JPH08103193A - Spinner bait - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a spinner bait having an almost plate-shaped submerging guide member at the inside of a corner of an L-shaped shank, free from problems of snagging, etc., quickly and stably sinkable in water to a desired depth, having excellent operability and useful for the fishing of bass, etc. CONSTITUTION: This spinner bait is provided with a nearly plate-shaped submerging guide member 7 at the inside of a corner of an L-shaped shank 1. The submerging guide member 7 is preferably supported by inserting an upper arm 1a and a lower arm 1b of the L-shaped shank 1 made of a metal wire, etc., through a small hole opened on the guide member and attaching the guide member to the L-shaped shank 1.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a lure used in, for example, bass fishing, and more particularly to a spinnerbait which is one of such lures.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, spinnerbaits are generally used for so-called shallow fields where the water depth is relatively shallow, for example, about 30 cm to 2 m. Since they are light in weight, the settling speed into water is slow and it takes time to settle deeply. In addition, since it floats up when it is moved in the lateral direction while it is deeply settled, it is inconvenient that it cannot be applied well to so-called deep fields.

Therefore, by providing a plate-like submerged guide member (lip) on the shank portion of the spinnerbait,
It is known that the settling speed at the time of dropping into water is increased and the settling speed can be moved laterally while deeply settling (see, for example, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-28769).

[0004]

However, in the above-mentioned prior art, the submerged guide member is formed in an L-shape in longitudinal section, one end side of which is attached and supported in the vicinity of the eye of the shank, and the other end side of the shank is attached. Also, since the spinnerbait is configured to project to the front side in the moving direction, rocks, aquatic plants, and the like may be caught by the projecting submerged guide member, causing so-called rooting. Further, since the above-mentioned descent guide member is attached to the shank in a cantilever manner, there is a possibility that the descent guide member often wobbles to the left and right during meandering, resulting in a lack of stability. .

The present invention has been proposed in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a spinner bait which does not cause rooting or the like and can dive into a desired water depth quickly and stably. And

[0006]

In order to achieve the above object, the spinnerbait according to the present invention has the following constitution.

That is, a spinnerbait having a substantially L-shaped shank is characterized in that a substantially plate-shaped submerged guide member is provided inside a corner of the substantially L-shaped shank. As an attachment means of the submerged guide member, for example, an upper arm and a lower arm of an L-shaped shank made of a metal wire or the like are inserted into a small hole formed in the submerged guide member so as to be attached to and supported by the shank.

[0008]

By providing the submerged guide member inside the corner of the substantially L-shaped shank as described above, there is no fear of catching the root and the like, and the spinner bait can dive at a desired water depth quickly and stably. Can be provided.

[0009]

The spinnerbait according to the present invention will be specifically described below with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings. FIG. 1 is a side view showing an embodiment of a spinnerbait according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a plan view of a submergence guide member.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a shank formed of a metal wire or the like in a substantially L-shape, and the L-shaped shank 1 has a substantially annular shape connecting a Harris T at a corner portion between an upper arm 1a and a lower arm 1b. Eye 1c is formed. A blade 3 is attached via a swivel 2 to a free end of the upper arm 1a opposite to the eye 1c, and a hook 5 is provided via a head 4 to the free end of the lower arm 1b. 6 is a skirt.

In the present invention, the descent guide member 7 is provided inside the corner of the L-shaped shank 1, that is, the corner formed by the upper arm 1a and the lower arm 1b. In this embodiment, the upper arm 1a and the lower arm 1b are inserted into the small holes 7a and 7b formed at both ends in the longitudinal direction of the leaf, which are formed of a transparent plastic plate or the like in a substantially leaf shape. Then, the shank 1 is attached and supported.

In this case, both arms 1a and 1b are
It is preferable to prevent the displacement of the submarine guide member 7 with respect to the arms 1a and 1b by appropriately bending the insertion portion of the small holes 7a and 7b as shown in the figure. By bending the insertion portion with the hole 7b toward the upper arm 1a side as shown in the drawing, the submarine guide member 7 is prevented from projecting forward of the lower arm 1b in the traveling direction of the spinnerbait, that is, on the side opposite to the upper arm 1a. Good.

In the above structure, when the spinner bait is dropped at a desired point and the shank 1 is moved through the Harris T in the direction of arrow A in the figure, the submergence guide member 7 is moved to the direction shown in FIG.
As shown in the drawing, it moves to the right in the figure in a state of being inclined downward, and the flow of water along the surface of the submergence guide member 7 causes a dive force in the direction of arrow B in the shank 1 to gradually settle the entire spinnerbait. However, it is possible to quickly dive to a desired depth. At this time, since the submergence guide member 7 is provided inside the corner of the L-shaped shank 1, rocks, water plants, etc. may be caught in the submergence guide member, or the submergence guide member may sway left and right. It is possible to infiltrate with good stability.

Further, when the spinner bait is moved in the lateral direction in a state of being submerged to a desired depth as described above, the shank 1 may be moved in the lateral direction via the Harris T at an appropriate speed. At this time, similarly to the above, the dive guide member 7 does not act on the shank 1 in the direction of the arrow B in the drawing to lift the spinnerbait, and the shank 1 is moved laterally while being settled to a desired depth. Even in that case, it does not cause rooting or the submergence guide member wobbles.

In the above embodiment, the submerged guide member 7 is attached to and supported by the shank by inserting the upper arm 1a and the lower arm 1b into the small holes 7a and 7b formed at both ends in the longitudinal direction, respectively. It can also be attached by a chemical agent or the like, or by other means. Further, the illustrated example is applied to a spinner bait having one blade, but it is also applicable to those having a plurality of blades and various other spinner baits.

[0016]

As described above, in the spinnerbait according to the present invention, since the submerged guide member 7 is provided inside the corner of the substantially L-shaped shank 1, the submerged guide member 7 is submerged in water or at a desired depth. When moving in the lateral direction, the descent guide member 7 is not caught by rocks, water plants, or the like, and the descent guide member 7 does not wobble, so that the dive guide member 7 can dive quickly and stably. It has the effect of providing a spinner bait with good properties.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view showing an embodiment of a spinnerbait according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of a submergence guide member used in the above embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 shank 1a upper arm 1b lower arm 1c eye 2 swivel 3 blade 4 head 5 hook 6 skirt 7 dive guide T Harris

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A spinnerbait having a substantially L-shaped shank, wherein a substantially plate-shaped submerged guide member is provided inside a corner of the L-shaped shank. 2. The submerged guide member is mounted and supported on the shank by inserting an upper arm and a lower arm of an L-shaped shank made of a metal wire or the like into a small hole formed therein. Spinnerbait.