JPH05503213A - Lighted fishing equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Lighted fishing equipment Technical field The present invention relates to lighting accessories for fishing, shrimping or other operations.

Background technology The best time to fish or shrimp is often after dark. Therefore, this An efficient hand-held light source is required for such operations. Commonly used current These lights are hand-held and powered by battery power or propane gas containers. It's being manipulated. However, hand-held lights, by their very nature, cannot be used for fishing purposes. Difficult to handle when gears are manually operated. Also, in the case of gas lamps, the fire There is also the possibility of disaster.

Disclosure of invention Therefore, the present invention provides a rod having an operating end adapted for installing a scoop net or hand hook, etc. , a lighting element mounted on or adjacent to the operating end; and a lighting element mounted within the rod. A self-illuminating fishing device is disclosed that includes an illumination output source.

Preferably, the luminaire is operated by a power source, but other methods are within the scope of the invention. Power sources may also be used.

Brief description of the drawing Preferred embodiments of the invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. Figure 1 shows the present invention 1 is a perspective view of a self-illuminated fishing gear according to FIG. FIGS. 2 and 3 show that the lighting element This is a detailed drawing showing the installation.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION First of all, in FIG. Illustrating the equipment. A spotlight (projector) 4 is installed in front of the connector. It is placed. This lighting fixture can be rotated in the manner described below, but generally the handle is rotatable. and toward the operating end.

The coupling 3 may be of any suitable form and may be of any suitable form, such as a net or hand hook. Adapts to removably attach a wide range of fishing accessories.

As illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3, a preferred mode of mounting the lighting element is , clamped around the rod in close proximity to coupling 3 and clamped the luminaire container by means of pin 7. A pair of brackets extending so as to form a support ring member 6 for fixing the shaft. It can be made of material 5. In this way, the lighting device can be oriented along the direction line of the pole. The direction can be adjusted, and the net or hand hook installed on the connector 3 can be illuminated. two By tightening the upper bolt or screw 8 that connects the brackets, The user can adjust the movement resistance of the shaft. Also, move the lighting equipment to the desired position. Indent’s 9 are formed on the inner surface of the ring for easy retention. It is preferable to do so. The lower screw 10 passes through the rod and extends in the direction facing the rod. Fix the racket so that it does not rotate.

The container 11 for the lighting device is preferably waterproof, but its construction is well within the skill of those skilled in the art of lighting devices. Since this is already known, we will not describe it in detail.

According to a preferred embodiment, the luminaire itself is electrically operated and the power supply is connected to the luminaire housing. A flexible waterproof tube 12 extends from the rear of the vessel into the proximal portion of the rod. Delivered through a crotched cable. In this case, the cable extends along the length of the rod. one or more rechargeable batteries (not shown) passing through and housed within the nigiri handle 2; through a waterproof switch of suitable form. Remove these batteries. It is also possible to provide provision at the end of the handle for connection to a power source for charging and/or charging. It is.

Industrial applicability Thus, the present invention in at least the above aspects provides a new and unique fishing or It is understood that it provides equipment for shrimp fishing. However, the specific examples disclosed are It is obvious that this is the preferred embodiment at the present state of the invention, and that a wide range of modifications are possible. It is clear to those skilled in the art that this is possible. For example, the shape and installation of lighting equipment. All mechanisms may be varied to accommodate the preferred design or nature of other fixtures. low The use of voltage electric lighting is preferred, but other power sources such as propane or oil It is also possible to use

Fl(1, JRE 3 Summary book The illuminated fishing equipment has a grip handle (2) at one end and a scooping net, hand hook, etc. at the other end. It consists of a pole (1) with a coupling (3) adapted for installation. In front of the connector, A floodlight (4) is installed at said location. The lighting fixture is rotated by the bracket material (5). attached, but generally oriented in the opposite direction of the handle and in the direction of the coupling. are doing. The power source of the lighting device is housed in the handle (2).

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Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A rod with an operating end suitable for installing a scoop net or hand hook, etc., and the operating end or a lighting element mounted on said pole adjacent to said end, and a lighting element installed within said pole. Self-illuminating fishing equipment that includes a light output source. 2. The fishing tool according to claim 1, wherein a grip handle is provided at the other end of the rod. 3. Extend the ring member that clamps around the rod and pivots the lighting container. The lighting fixture is attached to the pole by a pair of bracket members formed therein. Fishing equipment according to claim 2. 4. Notches on the inner surface of the ring member to easily hold the luminaire in the desired position. The fishing equipment according to claim 3, wherein the fishing equipment is formed with eyes. 5. A cage installed in a flexible waterproof tube that extends from the lighting container into the inside of the pole. 5. The fishing equipment of claim 4, wherein power for the lighting equipment is provided through the cable. 6. 6. The fishing tool according to claim 5, wherein the power source for the lighting device is located in the handle. 7. 7. The fishing equipment of claim 6, wherein said power source comprises one or more rechargeable batteries.