JPH036220Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Field of industrial application] This invention relates to a rod holder that is attached to the gunwale for fishing on a boat.

[Conventional technology]

There is a type of rod holder for attaching to the gunwale shown in Figure 5.

The above-mentioned rod holder has a bifurcated rod holder 52 at the tip of the horizontal base frame 51, and a rod clamping portion 53 at the rear end,
Vise-like boat clamping fastening members 54a and 54b are attached to both front and rear ends of the horizontal base beam 51 with bolts 55a and 55b so that their positions can be changed.

In the rod clamping part 53, a short square pipe 56 is attached to the horizontal base frame 51 with a bolt 55b which is also used for one of the gunwale clamping fastening members 54b so as to be swingable in the above direction. At the upper end, the rear end side of the fishing rod 57 is held by two upper and lower clamping plates 58a, 5.
8b is fixed with a clamping screw 59, and the lower clamping plate 58b is fixed to a square pipe 60 which is inserted and fitted into the square pipe 56, and the outer square pipe 56 is fixed to the inner square pipe. A push button 62 is provided which fits and locks into a square window hole 61 provided on the front side of 60.

Since the push button 62 has a mechanism similar to a seat belt of an automobile, detailed illustration thereof is omitted.

The above-mentioned rod holder is the gunwale clamping fastening member 54a, 54b.
, fix the rod holder 52 with the rod holder 52 facing toward the outside of the boat's gunwale, and after throwing the fishing line into the sea, support the rod 57 as shown in the figure, grip the rod 57 according to the hit, and press the pushbutton 62 to clamp the rod. Part 53
While also holding the rod upright, attach the rod holding part 53 to the square pipe 56.
Remove from.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

The above-mentioned rod holder is used for boat fishing when a heavy biaxial reel is attached to the rod, so when the rod is supported by the rod holder, the rod rotates in the direction of the reel downwards, so it must be completely tightened with screws. Although it is necessary, not only is the fixing operation complicated, but the operation of pressing the push button to first remove the rod clamp when a hit occurs is even more complicated when agility is required.

This idea attempts to solve the above-mentioned problems with the conventional rod holder for attaching to the boat's gunwale, and its purpose is to attach two
Even if a shaft-type reel is attached, there is no need to tighten screws to clamp the rod, and the rod can be removed from the rod holder by simply holding it with both hands and standing up to remove the rod from the rod holder. It is located in the rod holder.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to solve the above problems, this idea
The rod holder body has a horizontal arm with a rod holder with a reel holder at the tip, and a back plate stands up at the rear end of the horizontal base plate. It consists of a rod support base whose lower ends are supported by pins with the legs brought close to each other, and upright pieces are provided on both sides of the front end of the horizontal base of the rod support base, and the middle part of the arm is attached to the shaft by a shaft, and the end of the arm is attached to the rod support base. The rear end side of the horizontal base plate is mounted between parallel vertical walls projecting to the left and right of the upper end of the boat gun clamping fastening member, and the horizontal base plate is swung only upwards. The shaft is fixed for free movement, and on both sides of the rear end of the arm, there are plate pieces that come into contact with the opposite outer sides of the vertical legs of the two rod-clamping pieces, and that when the arm is in a horizontal position, slide the legs and change the position to an upright position. A rod holder for attaching to a boat gun is provided, and both rod holding pieces have a restorability such that the upper side always opens left and right.

[Effect]

When this rod holder is attached to the handrail of the boat, the horizontal arm with the reel holder and rod holder at the tip returns to an upwardly sloping position, and along with this, both rod clamping pieces of the rod support base The upper side has been restored to a state where it expands left and right, and when the rod is placed on both the rod holder and the rod holding piece with the two-shaft reel attached to it received in the reel holder, the weight of the reel The tip of the arm becomes horizontal, and as a result, the plate pieces on both sides of the rear end of the horizontal arm rub against the legs of both rod clamping pieces, and the legs change to an upright position, and the rod clamping part supports the rod irremovably. do.

Also, when you grip the rod and flip up the tip of the rod, the horizontal arm also returns diagonally upward, and the plate at the rear end goes down, causing the external pulling force on both legs of the rod to disappear, and the upper side of both rod grips to move upward. The rod can be restored to its expanded shape from side to side, and the rod can be removed upward from the rod holder.

〔Example〕

FIG. 1 shows an example of a rod holder for attaching to a boat's gun according to the present invention, and 1 has a two-pronged rod holder 2 with a two-shaft reel holder 23 at the tip and a rod gripping part 3 at the rear end. The provided rod holder main body 4 is a vise-type boat arm clamping fastening member connected to the lower side of the rod holder main body 1.

As shown in FIG. 4, the rod holder main body 1 includes a horizontal arm 5 having the rod holder 2 at its tip, a back plate 7 erected at the rear end of a horizontal base plate 6, and a back plate 7 on the front surface of the back plate. 3
As shown in the figure, the left and right pair of rod clamping pieces 8a, 8b in the rod clamping portion 3 are arranged so that the concave surfaces of the semicircular arc shaped curved portions 9 on the upper side thereof face each other, and a lower vertical leg 10 is formed.
and a rod support base 12 whose lower end is secured with a pin 11.

Upright pieces 13 are provided on both sides of the front end of the horizontal base plate 6 in the rod support base 12, and the upright pieces 13 have the following features:
A midway portion of the horizontal arm 5, preferably a portion closer to the rear than the central portion in the length direction, is supported by a shaft 14, and a coiled spring 15 is attached to the shaft 14 to provide restorability in the floating direction to the tip side of the horizontal arm 5. is attached.

The rear end side of the horizontal base plate part 6 in the rod support base 12 is attached to the rear end part with a shaft 17 between parallel standing walls 16 protruding on both left and right sides at the upper end of the gunwale clamping fastening member 4. The front end of 6 can only be swung upwards.

On both sides of the rear end of the horizontal arm 5 are rod clamping pieces 8a, 8.
A plate piece 18 is connected to the opposite outer side of the vertical leg 10 of b, which slides against the vertical leg when the arm 5 is in a horizontal position to change the leg to an upright position. In the front-up tilted state, the upper sides of both rod-clamping pieces 8a, 8b are expanded to the left and right. In FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, reference numeral 19 denotes a linear spring that is loaded into a groove 20 formed on the back side of both rod-clamping pieces 8a, 8b, and provides resilience in the expansion direction to both rod-clamping pieces. .

The horizontal board portion 6 of the rod support base 12 has a reinforcing plate 24 on the front side of the back plate 7 that sandwiches the rod clamping pieces 8a and 8b with the back plate 7, and the pins 11 that support the rod clamping pieces 8a and 8b are It also passes through this reinforcing plate.

Further, the back plate 7 is formed with a rod receiving recess 25 which coincides with the rod gripping portions of the rod gripping pieces 8a and 8b and is used to reinforce the rod gripping portion and prevent the rod from wobbling.

In FIG. 4, 26 is screwed into the tip of the horizontal base plate 6 from below, and the tip side is the upper edge 27 of the boat gun.
The bolt 28 floating from the top surface (for height adjustment) is a finger rest protruding from the tip of the horizontal arm so as to pull up the horizontal arm 5 when the rod 21 is set up.

This boat gun mounting rod holder is attached to the upper edge (handrail portion) 27 of the boat gun using the boat gun clamping fastening member 4 as shown in FIG. , first fits between the two rod holding pieces 8a and 8b on the rear side, then fits into the rod holder 2 on the front side, and 2
When the shaft-type reel 22 is received in the reel receiver 23, the weight of the reel 22 causes the upwardly inclined arm 5 to become horizontal, and accordingly, the protruding plate pieces 18 on both sides of the rear end of the arm move the rod-clamping pieces 8a, Slide up the opposing outside sides of the leg portions 10 of 8b so that the semicircular curved portions 9 approach each other to grip the rod 21, and when a fish hits, grip the rod and hook your finger on the finger hook 28 at the tip of the horizontal arm 5. When the tip side of the rod is flipped up, the tip side of the arm 5 is also lifted up, and conversely, the rear side is lowered to release the legs of both rod gripping pieces, and both semicircular arc-shaped curved portions 9 are released by the intervening spring 19. The repulsion allows it to expand and remove the rod.

〔effect〕

The use of this invented rod holder for mounting on a boat's gun has the following effects.

(1) When this rod holder is fixed to the upper edge of the boat using the gunwale clamping fastening member, with the rod holder facing toward the outside of the boat and the part that can be held in place toward the inside of the boat, the rod holder is provided at the tip. The middle part of the arm is pivoted on the tip side of the rod support base and swings like a seesaw, and the tip side is given a restorability that lifts up. On the opposing outer sides of the legs of the opposing pair of rod clamping pieces, each of which has its lower end supported by a pin on an upright back plate, the legs are rubbed upward to bring the upper sides of the rod clamping pieces closer together. Since it is equipped with a protruding piece, the rear end of the rod first fits into both open rod holding pieces, and then fits into the rod holder on the front side, and the reel holder receives the two-shaft reel. As a result, the weight of the reel lowers the tip of the arm, and as a result, the rear end of the arm, which had been lowered, rises and slides up the outside of the legs of both rod clamping pieces, causing the upper sides of both rod clamping pieces to close. In particular, it securely clamps the rod, and unlike conventional rod clamping parts, it consists of two opposing clamping plates fastened with screws, and the lower half is fixed to the upper end of a square pipe, so that the square pipe can be held in a boat. There is no complexity involved in attaching the rod clamping portion to the rod, which is seen in rod holders that are inserted and locked into square pipes that stand up on the clamping fastening member.

(2) With the rod set in the rod holder and the line thrown into the sea, when holding the rod in your hand in time for a fish hit,
By raising the rod tip, the tip of the arm where the rod holder is located will rise due to the given resilience, and conversely, the rear end side will come down and the legs of both rod clamping pieces will be released from being pinched, and both rod clamping pieces will be lifted up. The upper side opens with the added resilience and the clamping force disappears, so you can remove the rod from the rod holder without changing the grip, instead of having to press the push button first to remove the rod from the rod holder. There are no unnecessary complications.

(3) Since the reel holder is integrally provided in the rod holder, the rod will not rotate while it is supported by the rod holder.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of an example of a rod holder for attaching a boat gun according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a side view of the same, and Figure 3 is a side view of the same.
FIG. 4 is a longitudinal sectional side view in the same manner of use as described above, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the conventional rod holder for attaching a boat gun in the manner of use. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Rod holder main body, 2... Rod holder part, 3... Rod clamping part, 4... Boat clamping fastening member, 5... Horizontal arm, 6... Horizontal base plate part of the rod support base 12, 7 ……
Back plate, 8a, 8b... Rod clamping piece, 10... Vertical leg, 11... Pin, 13... Standing piece, 14...
Shaft, 15...Coil spring, 16...Standing wall, 17...
Shaft, 18... Plate piece, 19... Linear spring, 21...
Rod, 27... Boat handrail, 23... Reel holder.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A rod holder for mounting a boat gun has a boat gun clamping fastening member attached to the bottom of the rod holder body, which has a rod holder at the tip and a rod clamping part at the rear end. A horizontal arm with a receiving part and a back plate are erected at the rear end of the horizontal base plate, and the left and right pairs of rod clamping pieces are placed in front of the back plate, and the lower vertical legs are brought closer together, and the lower end is pinned. and a rod support base supported by the rod support base, and an upright piece is provided on both sides of the front end of the horizontal base part of the rod support base, and the arm is attached to this with the midway part of the arm being an axis and the tip side of the arm being given restorability to stand up. , the rear end side of the horizontal base plate part is pivoted to the rear end part between parallel vertical walls protruding to the left and right of the upper end of the boat gun clamping fastening member, so that the tip of the horizontal base base part can swing freely only upward; A plate piece is provided on both sides of the rear end of the arm, which abuts on the opposite outer side of the vertical leg part of the rod clamping piece, and slides against the leg part when the arm is in a horizontal position, changing the leg part to an upright position. A rod holder for mounting on a boat.Both pieces have the ability to be restored so that the upper side opens left and right.