JPH04133181U - Transport device that doubles as a fishing gear storage area for fishing boats - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] The present invention is capable of transporting fishing gear carried near the stern by a fishing gear conveyor to a rigging work area with less manual transport work. It is also intended to be used as a storage area for other fishing gear. [Structure] An endless conveyor is installed inside the hull, which is arranged along the longitudinal direction of the hull, and whose ends are folded back to form a circulation conveyance path and to form a fishing gear storage area.

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea]

0001

[Industrial application field]

This invention can also be used as a fishing gear storage area for fishing boats that can store fishing gear used in, for example, tuna longline fishing. The present invention relates to a transportation device for use in transportation.

0002

[Conventional technology]

Traditionally, in fisheries such as tuna longline fishing, fishing was carried out from a suitable fishing gear hangar on a fishing boat. The fishing gear is taken out, the fishing gear is dropped (thrown) into the sea from the stern, and the necessary fishing work is carried out. It is done. Next, the fishing gear is retrieved (hauled) from the bow of the boat. Fishing gear recovered at the bow are sent in units to the stern of the ship on a fishing gear belt conveyor and stored in a fishing gear hangar. and prepared for the next lasso. Drop and turn fishing gear every time you fish. Collection work is carried out repeatedly.

0003 The details of such fishing will be explained in detail with reference to FIGS. 3 to 14, but before that, The overall structure of the fishing boat 1 will be explained. In FIG. 3, on the bow side of the upper deck 1A, there is a line hauler 11, a lift A rope slow conveyor 13 is equipped, and a side row conveyor 13 is installed along with this line hauler 11. Ra 12 is equipped on the side. In addition, near the gunwale on upper deck 1A, , a bran winding machine 14, and a float winding machine 16 are installed side by side.

0004 On the left side of the upper deck 1A, a belt conveyor 8 for fishing gear is installed at the bow 2. This fishing gear belt is arranged along the longitudinal direction of the hull S from the stern 9. A plurality of vinyl chloride pipes 22 are installed in a straight line above the port side in line with the conveyor 8. has been done. In addition, a poop tower 1C is constructed on the poop deck 1B, and the main rope is attached to the stern of the poop tower 1C. The hangar 10 is divided into sections, and a bottle storage space shown in FIG. A fishing gear hangar 10A having a space 19 and a space 20 for storing branch lines is divided.

[0005] A main rope storage machine 24 is installed on the ceiling wall of the main rope hangar 10. Poop A lasso machine 27 and a lasso slow conveyor 28 are installed near the stern 9 of deck 1B. ing. A plurality of vinyl chloride pipes 22 are connected from the mainline storage machine 24 to the lasso machine 27. Equipped. Therefore, in Figure 4, a main line 4 with fishing gear 3 attached from the stern 9 of a fishing boat 1 is placed in the sea. It is shown that it is stretched over a certain distance. Fishing gear 3 has main line 4 specified. A plurality of floating ropes 5 are suspended at intervals of A number of bottles 6 were attached to the main rope 4 via snaps 7A (shown in Figure 5). It is composed of a large number of branch ropes 7, and a plurality of marbles 6 are floating on the sea surface W. , a trunk rope 4 is stretched almost horizontally around these bottles 6 via a floating rope 5, and this trunk A large number of branch ropes 7 with bait attached are hanging from the rope 4.

[0006] As shown in Figure 3, when a tuna M is caught on the tip of the branch line 7, it is attached to the main line 4 and The raft fishing gear 3 is recovered at the bow 2. The fishing gear 3 is transferred to the stern 9 by the fishing gear belt conveyor 8. It is transported and stored in the fishing gear hangar 10A. The main rope 4 is transported to the stern 9, and the main rope It is stored in the warehouse 10. During tuna fishing work, the fishing gear 3 and main line 4 are stored in the fishing gear hangar 10. A. The mainline is pulled out from the hangar 10 and dropped from the stern 9.

[0007] A series of these operations will be described in detail below. Figures 3, 5 to 8 show the recovery work of fishing gear 3, and Figures 3, 9 to 11 show the main rope recovery work. 4 collection operations are shown below. In Figures 3 and 5, main line 4 is line hauler 1. 1, and the floating rope 5 and branch rope 7 attached to this main rope 4 are also pulled up. They were each removed from the main rope 4 by the crew near the side rollers 12. , this main rope 4 is conveyed through a line hauler 11 onto a hauling rope slow conveyor 13. Ru. After the branch rope 7 is wound into a ring shape by the bran winding machine 14 shown in FIG. The branch rope 7, which has become a ring-shaped bundle, is pulled upward from the bran winding machine 14, and For example, six branch ropes 7 are tied together and stored in a basket. Also, shown in Figure 8. As shown in FIG. It is accommodated in 7.

[0008] Then, the crew members manually store the floating rope 5 and the branch rope 7 in the bottle 6 and, for example, the basket 17. is carried to the starting end of the fishing gear belt conveyor 8, and furthermore, as shown in FIG. The fishing equipment is conveyed to the end by the fishing gear belt conveyor 8, and the fishing gear is carried by the crew by hand. The bottles 6 are conveyed through the chute 18 from above the terminal end of the ingredient belt conveyor 8. The floating ropes 5 and branch ropes 7 carried and stored in the storage space 19 and housed in the basket are also The rope is carried and stored in the rope storage space 20.

[0009] On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 9, the main rope 4 is pulled by the line hauler 11. , with the floating line 5 and branch line 7 removed, the trumpet 2 is placed from above the lifting line slow conveyor 13. 1, and after changing direction with the trumpet 21, as shown in Figures 10 and 11, The inside of several PVC pipes 22 is moved as required by guide rollers 23 provided between them. It is bent at the point, inserted, and reaches the main rope storage machine 24.

0010 In FIG. 11, the main rope storage machine 24 that pulls the main rope 4 is located in a long and narrow storage space. is reciprocated on the rail 25 above the mainline hangar 10, which is divided into sections in the front and back direction of the fishing boat 1. By moving the main lines 4, the main lines 4 are evenly stored in the storage space of the main line hangar 10. be done. In this way, the fishing gear 3 consisting of the main line 4, a bottle 6, a floating line 5, and a branch line 7 is is completed, and the mainline 4 and fishing gear 3 are stored in the mainline hangar 10 and fishing gear hangar 10A, respectively. When the fishing boat 1 sails with the fishing boat 1 loaded and arrives at a suitable fishing ground, the rope is set as shown below. be exposed.

[0011] First, as shown in FIG. 12, the tip of the main rope 4 is pulled up from the main rope hangar 10. , the inside of the plurality of vinyl chloride pipes 22 through the wrapper 26, and the guide provided between them. The rope is bent at a required point by the drawer 23 and inserted, resulting in the rope shown in FIG. It was picked up by aircraft 27 and dropped into the sea. Then, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 14, the bottles 6 are removed from the bottle storage space 19. The floating rope 5 and branch rope 7 are also taken out from the branch rope storage space 20, and the bottle ball 6 is taken out. is attached to the floating line 5 and placed on the lasso slow conveyor 28 along with the branch line 7. I can ride it. A bait 29 is attached to the hook of the branch line 7 on the throw rope slow conveyor 28. . Then, each snap of the floating line 5 and the branch line 7 is fixed and hooked onto the main line 4. stem While letting out the rope 4, a branch rope 7 and a floating rope 5 are thrown into the sea. In this way, A trunk line 4 with fishing gear 3 attached is stretched out into the sea, and tuna fishing is carried out.

0012

[Problem that the idea aims to solve]

In a fishing boat 1 that carries out fishing such as conventional tuna longline fishing, After retrieving the fishing gear 3 attached to the main line 4 at the bow 2, it is returned to the vicinity of the stern 9. A beltcoat for fishing gear is placed on the upper deck 1A of the fishing boat 1 in order to transport it to the fishing gear hangar 10A. We are forced to install conveyor 8.

[0013] This belt conveyor 8 for fishing gear requires a large installation area on the narrow fishing boat 1, and Since the space is only used for transporting equipment 3, the space can be used effectively for fishery production. It has become a useless existence. In addition, there is also a fishing gear storage where the floating line 5, branch line 7, and bottle balls 6 of the fishing gear 3 are stored separately. The storage 10A is located near the stern 9, but these are separated by fishing gear class. Requires transportation work to pull it out of storage 10A and transport it onto the rope slow conveyor 28. In order to bring the fishing gear 3 stored in the fishing gear hangar 10A to the rigging work area. There was a lot of transportation work involved.

[0014] This invention was devised to solve the above-mentioned problems, and its purpose is to Fishing gear brought to the stern by a conveyor can be roped without the need for manual transport. It can be transported to the work place, and the fishing gear conveyor can be used as a fishing gear storage area for purposes other than transportation. It is an object of the present invention to provide a transport device that can also be used as a fishing gear storage area for a fishing boat.

[0015]

[Means to solve the problem]

This device is placed along the longitudinal direction of the hull, and each end is folded back. An endless conveyor that forms a circular conveyance path and a fishing gear storage area. , is characterized by being installed inside the hull.

[0016]

[Effect]

In this invention, for example, when the fishing gear is not in use, the fishing gear on the endless conveyor Fishing gear is placed on the storage area, and this fishing gear storage area is used as a hangar for fishing gear. Ru. On the other hand, when trying to use fishing gear, the fishing gear on the fishing gear storage area of the endless conveyor is , the fishing gear is transported from the fishing gear storage area to the rigging work area with less manual transport work.

[0017]

【Example】

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 and 2 show a fishing gear storage and transport device for a fishing boat according to an embodiment of the present invention. The structure of the fishing boat in this example is basically the same as the structure of the fishing boat described in the conventional example. However, the use of an endless conveyor as a means of transporting fishing gear, and the accompanying The structures are different, and the different parts will be explained. Note that in this example Components that are the same as those in the conventional example are designated by the same reference numerals and their explanations will be omitted.

[0018] In Figure 1, a fishing boat 1 has an upper deck 1A and a poop deck 1B above it. The left side of the breaking line H of the fishing boat 1 in the figure is the poop deck 1. The right side of the break line H shows the structure on upper deck 1A. Ru. Reference numeral 31 is an endless conveyor configured in a circulation conveyance path, and most of the conveyor 31A is Although it is installed on poop deck 1B, its front part (bow side) 31B is It is installed on the upper deck 1A, and is folded back into a C-shape on the bow 2 side. The bow side fishing gear receiving part 32 and the linear inner part continuous to one end side of the bow side fishing gear receiving part 32. The side conveyance section 33 and a linear outer conveyance section continuous to the other end side of the bow side fishing gear receiving section 32 34, and an approximately oblong horizontally extending section on the stern 9 side, which is continuous to both ends of the inner conveying section 33 and the outer conveying section 34. It is comprised of a stern side fishing gear take-out part 35 which is folded back into a C-shape. inside The conveying section 33 and the outer conveying section 34 are arranged adjacent to each other, and the bow side fishing gear receiving section 32, The stern side fishing gear take-out part 35 is curved and protrudes more inwardly of the hull S than the inner conveyance part 33. It has a shape. The inner bent portion 35C of the stern side fishing gear take-out portion 35 It is located near the starting end 28C of the low conveyor 28.

[0019] The endless conveyor 31 includes the bow side fishing gear receiving section 32, the inner and outer conveyor parts 33, 34, a rail 36 installed along the stern side fishing gear take-out part 35, and this An endless chain disposed along the rail 36 and moved by a drive device (not shown). A plurality of rails are supported by the rail and are arranged at appropriate intervals along the entire length of the rail. and a cart 38 which is attached to the chain 37 and moves in circulation. A basket 39 for storing the fishing gear 3 is taken out from the top of each trolley 38. A fastening device 40 is provided for securement.

[0020] Therefore, in this embodiment, when the fishing gear 3 is not used, for example, as shown in FIG. Fishing gear 3 (i.e., floating line 5, branch line 7 and a basket 39) in which bottles 6 are stored in units, and an endless basket 39) is placed. A conveyor 31 is used as a hangar for fishing gear 3. On the other hand, when trying to use the fishing gear 3, this stern side fishing gear take-out part 35 is Since it is located near the starting end 28C of the rope slow conveyor 28 at 9, there is no The fishing gear 3 on the stern fishing gear retrieval part 35 of the end conveyor 31 is From the inner bent part 35C of the tail part 35, it is possible to reduce the need for manual transport work and to throw a lasso. It is carried to the conveyor 28. Each time a unit of fishing gear 3 is taken out, By moving the end conveyor 31 intermittently, Always move the fishing gear 3 on the stern side fishing gear take-out part 35 to a predetermined fixed position. let

[0021] As in the conventional example, the main line 4 and fishing gear 3 are dropped from the stern 9 and stretched into the sea. A fishing facility is set up and tuna fishing operations are carried out. When a tuna M is caught on the tip of branch line 7, main line 4 The main line 4 is collected at the bow 2, and the main line 4 is transported along the same transport route as before, and the fishing gear 3 is , and is carried to the bow side fishing gear receiving section 32 and stored in a basket 39 on a trolley 38. The fishing gear 3 on the bow side fishing gear receiving part 32 is transported on the endless conveyor 31 intermittently. By rolling, the endless baskets are stored one after another in the empty baskets 39 on the trolley 38. It is stored in the entire area of the conveyor 31 and returns to its original state.

[0022] According to the above configuration, when the fishing gear 3 is not in use, the endless conveyor 31 is It is used as a hangar for fishing gear 3, and the endless conveyor 31 can also be used as a storage area for purposes other than transportation. can be used. In addition, when using the fishing gear 3, the boat on the endless conveyor 31 The tail side fishing gear take-out part 35 is located near the starting end 28C of the lasso slow conveyor 28 at the stern 9. Since the fishing gear 3 on the stern side fishing gear take-out part 35 of the endless conveyor 31 is It is possible to reduce the amount of manual transport work required to transport the rope to the slow conveyor 28.

[0023] In addition, in this embodiment, when the endless conveyor 31 is applied to a tuna longline fishing boat, However, it is not limited to this, and may be applied to fishing vessels other than tuna longline fishing vessels. can be applied. In addition, in this embodiment, the stern side fishing gear take-out portion 35 of the endless conveyor 31 is , is configured by folding back into a horizontally long C-shape on the stern 9 side, but this shape is limited. For example, it may be configured in a meandering shape.

[0024] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the endless conveyor has a cart attached to an endless chain. We have explained how to connect the carts and move them along the rails. Of course, there is no limitation, and various types can be adopted.

[0025]

[Effect of the idea]

As explained above, when the fishing gear is not in use, the fishing gear storage area on the endless conveyor is It is used as a hangar for fishing gear, and the endless conveyor is also used as a fishing gear storage area for purposes other than transportation. can do. Also, when using fishing gear, use the fishing gear on the stern side of the endless conveyor. The retrieval section is located near the setting area, so there is no need for fishing gear storage on the endless conveyor. It is possible to reduce the need for manual transportation of the above fishing gear to the rope-casting work site.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a fishing gear storage and transport device for a fishing boat according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing fishing gear on the endless conveyor of the same embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a conventional fishing boat.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing tuna longline fishing by the same fishing boat.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing side rollers and line haulers near the bow of the fishing boat.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a bran winding machine near the bow of the fishing boat.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing how the bran winding machine is used near the bow of the fishing boat.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a floating line hoist near the bow of the fishing boat.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the flow of the mainline near the hauling line slow conveyor of the fishing boat.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the flow of the mainline from the trumpet to the fishing boat.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the flow of the mainline near the mainline storage machine of the fishing boat.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a state in which the main line of the fishing boat is taken out.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing the flow of the mainline near the fishing boat's thrower.

FIG. 14 is a plan view of the vicinity of the stern of the fishing boat showing details of rope setting work.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 fishing boat 1A Upper deck 1B poop deck 2 Bow 9 Stern 31 Endless conveyor 35 Stern side fishing gear retrieval part

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] [Claim 1] An endless conveyor is installed inside the hull, which is arranged along the longitudinal direction of the hull, and whose ends are folded back to form a circulation conveyance path and to form a fishing gear storage area. A transport device that also serves as a fishing gear storage area for fishing boats.