JPH06205628A - Structure of fishing reel - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To shorten the length from the front surface to the back surface by using a movable bail arm in a fishing reel. CONSTITUTION:A spool 1 is fixed on a supporting shaft 2 and the arm 3a of a bail arm system 3 and rotor 10 are installed together in a state rotatable around the axis of the supporting shaft and changeable the relative position to the rotor 10 forth and back in the direction of the supporting shaft.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fishing reel structure having a spool and a bail arm mechanism for winding fishing line on the spool.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a fishing reel structure of this kind, conventionally, the spool reciprocates in the axial direction as the fishing line is wound, and a bail arm mechanism rotates around the spool for winding the fishing line. I just did.

[0003]

However, since the spool is arranged at the front end of the reel body as the basic structure of the reel, the front and rear length of the reel body is determined by the spool position. Therefore, since the spool reciprocates in the front-rear direction along the axial direction of the spool, the front-rear length of the reel body increases by the amount of the reciprocating movement. The structure required careful attention such that it had to be retracted to the tip of the mechanism and stored in a state in which the front and rear were shortened. It is an object of the present invention to provide a reel structure which can be made compact in the front and rear by simply modifying the spool and the bail arm mechanism.

[0004]

A characteristic configuration according to the present invention is that a bail arm mechanism is provided which reciprocates in the axial direction of the spool when a fishing line is wound around a spool. It is as follows.

[0005]

That is, since the spool can be fixed in the axial direction by moving the bail arm mechanism in the axial direction of the spool, for example, the longitudinal length occupied by the spool in the reel body can be shortened. The bail arm mechanism may be arranged within the shortened length in the front-rear direction corresponding to the spool installation position.

[0006]

Therefore, the spool can be made compact as compared with the conventional structure in which the spool is moved in the axial direction, and it is necessary to take care that the spool is retracted to the shortened position when it is stored in a bag or the like. There is an advantage not to.

[0007]

EXAMPLE A spinning reel will be described as an example. Figure 1
As shown in FIG. 3, the spool 1 is arranged at the tip, the spool 1 is mounted on the support shaft 2, and the rotor 10 that rotates around the spool 1 and winds the fishing line on the spool 1 and The bail arm mechanism 3, the handle 4 for driving and operating the rotor 10, the transmission mechanism 5 for rotationally driving the rotor 10 by operating the handle 4, and the rotor 10 and the bail arm mechanism 3 in synchronization with the rotational drive. A mechanism 7 for reciprocating back and forth is provided, and when the spool 1 receives a rotational force in the line feeding direction due to the fish being drawn in when the fishing line is wound on the front portion of the support shaft 2, the rotation in that direction is performed. The allowable drag device 6 is provided to form a spinning reel.

A transmission mechanism 5 for rotatably driving the rotor 10.
The reciprocating mechanism 7 for the spool 1 will be described. As shown in FIG. 1, the transmission mechanism 5 engages with a drive gear 8 rotatably driven by the handle 4, and is engaged with the drive shaft 8 in an offset state with respect to the support shaft 2 so as to be relatively rotatable. It is composed of a certain pinion gear 9, and the rotor 10 is integrally rotatably attached to the tip of a long boss portion of the pinion gear 9.

The rotor 10 is fixed to the tip of the boss portion of the pinion gear 9, holds the rotating frame 13a that is rotationally driven at a fixed position, the bail arm mechanism 3, and the reciprocating mechanism 7 to rotate the spool shaft core. The sliding frame 13b is reciprocally driven along the direction. Therefore, by operating the handle 4, the bail arm mechanism 3 rotates around the spool 1 in a fixed state and winds the fishing line. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 1, the reciprocating mechanism 7 is installed in parallel with the support shaft 2 and is transmitted from the pinion gear 9 via a transmission gear and has an endless groove formed on its outer peripheral surface. Drive shaft 1
1 and a ring-shaped member 13c that meshes with an endless groove of the rotary drive shaft 11 to reciprocate in a constant stroke in the axial X direction of the rotary drive shaft 11 and is fixed to a sliding frame 13b of the rotor 10. Oscillating slider 1 which engages with and reciprocates the bail arm mechanism 3
2 and. Therefore, when the handle 4 is rotated, the bail arm mechanism 3 reciprocates in the axial direction of the spool 1 at a constant stroke in synchronization with the rotation operation of the rotor 10, and the fishing line is wound on the spool 1 at a constant winding level. It will be rolled up.

Further, since the rotary drive shaft 11 for driving the oscillating slider 12 is installed inside the rotary frame 13a of the rotor 10, the empty space in the rotary frame 13a can be effectively utilized and the reel structure can be effectively used. Can be made compact by shortening the front-rear length. Further, the rotating frame 13
The front surface of a is formed in a state of being close to the rear wall surface of the spool 1 and covering the upper side thereof, and is configured to prevent the fishing line from escaping from the spool 1 over the rear wall surface of the spool 1. . That is, since the spool 1 is configured so as not to move in the axial direction thereof, the fishing line is conventionally moved to the spool rear space side, which is an empty space for the longitudinal movement of the spool 1 beyond the standing wall at the spool rear end. Although there was a problem that it slipped out of the spool and fell, the present invention fixes the spool, so it is possible to provide a fixed wall close to the rear end side of the spool, and this fixed wall prevents the fishing line from slipping out of the spool. There is also an effect of the embodiment that can be prevented.

The arm 3a constituting the bail arm mechanism 3 is switched between a non-working posture in which the arm 3a falls rearward with respect to the rotor 10 and a working posture in which it rises on the outer circumference of the spool 1 and rotates the outer circumference thereof. While the posture is held by the spring, when the arm 3a is retracted together with the rotor 10 in a state where the fishing line wound on the spool 1 is maintained in the non-operating posture so as to be fed at one time, the arm 3a is brought into contact with the arm 3a. The reel body 15 is provided with a hitting portion 14 for switching the arm 3a to the operating posture. Therefore, even if the user forgets to switch to the operating posture while keeping the non-operating posture, when the handle 4 starts winding the yarn, the arm 3a contacts the hitting portion 14 and automatically switches to the operating posture. To be It should be noted that reference numerals are added to the claims for convenience of comparison with the drawings, but the present invention is not limited to the structures of the accompanying drawings by the entry.

[Brief description of drawings]

[Figure 1] Overall vertical section

FIG. 2 is a vertical cross-sectional front view showing a reciprocating structure of the bail arm mechanism in the spool axial direction.

FIG. 3 is an overall perspective view

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Spool 3 Bale arm mechanism

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A fishing reel structure provided with a bail arm mechanism (3) that reciprocates in the axial direction of the spool (1) when a fishing line is wound around the spool (1).