JPH0438708Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial field of application] This invention relates to a rod holder that is worn on the body and is particularly useful for sweetfish fishing.

[Conventional technology]

Traditionally, when removing a caught fish from the fishing rod or feeding it, both hands must be used, so the fishing rod must be placed on stable ground or placed under the arm and supported in an upright position by holding it in the arm. .

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

However, when placing a fishing rod on the ground, for example, some fishing rods are quite expensive, and placing them on the ground may cause scratches on the surface.
There were problems such as dirt adhering to the road threads, and the road threads getting tangled with weeds and trees growing on the riverbank, making it very time consuming to remove them.

Furthermore, if you hold the fishing rod in your arm and support it in an upright position, one hand on the armpit is holding the fishing rod, so it can only be used as a supplement. There was a problem in that it took a lot of time and wasted time to replace the decoy fish and the fishing efficiency was poor.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, this invention has a base that is attached to the body via a removal tool,
It consists of a pair of curved rod holder arms whose rear ends are swingably attached to this base via a support shaft and face each other to form a ring shape, and the rod holder arms have tooth shapes on the outer peripheral surface of their rear ends. A pair of rollers are interlocked and interlocked, and a roller is attached to the entrance at the tip, and an attached bullet applies a force in the closing direction to the entrance.

[Effect]

According to this invention, the fishing rod is attached to the body in a substantially horizontal state via a mounting device, for example, with a torso belt, and if necessary, the middle part of the fishing rod is inserted from the tip entrance part, so that the fishing rod that is not pulled out can be turned into an upright position. It can be stably supported (see Figure 3) and both hands can be used freely. The tip entrance is narrower than the outside diameter of the fishing rod, and the rollers help the fishing rod go in and out.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of this invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings. An inverted U-shaped belt hook 1 is fixed to the rear surface with screws 2, and a box-shaped base 4 has a large recess 3 with an opening on the front surface. It consists of a pair of curved rod holder arms 6 which are swingably attached via 5 and face each other to form a ring shape.

The rod holder arm 6 has a pair of toothed teeth 7 on the outer peripheral surface of the rear end, which interlock and interlock, and a pair of rollers 8 at the tip entrance.
is attached, and a force in the closing direction (see arrow direction A in FIG. 2) is applied to the inlet by a substantially U-shaped leaf spring 9 attached to the recess of the base 4.

The base 4 can be worn on the body by inserting the hook 1 into, for example, a torso belt 10 (see FIG. 3) and keeping the rod holder arm in a substantially horizontal position.

In addition to using the hook 1, other means may be used to attach the base to the body.

The ring shape formed by the pair of rod receiving arms 6 surrounds the fishing rod B with a margin, and the interval between the opposing rollers 8 at the inlet portion is considerably narrower than the outer diameter of the fishing rod. A stopper 11 for keeping the inlet portion open by a required amount is protruded close to the tooth profile 7 of the rod holder arm 6, and the pair of stoppers 11 are constantly in contact with each other due to the force of the leaf spring 9 in the closing direction. .

The roller 8 is slidably supported by a diagonal slit 13 of the rod holder arm via a pin 12, and is supported by a spring 14 on the side surface to receive a force in an approaching direction (a second
(see arrow direction C) is energized. When pushing the fishing rod B through the entrance, the rollers first come into contact and are pushed to the other end of the slit 13 by an external force, and then the pair of rod holder arms open, making the opening two-stage, making it easier to insert the fishing rod. It softens the shock caused by loading and unloading and prevents scratches on the surface of the rod body.

The leaf spring 9 is attached to the base 4 via a shaft 15 inserted through a central loop, and both ends are fitted into small holes 16 provided on the outer surface of the rod holder arm. In addition to the leaf spring, a round spring or other type of spring may be used.

These pair of rod holder arms are interlocked by the tooth shape even if you are in a hurry and apply force to one of the rod holder arms when you catch a fish, both rod holder arms open in the same way, making it difficult to insert the fishing rod. There is no.

When using the fishing rod holder, as shown in Fig. 3, it is attached to the right side of the body, for example, via the torso belt 10, and when a sweetfish is caught, the middle part of the fishing rod B is attached to it. The fishing rod can be inserted and erected, and the fishing rod can be quickly removed using both hands and replaced with a lively fishing rod, and the fishing rod can also be removed in one movement.

The fishing rod holder of this invention is useful not only for sweetfish fishing, but also for mountain stream fishing, rock fishing, etc. where fishing is done in a standing position.

〔effect〕

As described above, the rod holder for fishing rods according to this invention consists of a pair of curved rod holder arms that face each other and have a ring shape. A roller is attached to both rod holder arms, and the inlet part of both rod holder arms is biased with a force in the closing direction.It is small and lightweight, looks good when worn on the body, and does not interfere with fishing operations. After catching a fish and pulling it in, if you insert it into the rod holder and hold it close to your body in an upright position, you can use both hands freely for unhooking the fish and fishing for sweetfish. With this, various tasks such as changing baitfish, polishing hooks, feeding during regular fishing, and changing other devices can be done quickly and accurately, reducing wasted time and yielding big fishing results. Since the rod does not come into contact with the ground, there is no scratches on the surface unlike conventional methods, and even expensive fishing rods can be used with confidence.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the invention, FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of the same, and FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing the state of use of the same. 3... recess, 4... base, 6... rod holder arm,
7... Tooth profile, 8... Roller, 9... Leaf spring, 11...
...Stoppa, B...Fishing rod.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) A base that is attached to the body via a fixture, and a rear end that is swingably attached to this base via a support shaft and faces each other to form a ring shape. It consists of a pair of curved rod holder arms, and the rod holder arms are provided with a tooth profile on the outer peripheral surface of the rear end so that the pair meshes and interlocks, and a roller is attached to the tip entrance part, and the entrance part A rod holder for fishing rods that is biased with a force in the closing direction. (2) The rod holder for a fishing rod according to claim 1, wherein a stopper is provided on the support shaft portion of the pair of rod holder arms for opening the tip entrance portion by a required amount.