JPH04110479U - fishing tackle set - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To comfortably hold various fishhooks with different diameters of wires, and to eliminate fluctuations in the direction of a plurality of fishhooks set in a fixed direction. [Structure] A plurality of Harriss 2, 2 are connected to the main line 1 at intervals, and a fish hook 3, 3 is attached to the tip of each Harris 2, 2. In a fishing tackle set moored to each concave portion 6 of a transparent latching plate 5, the latching plate 5 is
A wedge-shaped slit 7 extending diagonally is formed below the recess 6, and each fishhook 3 is caught between the slits 7. [Effect] It is easy to moor fishhooks, and once they are set in the same direction, there will be no disturbance in that direction, and it can be applied to fishhooks of various sizes.

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea]

0001

[Industrial application field]

This invention is a fishing tackle set with multiple branch hooks on the main thread. Regarding a fishing tackle set with a latching plate convenient for mooring in the same direction. It is something to do.

0002

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, for example, fishing tackle for horse mackerel, mackerel, grunt, etc. Several haris are tied at intervals, and each haris has a fishhook or a fish hook attached to its tip. The giji needles are attached and one or two sets are arranged on a special mount. It is attached. The top of the mount has multiple chevron-shaped irregularities as shown in Figure 4. A transparent latching plate 15 is provided with a latching hole on the upper edge, and the fish hook at each Harris end is attached to the recess. They are moored in sequence at section 16, and are designed to be taken out in an orderly manner during use. Ru.

0003

[Problem that the idea aims to solve]

However, the fishing tackle set on the mount is wrapped in a transparent film and is not considered a product. However, multiple fishing hooks are moored in the recesses of the above-mentioned latching plate. If one part of the Harris becomes loose while handling the A fishhook that has been moored may float up from the recess and become entangled with an adjacent fishhook, or may be moored in the same direction. A situation arises in which some of the hooks change direction by 180 degrees. Such a situation is shown in Figure 5. As shown in FIG. This problem can be solved by forcefully inserting the fishhook into this notch. There are commercially available contraption sets with various types of locking plates.

0004 However, the hooking plate 15 having a score line 17 in each recess 16 has a needle line that is It is effective for relatively thin fishing hooks, but it is not suitable for fishing hooks with thick hook lines, and it is impossible to use it. If you press the plate to widen the cut and moor it, the plate will become stiff by the thickness of the needle line, and then The reaction force will act in the direction of reversing the fishing hook, and it will be used with even stronger pressure. This will cause cracks to occur in the retaining plate 15. Moreover, a cut line like this Although it has the effect of holding the fishhook, it lacks the ability to maintain the direction of the moored fishhook as described above. In addition, the notches of the plate 15 protrude irregularly on the front and back surfaces, It is unsightly because it is not straight or has dents, and is a disadvantage in the industry as described above. There was a strong need for a locking plate with improved fit.

[0005] The present invention maintains the direction of multiple fishhooks for fishing, regardless of the difference in the thickness of the hook lines of the fishhooks. To provide a fishing tackle set equipped with a hook plate convenient for mooring a hook. This was done for the purpose of

[0006]

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to achieve the above purpose, this invention has a chevron-shaped uneven part for mooring multiple fishing hooks. In a fishing tackle set equipped with a transparent latching plate, the latching plate A wedge-shaped cut is made in the diagonal downward extension along one side of the chevron slope of each recess in the plate. A cutout slit is provided, and a fishhook can be clamped and moored in this cutout slit. It is something.

[0007] The entrance opening width of the cutout slit described above is the width used for this type of fishing tackle. This is determined by the thickness of the hook line, but it is usually about 1 to 2 mm. It is sufficient.

[0008] In addition, the length of the notch slit is preferably around 5 mm, and if it is too long, it will cause problems during use. The uncoupling of Harris and the fishhook becomes unsmooth. And this slit regulates the direction of the fishhook. From the viewpoint of the holding function, it is desirable to install it in a direction as close to horizontal as possible. When considering the smoothness of mooring the fishhook and unraveling it during use, the chevron-shaped slope of the recess should be It is a downwardly extending position, and is preferably provided at an angle of about 45 degrees.

[0009]

[Effect] The slit is wedge-shaped, so it can be used regardless of whether the hook is thin or thick. It can be inserted and held without difficulty. And the slits are diagonally arranged. Therefore, if multiple fishhooks are pinched in the same direction, each hook will be pinched on both sides. to accurately maintain the direction of the fishhook after being pinched.

0010

【Example】

As shown in Figure 1, multiple Harriss 2, 2 are connected to the main thread 1 at intervals. Fish hooks 3 and 3 are attached to the tips of each Harris 2 and 2, respectively. The fishhooks 3, 3 are attached to a transparent hanging plate 5 having a plurality of chevron-shaped uneven portions 4 formed on the upper edge. In a fishing tackle set moored to each recess 6, the transparent hook plate As shown in FIG. A wedge-shaped cutout slit 7 is formed at a downwardly extending position in the diagonal direction along the The fishing hooks 3, 3 are configured to be held between the slits 7 of the fish hooks 3, 3. Note that this notch The direction of slit 7 is from right to left, which is the direction of the fishing head and the setting of the tackle. This makes it convenient for removal.

[0011] FIG. 3 shows a wedge-shaped lower part of the concave part 6 of the hanging plate 5 which has the wavy chevron-shaped concavo-convex part 4. This shows an embodiment in which the slit 7 is formed.

0012

[Effect of the idea]

In this way, the present invention has fishhooks 2, 2 attached to a plurality of Harrises 2, 2, respectively. Each of the transparent latching plates 5 for individually mooring the fishing hooks of the Naru fishing tackle set. A wedge-shaped cutout slit 7 extending diagonally is formed below the recess 6. This slit 7 is suitable for both thick and thin fishing hooks. Therefore, it can be held easily.

[0013] Moreover, since the slit 7 is wedge-shaped, an appropriate clamping force is applied to the fishhook, and the slit 7 is wedge-shaped. The fishhooks 2, 2 moored in a fixed direction are prevented from moving unintentionally, and are always kept on the mount 10. It is possible to maintain a constant direction. Furthermore, the notch slit 7 is a latching plate. Since it is formed in the direction along the mountain slope of 5, it is easy to insert each fishing hook 3, 3. It is not only easy, but also easy to pull out from the slit 7 of the fish hooks 3 and 3 during use. Although it has a simple structure, it can be carried out smoothly, but it actually has favorable effects. do.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

[Figure 1] Front view showing the main parts of the fishing tackle set of the present invention

[Fig. 2] Front view showing an example of the hanging plate

[Fig. 3] Front view showing another embodiment of the hanging plate

[Fig. 4] Front view showing a conventional latching plate

[Fig. 5] Front view showing another conventional hanging plate

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Main thread 2 Harris 3 Fishhook 4 Concave and convex portion 5 Latching plate 6 Recess 7 Wedge-shaped slit

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Claim 1: A plurality of harris are connected to a main line at intervals, a fishhook is attached to the tip of each harris, and each fishhook is made of a transparent material having a plurality of chevron-shaped irregularities formed on the upper edge. In a fishing tackle set moored to each concave portion of a latching plate, a wedge-shaped notch slit is formed in a downwardly extending portion of each concave portion of the latching plate in a diagonal direction along one of the chevron-shaped slopes; A fishing tackle set characterized by a fishhook being held in each notch slit.