JPH0531906Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] (Industrial application field) This invention is a reverse hook used for fishing for sweetfish.

Specifically, when a wild sweetfish hooks onto a hanging needle that has an easily bent annealed part in the middle of the needle and is attached to an Otori Ayu, the bent part stretches and instantly detaches from the pelvic fin, causing the Otori Ayu to hang. This invention relates to a reverse hook for fishing with sweetfish that does not damage the abdominal fins of fish.

(Prior art) A reverse hook 11 conventionally used for fishing for sweetfish
The fishing line 12 is generally made of a thin metal wire material that has been hardened and formed into a box-shaped shape without openings, and the fishing line 12 is tied to the base thereof. (See Figure 6) (Problem to be solved by the invention) The conventional reverse needle described above has the entire needle body hardened, so it has high rigidity and can easily bend. On the other hand, when fishing with a fishing rod attached to the pelvic fin, the impact of a wild ayu caught on the hanging hook can cause the pelvic fin to be torn and damaged by the reverse hook.
It had the disadvantage of weakening the Otori Ayu early, resulting in a decline in fishing results.

In order to solve this problem, we made the body flexible, strong, and capable of bending, stretching, and deforming so that when a wild ayu is hooked on a hanging hook, the reverse needle bends and stretches and slips out of the hook. Those formed from thin wire bodies are known. (Refer to Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 54-130377.) However, if the entire elastic body is made strong, it will of course have the above-mentioned drawbacks, but on the other hand, if the entire body is made of a flexible material, The binding part of the fishing line may bend due to the tension of the fishing line, and the attachment position of the hook fixed to the fishing line changes, which has a large negative impact on fishing results.

In addition, since the tip of the fishing rod was soft, it was difficult to stab the sweetfish into the fish, which caused the fish to become weak.

The present invention was made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and when a wild sweetfish is hooked on a hanging needle that is attached to a baitfish with an annealed easy-to-bend part in the middle of the needle, To provide a reverse hook for fishing with sweetfish, whose bent part stretches and instantly detaches from the pelvic fin, and does not damage the pelvic fin of a male sweetfish.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The means of the present invention for achieving the above-mentioned object is as follows: The needle body is formed to a predetermined length from a thin metal wire, and one end of the needle body is made sharp. It has a piercing part, a fishing line binding part provided on the other side, and an easy-bending part that is annealed in the middle part, and the piercing part and the binding part are made to be stronger than the easy-bending part. It is in the configuration of a reverse hook for Ayuto fishing.

(Function) With the configuration described above, the present invention has the following effects.

The piercing part of the straight needle with the fishing line tied to it,
If you pierce the abdominal fin of a fishfish, or the body of the fish near it, and bend the middle part of the needle, that is, the easy bending part, towards the tail, it will bend easily because this part has been annealed. Then, a reverse needle is attached to the Otori Ayu.

In this state, if you release the Otori Ayu to a fishing spot and let it swim, the reverse hook attached to the pelvic fin or the fish body near it will not come off, and several hooks connected to the fishing line at the rear of the Otori Ayu will be attached to the fish. Follow the movement.

When a wild sweetfish is caught on the hook, the impact is applied to the bent part of the reverse hook, that is, the easily bent part, in the abdominal fin, and at this moment, the bent part, which has been annealed, is easily bent. Because it bends, the reverse hook extends from this part and slips out of the belly fin, expanding the range of escape for the wild ayu caught on the hook, and eliminating the possibility of the wild ayu falling off the hook due to the wild ayu's rampage.

In addition, repeated use is possible by returning the needle body to a straight state and attaching it to the Otori Ayu using the procedure described above.

Note that this needle body is not limited to a straight state, and may be formed in the conventional cleavage shape. It is necessary to be present.

(Example) Next, an example of the reverse hook for sweetfish fishing according to the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

In Figures 1 to 5, reference numeral 1 is the needle body of the reverse hook used for fishing for sweetfish, which is made of a thin rigid metal wire. As shown in the figure, the fishing line 2 is attached to the base of the bow-shaped or straight base as shown in Figure 3.
A detachable hook 3 is attached.

A sharply formed piercing part 4 is provided at the tip of one side of the needle body 1, and a fishing line 2 on the other side is made of a number of turns of thread and fixed with adhesive, as shown in FIG. In addition to providing a binding portion 5, an annealed easily bendable portion 6 is provided in the middle.

Reference numeral 7 is a baitfish fishing device to which the above-mentioned needle body 1 is attached, in which a nose ring 9 is attached to the fishing line 2, such as a road line, to be passed through the nostril of the sweetfish 8, and downstream of the nose ring 9, the reverse hook 1 of the present invention is inserted into the abdominal fin 8a of the sweetfish 8. Or when the fish is stuck in the vicinity,
It is attached so that a slight bend is formed between it and the nose ring 9, and further downstream thereof, a number of hooks 10 for hooking wild sweetfish are attached at intervals. (See Figure 5) Note that this reverse needle 1 is used as the first needle in the distribution process.
~ As shown in Fig. 3, the needle body 1 is formed as a single unit, or as shown in Fig. 4, it is formed in a straight shape as shown by a solid line or in a box shape as shown in an imaginary line, and the fishing line 2 is attached to the knot 5 of the needle body 1. Either the material is pre-bound or it is distributed, and the selection is made arbitrarily according to the user's preference.

(Effects of the invention) As mentioned above, in the reverse hook for Ayuyu fishing of the present invention, when a wild sweetfish is caught on the hanging hook placed in a fishing tackle, the easy bending part of the needle body instantly stretches due to the impact, and the hook is almost completely bent. This needle body comes out of the pelvic fin when it becomes straight, so it is not damaged by the pulling force of the pelvic fin, so it does not slow down the long-term activity of the male ayu and allows it to always swim vigorously in the water. It is possible to improve stable fishing results.

Since the easy bending part in the middle of the needle body is annealed, it has a durable life even after frequent bending and straightening, so it can be used repeatedly and is economical.

In particular, the piercing part and the binding part of the reverse hook are made to be stronger than the easily bending part, so that the binding part does not change the attachment position of the hook due to the tension of the fishing line. There will be no reduction in fishing results due to this.

Furthermore, the stabbing part can be easily stabbed into the ayu and does not weaken the ayu.

It has special effects such as

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1 to 3 are front views showing embodiments of the reverse needle according to the present invention. Figure 1 shows a straight needle, Figure 2 shows an inverted needle, and Figure 3 shows a straight needle. Examples of each are shown below. FIG. 4 is a front view of the fishing line attached to the needle body. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing the usage state of the same as above. FIG. 6 is a front view of a conventional reverse needle. In the figure, 1 is a needle body, 4 is a piercing portion, and 5 is a binding portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The needle body is made of thin metal wire material to a predetermined length, and the piercing part with a sharp tip on one side, the fishing line binding part on the other side, and the intermediate part are annealed. An inverted hook for Ayuto fishing, characterized in that the piercing part and the binding part are formed to be stronger than the easily bending part.