JPH0619464U - Standing for fishing - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] A vertical rod, a branch hole, and a side hole are provided in a standing fishing rod to allow the rod to communicate with each other in order to constantly reduce the restoring force of the rod. A horizontal resistance surface is provided on the part, and the branch holes are angled to widen the area where the restoring force is reduced to prevent sudden rise and to improve flight in the air. Standing for fishing. [Structure] The material is paulownia, balsa, etc., and is composed of rods, vertical holes, branch holes, side holes, horizontal resistance surfaces, resistance surfaces, and communication holes.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 This invention relates to standing stands for fishing.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 The upper and lower holes of the rod are connected in the same size, and the only part that reduces the restoring force of the rod is the upper part of the rod. It is a rod that reduces the part that lowers. In addition, it is a rod that does not have a part that lowers the restoring force in the lower hole that is submerged in water.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 Since the restoring force decreases as the resistance surface is closer to the horizontal with respect to the rod body, the resistance surface is provided in a submerged portion that is less susceptible to the influence of waves, and the submerged portion is used to reduce the restoring force of the rod body due to water resistance. A wide resistance area is provided to prevent sudden rise of the float. If the rod material is large, the buoyancy will increase, but the restoring force will also increase, so we decided to reduce the amount of material.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 Vertical holes, branch holes and side holes of the rod body are used as communicating holes to reduce the amount of material for the rod body, and a resistance surface that is horizontal at the intersection of the vertical hole and the branch hole of the rod body to reduce the restoring force. Was set up. The branch holes of the rod were angled to widen the resistance area to reduce the restoring force.

[0005]

【Example】

 An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 shows the entire fishing stand of the present invention. Reference numeral 1 in the figure is a rod made of a material having buoyancy such as paulownia and balsa wood. The rod was manufactured by first forming a branch hole from the lower part of the rod to the axial center of the axial crossing of the rod, intersecting three diagonal holes. From the upper part of the rod body, one hole larger than the branch hole is bored toward the intersecting axis of the three holes drilled from the lower side, and a side hole is bored on the upper part of the rod body to communicate with each other.

The branch holes are made smaller than the vertical holes to secure a resistance surface that is horizontal with the rod body.

The branch hole of the rod body is angled to widen the area for reducing the restoring force.

In order to constantly reduce the restoring force of the rod body, a resistance surface is provided at the intersection of the branch hole and the vertical hole.

The horizontal resistance surface and the resistance area of the rod body are increased to make it less susceptible to the influence of wind and waves, and the point deviation due to the scratch is reduced.

In order to improve the flight performance in the air, the vertical hole and the branch hole are communicated with each other to serve as an air hole, which is used for long-distance casting.

[0011] The rod body is shortened to reduce the haraminess with Harris and the portion where the rod body is exposed on the water surface is reduced to reduce the buoyancy so that the first fish can be easily delivered.

Water that has entered from the lower hole of the rod can be drained from the side hole and the vertical hole so that the first fish can be easily received.

In order to reduce the amount of material for the rod body, side holes and communication holes are provided, and the vertical holes are enlarged.

In order to prevent damage to the upper part of the rod, the upper part of the rod is made thicker and the visibility is improved.

The material is made of paulownia, balsa, etc., and the restoring force of the bar is smaller than that of foamed steel, so that it is easier for fish to catch.

[0016]

[Operation] Since the resistance surface of the rod is horizontal with respect to the rod and the branch holes are formed obliquely to widen the resistance area with water, the restoring force is reduced and there is an effect of preventing sudden rising.

[0017]

【effect】

 Since the restoring force of the rod is constantly decreasing and the part that reduces the restoring force is submerged, it is less affected by wind and waves so that the restoring force of the rod will keep the fish alert and prevent the first fish from getting out. did.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a fishing stand according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1. Stick 2. Vertical hole 3. Branch hole 4. Side hole 5. Horizontal resistance surface 6. Resistance surface 7. Communication hole

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A standing stand for fishing, characterized in that a vertical hole, a branch hole, and a side hole are provided in a rod body so as to communicate with each other in the rod body. 2. In order to constantly reduce the restoring force of the rod,
A standing stand for fishing characterized by having branch holes diagonally formed to widen the water resistance area. 3. A standing stand for fishing, characterized in that a horizontal resistance surface is provided at the intersection of a vertical hole and a branch hole in order to constantly reduce the restoring force of the rod.