JPH035270Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention is a friend fishing method in which a live sweetfish is tied to a string attached to a hanging beam as a bait, released into the water, and other sweetfish are attracted to the fish by hooking it onto another beam. In,
This invention relates to an Otoriyu removal device for easily taking out Otoriyu from a square Otori can.

[Conventional technology]

There are a wide variety of Otori-kan that store Otoriyu, but the commonly used ones can be roughly divided into: Otori-kan with round mesh, Kanogawa-style Otori-kan,
It is divided into square and square cans.

The round netted Otori-kan has been used for a long time in the center of Kyoto, and has a diameter of 24cm to 36cm and a height of 15cm to 25cm.
A net is attached to the top of the bottomed cylindrical can, and a net ring made of thick wire with a diameter of about 12 cm to 18 cm is set in the center of the net. Squeeze the net to close it, turn it in the opposite direction to open it, and you can put in and take out fish or sweetfish. This Otori can has the advantage of being circular, allowing the sweetfish inside to move easily, allowing water to enter easily, and making it easy to take the sweetfish in and out.However, since it is covered with a net, it cannot be kept dark, making it difficult for the sweetfish to settle down. . Furthermore, since the upper part is a net, sweetfish often get hurt when they stick their mouths into it or rub their dorsal fins. Another disadvantage is that if the sweetfish is submerged in a stream where it is exposed to direct sunlight, it will change color and become weak.

Next, the Kanogawa Otori-kan is widely used in the Kanto region, and instead of the net of the round-shaped Otori-kan mentioned above, a round plate is attached face down, and countless water holes are drilled on the slope. It has a trap type opening for sweetfish at the top. Although this Otori-kan has the advantage of allowing Ayu to move freely, has a sufficient storage capacity, and can maintain darkness inside, it is somewhat inconvenient to carry around, and it is similar to the following square-shaped Otori-kan.
The drawback is that it is difficult to check if the sweetfish are healthy, and it is troublesome to take them out.

Next, in the Kanto region, rectangular and relatively thin Otori-kan are used, while in the Kansai region, thick ones are used. As shown in FIG. 3, this rectangular can has a slide lid 12 that slides to open and close the upper opening of the main body 11, and a trap-type entrance 13 on one side of the side to allow sweetfish to be held by hand. It is now possible to incorporate it. There are also many small holes for water flow at the top of the side.
4 and 15, and has hanging metal fittings 16 attached to the front and rear sides so that it can be carried by hanging it from the shoulder with a band.

This rectangular Otori can has a considerably large water capacity, so the Otoriyu is less fatigued, and when transporting by car, water is less likely to spill, so it can be safely placed next to the seat. When placing the sweetfish in the river, it is placed horizontally (as shown in Figure 2), so it is not exposed to direct sunlight, and water flow is generated inside the can through each hole, keeping the sweetfish healthy. Furthermore, it is convenient to carry around over the shoulder, and has many advantages over the round and Kanogawa-style cans, so it is being used by an overwhelmingly large number of people these days.

When inserting sweetfish into the square-shaped Otori-can and the Kanogawa-style Otori-can, it can be done instantly with one hand from the trap-type entrance, but on the other hand, when trying to take out a single Otori-yu, the disadvantage is that it is not easy to do so. be. That is, the following complicated operations are required. When you open the sliding lid of the Otori can that is submerged under the water, the Otoriyu inside will escape, so first bring it to the shore. Then, open the sliding lid of the can slightly, be careful not to let other sweetfish escape, look for a healthy-looking male sweetfish in the dark interior, take out only one fish, and take care not to let the can be washed away into the water again. Submerge in If you don't fish with healthy Otoriayu, the fishing effect will be reduced, so you have to constantly replace tired Otoriayu with healthy Otoriayu, and this is a difficult point for anglers.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

This invention was made to solve the above-mentioned problems with the square-shaped Otori can.It eliminates the trouble of bringing the Otori can to the shore, makes it easy to find healthy Otori fish, and makes it easy to take them out. A take-out device is provided.

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to easily find a healthy male fish from a square fish can that is submerged in a river flow, and to easily take out a single fish, the present invention has been developed by changing the top opening of the conventional square fish can. With the slide lid for opening and closing the opening closed, attach the base of the cylindrical net in a removable manner, attach a conical bag made of cloth to catch water to the tip of the cylindrical net, and then attach the cylindrical net to the tip of the cylindrical net. By expanding along with the water flow, the slide lid is opened and the sweetfish that come out of the can are allowed to swim in the net, searching for healthy sweetfish. Furthermore, a take-out opening with a fastener that allows you to insert your hand into the side of the water flow receiving bag, and a ring for squeezing the net in the middle of the cylindrical net, allow you to take out just one fish from the sweetfish in the net. be.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically explained with reference to embodiments illustrated in the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the state in which the device is attached to a conventional rectangular cage can.

In FIG. 3, which shows an example of a conventional square box can, and FIG. 4, which shows an enlarged cross-sectional view of A-A in FIG. 3, 11 is a box-shaped main body made of a stainless steel plate, and 12 to 16 are As mentioned above. Reference numeral 17 is a protruding peripheral edge made to reinforce the upper opening of the main body 11, and a thick cinch wire 20 is wound therein as a core wire. 18 is the slide lid 12
It is a guide groove that slides open and close. Reference numeral 19 denotes a recessed groove formed between the protruding peripheral edge 17 and the guide groove 18, and the device of the present invention utilizes this recessed groove 19 and slides into the rectangular Otori can by fitting into this groove and sliding. It is attached removably. In addition, 21 is a cinch wire wrapped around the slide lid 12 as a reinforcing safety wire, and 2
2 is a drainboard-shaped running water groove.

In Fig. 1, numeral 1 is a rectangular frame-shaped slide frame made of thick sinusoidal lines, and has a recessed groove 19.
Insert the slide lid 12 from the opening side,
It can be inserted up to the middle of the upper opening, and the fitted state is shown in Figure 2. Reference numeral 2 denotes a net attachment frame, which is made to have the same quality and shape as the slide frame 1, and is fixed to the slide frame 1 by a bar 8. Reference numeral 9 denotes a stopper, which stops the slide frame 1 when opening the slide cover 12 after installation as shown in FIG.
Slide lid 1 to prevent it from opening too far.
It is made to hang on the end of 2. 3 is length
It is a 40 to 50 cm cylindrical net, and the periphery of its base is uniformly attached to a net attachment frame 2. 4
is a conical bag-shaped water receptacle made of cloth and about 30 cm in height, and the open bottom is uniformly attached around the other end of the net 3. Reference numeral 5 is a take-out port with a fastener made on the side slope of the flowing water receptacle 4, through which the user can insert his/her hand to grab and take out the sweetfish in the net 3. 6 is a small hole for running water. Reference numeral 7 denotes a net ring having the same quality and shape as the net attachment frame 2, and is fixed to the net 3 at an intermediate position. Net ring 7
By turning the net 3 to the right or left, the net is narrowed down, and the sweetfish swimming in the net 3 can be isolated from the front and back of the net.

Next, a method of using the rectangular pot using the present invention will be explained. Attach the Otoriyu retrieval device shown in Figure 1 to the rectangular Otori-can (Fig. 3) containing the Otori-yu, and place the Otori-can sideways in the water current on the shore of the fishing spot, making sure not to be washed away. Due to the water flow, the water flow receiver 4 swells downstream, and the net 3 is also spread out and stretched. Next, move the slide lid 12 to the stopper 9.
Open until it is locked (it will be in the state shown in Figure 2).
Otoriyu swims out of the Otori can towards Net 3. Search for healthy sweetfish, isolate them with the net ring 7 if necessary, and remove the slide lid 12.
Close the water receiver 4, raise it above the water surface, and close the fastener 5.
Open it, put your hand in, and take out Otriayu. If there are other sweetfish in the net 3 after taking them out, they can be returned to the can by opening the slide lid 12 again and lifting the water receiver 4 high.

[Effect of idea]

As explained above, according to the present invention, when taking out the Otoriyu from the Otoriyu, it is no longer necessary to raise the Otoriyu that is submerged in water to the shore each time the Otoriyu is replaced, as in the conventional method, so the operation for replacing the Otoriyu is simplified. It becomes easier and the time required to replace it is greatly shortened, and when looking for a healthy Otoriyu, there is no need to open the upper part of the Otori can and look into the dimly lit interior. Since it becomes easy to take out the sweetfish, you can enjoy fishing for sweetfish even more.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which a square Otori can using the present invention is used, and Fig. 3 is an example of a conventional square Otori can. The perspective view, FIG. 4, is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 3. 1...Slide frame, 2...Net attachment frame, 3...
...Cylindrical net, 4...Water receiver, 5...Outlet with fastener, 6...Water hole, 7...Net ring, 9
... Stopper, 11 ... Square Otori can body, 1
2...Sliding lid, 17...Top peripheral edge of square cage can, 18...Guiding groove of sliding lid, 19...
The hollow groove of a square Otori can.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A protruding peripheral edge 17 provided to reinforce the periphery of the upper opening of the square Otori can, and a slide lid 12 to open and close the upper opening in a sliding manner,
Using a recessed groove 19 formed between a guide groove 18 and a guide groove 18 provided close to the lower side of the protruding peripheral edge 17, the recessed groove 19 is inserted into the recessed groove 19 from the opening start side of the slide lid 12 to approximately the upper opening. A rectangular frame-shaped metal slide frame 1 having a stopper 9 that can be fitted and slid to an intermediate position and that locks the opening end of the slide lid 12 at the fitted tip; the slide frame; a net mounting frame 2 which is homogeneous to 1 and fixed in parallel thereto;
A cylindrical net 3 whose periphery at one end is uniformly attached around the periphery of the net attachment frame 2; the cylindrical net 3 is shaped like a conical bag made of cloth, and the periphery of the open bottom is the periphery of the other end of the net 3; A water receptacle 4 having a fastener-equipped outlet 5 for taking out sweetfish by inserting a hand into the side slope, and a small hole 6 for flowing water at the tip; None, the Otriayu retrieval device is characterized by comprising a net ring 7 which is provided inside the net 3 at an intermediate position in parallel with the net attachment frame 2 and around which the net 3 is uniformly attached.