JPH0353660Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Purpose of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention relates to a luminescent fish collector as an artificial bait used in fishing in the fishing industry to attract fish and improve the fishing effect.

(Prior art) Traditionally, fishing lights have been used to increase the effect of attracting fish, and recently various chemical reaction light emitters in the form of rods have been developed, which are bent to emit fluorescent light and used as fishing rods and fishing lines. I used it by fixing it with tape or the like and emitting light continuously, but the effect of attracting fish was not enough.

(Problem that the invention aims to solve) In order to collect fish using a luminescent material, it is necessary to understand the fish's behavior towards light and make good use of it. If you study this carefully, you will find that (a) the preferred color varies depending on the type of fish, water depth, weather, etc.

(b) Small spots of light are easy to gather under the illusion that they are young fish, small shrimp, or fish eggs.

(c) Flashing lights or increasing or decreasing brightness attract more attention than continuous lights.

(d) Be more interested in moving states than in stationary light.

Points such as: Therefore, this invention takes advantage of the habits of these fish, uses the above-mentioned rod-shaped chemical reaction fluorescent luminescent material as a light source, and makes numerous light spots made by rounding the tip of an optical fiber blink or increase or decrease the brightness. To provide a new fish attracting device which exhibits the effect of attracting surrounding fish by developing several kinds of colors and making movements as if young fish are dancing wildly in the water.

(Means for Solving the Problems) An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings. As shown in FIG. ，
An opaque cylindrical case 2 is provided with striped patterns colored in c, d, e, f, etc., and has a length and inner diameter that allow the fluorescent light emitting body to move appropriately as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3. The above-mentioned colored fluorescent light emitters are housed inside the case, and suspension rings 3 which also serve as escape prevention are attached to the upper and lower ends of the case 2, and a large number of optical fibers 4 of appropriate length are attached to the peripheral wall of the cylindrical case 2. It penetrates through and is embedded and fixed 5 to the inside so that it hangs down, and each tip is rounded 6.
Note that in the drawings, S represents a fishing line.

(Function) To explain the function of the present invention configured in this way,
First, the colored fluorescent light emitter is slightly bent to emit light, and then stored in the cylindrical case 2. The fishing line S from a fishing rod is tied to the upper hanging ring 3, and the fishing line S with a weight or fishhook is tied to the lower hanging ring 3', and it is set at an appropriate depth. Adjust it and lower it into the water.

When the fishing rod is gently moved up and down, the cylindrical case 2 of the fishing line moves up and down, and the colored light emitters housed therein also move up and down due to the water flow, and come into contact with and separate from the inner wall. As the colored light emitter moves up and down, the color of the striped pattern in contact with the individual optical fibers 4 penetrating to the inner wall of the cylinder changes as shown in FIGS. 4A and B, and the tips of the optical fibers 4 outside the cylinder change accordingly. The color of the light in section 6 also changes. When the colored light emitter comes into contact with the inner wall, the amount of light entering the optical fiber 4 increases, and when it moves away from the inner wall, the amount of light decreases, and the brightness of the light emitting part of the optical fiber tip 6 increases or decreases accordingly. However, the many hanging optical fibers 4 move in various ways depending on the water current, so the many small light spots constantly change color and blink, and change brightness to give the impression of young fish dancing wildly, making it difficult to see the surroundings. It attracts the attention of fish and attracts them.

(Effects of the invention) As described above, according to the invention, a commercially available chemical reaction fluorescent luminescent material is used to create a multicolored luminescent material, which is housed in a cylindrical body and is used as a multicolored flickering luminescent material using a large number of optical fibers. This is a new fish collector that is extremely effective as a luminescent lure.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a colored multicolor light emitter, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing a partial cross section of a cylindrical case, and Fig. 3 is a front view of the overall appearance.
FIGS. 4A and 4B are diagrams explaining the principle of changes in color development. ...Colored fluorescent light emitter, 2...Cylindrical case,
3...Hanging ring that also serves as a stopper, 4...Optical fiber,
5... Optical fiber fixing part, 6... Rounded tip of optical fiber, a, b, c, d, e, f... Color code, S... Fishing line.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A striped pattern is painted on the surface of the rod-shaped chemically reactive fluorescent light emitting body using multi-colored transparent paint, and an opaque cylindrical case having a length and inner diameter that allows the fluorescent light emitting body to move appropriately is provided, and the above-mentioned material is placed inside the opaque cylindrical case. A colored fluorescent light emitter is housed, and hanging rings are attached to the upper and lower ends to prevent escape, and a number of optical fibers of appropriate length are embedded in the peripheral wall of the cylindrical case, penetrating the wall surface to the inside, and hanging down. A multicolor fish collector using a chemically reactive luminescent substance.