JPH0332977B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to fishing gear that is easy to operate and can effectively catch squid.

<Prior art> As is well known, in offshore squid fishing using a boat, a large number of harris are connected to the tip of a line at appropriate intervals, and an artificial bait hook is tied to the tip of each harris. It uses fishing gear equipped with a heavy sinker. When a boat equipped with a fish finder or the like arrives at a fishing spot, many people will drop their fishing lines at the same time upon the boatman's signal.

However, squid live on the seabed more than 100 meters deep, and among the many hanging fishing lines, they only bite the artificial bait hook of the fishing line that lands first, and they bite the bait hook of the fishing line that comes down later. Almost no bites were made, and when the first fishing line was pulled up, the squid that had bitten on this artificial bait hook had a habit of spitting out a large amount of ink, causing the other squid to run away, leaving most of the fish with no results. It was something I couldn't do.

<Problem to be solved by the invention> Therefore, when the boatman's signal is given, it is necessary to drop the fishing line as quickly as possible before other people, but as mentioned above, with this type of fishing gear,
A long line of over 100m, many Harris, artificial bait hooks,
Furthermore, since it has a heavy weight, it is extremely difficult to handle, and it takes time to throw it into the sea, and it can get tangled with other people's fishing lines, resulting in the fishing line landing on the seabed first. If you can't do that, you won't be able to get big fishing results. Also, in order to quickly throw the line into the sea,
The lure may injure fingers or tear clothing.

<Means for Solving the Problems> The present invention is a fishing tackle invented in order to solve the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks and inconveniences. It has a circular rod that can be fixed and has a stopper at its tip protruding from the edge of the ship, and a pipe body that is slidably assembled to the circular rod and is rotatable on its axis at least at the front part of the circular rod. The pipe body is fixed to the lower surface of the operating body along the front-rear direction.

<Function> Then, the operating body temporarily holds the line, Harris, and artificial bait hook, and pushes the operating body above the sea surface until the pipe body contacts the circular rod stopper.
The pipe body is rotated on its axis at the front of the circular rod, and with the operating body pointing downwards, wait for the boatman's signal, and at the same time throw the weight into the sea.

Then, the temporarily held line, Harris, bait hook, etc. are sequentially detached from the operating body by the fall of the weight attached to the tip of the line, and quickly and smoothly hang down into the sea without getting tangled. This means that the desired fishing result can be obtained.

<Example> Examples of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

In the fishing gear for squid of the present invention, a fishing line 3 is wound around a reel 2 provided on a fishing rod 1, and a weight 4 is provided at the tip of the fishing line 3, and a plurality of artificial bait hooks 5 are provided through Harris. Use what you have.

An operating body 6 that holds the above-mentioned path line 3 and bait hook 5
The holding tube 10 is mainly composed of a flat plate-shaped support 7, and a holding tube 10 is attached to the front end of the support 7 along the width direction by means of left and right bands 12, etc., so as to be freely rotatable. Insertion holes 11 are formed in the holding tube 10 at approximately equal intervals along the axial direction, and an elastic material 10a such as urethane foam is buried therein.

A plurality of through holes 1 are formed in the elastic material 10a.
Since each of the bait needles 0b communicates with the insertion hole 11, the bait needles 5 described above can be inserted from the insertion hole 11 into the through hole 10b and temporarily held therein, and can be detachably arranged one after another.

In addition, the front part, center part, on the upper surface of the support body 7,
A thick plate-shaped clamping tool 8 made of an elastic material such as urethane foam is fixed to the rear portion along the width direction. A large number of slits 9 are cut into the holding tool 8 so as to be orthogonal to the length direction, and the thread 3 and the Harris are held therein temporarily by holding them therein.

Then, the pipe body 14 is fixed to the rear central part of the lower surface of the support body 7 of the operating body 6 through a thick plate-like intervening plate 13 along the front-rear direction, and the length of this pipe body 14 is as follows. It is about a little less than half the length of the support body 7, and the lower surface of the pipe body 14 has a cut groove 15.
Form to full length.

On the other hand, a holder 20 is detachably fixed to the edge A of the fishing boat.

The holder 20 has end plates 21 erected at both front and rear ends of a bottom plate 23 located on the upper surface of the ship's edge A. A window hole 22 is provided in the end plate 21, and a fixture 24 is used to connect the holder 20 to the ship's edge A. and fix it. Fixture 24
Specifically, it is composed of an inverted L-shaped holding rod 25, a support rod 26 whose one end is loosely inserted into the holding rod 25, and a fastening rod 27 which is screwed onto the other end of the support rod 26, When the upper part of the restraining rod 25 is inserted into the window hole 22 and brought into contact with the bottom plate 23, and the fastening rod 27 is screwed until its upper end strongly contacts the lower surface of the hull edge A, the holder 20 is brought into contact with the upper surface of the hull edge A. However, by loosening the fastening rod 27, the holding body 20 can be removed from the edge A of the ship.

In the illustrated embodiment, this fixing is done only from the rear, but depending on the structure of the edge A, it may be possible to fix only from the front, and from the viewpoint of reliability, it is desirable to fix from both sides.

A thin plate-shaped guide plate 19 having approximately the same length as the pipe body 14 is erected between the upper ends of both end plates 21, and a circular rod 17 is installed along the length of the upper end of the guide plate 19. By fixing the rear end, the rear part of the circular rod 17 is attached to the holder 20.
It will be fixed to the edge A of the ship via.

The circular rod 17 has approximately the same length as the operating body 6, has an outer diameter approximately equal to the inner diameter of the pipe body 14, has a stopper 18 at its front end protruding from the edge A to the sea surface, and has a circular rod connected to the stopper 18. A locking piece 18 is attached to the upper surface of the rod 17 along the axial direction.
A is provided in a protruding manner, and a locking plate 16 is rotatably attached to the rear end.

The fishing gear of the present invention has the above-described configuration, and in actual use, the holding body 20 is fixed to the upper surface of the hull A using the fixing device 24, and the tip of the circular rod 17 is extended toward the sea side. make it exist Then, the locking plate 16 is rotated to extend to the rear of the circular rod 17, the pipe body 14 is inserted through the circular rod 17 from the rear, the operating body 6 is assembled to the circular rod 17, and the locking plate 16 is then inserted. The pipe body 14 is prevented from slipping out backward by rotating in an upright position.

When assembling, a cut groove 15 is formed in the pipe body 14, so if the operating body 6 is positioned upward, a circular rod 1 can be inserted into the cut groove 15.
The guide plate 19 of No. 7 can be inserted and assembled, and the guide plate 19 can be inserted into the cut groove 15 to be engaged, thereby preventing rotation of the pipe body 14, that is, reversal of the operating body 6. As a result, the operating body 6 is stabilized with its upper surface facing up.

Further, the end portions of the artificial bait needles 5 are sequentially inserted into the holding tube 10 at the front end of the operating body 6 through the insertion hole 11 and temporarily held by the elastic material, and the clamping tool 8 on the upper surface of the support body 7
The tip of the guide thread 3 and the Harris are successively inserted into a large number of slits 9 to temporarily hold them. Therefore, each lure 5 is temporarily held in an upright position at the tip of the support 7, and the tip of the thread 3 and the wire are held by being held in the slits 9 of each clamping tool 8.

In this state, when the operating body 6 is pushed forward along the circular rod 17, the pipe body 14 is guided by the circular rod 17 and slides, as shown in FIG.
When the front end of the pipe body 14 moves forward until it comes into contact with the locking piece 18a, the operating body 6 is positioned above the sea surface.

By this extrusion, the engagement between the guide plate 19 and the pipe body 14 is released, and the pipe body 14 becomes rotatable around the circular rod 17, and the operating body 6 is reversed by its own weight as shown in FIG. do. Even if the operating body 6 is reversed as described above, the artificial bait needle 5, guide line 3, Harris, etc.
Since it is temporarily held, it will not fall.

Then, when the operating body 6 is reversed, the pipe body 14
Since the notched groove 15 faces the locking piece 18a, the operating body 6 can be further advanced until the pipe body 14 contacts the stopper 18 by inserting the locking piece 18a into the notched groove 15. By the engagement between the cut groove 15 and the locking piece 18a, it is possible to stabilize the operating body 6 which has been inverted against the rocking of the ship.

On the other hand, if the boat arrives at the fishing ground and throws the weight 4 into the sea at the same time as the boatman's signal, the temporarily held line 3,
Harris, artificial bait needle 5, etc. are operated by the operating body 6 due to the weight of the weight 4.
The line 3 is then unwound from the reel 2 and falls into the sea. When the weight 4 reaches the seabed, the squid gets entangled with each bait hook 5, so the reel 2
If you pull up the line 3, you can catch many squid in one go.

The holding tube 10 at the front end of the operating body 6 is rotatable, but this is to control the direction when the lure 5 is thrown into the sea. When the bait is to be lowered, the holding tube 10 is pivoted so that the bait hook 5 is vertical, and when the bait is to be hung far away, the bait hook 5 is tilted.

Although the present invention has been described above with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and can be implemented in any manner as long as the configuration described in the claims is not changed.

For example, it is sufficient that the clamping tool 8 on the upper surface of the support 7 of the operating body 6 can temporarily hold the thread 3 and the Harris by clamping them in this order; therefore, as long as this requirement is met, It can be configured in any way.

<Effects of the Invention> In summary, according to the present invention, the artificial bait hook is
Along with Harris, it can be smoothly and quickly dropped into the sea and hung down, does not get tangled with other people's line, etc., is extremely easy to operate, and is easy to install.
It has many excellent effects such as being able to obtain big fishing results.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the fishing tackle of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the assembled state, FIG. 3 is a side view of the set state, and FIG. Similarly, FIG. 5 is a side view with the operating body pushed forward, FIG. 6 is a side view with the operating body inverted, FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view taken along the - line in FIG. The figure is a front view in the state shown in FIG. 6. Explanation of the symbols: 5 is a bait hook, 6 is an operating body, 7 is a support body, 8 is a clamping tool, 10 is a holding tube, 14 is a pipe body, 17 is a circular rod, 18 is a stopper, 19
20 is a guide plate, 20 is a holder, and A is a ship's edge.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An operating body having a support that can temporarily hold an artificial bait hook at the front end, a circular rod whose rear part can be fixed to the edge of a boat and has a stopper at the tip protruding from the edge of the boat, and an operating body that is slidably assembled to the circular rod. A fishing tackle comprising: a pipe body which is rotatable on its axis at least at the front part of a circular rod, and the pipe body is fixed to the lower surface of the operating body along the front-rear direction.