like in opposite directions. One of the semicircular arc frames 22-1 and 22-2 is fixed by welding or the like so that the ends of the semicircular frames 22-1 and 22-2 abut each other. Pin holes are perpendicularly drilled in the notch, and the ends of both ends of the remaining semicircular arc frame are fitted into the notch and rotatably connected to pins inserted and fixed in the pin holes. .

Then, the semicircular arc frame 22-2 whose tip is fixed to the support member 25 is fixed to the ring 2-4 at appropriate locations and is integrated with the ring 2-4, and the other semicircular arc frame 22-1 is placed in the center. At the corresponding positions of the ring 2-4 and the ring 2-4, attachment/detachment tools are attached for integrating or separating the two.

7 and 8 show the mounting structure of the attachment/detachment tool, in which plate materials 23-1 and 23-4 are fixedly protruding from the ring 2-4 and the semicircular arc frame 22-1 toward the center, respectively. Among the plates 23-1 and 23-2, the plate 23-1 fixed to the ring 2-4 has a screw hole in the center, and the plate 23-2 fixed to the semicircular arc frame 22-1 has a screw hole in the center. A butterfly screw 24 is loosely fitted into the portion facing the screw hole with its threaded portion facing the screw hole. Therefore, the thumbscrew 24 is attached to the plate material 2.
It is in a state where it can rotate freely relative to 3-2, and both plates 2
When 3-1 and 23-2 are brought together, the threaded portion can be screwed into the screw hole.

A piece of netting is stretched over both semicircular arc frames, forming the bottom of Biku 1.

Now, during normal use and storage of the lever 1, the rotatable semicircular arc frame 22-1 is fixed to the bottom ring 2-4 by screwing the wing screw 24 into the screw hole of the plate material 23-1.

When it is time to release the caught fish, all you have to do is turn the thumbscrew 24 to remove it from the plate 23-1, rotate the semicircular arc frame 22-1, and open the bottom of the hook. The operation in this case is also extremely simple, and there is no need to worry about tying and untying the string 6 as in the case of the 1'' string shown in Fig. 10, which has been used for a long time. This is to balance the weight at the bottom of the yoke.

(Effects of the invention) As explained above in detail, in the present invention, the tools for hanging and fixing the bicycle are integrally attached to the bicycle, so there is no need to misplace the attached tools as in the past. In addition, its structure is extremely simple, and when in use and when not in use, it is sufficient to simply rotate the ring around the rim of the mouth.
Furthermore, due to the presence of the position regulating member, by simply fixing the yoke hanging member to a crosspiece etc., the yoke is automatically suspended in the correct posture at all times, making it possible to make the most of the capacity of the yoke. This will not cause any damage to the fish body.

Furthermore, since the bicycle according to the present invention does not have any separate parts, it can be handled very easily without the risk of dropping it into water.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a three-dimensional view of the opening edge according to the embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an enlarged three-dimensional view of the hanging fixing part, and Figs. 3 to 5 are modified examples of the hanging fixing part. FIG. 6 is a three-dimensional view showing the structure of the bottom of the jumper particularly suitable for the jumper of the present invention, FIG. 7 is a plan view of the detachable part of the same bottom, FIG. 8 is a sectional view of the detachable part of the bottom, and FIG. A three-dimensional view of the semi-circular arc frame support part at the same bottom, FIG. 10 is a three-dimensional view of a conventional common carp stick, and FIG. 11 is a three-dimensional view of the rim of the stick showing an improved conventional example.
FIG. 12 is an exploded view of a conventional hanging fixing section. Explanation of the main parts of the figure, 1... Bibbing, 2... (mouth edge) ring, 20... Bibbing member, 21...
Position regulating member.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A yoke consisting of a cylindrical net bag with rings arranged at the mouth, bottom and middle, a yoke member rotatably pivoted about a part of the ring arranged at the mouth rim, and a yoke member. and a position regulating member provided on the ring, which maintains the main body horizontally protruding outward from the ring, and the hooking member has a generally U-shape as a whole, with projecting portions at both ends. The base end of one of the protrusions has a through hole parallel to the ring surface, into which the ring arranged on the mouth edge is inserted to form a pivot joint, and the pivot of the hook member is inserted into the through hole. A protrusion on the mounting side cooperates with the position regulating member, and a screw hole is formed approximately in the center of the other protrusion and penetrates perpendicularly to the protrusion surface. A threaded rod that moves back and forth together is disposed, and the inner surface of the protruding portion on the side of the pivot portion and the end of the threaded rod opposing thereto constitute a clamp portion.