JPH0335097Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed explanation of the invention] (a) Industrial application field This invention mainly relates to a pelagic reef for collecting mid-water fish.

(b) Conventional technology Conventionally, floating fish reefs used in shallow waters below the continental shelf are made by combining floating balls with bamboos with branches, ropes, nets, or baskets, and are floated near the water surface using ropes, etc. to prevent them from being washed away. Generally, they are moored to the seabed.

(c) Problems that the invention aims to solve These conventional floating fish reefs are aimed at upper-layer fish, and are not very effective against middle-layer fish.In addition, floating fish reefs with conventional structures Over time, the reefs are often drawn into the seabed by currents, floating objects, and deposits, causing them to lose their character as floating reefs.Furthermore, the mooring status of floating reefs can be difficult for navigating vessels to understand. In some cases, the mooring rope was cut by a passing vessel, resulting in an accident where the floating reef was washed away.

This idea increases the effect of attracting fish from upper to middle layers, minimizes damage caused by floating fish reefs from being drawn into the seabed, and minimizes damage caused by sailing vessels, making the presence of floating fish reefs clear, and creating floating fish reefs that have a large fish attracting effect. This is what we are trying to provide.

(d) Means for solving the problem In order to achieve this purpose, this invention has the following structure.

That is, as shown in the embodiment of FIG. 1, a fish nest 5 is suspended from a mooring ring 4 at the lower end of a tail tube 3 extending downward from a floating body 2 of a light buoy 1 .

The fish nest 5 is shown in the example in FIG. 1 as being constructed by connecting three gabions 6, but in this structure, as shown in FIG.
By arranging the gabion 6 around the pipe material 8 that is radially fixed and securing the gabion 6 to the mounting plate 7 with a rope, the three gabions 6 and the pipe material 8 are integrated into a fish nest 5.
Configure.

The fish nest 5 can be suspended from the mooring ring 4 of the light buoy 1 by anchoring the mooring line 10 to the hanging ring 9 provided on the upper edge of the three mounting plates 7 on the upper side of the tube 8 and the body. .

Incidentally, the length of the mooring line 10 may be set to a necessary length depending on the selection of the setting position of the fish nest 5 .

The mooring line 11 for mooring the light buoy passes from the mooring ring 4 through the tube hole of the pipe material 8 of the fish nest 5 , and is moored to a sinker (not shown) on the seabed.

In the above, the pipe material 7 of the fish nest 5 can also be made of a bar material. . However, when using a rod, mooring rings are provided on both the upper and lower end surfaces of the rod, and the mooring ring 4 on the light buoy side and the mooring ring on the sinker side are attached to the upper and lower mooring rings, respectively. The rods can be tied together and used as part of the mooring rope for mooring the light buoy.

(e) Effect This structure has a fish-attracting effect on mid-level fish such as cutlet and bluefin tuna, and also prevents white waves and water bubbles from forming around the light buoy due to currents, wind and waves. This stimulates the upper layer fish, and also causes fish to be attracted to the shadows of the light buoys, the light at night, and even the seaweed that adheres to the light buoys, so it is necessary to spread over a wide area from the upper layer to the middle layer. The fish attracting effect works over the entire period, and the fish attracting effect is further improved compared to the conventional method. In addition, it is possible to clearly indicate to navigating vessels the existence of floating fish reefs day and night.

(F) Embodiment FIG. 3 shows an example in which the fish nest 5 is made of bamboo with branches.

In this example, several bamboos with branches are tied around the pipe material,
This is constructed by fixing this to the mooring rope 11.

(g) Effects of the invention According to this invention, the fish nest can be easily and firmly attached to the pipe material, there is no risk of damage even if it is shaken by waves, and the light buoy can act as a part of the floating fish reef to attract fish. In addition to the fish-attracting effect of the fish nest suspended in the water, the fish-attracting effect works for fish in the upper and middle layers of the sea area, further improving the fish-attracting effect. In addition, the floating fish reefs are not drawn into the seabed, unlike in the past, and damage caused by sailing vessels can be minimized.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a front view of the floating fish reef according to the present invention, Figure 2
Figures A and B are a partially cutaway enlarged front view and a plan view of the fish nest shown in Figure 1, and Figure 3 is a front view of a floating fish reef showing another embodiment. 1 ... Light buoy, 2... Floating body, 3... Tail piece, 4...
... Mooring ring, 5 ... Fish nest, 6 ... Gabion, 7 ... Mounting plate, 8 ... Pipe material, 9 ... Hanging ring, 10, 11 ... Mooring rope.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A light buoy having a mooring ring at the lower end of the tail tube extending downward from the floating body, the mooring ring being moored to the sinker by a mooring line, a pipe member approximately the length of a fish nest placed on the upper part of the mooring line; A floating fish reef characterized by consisting of a fish nest attached around a pipe material.