JPH0779673A - Method for tying fishing hook, tying apparatus and auxiliary tool therefor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a method for tying a fishing hook by enabling the holding and releasing of a hook to a chuck part of a tying apparatus in one touch and provide a tying device and an auxiliary tool for the tying method. CONSTITUTION:A plurality of fishing hooks are bound together using a string by collecting the shank parts of the hooks. The hook parts are inserted into plural holding grooves radially formed on the cylindrical part of an auxiliary tool in such a manner as to collect the shank parts of the hooks with each other. The tip end of a leader is protruded through the gap of the opposite center part of each claw constituting the chuck part placed at a side end of the gripping part of the tying apparatus. The leader is passed through the opposite gap of the shanks of the hooks while inserting each claw part into the cylindrical part, a clamping cylinder slidably put on the outer circumference of the chuck part is brought into contact with the upper edge of the cylindrical part and the gripping part is pressed in axial direction. The clamping cylinder is slid by this process to radially constrict the claw parts and the hook part of the fishing hook is clamped between the claws while passing the line between the shanks of the hooks.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of binding a fishing hook for ayu fishing, a binding device and an auxiliary tool for the binding method.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In the prior application, the inventor of the present invention tightens the chuck portion, which comprises a hand-holding portion having a tubular portion, a plurality of claw portions fixed to at least one end of the hand-holding portion, and the chuck portion. In order to pass between the tightening cylinder that is screwed to one end of the handholding part and the handle part of the fishhook sandwiched between the claw parts of the chuck part, between the handhold part and the claw part. I proposed a binding device consisting of a Harris guide tube facing the above.

[0003]

In this binding device, it is necessary to rotate and tighten and loosen each of the tightening cylinders when pinching or removing the hook part of the fishing hook between the claw parts of the chuck part. However, there is a problem in that the position of the fishing hook is deviated during the tightening of the chuck portion by rotating the tightening cylinder while being complicated.

An object of the present invention is not to provide a method for binding a fishing hook, a binding apparatus for the fishing hook, and an auxiliary tool which can hold and disengage the hook of the fishing hook from the chuck portion with one touch. And there is.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention provides a plurality of radial members provided in a tubular portion of an auxiliary tool when aligning the grip portions of a plurality of fishing hooks and binding them with a thread. The hook part is attached to the holding groove of the hook while aligning the grips of the fishing hooks, and then the tip of the Harris from the gap between the facing center parts of the claw parts that constitutes the chuck part provided at one end of the handhold part of the binding device Projecting, inserting each of the claws into the tubular part, inserting the Harris into the facing gap of the grip of the fishhook, and inserting the hook of each fishhook between the claws, With the fastening tubular body slidably fitted on the outer periphery of the chuck portion applied to the upper edge of the tubular portion, the hand-holding portion is pressed in the axial direction, and thus the fastening tubular body is slid. Then, each claw portion is contracted in the radial direction, and Harris is passed between the grip portions of the fishhook, and the hook of the fishhook is inserted between the claw portions. Click portion is obtained by sandwiching a.

The present invention further includes a binding device, a hand-held portion having a tubular portion, a chuck portion including a plurality of claw portions provided at one end of the hand-held portion, and a chuck portion of the hand-held portion. The operating cylinder body that is urged to move in one direction and is slidably inserted, the clamping cylinder body of the chuck portion that is screwed to one end of the operating cylinder body, and the operating cylinder body. It is composed of a locking means for locking or disengaging from the hand-holding part, and a Harris guide tube whose insertion opening is opened in the hand-holding part so that the front end faces the center of the claw part.

In this case, according to the present invention, the locking means is provided with an elastic piece having a concave portion on the free end side, which is attached to a tubular portion in the hand-holding part, and the elastic piece is configured to swing to the outside of the hand-holding part. And a locking pin that is attached to the operation tube body and is inserted inside through a guide groove provided in the hand-holding portion and is in contact with the free end side of the elastic piece.

The auxiliary tool has a tubular body having at least an upper portion having a tubular portion radially provided with a plurality of holding grooves, and is located below the holding grooves inside the tubular body and is movable in one direction. It is configured by a stopper having a small hole in the center portion which is energized and is vertically movable.

At this time, the small holes provided in the plug body of the auxiliary tool can be divided into equal intervals with a gap for allowing Harris to pass through at the center.

[0010]

[Function] When the hooks of the hooks of the binding device are put on the hooks of the fishing hooks attached to the assisting tools and the hand-holding part is pushed down, the hooks are sandwiched between them and the hooks are inserted into the cylinder of the assisting tool. The fitting tubular body comes into contact with the upper end edge of the tubular portion together with the operating tubular body and moves upward, contracts the claw portion of the chuck portion, and firmly holds the fishhook sandwiched between them with one touch.

The tightening cylinder that has moved upward stops due to the locking of the operating cylinder by the locking means and keeps its position. Therefore, if the handle is lifted up, the fishhook is firmly held by the chuck. To be done. Therefore, when the handle of each fishing hook is tied with a thread and bonded with an adhesive and then the locking means is disengaged, the tightening cylinder moves together with the operating cylinder to return to the original position, and The fishing hooks sandwiched between them can be removed with one touch.

In this case, when the locking means is constructed as in claim 3, the locking pin of the operating cylinder that has moved upward engages with the recess of the elastic piece to lock the operating cylinder, and the push button is pushed. When is pressed to release the engagement between the recess of the elastic piece and the locking pin, the operating cylinder returns to the original position together with the tightening cylinder by the urging force, and the fish hook clamped between the claws is disengaged.

Further, when the auxiliary tool is constructed as in claim 4, the stopper is pushed by the claw portion inserted into the tubular portion to move downward, and the clamp tube for inserting the claw portion and tightening the claw portion. It facilitates the upward movement of the body.

At this time, the small holes provided in the central portion of the plug body of the auxiliary tool are divided into equal intervals with a gap for allowing Harris to pass through in the central portion as shown in claim 5, and the fishing hook to be inserted into this small hole. The handle portions can be arranged at equal intervals and in the same direction.

[0015]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, reference numeral 1 denotes a hand-held body comprising a cylindrical handle portion 2 and a plug body 3 fitted to one end portion of the handle portion 2. It is a department. The plug 3
Is used for the purpose of reducing the weight of the entire hand-held portion 1 and saving the material, but the handle portion 2 may be integrally formed. At one end of the handle portion 2 of the hand-held portion 1, a chuck portion 5 composed of a plurality of claw portions 4, 4, ... Is formed by radially dividing the handle portion 2 at equal intervals. A chuck portion 5 is housed in the handle portion 2 of the handle portion 1 at a substantially central portion of the handle portion 1 and an operating cylinder body 6 is provided.
Is slidably mounted, and a tightening cylinder body 7 for tightening and loosening the claw portion 4 is screwed onto the male screw portion 6a provided at one end of the operation cylinder body 6, and Operation cylinder 6
A compression spring 8 is elastically wound between the chuck portion 5 and the handle portion 2 of the hand-held portion 1 while being wound around the chuck portion 5 to urge the operating cylinder body 6 to slide in one direction. 9 is a thread locking piece 10
Along with it, it is a stopper piece fixed to the operating cylinder body 6 by a stopper pin 11, and is a long hole 2a provided in the handle portion 2 of the hand-held portion 1.
It is slidably fitted in. Mounting screw 1 in handle 2
An elastic piece 13 whose one end is fixed by 2 is accommodated, and a recess 13a formed of a through hole is provided on the free end side of the elastic piece 13 and the tip of the stopper pin 11 is in contact therewith. Reference numeral 14 denotes a push button which is fixed to the elastic piece 13 and whose head projects from the handle 2 through the elongated hole 2a. Reference numeral 15 allows the insertion opening 15a to project to the side of the handle 2 and the tip thereof to the chuck portion 5.
It is a Harris guide tube that reaches the tips of the claws 4, 4 ... The Harris guide tube 15 is slidable so that its tip can be retracted or advanced from the tips of the claw portions 4, 4, .... It is to be noted that it is the guide tube 16 that is provided by inserting the Harris guide tube 15 inside the chuck portion 5 in the axial direction.

FIG. 4 to FIG. 5 show an auxiliary tool, and according to the drawing, 20 is a plurality of holding grooves 21, 2 radially provided on the upper part.
It is a tubular body provided with a tubular portion 20a having 1 ..., And inside the tubular body 20, a plug body 22 having a small hole 22a in its shaft center is vertically movably housed. A lower lid 23 is screwed to the lower portion of the tubular body 22, and a compression spring 24 is elastically provided between the lower lid 23 and the plug 22 so that the plug 22 always slides in one direction. I am pushing.

Next, a method of binding the fishing hook using the above-mentioned binding device and auxiliary tool will be described. First, as shown in FIG. 6, the auxiliary tool 25 is placed upright on the table 26,
4 hooks 27, 27 ... Handles 27a, 27a ...
Is inserted into the small hole, and the hook portions 27b and 27b are held in the holding groove 2
Insert into 1, 21 ... Then 4 hooks 2
7 and 27 ... accurately attach the hooks 27b and 27b to 9
It is set on the auxiliary tool 25 at intervals of 0 °. Although not shown, when three holding grooves are provided in the tubular portion 20a at 120 ° intervals, the three fishing hooks are set with the handle portions aligned and the hook portions are set at 120 ° intervals. . Then Harris A
Is inserted from the insertion port 15a of the Harris guide tube 15 so as to project from the tips of the claw portions 4, 4, ..., Then, the push button 14 is pressed to release the locking by the locking means 17 with respect to the operating cylinder body 6 1 in one hand to stand upright, as shown in FIG. 7, the claw portions 4, 4, ... Are fitted into the tubular portion 20a of the auxiliary tool 25 so that a hook 27 is provided between the claw portions 4, 4 ,. , 27 ...
・ Push in while sandwiching. Then, each claw portion 4,
4 ... Abuts on the plug body 22, but when it is pushed further, the compression spring 24 together with the plug body 22.
The lower end edge of the tightening cylinder 7 is lowered against the elasticity of the auxiliary tool 2
By abutting on the upper edge of the tubular portion 20a of 5, the operating tubular body 6 slides upward and is locked by the locking means 17 as shown in FIG. At this time, the tightening tubular body 7 contracts the claw portions 4, 4, ... In the radial direction to firmly pinch each hook as shown in FIG. 8, so that each hook 27,
.. can be fixedly attached to the chuck 5 by aligning the handle portions 27a, 27a .. Therefore, by lifting the hand-held portion 1 upward, as shown in FIG. 9, the handle portions 27a, 27 of the hooks 27, 27 ,.
After tying a ... Using the tying yarn 28, pulling the Harris guide tube 15 toward the hand-holding portion side as shown in FIG.
Since its tip is retracted from the tips of the claws 4, 4, ...
The adhesive 29 can be used for adhesion before the clogging of the Harris guide tube 15 is prevented by the adhesive.

The fish hook of the ayu which is completed by binding and tying the respective handle portions 27a, 27a ,.
When the push button 14 is pressed to release the locking of the operating cylinder 6 by the locking means 17, the operating cylinder 6 together with the tightening cylinder 7 is automatically pushed forward by the elastic force of the compression spring 8 to provide its own elasticity. Chuck part 5 that returns to its original position by
Since each of the claw portions 4, 4, ... Unclamps the fishhook, the fishhook can be removed with one touch.

Of course, without using the auxiliary tool 25, it is possible to hold each of the hooking hooks one by one and attach them to the chuck portion 5, but since it is a complicated work, it is desirable to use the auxiliary tool.

11 to 13 show another embodiment of the auxiliary tool, in which a cylindrical body 30 is provided with a key groove 31, and a plug body 32 is provided with a sliding key portion 33 to be fitted into the key groove 31. The plug 32 is configured to move up and down inside the tubular body 30 without rotating. Small hole 3 in the stopper 32
4 thin plates 35, 35 with sharp tips at 90 ° intervals
.. are radially attached to partition the inside of the small hole 34 at 90 ° intervals, leaving a gap 36 for Harris insertion.

When carried out in this manner, there is an advantage that the handle portions 37, 37, ... Of the hooks inserted into the small holes 34 can be accurately aligned at intervals of 90 ° as shown in FIG. Other tubular portions 38 and holding grooves 39, 3
The lower lid 40 and the compression spring 41 are the same as those in the previous embodiment.

When the three hooking hooks are tied up with a binding thread, the small holes are separated by thin plates at 120 ° intervals.

[0023]

Since the present invention is constructed as described above,
Each hook can be attached / detached to / from the binding device accurately with one touch, and anyone can easily make their own hook for the ayu by binding each handle.

In the binding device, since the tightening cylinder for tightening the chuck portion slides together with the operating cylinder and is locked and disengaged by the locking means with one touch, mounting of the fishing hook is extremely easy. Also, it can be removed after tying it up, which makes it extremely easy to use.

At this time, the locking means locks the operating cylinder when it is pushed up and disengages the locking by pressing the push button, so that the operation is simple and easy to use. obtain.

Further, in the auxiliary tool, since the plug body can be moved up and down with respect to the tubular body, the claw portion is fitted into the tubular portion and the hooking hook is clamped by the upward movement of the fastening tubular body at the same time. As a result, the hook hook can be attached to the chuck portion with one touch.

At this time, if the small holes provided in the shaft core portion of the plug body are partitioned with a thin plate in the axial direction at equal intervals, the handle portions of the fishing hooks can be aligned at an accurate opening angle. .

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a fishing rod binding device according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the fishing hook binding device according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a method of using the binding device according to FIG.

FIG. 4 is a plan view of an auxiliary tool according to the present invention.

5 is a vertical cross-sectional view of FIG.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory view illustrating a method of tying a fishhook using the assisting tool and the tying device according to the present invention.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory view illustrating a method of tying a fishhook using the assisting tool and the tying device according to the present invention.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory view illustrating a method of tying a fishing hook using the assisting tool and the tying device according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory view illustrating a method of tying a fishhook using the assisting tool and the tying device according to the present invention.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory view illustrating a method of tying a fishing hook using the assisting tool and the tying device according to the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a plan view showing another embodiment of the auxiliary tool.

12 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the auxiliary tool of FIG.

FIG. 13 is an enlarged view showing a small hole portion of the plug body.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Hand-holding part 2 Handle part 4 Claw part 5 Chuck part 6 Operating cylinder 7 Clamping cylinder 8 Spring 9 Stopper piece 13 Elastic piece 13a Recess 14 Push button 15 Harris guide tube 20 Cylindrical body 21 Holding groove 22a Child hole 23 Lower lid 24 Spring 25 Auxiliary Tool 27 Fishing Hook 27a Handle 27b Hook 28 Binding Knot 30 Tubular 31 Key Groove 32 Plug 33 Sliding Key 34 Small Hole 35 Thin Plate 36 Gap

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. When aligning the grips of a plurality of fish hooks and binding them with a thread, the hooks are attached while aligning the grips of the fish hooks with a plurality of holding grooves radially provided on the tubular portion of the auxiliary tool. Then, the tip of the Harris is projected from the gap between the facing central portions of the claws forming the chuck part provided at one end of the hand-holding part of the binding device, and the claws are inserted into the tubular part. While inserting the Harris into the facing gap of the grip portion of the fish hook, the hook portion of each fish hook is fitted between the claw portions, and the hook is slidably fitted on the outer periphery of the chuck portion. With the attached tubular body applied to the upper edge of the tubular portion, the hand-holding portion is pressed in the axial direction, so that the clamping tubular body is slid to contract each claw portion in the radial direction, and the fishhook A hooking method for a fishhook, wherein the hook portion of the fishhook is clamped between the claw portions while passing Harris between the grip portions. 2. A hand holding portion having a tubular portion, a chuck portion including a plurality of claw portions provided at one end of the hand holding portion, and a unidirectional movement on a side of the hand holding portion where the chuck portion is provided. An operating cylinder body that is biased and slidably inserted, a tightening cylinder body of the chuck part that is screwed to one end of the operating cylinder body, and the operation cylinder body is locked or locked with respect to the hand-held part. A fishing hook tying device comprising: a disengagement locking means; and a Harris guide tube whose insertion opening is opened in the hand-held portion so that its tip faces the center of the claw portion. 3. An elastic piece having a concave portion on the free end side where the locking means is attached to a tubular portion in the hand-holding portion, and the elastic piece is configured to swing and protrudes out of the hand-holding portion. And a locking pin that is attached to the operation cylinder and is inserted inside through a guide groove provided in the hand-holding portion and is in contact with the free end side of the elastic piece. Item 2. A fishing hook binding device according to item 2. 4. A tubular body having a tubular portion in which at least an upper portion of a plurality of holding grooves are radially provided, and a tubular body located below the holding groove inside the tubular body and urged to move in one direction to move up and down. An auxiliary tool for a hook-and-loop tie device, comprising a plug body having a small hole in a central portion that is movably housed. 5. The auxiliary tool according to claim 3, wherein the small holes provided in the plug body are partitioned at equal intervals with a gap for allowing Harris to pass through at the center.