JPH08131038A - Raw bait box for fishing - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To obtain a raw bait box conveniently portable, abandonable without deteriorating the environment of the earth, capable of simply taking out a grape phyllloxera as a raw bait for fishing one by one. CONSTITUTION: A great number of small holes 2 for inserting one grape phyllloxera are bored through the top of a main body 1 of a box made of a soft and brittle nettle tree or empress tree. Slits 12, 13,... passing through the small holes 2 are cut from the sides 5, 6, 7 and 8 of the main body 1 of the box. A wood part at the side of the small holes 2 can be broken and removed by a nail, etc. Consequently, the box can be miniaturized, is conveniently portable and can simply take out grape phyllloxeras one by one. The main body of the box is made of wood and will not deteriorate the environment of the earth even by abandonment.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a live bait nest box for accommodating and transporting Budo insects, which are live baits used as fishing baits for trout, char, rainbow trout, etc.

[0002]

Budo insects, which are raw baits used as fishing baits for yamame trout, char, rainbow trout, etc., are obtained by cutting a branch of a mountain budou into which a bud bug is eating to a length of about 10 cm and bundling a predetermined number. Or, put 20 to 30 Budo insects in a plastic case together with sawdust, or sell a cardboard-like paper material in the plastic case with the hollow part arranged vertically with the Budo insects stored in the hollow part. Has been done.

Conventionally, Budo insects are sold as described above, but it takes a lot of time to take out one by one at the fishing ground, and it is necessary to insert and remove the cap each time the fish is taken out, which is not good for fishing. Also, since it is relatively bulky, there is a problem that it is inconvenient to carry.

The one using the cardboard-like paper material is
It is extremely inconvenient to take out one animal at a time, and because the heat insulation is insufficient and the inside of the container gets warm and the cap is removed,
There is a problem that Budo insects crawl out of the cardboard-like hole in the stock.

In the case of a plastic case, a large number of small holes are formed on the top surface, the peripheral surface, or the bottom surface of the cap to ventilate the air. There is also a risk of causing airflow blockage and death of Budo insects.

[0006] Further, the plastic case tends to be dumped in the vicinity of the fishing ground and has a problem of deteriorating the global environment.

[0007]

In view of the above-mentioned problems when using Budo insects as bait, the present invention allows the animals to be taken out one by one simply by operating the finger tips of one hand.
Moreover, while 20 to 30 Budo insects are stored separately in a relatively small block, they can be put in the pockets of the jacket, etc., and have excellent heat insulation and breathability, and can be easily burned. It is an object of the present invention to provide a live birdhouse for fishing that does not deteriorate the global environment because it decomposes naturally even if it is thrown into the river as it is or thrown away as it is.

[0008]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, according to the invention of claim 1, the box body is formed of soft and highly brittle wood, and a large number of small holes with bottoms are formed on the top surface thereof. did.

Between the side surface of the box body and the small hole group,
A plurality of slits extending from the top surface to the bottom of the small holes are formed in the material of the box body between the adjacent small holes.

The diameter and depth of the small holes were selected so that one growing Budo insect could sneak into it.

Further, a lid piece formed of a thin piece of soft and highly brittle wood can be fixed to the top surface of the box body.

Further, in the invention of claim 2, between the bottom surface of the box body and the bottom portion of the small hole, at least a pair of side surfaces of the box body, which are close to the bottom portion of the small hole, are provided in the material portion of the box body. The configuration of forming the slit reaching the position is added to the invention of claim 1.

[0013]

According to the invention of claim 1, since a large number of bottomed small holes are bored from the top surface of the box body, Budo insects may be inserted into the small holes one by one by fingers. , Box bodies are arranged next to each other, and a large number of Budo insects are placed on the upper surface of the box body, and one Budo insect may be inserted into each small hole by utilizing the habit of crawling into the dark place of Budo insects. .

[0014] With the Budo insects in all the small holes, by fixing the lid to the top surface of the box body by means such as adhesion, the growing Budo insects are stored one by one. It is considered a birdhouse.

In this state, carry it in a pocket or the like and carry it to the fishing ground. At the fishing ground, hold the birdhouse with one hand and push up the end of the lid piece of the small hole to be taken out with your thumb, or break it by the river. After cutting the lid pieces one by one, when the force is applied to push the edge of the small hole at the top end that remains between the slits outward with the thumb of your thumb, the piece of wood at the edge is slit. It is broken at the bottom and removed, and only one Budo insect in the small hole is exposed.

As mentioned above, since the wood pieces around the small holes are broken off by the fingernail, as the wood to be used, wood such as magnolia, paulownia or similar soft wood having large brittleness is used.

Therefore, the used box body, the broken edge piece, the lid piece, etc. can be decomposed naturally and returned to the soil even if they are thrown into the river as they are or thrown away as they are, so that the global environment is deteriorated. There is no.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the slit is cut in the lateral direction up to the position immediately near the bottom of the small hole, it becomes easier to break the wood piece at the edge of the small hole.

In the nest box according to the present invention, the small holes communicate with the outside air due to the large number of slits, and the air circulation is good, so that it is possible to allow the Budo insects in the nest box to survive for about 40 days. With good heat insulation, the birdhouse will not get warm and there will be no danger of Budo insects crawling out.

Since the width of the slit is remarkably smaller than that of the small hole, there is no fear that Budo insects in the small hole will escape.

[0021]

1 and 2 show a first embodiment and a second embodiment, respectively.
2 shows a first embodiment in which both inventions are applied together. A box body 1 formed in a rectangular parallelepiped is a soft and highly brittle magnolia tree, paulownia tree or wood similar thereto, which is a relatively soft wood material. The material of the fiber is taken as the double arrow X direction orthogonal to the small hole 2 described later.

A large number of small holes 2 having a bottom portion 4 are formed in line on the top surface portion 3 of the box body 1.

The diameter R and the depth D of the small hole 2 are selected so that one growing Budo insect can sneak into it.

The group of small holes 2 and the four side surfaces 5 of the box body 1
6, 7 and 8 and the material portions 10 and 11 of the box body 1 located between the adjacent small holes 2 have a plurality of depths from the top surface 3 to the bottom 4 of the small holes 2. Slits 12, 1
3, 14, 15, 16 are formed by cutting.

Although the slits 12 and 13 cross the small hole 2, the slit 14 does not cross the small hole 2,
Although it extends from the side surface 6 to the side surface 8 of the box body 1, the slit 14 may be omitted.

The slits 15 and 16 are the slit 1
At the time of cutting 3 and 12, they are simultaneously formed by the same cutter.

As will be described later, a lid piece 17 formed of a thin piece of soft and highly brittle wood is bonded to the top surface portion 3 of the box body 1 when all the small holes 2 are infested with Budo insects. It is glued with an agent.

A fold line 18 is preferably formed in advance on the lid piece 17 so as to correspond to an intermediate position between two groups of adjacent small holes. In the illustrated example, the fold line 18 is formed at the center of the lid piece 17 in the longitudinal direction. Also, the fold line 19 is formed and corresponds to the small holes 2 group arranged in two rows, but the fold line group is not always necessary as long as it can be cut off with a fingernail.

In the illustrated embodiment, according to the invention of claim 2,
Material portion 2 between the bottom surface 20 of the box body 1 and the bottom portion 4 of the small hole 2
1, slits 22 and 23 are formed from a pair of side surfaces 5 and 7 of the box body 1 which face each other, and reach the position near the bottom 4 of the small hole 2.

In the case of the illustrated embodiment, Budo insects are inserted into individual small holes 2 one by one by fingers, or a large number of box bodies 1 are arranged in a row, and the top surface portion 3 is made into a continuous continuous state. By placing a large number of Budo insects on the top and using the habit of crawling into the dark places of Budo insects, let them crawl into the individual small holes 2 one by one, and place the Budo insects in the empty small holes 2 with your fingers. After filling, the lid piece 17 is spot-bonded to the top surface portion 3 of each box body 1 with an adhesive having a weak adhesive force and fixed to form a nest box.

In use at a fishing ground, as shown in FIG. 2, the lid piece 17 is removed from the fold line 24 together with the tab 25, and the edge portion 26 of the corner shown in FIG. When pressed and bent with the nail of the, etc., the edge portion 26 is bent at the base portion 27,
Since it is removed, the Budo insect in the small hole 2 is ready to be taken out, as shown in FIG.

The other edges 28, 29, 30, 31 and the like can be sequentially removed by the same method.

The shape of the box body 1 is not limited to a rectangular parallelepiped, and may be any shape such as a flat cylinder or an elliptic cylinder, and the slit arrangement is not limited to the illustrated structure.

FIG. 3 shows a second embodiment, in which the box body is composed of an upper box 100 and a lower box 101 in two upper and lower stages.
00 on the top surface and the bottom box 101 corresponding to the bottom surface.
2 and 103 are adhered, and the small holes in which Budo insects crawl are in one row, which is different from the first embodiment,
The structures of the small holes and the slits 104 and 105 are the same as those of the first embodiment.

[0035]

According to the invention of claim 1, it is possible to crawl into the small holes by utilizing the habit of Budo insects, which has the effect of saving labor for inserting Budo insects into the small holes. is there.

Further, only the necessary portion of the lid piece is removed with a fingernail, and the edge portion between the small holes is broken off with a fingernail or the like of one hand, and Budo insects can be taken out one by one.
This has the effect of improving the workability of hooking.

Further, since it can be formed into a small size, it can be carried in a pocket or the like, and it has an effect of being easy to handle.

Since the box body and the lid piece are made of wood and have a large heat insulating property, and a large number of slits allow good ventilation in the small holes, there is also an effect that the growth environment of Budo insects can be kept good.

Since the material is all wood, it may be incinerated after use, or it may be discharged to the river as it is or thrown on the ground and it will be naturally decomposed and returned to the soil in a short time, thus deteriorating the global environment. It also has the effect of never being.

According to the second aspect of the invention, in addition to the above-mentioned various effects, the edge portion of the small hole can be broken with a lighter force, and there is an effect that it can be performed only by outward pressing with the fingertip.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an enlarged exploded perspective view of a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a partial perspective view showing a mode of use of the one shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a second embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Box body 2 Small hole 3 Top surface part 4 Bottom part 5,6,7,8 Side surface 10,11,21 Material part 12,13,14,15,16,22,23 Slit 17 Lid piece 20 Bottom surface

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A box main body made of soft and highly brittle wood has a large number of bottomed small holes formed in the top surface of the box main body and between the small holes and the side surface of the box main body. In the material part of the box body between each small hole, a plurality of slits extending from the top surface to the bottom of the small hole are formed. The diameter and depth of the small hole means that one Budo insect is growing. Is selected to have a size capable of submerging, and a lid piece formed of a thin piece of soft and highly brittle wood is provided on the top surface portion of the box body to be fixed. Birdhouse. 2. A slit reaching at a position near the bottom of the small hole from at least a pair of opposite side surfaces of the box main body is formed in a material portion of the box main body between a bottom surface of the box main body and a bottom of the small hole. The birdhouse for live bait according to claim 1.