JPH0847360A - Tool for storing fishing tackle, sheet for storing fishing tackle and fishing tackle set - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a tool which enables simplified and safety operation of bringing out the stored line lead, sheets and pouches for fishing things and a fishing tackle using them. CONSTITUTION:This tool (107) for storing fishing tackle is a square sheet made of a material readily soluble or dispersible in water and has four slit collars (a standing leaf) 102 inside and two L-shaped slittings 103, 104 for fixing both ends of the lead near a couple of opposing right angle corners 103 and 104. A lead line is wound around these slit collars to prepare a storing tool.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fishing tackle storage tool for storing Harris, a fishing tackle storage sheet, a fishing tackle storage bag, and a fishing tackle set using these.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art FIGS. 79 and 80 show an example of fishing gear generally used for fishing. Fig. 79
The fishing tackle 51 shown in (1) is a basic fishing tackle in which the beam 2 is connected to one end of the Harris 1 and the snap 3 is attached to the other end. In addition, the fishing tackle 52 shown in FIG.
In the fishing tackle 51, a branch Harris 5 with a blade 4 is connected to the middle portion of the Harris 1. In addition, the fishing tackle 53 shown in FIG. 83 has snaps 31, 32 on both ends of the Harris 33.
6 branches Harris 35 with a horn 36 in the middle
Are connected at equal intervals. Further, the fishing tackle 5 of FIG. 88.
In No. 4, the snaps 31 and 32 are connected to both ends of the Harris 33, and the six branch Harris 35 with the tension 34 are connected to the middle portion at equal intervals. There are various kinds of fishing tackle other than this, and the selection is made depending on the type of fish to be caught.

FIG. 81 shows an example of a commercially available fishing tackle storage tool for storing the fishing tackle 51 and the fishing tackle 52 shown in FIGS. 79 and 80. This fishing tackle storage equipment 8
Is made of a water-resistant cardboard in the shape of a donut having a circular hole 9 in the center, and a plurality of small holes 10 for hooking the halves 2 and 4 of the above fishing tackle, Harris and Plural cut-and-raised parts 1 for winding and fixing branch Harris
1 and a plurality of notches 12 for fixing the end of the Harris on the outer periphery thereof.

FIG. 82 shows a state in which the fishing tackle 51 shown in FIG. 79 is stored in the fishing tackle storage 8. First, hook 2 of fishing tackle is hooked in small hole 10 and Harris 1 is wound in a right-hand winding while being successively hooked on a plurality of cut-and-raised parts 11, and the end of Harris 1 where snap 3 is attached is fixed to cut-in part 12. By doing so, the fishing tackle is stored. The fishing tackle 52 of FIG. 80 can also be stored in the same manner.

84 and 85 show an example of a fishing tackle storage tool for storing the fishing tackle 53 shown in FIG. 83 which is usually commercially available. The fishing tackle storage tool 18 has a substantially quadrangular shape, and is provided with five protrusions 20 each having a notch 19 at the upper and lower portions thereof. And
The fishing tackle storage 18 has a rigid foam polystyrene plate 21 at the center, and a soft foam polystyrene plate 22 for sticking the horns of the fishing tackle on both sides of the sandwich. It has a shape structure. Therefore, the foamed polystyrene plate 22 has a structure in which the horn of the tackle for squid fishing is easily stuck.

86 and 87 show the stored state when the fishing tackle 53 of FIG. 83 is stowed. First, the portion near the snap 31 of the Harris 33 of the fishing tackle is placed in the notch 19 at the upper left end. While squeezing and fixing, the horn 36 of the horn 36 attached to the branch Harris 35 is stabbed into the foam polystyrene plate 22 of the fishing tackle storage tool 18 while fixing it, and the Harris 33 is wound in the vertical direction of the fishing tackle storage tool 18. , Snap 3 on the winding end side of the Harris 33
The Harris 33 in the vicinity to which 2 is connected is fixed to the notch 19 at the upper right end, and is reinforced and fixed by using the rubber band 23 in the left-right direction.

[0007]

By the way, in such a fishing tackle storage device, since the stored Harris is used by being rewound, it is inconvenient to remove it, and the Harris is entangled during the removal, and sometimes the There was an inconvenience, such as piercing the This kind of work is unavoidable, although it has nothing to do with fishing itself, and is troublesome for beginners. Further, it was a troublesome work even for a skilled person.

The present invention has been made for the purpose of solving the above-mentioned conventional problems. Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a fishing tackle storage tool, a fishing tackle storage sheet and a fishing tackle storage bag, and a fishing tackle set using these, which can simplify the work of taking out the stored Harris. .

[0009]

The first aspect of the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention is a Harris winding portion for winding Harris.
A supporting member that supports the Harris winding portion, and at least one of the Harris winding portion and the supporting member is formed of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. In one specific mode of this fishing tackle storage tool, the support member is made of a sheet-like material, and the Harris winding portion is made of a plurality of cut-and-raised pieces provided on the sheet-like material. The plurality of cut-and-raised pieces may be formed by a part of the sheet-like material, that is, a sheet-like material provided with cut-and-raised parts.

The second type of fishing tackle storage device of the present invention is a sheet-like member having a central portion forming a Harris winding portion having a width narrower than both ends, and is made of a material which is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. It is characterized by that. A third fishing tackle storage device of the present invention is a cylindrical Harris winding part for winding Harris,
It is characterized in that it is composed of flange portions provided at least at both ends of the cylindrical Harris winding portion, and that the cylindrical Harris winding portion is formed of a material which is easily dissolved or dispersed in water.

The first of the fishing tackle storage sheets of the present invention is as follows:
A mounting portion for mounting the wound or bundled Harris,
A sheet material having a plurality of Harris holding portions capable of covering at least a part of the Harris placed by folding, and the sheet material is formed of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in water. Characterize. A water-soluble or water-dispersible adhesive may be applied to the Harris holding part. The second of the fishing tackle storage sheets of the present invention is
A sheet material for mounting the wound or bundled Harris, and for covering at least a part of the mounted Harris,
It is characterized by comprising a plurality of Harris holding pieces coated with a water-soluble or water-dispersible pressure-sensitive adhesive, and the sheet material and the Harris holding pieces are formed of a material which is easily dissolved or dispersed in water.

A first fishing tackle storage bag according to the present invention comprises a storage bag body for storing a wound portion or a bundled portion of a wound or bundled Harris having an opening lid, and the storage bag body is submerged in water. It is characterized in that it is formed of a material that easily dissolves or disperses. The storage bag body of the fishing tackle storage bag may be provided with a winding portion for winding Harris on the outer surface. A second one of the fishing tackle storage bag of the present invention is a plurality for storing a wound portion or a bundled portion of a wound or bundled Harris, which is formed by adhering two elongated sheet materials. The storage body having the bag-shaped storage portion and the opening lid, characterized in that the two elongated sheet materials are formed of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in water. In this fishing tackle storage bag,
A holding member for holding the elastic member or the shaft of the elastic member may be provided at or near each bag-shaped accommodating portion of the accommodating body. The third of the fishing tackle storage bags of the present invention is such that on a slender sheet material,
A storage body having a plurality of bag-shaped storage portions and an opening lid for storing a wound portion or a bundled portion of a wound or bundled Harris, and the elongated sheet material is easily dissolved in water. Alternatively, it is formed of a dispersed material.
In this fishing tackle storage bag, a holding member for holding the elastic member or the elastic shaft member may be provided at or near each bag-shaped accommodating unit of the accommodating body.

The fishing tackle set according to the first aspect of the present invention is characterized in that Harris is wound around the Harris winding portion of each of the fishing tackle housings. According to the second aspect of the fishing tackle set of the present invention, each of the above fishing tackle storage sheets includes
It is characterized in that the wound or bundled Harris is stored. The fishing tackle set according to the third aspect of the present invention is characterized in that each of the fishing tackle storage bags stores a wound or bundled Harris.

First, the materials used in the present invention will be described. In the present invention, the Harris winding part described above,
The material that easily dissolves or disperses in water, which forms the support member, the sheet-shaped material, the sheet material, the storage bag, and the like, when immersed in water at 0 ° C. or higher, within a few minutes, preferably within 1 minute, In particular, it has the property of being dissolved or dispersed in 5 to 10 seconds to form an aqueous solution or dispersion.

The Harris winding portion, the supporting member, the sheet-like material, the sheet material, the storage bag body and the like described above can be formed by using a sheet made of a material which is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. For example, water-soluble paper made of fibrous carboxymethyl cellulose salt (Na salt etc.) (CMC), fibrous C
Water-dispersible paper consisting of MC and pulp for papermaking, water-dispersible paper consisting of pulp for papermaking and water-soluble binder, water-soluble film mainly composed of polyvinyl alcohol, wafers mainly composed of starch, collagen film, etc. are used. it can. In addition, for example, water-soluble materials such as gelatin and polyacrylic acid alkali salt can also be used for producing the above-mentioned sheet, tape and string-like material. More specifically, a water-soluble sheet formed by impregnating or coating a water-soluble solid acid or a water-soluble solid acid and a water-soluble binder in a water-soluble matrix formed from fibrous carboxymethyl cellulose or a fiber for papermaking (special feature: Fair 3-1183
No. 1), a water-dispersible paper in which a polyvinyl binder having a saponification degree of 90 to 97.5 mol% is present in a paper composition in a fibrous state (see Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2-68397), and in the papermaking process, A water-dispersible paper prepared by adding a wet binder (see Japanese Patent Publication No. 50804/50) can be used.
Further, a water-soluble and water-dispersible resin powder having a water-soluble property such as polyvinyl alcohol and the like, and a surface of a paper having a water-dispersible property and a dusting paper. Water-soluble adhesive water-soluble paper formed by heat treatment (JP-A-6-28788)
9) can be used, and in this case, it is possible to bond by heat welding without using a water-soluble adhesive, so that the application utilizing the bonding, for example, the bonding of the tubular body, the bonding of the flange, the sheet Adhesion of sheets and adhesion of bags are particularly preferable. In the present invention, among these sheet materials, those having a water dissolution time or water dispersion time of about 5 to 10 seconds are particularly preferably used.

In the present invention, the water-soluble or water-dispersible pressure-sensitive adhesive applied to the Harris holding part and the like and the adhesive used for preparing the fishing tackle storage bag are dispersed or dissolved immediately when immersed in water. Things are desirable.
Specifically, a water-soluble adhesive that loses adhesiveness in a dry state, for example, a hot-melt type water-soluble adhesive, a water-soluble adhesive having tackiness in a dry state, or the like is selected according to the purpose of use. A wide variety of adhesives having such a function are known. For example, CMC, water-soluble starch, gelatin, polyvinyl alcohol, polyacrylic acid alkali salt and the like can be used, and water-soluble adhesives can be used in polyvinyl alcohol. A hot-melt water-soluble adhesive mixed with a water-soluble polyamide (Japanese Patent Publication No. 62-34263) and a hot-melt water-soluble adhesive composed of polyvinyl alcohol and polyethylene glycol (Japanese Patent Publication No. 58-8433) can also be used. . Further, as the water-soluble pressure-sensitive adhesive, polyvinyl alcohol whose degree of polymerization and degree of saponification are adjusted is preferably used. Further, a water-soluble pressure-sensitive adhesive comprising a resin acid soap, a water-insoluble synthetic resin compatible therewith, a water-soluble polyhydric alcohol or urea, and water or a solvent (Japanese Patent Publication No. 47-5).
1808), a water-soluble carboxyl group-containing polymer, a polyalkylene glycol, and a water-soluble polyvalent metal salt as a three-component aqueous dispersion (JP-B-48-24490), acrylic A water-soluble pressure-sensitive adhesive composed of an alkali salt of an acid-acrylic acid lower alkyl ester copolymer and a polyether polyol or a polyhydric alcohol (Japanese Patent Publication No. 48-33973) can also be used.

The above-mentioned material which is easily dissolved or dispersed in water in the present invention is non-toxic and is used in pesticide bags, hydroponic seeding sheets, water-soluble sink lanterns, etc. It is not dissolved or dispersed in water to be used as food for fish, and it is further decomposed by microorganisms and eventually returns to the natural world. . Therefore, it is useful for environmental protection.

[0018]

In the fishing tackle storage device, fishing tackle storage sheet and fishing tackle storage bag of the present invention, since the portion for winding or bundling Harris is formed of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in water, the Harris is wound. Alternatively, when the material is dissolved and dispersed in water immediately when it is put into water as it is bundled and stored, the wound or bundled Harris returns to the state before being wound or bundled. Therefore, the fishing tackle set of the present invention obtained by using these fishing tackle storage tool, fishing tackle storage sheet, and fishing tackle storage bag, when it is put into water, turns the wound portion, sheet material, storage bag, etc. The material that dissolves or disperses easily dissolves or disperses and Harris unwinds automatically. When there is a water stream, its dissolving or dispersing action is promoted, and the same Harris input state as before is obtained.

[0019]

The present invention will be described in detail below based on an embodiment. (First Embodiment) FIGS. 1 to 4 show a first embodiment of a fishing tackle storage device according to the present invention. FIG. 1 shows the structure of a fishing tackle storage device of the present invention, and FIGS. 2 to 4 show a fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention is used to store the fishing tackle 51 shown in FIG. 79. The fishing tackle storage tool 107 is suitable for accommodating the fishing tackle 51 shown in FIG. 79, and is a square sheet 1 made of the above-mentioned material that easily dissolves or disperses in water.
On the inner peripheral portion of 01, four cut-and-raised parts (standing pieces) 102 for fixing the Harris 1 of the fishing tackle 51 on the winding side, and two ends of the Harris 1 are fixed in the vicinity of two right-angled parts facing each other. L-shaped notches 103 and 104 are provided for this purpose. Further, the shape of the sheet 101 is not necessarily limited to a square, and the shape can be arbitrarily set such as a circle or a triangle.

The sheet 101 can be formed of a material containing a water-soluble polymer such as CMC (carboxymethyl cellulose salt) or a water-soluble or dispersible substance such as starch as a main component. In that case, the water solubility or dispersibility of these materials can be adjusted by the compounding ratio of CMC and the amount of carboxymethyl groups. desirable.

FIG. 2 shows a mode of use of the fishing tackle storage tool 107 of the present invention, showing an example of the case where the fishing tackle 51 shown in FIG. 79 is stored. To store the fishing tackle, first fix the fishing tackle storage tool 107 by sandwiching the end of the Harris 1 on the side to which the beam 2 is connected to the notch 103 of the fishing tackle storage tool 107, and then winding the Harris 1 around the four cut-and-raised portions 102 sequentially. The fishing tackle is stored once, and the remaining end of the snap 3 mounting side is sandwiched and fixed in the notch 104, whereby the fishing tackle is completely stored and the fishing tackle set 60 is completed. When the thickness of the sheet is thin and the sandwiching of the ends of Harris is insufficient, water-soluble paper coated with a water-soluble or water-dispersible adhesive is laminated in the vicinity of the cut portions 103 and 104 of the sheet. May be reinforced. In addition, with the ends of Harris being sandwiched, a water-soluble tape coated with a water-soluble pressure-sensitive adhesive may be attached to the ends to reinforce. Furthermore, the fixation of Harris may be performed by adhering with the water-soluble tape without using the cut portion.

The fishing tackle set 60 in which the fishing tackle 51 shown in FIG. 79 is stored in the fishing tackle storage tool of the present invention is put in a packaging bag 105 made of a plastic film such as polyethylene film as shown in FIG. It is possible to sell it as a fishing tackle set product 100 after sealing.

Since the fishing tackle storage device 107 of the present invention is made of a sheet made of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in water, it is not necessary to remove the fishing tackle 51 when using the fishing tackle set 60. The greatest advantage is that it can be used as it is. Therefore, purchase the fishing tackle set product 100 and stapler 106
The fishing tackle set 60 can be immediately used as it is by removing the package bag 105 and opening the packaged packaging bag 105.

5 to 10 show the fishing tackle set 60.
3 shows a usage mode of. FIG. 5 shows an example of the case where the fishing tackle set 60 of the present invention is used for a general tackle used for surf fishing. The reel 110 around which the yarn 109 is wound, and the yarn 109
A plurality of guides 111 for guiding to the tip of 08,
Installed. A sulcan 112 with a snap is connected to the tip of the road thread 109, and a pillar 115 of a tenbin 114 to which a weight 113 is attached is connected to the sulcan 112 with a snap. The arm 116 of the tenbin 114 is attached with the snap 3 of the fishing tackle 51 stored in the fishing tackle set 60 of the present invention shown in FIG.
A bait 117 is attached to the harness 2.

When this fishing tackle set 60 is used, the tackle length at the time of throwing can be greatly shortened as compared with the case where the fishing tackle 51 shown in FIG. 79 is directly connected to the arm 116 of the tenbin 114. There are various other advantages. Assuming that the length L1 of the fishing tackle 51 shown in FIG. 79 is L1 =
If the length is 5 m, the fishing tackle set 60 of the present invention stores the Harris 1 in a wound state.
The length can be shortened to the following. Therefore,
Length L2 when the fishing tackle set 60 is connected to the arm 116
Is L2 <0.1m, and the total length L3 of the fishing tackle is 1m
Will be less than short. That is, the length L of the conventional fishing tackle
1 can be shortened to 1/50 to have a length of L2.

Therefore, since the length of the tackle at the time of charging is shortened, the entanglement of Harris 1 is almost eliminated, and the sao 108 (L4 = 5.
4m) can be used for casting. In addition, since no advanced casting technology is required, it is easy for beginners to handle, and since the Sao 108 longer than usual can be used, tool purchase costs are reduced.

FIG. 6 shows a flight state of the work in progress when casting is performed using the work in FIG. In the flight state of the tackle, the weight 113 having the largest mass and the least influence of the air resistance flies to the top, and is pulled by it, and the lightest fishing tackle set 60 and the like are greatly affected by the air resistance. Fly the last part. In this case,
When the device shown in FIG. 9 is directly used, since Harris 1 of L1 = 5 m and the yarn 9 fly in parallel, there is a drawback that the Harris 1 is easily entangled with the yarn 109 and the like. When the fishing tackle set 60 is used directly, the fishing tackle length L
Since 1 is shortened and L2 becomes L2 <0.1 m and the overall length L3 of the fishing tackle is shortened to less than 1 m, there is almost no concern about entanglement.

7 to 10 show a state after the work in FIG. 6 has landed on the water surface. In FIG. 7, when the tackle of FIG. 6 lands on the water surface and enters the water, the fishing tackle set 60 of the present invention immediately begins to dissolve or disperse as shown in FIG. Is completely dissolved or dispersed in. Therefore, fishing tackle set 6
Harris 1 stored in 0 loosens as the material forming the fishing tackle storage equipment is dispersed and dissolved, as shown in FIG. 9, and bait 11 attached to beam 2 as shown in FIG.
With the sinking of 7, Harris 1 completely unravels and becomes almost straight, and returns to the original fishing tackle condition. For the second and subsequent castings, the fishing tackle storage device 107 may be used, but it can be easily dissolved or dissolved in water for holding Harris on a sheet or string-like material made of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. By using the Harris holding tool in which the binding portion made of the dispersed material is formed, the length of the tackle at the time of throwing in can be shortened as in the first time.

In order to loosen the Harris 1 wound around the fishing tackle set 60 without being entangled, the material of the Harris 1 is a synthetic fiber such as nylon, polyester, or fluorocarbon. Is preferred. This is because these fibers have elasticity and restoring force, and have the property of being difficult to be entangled. Among them, nylon-based iron is most often used for Harris because of its strength and flexibility. In particular, it is used for Harris because it has little elongation and is slightly soft. Fluorocarbon is also widely used for Harris because it has a large specific gravity, so that it sinks quickly in water, is hard and does not easily get entangled. Further, the action of the weight (not shown) such as a gunball and the fluidity of water added to the Harris 1 portion near the spring 2 serves to promote the dispersion and solubility of the fishing tackle set 60. is there.

The greatest feature of the fishing tackle set 60 of the present invention is that
Fishing can be performed by a simple operation of taking out from the packaging bag, attaching it to the arm 116 or the like of the tenbin 114, and attaching the bait 117 to the spring 2. Therefore, unlike the conventional fishing tackle sets 8 and 18 shown in FIGS. 82 and 86, it is not necessary to remove the harness 2, horns 36, Harris 1, 33, etc. from the fishing tackle set 60, and the It has the advantage that you do not have to worry about entanglement of 1 or sticking the firmness 2 in your hand.

FIGS. 11 to 78 show another embodiment of the fishing tackle storage tool and an embodiment of the fishing tackle storage sheet and the fishing tackle storage bag according to the present invention.
Since all are the same as in the case of the above embodiment, the description regarding FIGS. 5 to 10 is omitted.

(Second Embodiment) FIGS. 11 to 14 show a second embodiment of the fishing tackle storage device and a second embodiment of the fishing tackle set according to the present invention. 11 and 12
Shows the structure of the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention, and FIGS. 13 and 14 show the fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention is used to store the fishing tackle 51 shown in FIG. 79. 11 and 12
The fishing tackle storage tool 118 shown in FIG. 3 easily dissolves or disperses in water provided with L-shaped notches 119 and 120 for fixing both ends of the Harris 1 of the fishing tackle near two right-angled portions facing each other. Square sheet of material 121
And an octagonal sheet 123 made of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in water and has four cut-and-raised portions (cut-and-raised pieces) 122 at every other corner, and the square sheet At the center of the inner circumference of 121,
By adhering the sheet 123 with the water-soluble adhesive described above, a Harris winding fixing portion 124 for winding and fixing the Harris of the fishing tackle is formed.

This fishing tackle storage tool 118 is the fishing tackle 5 shown in FIG.
This is suitable for housing 1 to make a fishing tackle set, and its state is shown in FIGS. 13 and 14. As for the storage method, first, the end of the Harris 1 on the snap 3 mounting side of the fishing tackle is sandwiched between the notches 119, and the Harris 1 is sequentially wound around the four cut-and-raised portions 122, and the vicinity of the end to which the beam 2 is attached is closed. The fishing tackle set 61 is completed by inserting the fishing tackle into the notch 120. When the thickness of the sheet is thin and sandwiching of the ends of Harris is insufficient, water-soluble paper coated with a water-soluble or water-dispersible adhesive is laminated near the cut portions 119 and 120 of the sheet. May be reinforced. In addition, with the ends of Harris being sandwiched, a water-soluble tape coated with a water-soluble pressure-sensitive adhesive may be attached to the ends to reinforce. Furthermore, the fixation of Harris may be performed by adhering with the water-soluble tape without using the cut portion.

The water-soluble adhesive used to bond the sheets 121 and 123 may be a water-soluble adhesive that loses its adhesiveness in a dry state, or a water-soluble adhesive that does not lose its tackiness in a dry state. It is also possible to use a hydrophilic adhesive. In addition, the method of bonding the sheet 121 and the sheet 123 has a bonding function by itself when a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water is used for the sheet, in addition to the above-mentioned water-soluble adhesive. Since it has it, a small amount of water may be sprayed onto the bonded portion and bonded by heating and pressing.

By the way, the sheet 123 constituting the fishing tackle storage tool 118 does not necessarily have to be made of a material that dissolves or disperses in water. As long as the Harris winding fixing portion 124 is removed and the wound Harris is loosened, there is no functional problem even if it is water-insoluble or non-dispersible. However, in consideration of the influence on the environmental protection, those which are dispersed and dissolved are preferable to those which are not dispersed and dissolved.

(Third Embodiment) FIGS. 15 and 16 show a third embodiment of the fishing tackle storage tool and a third fishing tackle set according to the present invention.
FIG. 15 shows the configuration of the fishing tackle storage tool of the present invention, and FIG. 16 shows the fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle 51 of FIG. 79 is stored using the fishing tackle storage tool of the present invention. There is.

The fishing tackle storage device 125 shown in FIG. 15 is shown in FIG.
It is suitable for accommodating the fishing tackle 51 and is configured as follows. The fishing tackle storage device 125 is a sheet 126 made of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in wide I-shaped water having protrusions 127 and 129 on the upper and lower portions, and the protrusion 127 on the upper right side of the fishing tackle retainer 125 from below. A fixing portion 128 for fixing the end portion of the Harris formed by making a notch, and a fixing portion 130 for fixing the Harris formed by making a notch on the protrusion 129 on the lower left side. And are formed.

In order to prepare the fishing tackle set 62 of FIG. 16 using the fishing tackle storage tool 125, as shown in FIG.
The sheet is fixed by sandwiching it between 0 and 0, and then the Harris 1 is wound around the central portion of the sheet 126 so as to be substantially uniform.
The vicinity of the end of the snap 3 connection side is fixed to the fixing portion 130. Thereby, the storage of the fishing tackle is completed and the fishing tackle set 62 is completed. In addition, when the thickness of the sheet is thin and the ends of the Harris are insufficiently fixed, the sheet fixing portion 12
The vicinity of 8, 130 may be reinforced by laminating water-soluble paper coated with a water-soluble or water-dispersible adhesive. Further, with the end portion of Harris fixed, a water-soluble tape coated with a water-soluble adhesive may be attached to reinforce it. Furthermore, the fixation of Harris may be performed by adhering with the water-soluble tape without using a cut.

(Fourth Embodiment) FIGS. 17 and 18 show a fourth embodiment of the fishing tackle storage tool and a fourth fishing tackle set according to the present invention.
FIG. 17 shows the configuration of the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention, and FIG. 18 shows the fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention is used to store the fishing tackle 52 of FIG. 80. There is.

The fishing tackle storage device 131 shown in FIG. 17 is suitable for storing fishing tackles, and is composed of a rectangular sheet 132 made of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. Referring to FIG. 18 showing the usage state,
A fixing portion 133 for sandwiching and fixing the end portion of the Harris 1 of the fishing tackle on the upper left portion thereof, and a fixing portion for sandwiching and fixing the end portions of the branch Harris 5 and the Harris 1 at the right end portion thereof. 134 is formed. Furthermore, a pair of cut-and-raised parts 135, 136 facing each other for keeping the Harris 1 between the connection part of the snap 3 and the connection part of the branch Harris 5 wound and fixed from the inner surface left side to the center part.
And a similar cut-and-raised part 1 for winding and fixing the Harris 1 from the connection part of the branch Harris 5 to the connection part of the beam 2.
37 and 138 are formed, and a pair of cut-and-raised portions (cut-and-raised pieces) 139 and 140 facing each other for winding and fixing the branch Harris are formed on the upper right side of the inner surface. The shape of the sheet 132 is not necessarily limited to a quadrangle, and the shape can be arbitrarily set such as a circle or a triangle.

In order to create the fishing tackle set 63 of FIG. 18 using the above fishing tackle storage equipment 131, first, as shown in FIG. A pair of cut-and-raised parts 137, 138 fixed
Then, the Harris 1 from the connection portion of the beam 2 to the connection portion of the branch Harris 5 is wound. Next, the end of the Harris 1 on the connection side of the snap 3 is fixed to the fixing portion 133, and the remaining portion of the Harris 1 from the connection portion of the branch Harris 5 to the connection portion of the snap 3 is paired with a pair of cut and raised portions 135. , And the branch Harris 5 is wound around the pair of cut-and-raised parts 139 and 140 and the end on the side of the beam 4 connecting part is fixed to the fixing part 134, thereby completing the storage of the fishing tackle. The fishing tackle set 63 is completed. When the thickness of the sheet is thin and the fixing of the ends of the Harris is insufficient, water-soluble paper coated with a water-soluble or water-dispersible adhesive is laminated near the fixing portions 133 and 134 of the sheet. May be reinforced. Further, with the end portion of Harris fixed, a water-soluble tape coated with a water-soluble adhesive may be attached to reinforce it. Furthermore,
The fixation of Harris may be performed by adhering with the water-soluble tape without using the cut portion. Sheet 13
If a larger number of pairs of cut-and-raised parts are provided in 2, it is possible to store the fishing tackle 54 of FIG. 88.

(Fifth Embodiment) FIGS. 19 and 20 are a fifth embodiment of a fishing tackle storage device and a fifth fishing tackle set according to the present invention.
FIG. 19 shows the configuration of the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention, and FIG. 20 shows the fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle 51 of FIG. 79 is stored using the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention. There is.

The fishing tackle storage tool 141 shown in FIG. 19 is shown in FIG.
Which is suitable for accommodating the fishing tackle 51, and is made of a quadrangular material which is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. Both ends of the sheet are bonded with a water-soluble adhesive to form a tubular body 142. A fixing portion 143 cut into an L shape for fixing Harris is provided at both ends, and a flange 145 made of a material having a hole at the center and easily dissolved or dispersed in water, and a fixing portion 144. The same flange 146 as that described above is attached by a water-soluble adhesive.

In order to create the fishing tackle set 64 of FIG. 20 using the fishing tackle storage tool 141, first, as shown in FIG. 20, the fixing portion 143 is provided near the connection portion of the Harris 2 of the Harris 1 of the fishing tackle. Insert and fix. Next, the Harris 1 is sequentially wound around the tubular body 142, and the end of the Harris 1 on the connection side of the snap 3 is sandwiched and fixed to the fixing portion 144, whereby the fishing tackle is completed and the fishing tackle set 64 is completed. Complete. When the thickness of the flange is small and the fixing of the ends of the Harris is insufficient, water-soluble paper coated with a water-soluble or water-dispersible adhesive is laminated near the fixing portions 143, 144 of the sheet. May be reinforced. Further, with the end portion of Harris fixed, a water-soluble tape coated with a water-soluble adhesive may be attached to reinforce it. Furthermore,
The fixation of Harris may be performed by adhering with the water-soluble tape without using the cut portion.

(Sixth Embodiment) FIGS. 21 and 22 are a sixth embodiment of a fishing tackle storage tool and a sixth fishing tackle set according to the present invention.
21 shows the configuration of the fishing tackle storage tool of the present invention, and FIG. 22 shows the fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle storage tool of the present invention is used to store the fishing tackle 52 of FIG. 80. There is.

The fishing tackle storage device 147 shown in FIG. 21 is suitable for storing fishing tackles, and a tubular body 148 is formed by bonding both ends of a sheet made of a quadrangular material which is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. Fixing portions 149, 150, 15 cut into L-shapes for fixing Harris on the outer peripheral portion at both end portions of the cylindrical body 148 and an intermediate portion obtained by dividing the space between them into three equal parts.
Flanges 153 and 15 made of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water and is provided with a hole at the center.
4, 155, 156 are bonded at equal intervals with a water-soluble adhesive.

In order to create the fishing tackle set 65 of FIG. 22 using the fishing tackle storage tool 147, first, the fishing tackle 2
The Harris 1 near the connecting portion is inserted into the fixing portion 149 provided on the flange 153 to be fixed, and the Harris 1 from the connecting portion 2 to the branch Harris 5 connecting portion is attached to the lower cylindrical body 148.
Then, the Harris 1 in the vicinity of the connecting portion with the branch Harris 5 is sandwiched between the fixing portions 150a of the flanges 154 and fixed. Next, the branch Harris 5 is sequentially wound around the cylindrical body 148 in the middle stage, and the branch Harris 5 near the connection portion of the beam 4 is flanged 154.
And fixed to the fixing portion 150 provided in the, the remaining Harris 1 from the connection portion of the branch Harris 5 to the connection portion of the snap 3 is sequentially wound around the upper tubular body 148 between the flanges 155 and 156, By sandwiching and fixing the end of the Harris 1 on the connection side of the snap 3 in the fixing portion 152, the storage of the fishing tackle is completed and the fishing tackle set 65 is completed. If the flange is thin and the ends of the Harris are insufficiently fixed, the fixing portions 149 to 152 of the sheet
The vicinity may be reinforced by laminating water-soluble paper coated with a water-soluble or water-dispersible adhesive. Further, with the end portion of Harris fixed, a water-soluble tape coated with a water-soluble adhesive may be attached to reinforce it. Furthermore, the fixation of Harris may be performed by adhering with the water-soluble tape without using the cut portion. If the tubular body 148 is lengthened and more flanges are provided, the structure shown in FIG.
It is also possible to store the fishing tackle 54.

(Seventh Embodiment) FIGS. 23 to 27 show a seventh embodiment of the fishing tackle storage tool and a seventh embodiment of the fishing tackle set according to the present invention, and FIGS.
26 shows the structure of the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention, and FIGS. 26 and 27 show the fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention is used to store the fishing tackle 53 of FIG. 83.

The fishing tackle storage device 157 shown in FIG. 25 has a Harris fixing portion 158 as shown in FIG. 23 for fixing the fishing tackle Harris (33 in FIG. 83) by sandwiching the ends of the fishing tackle at substantially the center of both ends. 159, and a pair of cut-and-raised parts facing each other up and down for winding and fixing the Harris 33 between the connection parts of the branch Harris (35 in FIG. 83) in a straight line on the inner surface upper side and the lower side, respectively. Time fixing part 160, 161
And similar winding fixing parts 162 and 163, similar winding fixing parts 164 and 165, and similar winding fixing parts 166 and 16
7, similar winding fixing parts 168, 169, similar winding fixing parts 170, 171, and similar winding fixing parts 172, 1
A rectangular sheet 174 formed of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in water, and 73 has valley fold lines 175 and 176 in three divided portions as shown in FIG. A water-soluble pressure-sensitive adhesive is applied to the surface of one side of the side end, and the release paper 178 is applied to the application surface 177a.
And an elongated rectangular sheet 179 made of a material that dissolves or disperses in water. The fishing tackle storage device 157 is suitable for storing fishing tackle for squid fishing, and is arranged substantially in a horizontal straight line at the central portion of the rectangular seat 174 and the valley fold lines 175 and 1 of the seat 179.
The back surface between 76 is attached at equal intervals, so that the fishing tackle, the Harris and the like can be stored at the same time. The shape of the sheet 174 is not necessarily limited to a quadrangle, and the shape can be arbitrarily set such as a circle or a triangle.

In order to store the fishing tackle 53 shown in FIG. 83 in the fishing tackle storage 157 and to make the fishing tackle set 66 shown in FIGS. 26 and 27, first, as shown in FIG. The vicinity of the connection portion of the snap 31 is sandwiched and fixed by the Harris fixing portion 158, and the pair of winding fixing portions 16
The Harris 33 is wound around 0 and 161 up to the connection portion of the branch Harris 35, and the horn 36 is placed in the central portion of the seat 179.
Release paper 178 by valley-folding the valley fold lines 175 and 176 of No. 4
Is peeled off and both ends of the folded portion are adhered with the adhesive 177 to fix the horn 36. Similarly, the pair of winding fixing portions 162 and 163, the pair of winding fixing portions 16
4, 165, a pair of winding fixing portions 166, 167, a pair of winding fixing portions 168, 169, a pair of winding fixing portions 170,
The Harris 33 is sequentially wound around 171, and the pair of winding fixing portions 172 and 173, and the horns 36 corresponding to the sheet 179 located between them are adhesively fixed, whereby the fishing tackle is stored. Then, the fishing tackle set 66 is completed. If the thickness of the sheet is thin and the ends of the Harris are not fixed sufficiently, the fixing portion 15 of the sheet
The vicinity of 8, 159 may be reinforced by laminating water-soluble paper coated with a water-soluble or water-dispersible adhesive. Further, with the end portion of Harris fixed, a water-soluble tape coated with a water-soluble adhesive may be attached to reinforce it. Furthermore, the fixation of Harris may be performed by adhering with the water-soluble tape without using the cut portion.
When the branch Harris 35 is long, the branch Harris 35 may be wound and fixed on the nearest winding fixing unit.

(Eighth Embodiment) FIGS. 28 to 32 show the first embodiment of the fishing tackle storage sheet and the eighth embodiment of the fishing tackle set according to the present invention, and FIGS. The configuration of the fishing tackle storage sheet of the present invention, FIGS. 30 and 31 show the procedure for storing the fishing tackle on the fishing tackle storage sheet of the present invention, and FIG. 32 shows the case of storing the fishing tackle 51 shown in FIG. 79 using the fishing tackle storage sheet of the present invention. The fishing tackle set is shown.

This fishing tackle storage sheet 200 has folding lines 202, 203 for folding four corners of a square sheet 201 made of a material which is easily dissolved or dispersed in water into a valley fold by a predetermined area. 204, 205 are provided, and further, slits 206, 207 for passing Harris of fishing tackle are provided respectively on the right half of the folding line 202 and the left half of the folding line 204,
Adhesive surface 2 in which the above-mentioned water-soluble adhesive is applied to the triangular portion on the corner side of the sheet 201 with these folding lines as boundaries
08 is formed, and the release sheet 209 is attached to the adhesive surface 208. The shape of the sheet 201 has been described by taking a square shape as an example, but the shape is not necessarily limited to this, and may be any shape such as a circle, another polygon, or a combination thereof. Therefore, the method of winding and bundling Harris depends on the form of the sheet adopted, such as by making it vertically long, horizontally long, or dividing the wound portion into multiple parts, in addition to winding it in a circular shape. It changes in various ways.

30 and 31 show the procedure for storing the fishing tackle 51 shown in FIG. 79 in the fishing tackle storage sheet 200 of the present invention. First, the Harris 1 of the fishing tackle is wound around the inner circumference side of the fishing tackle storage sheet 200 surrounded by the folding lines 202, 203, 204, 205, and the wound portion is temporarily fixed with a finger or the like. And the peeling sheet 209 is peeled off, and the wound portion of the Harris 1 is adhesively fixed to the sheet 201 by the adhesive surface 208. Next, folding line 2
03 is valley-folded to remove the release sheet 209, and then the wound portion of the Harris 1 is adhesively fixed to the sheet 201 by the adhesive surface 208. Next, the end of the Harris 1 on the side with the snap 3 is passed through the slit 206, the folding line 202 is valley-folded to remove the release sheet 209, and then the adhesive surface 208.
Then, the wound portion of Harris 1 is adhesively fixed to the sheet 201.
Next, the end of Harris 1 on the side with the burrs 2 is passed through the slit 207, the folding line 204 is valley-folded to peel off the release sheet 209, and then the Harris 1
The wound portion of is adhered and fixed to the sheet 201. By going through such a storing procedure, the fishing tackle is completely stored in the fishing tackle storage sheet 200 of the present invention, and the fishing tackle set 70 of FIG. 32 is completed. The fishing tackle set 70 can be sold as a set product by packaging it in a packaging bag made of a plastic film or the like.

The water-soluble adhesive applied to the adhesive surface 208 of the sheet 201 does not lose its adhesiveness even in a dry state and does not soften even in high-humidity air, and normally has cohesive force and adhesive force, It is desirable that it be easily dispersed or dissolved when immersed in water.

Since the fishing tackle storage sheet 200 of the present invention is made of a sheet made of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in water, there is no need to remove the fishing tackle from the fishing tackle storage sheet 200, and the fishing tackle storage sheet 200 can be kept in the stored state. , There is an advantage that it can be used as it is. Therefore, if this fishing tackle set 70 is purchased and the packaging bag made of the packaged plastic film is opened, it is not necessary to take out the stored fishing tackle, and the fishing tackle set 70 can be immediately used as it is. it can.

(Ninth Embodiment) FIGS. 33 and 34 show a second embodiment of the fishing tackle storage sheet and a ninth embodiment of the fishing tackle set according to the present invention. FIG. 33 shows the present invention. 34 shows the structure of the fishing tackle storage sheet, and FIG. 34 shows the fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle storage sheet of the present invention is used to store the fishing tackle 52 shown in FIG.

This fishing tackle storage sheet 220 has a shape in which three fishing tackle storage sheets 200 (FIG. 28) of the eighth embodiment are connected in the vertical direction at the folding line portions,
The sheet 221 has eight folding lines 222, 22.
3,224,225,226,227,228,229
Further, the right half of the folding line 222, the left half of the folding line 226, and the upper half of the folding line 228 have slits 230, 231 for passing the Harris 1 and the branch Harris 5 of the fishing tackle 52 shown in FIG. 232 is provided, and the sheet 22 bounded by these folding lines
It is configured by forming an adhesive surface (not shown) coated with an adhesive on the triangular portion of 1 on the corner side, and attaching the release sheet 233 to the adhesive surface. Further, it has folding lines 234 and 235 for valley fold or mountain fold for folding the fishing tackle into three after the fishing tackle is stored.

In order to store the fishing tackle in the fishing tackle storage sheet 220 of the present invention to form the fishing tackle set 71 of FIG. 34, first, the fishing tackle storage sheet 220 is surrounded by the folding lines 222 to 229 shown in FIG. 80, the Harris 1 from the snap 3 mounting side of the fishing tackle to the connecting portion of the branch Harris 5 of FIG. After the sheet 233 is peeled off, the wound portion of Harris 1 is adhered to the sheet 221.
Stick and fix to. Then, the folding line 229 is valley-folded to peel off the release sheet 233, and then the wound portion of the Harris 1 is adhesively fixed to the sheet 221 by the adhesive surface. Next, snap 3
The end of the Harris 1 on the marked side is passed through the slit 230, and then the folding line 222 is valley-folded to release the release sheet 23.
After peeling off 3, stick the wound part of Harris 1 to the sheet 2
Adhesively fixed to 21. Next, the branch Harris 5 with the tension 4
Is wound, the wound portion is temporarily fixed with a finger, the folding line 224 is valley-folded to peel off the release sheet 233, and then the wound portion of the branch Harris 5 is adhesively fixed to the sheet 221 by the adhesive surface. Then, the end of the branch Harris 5 is attached to the slit 23.
2 and pull out the tension 4, then fold line 228
And the peeling sheet 233 is peeled off, and then the wound portion of the branch Harris 5 is adhesively fixed to the sheet 221 by the adhesive surface.

Next, the remaining Harris 1 from the connection portion of the branch Harris 5 to the attachment portion of the tension 2 is wound, the wound portion is temporarily fixed with a finger, and the folding line 225 is valley-folded to release the release sheet. After peeling off 233, the wound portion of Harris 1 is adhesively fixed to the sheet 221 by the adhesive surface. And the fold line 22
7 is valley-folded to remove the release sheet 233, and then the wound portion of the Harris 1 is adhesively fixed to the sheet 221 by the adhesive surface. Furthermore, after passing the end of the Harris 1 on the side with the burrs 2 through the slit 231, the folding line 226 is valley-folded to peel off the release sheet 233, and then the wound portion of the Harris 1 with the adhesive surface is attached to the sheet 221. Stick and fix to. By going through such a storage procedure, storage of the fishing tackle in the fishing tackle storage sheet 220 of the present invention is completed, and the fishing tackle set 71 is completed.
The completed fishing tackle set 71 is formed by folding the folding line 234 into a mountain and by folding the folding line 235 into a valley.
It can be packaged in a packaging bag made of folding plastic and sold as a fishing tackle set product.

(Tenth Embodiment) FIGS. 35 to 38 show
The 3rd Example of the fishing tackle storage sheet of this invention and the 10th Example of a fishing tackle set are shown, FIGS. 35 and 36 are the structures of the fishing tackle storage sheet of this invention, FIGS. 37 and 38 are the fishing tackle storage of this invention. FIG. 80 shows a fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle 51 shown in FIG. 79 is stored using a seat.

This fishing tackle storage sheet 236 is used to fold four corners of a square sheet 237, which is made of a material which is easily dissolved or dispersed in water, into a valley fold by cutting a predetermined area. Folding lines 238, 23
9, 240, 241 are provided, and the folding line 2
A part of the sealing sheet 243 having the adhesive surface 242 at the corner portion of 40 is attached, and the release sheet 244 is attached to the other adhesive surface 242.
It is configured by sticking.

In order to store the fishing tackle in the fishing tackle storage sheet 236 of the present invention to form the fishing tackle set 72 of FIG. 37, first, the folding lines 238, 239, 240 of the fishing tackle storage sheet 236 shown in FIG. Harris 1 of fishing tackle is wound inside the area surrounded by 241 and the wound portion is temporarily fixed with a finger or the like. Folding lines 238, 239 and 241 fold the corners of the sheet into valleys, and then the folding line. The corners of the sheet are valley-folded at 240 and the release sheet 244 is peeled off, and then the wound portion of Harris 1 and the tips of the corners of the sheet 237 are adhesively fixed to the center of the sheet 237 by the adhesive surface 242 of the sealing sheet 243. To do. By going through such a storage procedure, the fishing tackle is completely stored in the fishing tackle storage sheet 236 of the present invention, and the fishing tackle set 72 is completed. In addition, the shape of the fishing tackle storage sheet 236 is not necessarily limited to a square, and may be arbitrarily set such as a circle, a triangle, or another polygon.

(Eleventh Embodiment) FIGS. 39 to 43 show
The 4th Example of the fishing tackle storage sheet of this invention and the 11th Example of a fishing tackle set are shown, FIGS. 39-41 is a structure of the fishing tackle storage sheet of this invention, FIGS. 42 and 43 are fishing tackle storage of this invention. 79 shows a fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle 51 of FIG. 79 is stored using the fishing tackle.

The fishing tackle storage sheet 245 has a lower portion folded toward the front in a valley fold by a predetermined length to form left and right end portions 247a, 2 '.
By accommodating 48a and the central partition part 246, accommodating parts 247 and 248 for accommodating tension and snaps.
39 (FIG. 39) having a square shape and a fixing sheet 2 having an adhesive surface formed by sticking a release sheet 251 to a sheet 250 made of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water.
53 (FIG. 40).

In order to store the above-mentioned fishing tackle in the fishing tackle storage sheet 245 of the present invention to form the fishing tackle set 73 shown in FIG. , The wound portion is temporarily fixed with fingers, and the release sheet 25 of the two fixing sheets 253
1 is peeled off and the adhesive surface 252 of the sheet 250 is removed as shown in FIG.
Then, the wound portion of the Harris 1 is adhesively fixed to the sheet 249, and the snaps 3 and the springs 2 connected to the ends of the Harris 1 are stored inside the storage portions 247 and 248. By going through such a storage procedure, the fishing tackle is completely stored in the fishing tackle storage sheet 245 of the present invention, and the fishing tackle set 73 is completed. In addition, it is desirable that the storage portions 247 and 248 have such a size that they can fit into the end of the storage portions 247 and 248 so that the elastic members 2 and the snap portions 3 stored therein hardly come out.

(Twelfth Embodiment) FIGS. 44 to 49 show
88 shows a fifth embodiment of the fishing tackle storage sheet and a twelfth embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention, and is a fishing tackle storage sheet and fishing tackle set suitable for storing the fishing tackle 54 of FIG. 88. That is, FIGS. 44 and 45 show the structure of the fishing tackle storage sheet of the present invention, FIG. 46 shows the storage state when the fishing tackle 54 is stored in the fishing tackle storage sheet of the present invention, and FIGS. 47 and 48 show the fishing tackle storage sheet of the present invention. 88 shows the fishing tackle set in a state where the fishing tackle 54 of FIG. 88 is completely stored, and FIG. 49 is a view for explaining the usage state thereof.

The fishing tackle storage sheet 254 shown in FIGS. 44 and 45 is constructed as follows. That is, a fold line 256 and a fold line 257 are provided on the upper and lower portions of a quadrangular sheet 255 made of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water, and the fold line 256 and the fold line 257 are provided for folding the sheet 255 in a valley fold toward the front. There is. Between the crease line 256 and the upper end of the sheet, the adhesive surface 259 formed by stripping the release sheet 258 is formed into a notch that divides the adhesive surface 259 into six equal parts in the lateral direction. Six sets of Harris fixing parts 260, 261, 2 for fixing
62, 263, 264, and 265 are provided. Harris fixing parts 260, 261, 262, 263, 264,
265 A slit 26 for passing a sharp tip portion of a firmness provided in a predetermined length on a broken line 256 at the center of the lower end portion
6, 267, 268, 269, 270 and 271 are provided. A release sheet 272 is attached between the fold line 257 and the lower end portion of the sheet, and the adhesive surface 273 formed in a strip shape is provided with a notch that divides the adhesive surface 273 into six equal parts in the lateral direction to fix the Harris formed. 6 sets of Harris fixing parts 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 2
79 are provided. Above the Harris fixing part 274,
An L-shaped Harris fixing portion 280 for fixing the end portion of the Harris on the side to which the snap (31 in FIG. 88) is attached is formed. On the upper side of the Harris fixing portion 279, an L-shaped Harris fixing portion 281 for fixing the end portion of the Harris on the side to which the snap (32 in FIG. 88) is attached is formed. The broken line 282 indicates the Harris fixing portion 260,
261, 262, 263, 264, 265, and the broken line 2
The folding position is shown when folded at 56, and the broken line 283 indicates the Harris fixing portions 274, 275, 27.
The folding positions when 6, 277, 278, and 279 are folded along the folding line 257 are shown.

FIG. 46 shows the procedure for storing fishing tackles. First, the end of the Harris 33 to which the snap 31 is attached is sandwiched between the Harris fixing portions 280, and the Harris 33 up to the connecting portion of the branch Harris 35 is inserted. Wrap and temporarily fix with your fingers,
The release sheet (258 in FIGS. 44 and 45) is peeled off while exposing the tip portion of the tension 34 to the outside, and the Harris fixing portion 260 is folded in a valley fold along the fold line 256, and the shaft portion of the tension 34 and the winding portion of the Harris 33. Is adhered and fixed by the adhesive surface 259, the release sheet 272 is further peeled off, and the Harris fixing portion 274 is folded along the fold line 257 into a valley fold, and the snap 3
The wound portion of the Harris 33 from the first connection portion to the middle portion of the first and second branch Harris 35 connection portions is adhesively fixed by the adhesive surface 273. Similarly, the Harris 33 between the connecting portions of the branch Harris 35 is replaced by the Harris fixing portions 261, 262, 26.
3, 264, 265 and Harris fixing portions 275, 276,
It is fixed by 277, 278, 279, and the end of the Harris 33 to which the snap 32 is attached is sandwiched by the Harris fixing portion 281 and fixed. By going through such a storing procedure, the fishing tackle is completely stored in the fishing tackle storage sheet 254 of the present invention, and the fishing tackle set 7 shown in FIGS. 47 and 48 is obtained.
4 is completed. FIG. 49 shows a state in which the ami shrimp 285 placed on the table 284 is attached to the beam 34 of the fishing tackle set 74. Ami shrimp 285
Contains a large amount of water, and therefore Harris fixing parts 260, 261, 262, 263, 264 and 26 are preferably included.
Do not put on 5. Further, when the branch Harris 35 is long, the branch Harris 35 may be wound and fixed to the nearest winding fixing unit.

(Thirteenth Embodiment) FIGS. 50 to 53 show
The sixth embodiment of the fishing tackle storage sheet and the thirteenth embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention are suitable fishing tackle storage sheets for accommodating the fishing tackle 53 of FIG. 50 and 51 show the construction of the fishing tackle storage sheet of the present invention, and FIGS. 52 and 53 show the fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle storage sheet of the present invention is used to store the fishing tackle 53 of FIG.

The fishing tackle storage sheet 28 shown in FIGS. 50 and 51.
6 is configured as follows. That is, the square sheet 28 made of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water.
7, which has a pressure-sensitive adhesive surface 288 for fixing a horn coated with a water-soluble pressure-sensitive adhesive having a release sheet 289 adhered to the right half thereof, and which is made of a material easily dissolved or dispersed in water. Small square horn fixing sheet 29
1, 292, 293, 294, 295, and 296 are arranged at equal intervals, and are bonded and fixed by a bonding surface 290 coated with a water-soluble adhesive provided on the left end of each horn fixing sheet. In addition, an adhesive surface 298 having a release sheet 297 adhered by applying a water-soluble adhesive on the upper end of the sheet 287.
And has seven Harris fixing portions 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 30 for fixing the wound portion of Harris by folding it in a valley fold at the crease line 299.
5, 306 are arranged at equal intervals.

Further, at the lower end portion of the sheet 287, there is an adhesive surface 308 to which a release sheet 307 is attached, and the polygonal line 3
Seven Harris fixing portions 310, 31 for fixing the wound portion of Harris by folding it in a valley fold at 09
1, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316 are arranged at equal intervals. The L-shaped slit 31 for fixing the end portion of the Harris near the connecting portion of the clip is provided below the Harris fixing portion 300 provided on the sheet 287.
7 is formed, and on the lower side of the Harris fixing portion 306, an L-shaped slit 318 for fixing the end portion of Harris near the connection portion of another clip is formed. The broken line 319 indicates the Harris fixing parts 300, 301, 302, 3
03, 304, 305, and 306 indicate folding positions when the line 299 is folded in a valley fold, and a broken line 320 indicates the Harris fixing portions 310, 311, 312, and
The folding position when 313, 314, 315, and 316 are folded in the valley fold along the folding line 309 is shown.

To store the fishing tackle in the fishing tackle storage sheet 286 of the present invention to form the fishing tackle set 75 shown in FIGS. 52 and 53, first, as shown in FIG.
The end of the Harris 33 to which is attached is sandwiched and fixed in the slit 317, the release sheet (289 in FIG. 51) is peeled off, and the horn 36 is adhesively fixed to the sheet 287 by the horn fixing sheet 291 with the adhesive surface 288.

Next, the Harris 33 up to the connecting portion of the branch Harris 35 is wound and temporarily fixed with a finger or the like, and then the release sheet (see FIG. 51).
297) to remove the Harris fixing portion 300 from the broken line (Fig. 5).
No. 299) to fold a valley fold toward the front, the wound portion of Harris 33 is adhesively fixed by the adhesive surface 298, the release sheet (307 of FIG. 51) is peeled off, and the Harris fixing portion 310 is broken line (309 of FIG. 51). ) Fold it down to the valley fold,
The wound portion of the Harris 33 is adhesively fixed by the adhesive surface (308 in FIG. 51). Similarly, the remaining 5 Tsuno 36
The horn fixing sheets 292, 293, 294, 295,
At 296, the adhesive tape was fixed to the sheet 287, and the Harris 33 between the branch Harris 35 connecting portions connected to the sheet 287 was wound.
The Harris winding parts at the locations are Harris fixing parts 301 and 311, Harris fixing parts 302 and 312, and Harris fixing part 3 respectively.
03 and 313, Harris fixing portions 304 and 314, Harris fixing portions 305 and 315, and Harris fixing portions 306 and 316, and the ends of the Harris 33 on the snap 32 mounting side are inserted into the slits 318 to fix. To do. By going through such a storage procedure, the fishing tackle is completely stored in the fishing tackle storage sheet (286 in FIG. 50) of the present invention, and the fishing tackle set 75 as shown in FIGS. 52 and 53 is obtained.
Is completed. When the branch Harris 35 is long, it may be adhesively fixed to the nearest Harris fixing portion.

(Fourteenth Embodiment) FIGS. 54 to 57 show
The 1st Example of the fishing tackle storage bag of this invention and the 14th Example of a fishing tackle set are shown, FIGS. 54 and 55 are the structures of the fishing tackle storage bag of this invention, FIGS. 56 and 57 are the fishing tackle storage of this invention. 79 shows a fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle 51 of FIG. 79 is stored using a bag.

The fishing tackle storage bag 400 shown in FIGS. 54 and 55.
Is configured as follows. That is, the bag constituting the fishing tackle storage bag 400 is made of the above-mentioned material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water, and has a sheet 402 having a substantially V-shaped notch 401 at the upper portion of a square, and a valley fold line 403 in a straight line. On the other hand, a sheet 406 including a lower portion 404 of a square and an upper portion 405 having an upside-down substantially V-shape is formed of two sheets. Next, the sheet 402 and the lower portion 404 of the sheet 406 are overlapped so that the left and right end portions and the lower end portion are aligned with each other, and these end portions are adhered with a predetermined width using the water-soluble adhesive 407 described above. By doing so, a bag having the opening 408 is formed. Further, the upper portion 405 of the bag body has an adhesive surface 409 formed by applying a water-soluble adhesive described later on the entire surface thereof, and a peelable release sheet 410 is attached to the adhesive surface 409, When it is folded in a valley fold downward, it reaches the broken line 411 and completely covers the substantially V-shaped cut portion 401 formed in the upper portion of the sheet 402.

56 and 57 show a fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle 51 shown in FIG. 79 is stored in the fishing tackle storage bag of the present invention. First, the opening 408 of the fishing tackle storage bag 400 of the present invention shown in FIG. 54 is opened, the Harris 1 of the fishing tackle is wound, the wound portion is inserted into the bag, and temporarily fixed with a finger or the like. Hari 2 is the fishing tackle storage bag 400
The upper part 405 of the bag body is valley-folded toward the front side while being protruded to both ends of the valley fold line 403, and the release sheet 410 is peeled off to seal the opening 408 with adhesive.
By storing the fishing tackle 51 in this manner, the fishing tackle set 80 is completed. In this fishing tackle set 80, a part of the wound portion of the Harris 1 is firmly adhered and fixed by the adhesive surface 409 inside the bag, so that the short Harris 1 is not a problem, but the long Harris 1 is Even when it is wound several times, the wound state of the Harris 1 is not deformed due to vibration or the like, so that the Harris 1 is not entangled with each other.

The water-soluble adhesive used to bond the sheet 402 and the sheet 406 may be the water-soluble adhesive that loses its adhesiveness in the dry state, or loses its tackiness in the dry state. It is also possible to use no water-soluble adhesive. When heat-sensitive water-soluble paper is used,
It is also possible to adhere by heat sealing. In addition, when the sheet 402 and the sheet 406 are attached to each other, when the sheet is made of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in water, in addition to the above water-soluble adhesive, the sheet itself has an adhesive function. Since it has it, a small amount of water may be sprayed on the bonded portion and the bonding may be performed by pressing while heating.

(Fifteenth Embodiment) FIGS. 58 to 60 show
The second embodiment of the fishing tackle storage bag and the fifteenth embodiment of the fishing tackle set according to the present invention are shown. The fishing tackle storage bag 400 of the fourteenth embodiment is connected in a horizontal row for three sets. is there. That is, FIG. 58 shows the configuration of the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention.
59 shows a state in which the Harris 1 is wound to store the fishing tackle 52 shown in FIG. 80, and FIG. 60 shows a fishing tackle set in a state where the fishing tackle storage bag of the present invention has been used to store the fishing tackle.

The fishing tackle storage bag 421 of FIG. 58 is constructed as follows. That is, the fishing bag accommodating bag 421 is made of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in water, and the upper portion of the square is cut into a substantially V shape 422, 423, 42.
A sheet 425 having a shape in which three sheets each having No. 4 are arranged side by side in a horizontal row, and valley fold lines 426, 427,
28 to the lower part of the square 429, 430, 431
And a sheet 435 having a shape in which three upper and lower substantially V-shaped upper portions 432, 433, and 434 are arranged side by side in a row and joined together. Next, the lower portions 429, 430, 43 of the seats 425 and 435.
1 and 1 are overlapped so that the left and right end portions and the lower end portion coincide with each other, and these end portions and an intermediate portion divided into three equal parts are adhered to each other with a water-soluble adhesive with a predetermined width to form three opening portions. 3 bags having 436, 437, 438 are constructed. Furthermore, the upper portions 432, 43 of these three bags are
3, 434 has a pressure-sensitive adhesive coated surface formed on the entire surface thereof, and a peelable release sheet 43 on the pressure-sensitive adhesive coated surface.
9, 440, 441 are attached, and when they are folded in a valley fold downward, they reach up to the broken lines 442, 443, 444, and the substantially V-shaped notches 422, 423 formed on the upper portion of the sheet 425. It is designed to completely cover 424.

FIG. 59 shows the state in which the Harris 1 and the branch Harris 5 are wound in the fishing tackle storage bag 421 of the present invention when the fishing tackle in which the harnesses 2, 4 and the snap 3 are attached to the Harris. , These wound portions 445, 446,
447 is created at a proper time when it is stored in the three bags. The fishing tackle storage bag of the present invention is stored with the above fishing tackle, and FIG.
To make the fishing tackle set 81, first, the Harris 1 of the fishing tackle is wound to form the wound portion 445, and the wound portion 445 is inserted into the opening (436 in FIG. 58) of the bag. Temporarily fix with a finger or the like, the snap 3 is made to protrude to one end side of the valley fold line 426, and the upper portion 43 of the bag body is
2 is valley-folded to the front side, the release sheet 439 is peeled off, and the opening 436 is sealed by adhesion. Next, the branch Harris 5 of the fishing tackle is wound to form a wound portion 446.
46 is inserted into the opening 437 of the bag and temporarily fixed with a finger or the like. After folding, the release sheet 440 is peeled off and the opening 437 is sealed by adhesion. Furthermore, the Harris 1 of the fishing tackle is wound to form a wound portion 447, and the wound portion 447 is connected to the opening 43 of the bag.
8 is inserted inside and temporarily fixed with a finger or the like, and the elastic member 2 is in a state of protruding to one end side of the valley fold line 428. And the opening 438 is sealed with an adhesive.

By storing the fishing tackle in this way, a part of the wound portion 445, 446, 447 of the Harris 1 is firmly fixed by the adhesive inside the bag, so that the Harris 1 with a shorter length is not so problematic. Although it does not occur, even if the long Harris 1 and the branch Harris 5 are wound many turns, there is no concern that the Harris 1 and the branch Harris 5 are entangled with each other due to vibration or the like. By going through such a storage procedure, the storage of the fishing tackle in the fishing tackle storage bag 421 made of the sheets 425 and 435 is completed, and the fishing tackle set 81 is completed.

(Sixteenth Embodiment) FIGS. 61 to 66 show
It shows the third embodiment of the fishing tackle storage bag and the sixteenth embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention. This fishing tackle storage bag 44
Reference numeral 8 shows a fishing tackle storage bag 448 having a shape in which the fishing tackle storage bag 400 of the fourteenth embodiment is deformed and miniaturized and further, seven sets of the fishing tackle storage bag are connected in a horizontal row.
It is suitable for storing 4. 61 and 62 show the construction of the fishing tackle storage bag 448 of the present invention, FIGS. 63 and 64 show the procedure for storing the fishing tackle 54 shown in FIG. 88 in the fishing tackle storage bag of the present invention, and FIG. 65 shows the fishing tackle of the present invention. FIG. 66 shows a fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle is stored using the storage bag 448, and FIG. 66 shows the usage state thereof.

The fishing tackle storage bag 448 of FIGS. 61 and 62 is
One long and narrow sheet 449, a sheet 450 whose length is longer than the sheet 449, and seven sheets 451 each having one side within one-seventh of the longitudinal direction of these sheets. The sheet 449 and the sheet 450 are overlapped so that the left and right ends and the lower end are aligned with each other, and the ends except the upper end are bonded, and the sheets 449 and 450 are arranged in the longitudinal direction. Partition parts 45, which are equally spaced and are provided at predetermined intervals
7, 453, 454, 455, 456, 457 are adhered to each other, whereby seven bags 458, 459, 460, 461, 462 for storing the Harris 33 of the fishing tackle are attached.
463 and 464 are formed.

At the upper left end of the bag 458 and the upper right end of the bag 464, two L-shaped slits 465, 46 for sandwiching and fixing the Harris of the fishing tackle to be stored.
6 is provided. Further, an adhesive surface 468 to which a release sheet 467 is adhered is formed at the upper end extended portion of the sheet 450, and further, slits 469 are provided at the same intervals as those of the above-mentioned 6 partition portions, and the 7-series bag body is formed. Sealing portions 470, 471, 472, 47 for sealing the opening portion of
3, 474, 475, 476 are formed. The seven sheets 451 have slits 47 in the left half of the central portion.
7 also has a valley fold line 478 formed in the right half, and an adhesive surface 480 to which a release sheet 479 is attached is formed in the upper half of the surface. The lower half of the sheet 451 is provided with the seven continuous bags 458, 459, 460, 461, 462, 46.
A support portion 48 for supporting the elasticity of the stored fishing tackle by being attached to the center of the lower end portions of 3, 464.
1, 482, 483, 484, 485, 486, 487
Is formed. Hereinafter, a usage mode of the fishing tackle storage bag 448 of the present invention configured as described above will be described.

63 and 64 show a procedure for storing the fishing tackle 54 shown in FIG. 88 in the fishing tackle storage bag of the present invention. First, the end of the Harris 33 on the side to which the snap 31 is connected is sandwiched in the slit 465 formed on the bag body 458 of the fishing tackle storage bag 448 of the present invention, and then the Harris 33 is passed through the slit (477 in FIG. 61) and then peeled off. Sheet (Fig. 6
2 479) and peel off the sheet (4 in FIGS. 61 and 62).
51) is valley-folded along the valley fold line (478 in FIG. 61) to support and fix the shaft portion of the beam 34 connected to the branch Harris 35, and the Harris from the snap 31 connection portion to the connection portion of the branch Harris 35. 33 is wound and the wound portion is housed inside the bag body 458 to seal the sealing portion 470. Similarly, the shaft portion of the center portion 34 of the fishing tackle 54 is connected to the support portions 481, 482, 483, 484, 485, 486,
While supporting and fixing to the 487, the Harris 33 between the connecting portions of the branch Harris 35 that is connected to the beam 34 is wound to form a winding portion and sequentially housed in a bag body, and the ends of the remaining Harris 33 are wound. The part is sandwiched and fixed in the slit 466. If the branch Harris 35 is long, it may be stored in the nearest bag.

Through the storage procedure as described above, the storage of the above fishing tackle in the fishing tackle storage bag 448 of the present invention is completed,
The fishing tackle set 82 is completed. Since this fishing tackle set 82 is made of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water, as shown in FIG. In addition, it is possible to fish by connecting the snap 31 part to the line. Since Ami shrimp 489 contains a large amount of water, the support portion 4 of the bag body should be as much as possible.
81, 482, 483, 484, 485, 486, 48
Do not attach to 7.

(Seventeenth Embodiment) FIGS. 67 to 72 are
The 4th Example of the fishing tackle storage bag of this invention and the 17th Example of a fishing tackle set are shown. 67 to 69
Fig. 70 shows the structure of the fishing tackle storage bag of the present invention, and Figs. 70 to 72 show the fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle storage bag 490 of the present invention is used to store the fishing tackle 52 of Fig. 80.

The fishing tackle storage bag 490 shown in FIGS. 67 to 69.
Is configured as follows. That is, the bag body forming the fishing tackle storage bag 490 is made of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in water, a sheet 492 having a substantially V-shaped notch 491 at the upper part of a square, and a valley fold line 4 in a straight line.
In contrast to 93, two sheets, a sheet 496 including a lower portion 494 of a square and an upper portion 495 of an upside-down substantially V-shape, and a protruding portion 497 and a protruding portion 497 at every other side are provided. Slit 49 for sandwiching and fixing Harris
And an octagonal sheet 499 having eight. And
The seat 492 and the lower portion 494 of the seat 496 are
The left and right ends and the lower end are overlapped with each other so that they coincide with each other, and these ends are adhered to each other with a predetermined width using a water-soluble adhesive 500 to form a bag body having an opening 501. Further, the upper portion 495 of the bag body has an adhesive surface 502 formed by applying a water-soluble adhesive on the entire inner surface thereof, and a peelable release sheet 503 is attached to the adhesive surface 502, and When the portion 495 is folded below the valley fold line 493, it reaches the broken line 504 and completely covers the opening 501 formed in the upper portion of the sheet 492. Further, by attaching the sheet 499 to the substantially central portion of the surface of the lower portion 494 of the sheet 496, the projection 497 of the sheet 499 and the sheet 496 are attached.
A winding portion 506 for winding Harris is formed at a bonding portion with the lower portion 494.

In order to store the fishing tackle in the fishing tackle storage bag 490 of the present invention to form the fishing tackle set 83 shown in FIGS.
First, the Harris 1 from the snap 3 attachment portion of the fishing tackle 52 to the connection portion of the branch Harris 5 shown in FIG. 80 is wound, and then FIG.
Open the opening 501 of the fishing tackle storage bag 490 of 7-69,
The wound portion is inserted into the bag and temporarily fixed with a finger or the like, and the snaps 3, the branch Harris 5 with the spring 4 and the Harris 1 with the spring 2 are both end sides of the valley fold line 493 of the fishing tackle storage bag 490. In the state of protruding, the upper portion 495 of the bag body is valley-folded toward the front side, the release sheet 503 is peeled off, and the opening 50 is formed.
5 is sealed with an adhesive. Further, the Harris 1 from the connecting portion of the branch Harris 5 to which the elastic member 4 which is not stored in the bag body is connected to the elastic member 2 connecting portion is wound around the winding portion 506 formed in the lower portion 494 of the seat 496 and its end portion is wound. By sandwiching and fixing the fishing tackle in the slit 498, the fishing tackle set 83 is completed while the fishing tackle is completely stored. If the branch Harris 5 with the tension 4 is short, there is not much concern about getting entangled, so leave it as it is, and if it is long, the sheet 492 is used.
Alternatively, a winding portion having a Harris stopping portion similar to the above may be formed on the upper portion 495 of the bag body, and the branch Harris 5 may be wound around and fixed to the winding portion.

By accommodating the fishing tackle 52 in this manner, a part of the winding portion around which the Harris 1 is wound between the connecting portions of the branch Harris 5 with the snap 3 and the spring 4 is attached by the adhesive 502 inside the bag. Since it is firmly adhered and fixed, a short Harris 1 does not cause much problem, but even when the long Harris 1 is wound for many turns, the winding state of Harris 1 is deformed due to vibration or the like. There is no need to worry about Harris 1 being entangled with each other. Furthermore, since the Harris 1 between the connecting portion of the branch Harris 5 with the elastic member 4 and the connecting portion of the elastic member 2 is wound around the winding portion 506 and sandwiched and fixed in the slit 498, the Harris 1s are entangled with each other. Don't worry.

(Eighteenth Embodiment) FIGS. 73 to 78 are
The fifth embodiment of the fishing tackle storage bag and the eighteenth embodiment of the fishing tackle set according to the present invention are shown, which is a fishing tackle storage gear and a fishing tackle set suitable for storing the fishing tackle 53 of FIG. That is, FIGS. 73 to 75 show the fishing tackle storage bag 507 of the present invention.
76 to 78 show the fishing tackle storage device 50 of the present invention.
7 shows a fishing tackle set when the fishing tackle is stored using No. 7.

The fishing tackle storage bag 507 shown in FIGS. 73 and 75.
Is a sheet 508 made of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in a long thin water, and five Harris storage sections 510, 511, 512, 513, 5 in the middle of the sheet 508.
It is composed of five sheets 516 made of the same material which is easily dissolved or dispersed in water to form 14 and a long rectangular sheet 517 made of the same material which is also easily dissolved or dispersed in water as shown in FIG. ing.

This sheet 508 has its left and right end portions valley-folded with a predetermined width and is folded, respectively, and is overlapped so that the lower end portions thereof coincide with each other. The parts 509 and 515 are formed. Five sheets 516 having the same shape as those of the folded portions are arranged at equal intervals, and the left and right end portions and the lower end portions thereof are adhered to the sheet 508 to form the above-mentioned five Harris storage portions. Further, the seven Harris storage portions formed on the sheet 508 have a predetermined length extended upward, and the extension sheet 522 is attached to the extended portion.
The adhesive surface 523 is formed by adhering, and the Harris storage portions 509, 510,
511, 512, 513, 514, and 515 are sealed (see FIG. 78). Further, the sheet 517
Is divided into three equal parts by valley fold lines 518 and 519, and an adhesive surface 521 to which a release sheet 520 is attached is formed on the right part. This sheet 517 is the Harris storage unit 509, 510, 511, 512, 51 formed on the sheet 508.
Two valley fold lines 518, 5 between 3, 514, 515
The back surface side of the portion sandwiched by 19 is adhered to the sheet 508, and the horn fixing portion 5 for fixing each of the six horns.
24 make up.

Hereinafter, the usage mode of the fishing tackle bag of the present invention constructed as described above will be described. In order to store the fishing tackle by using the fishing tackle storage bag 507 of the present invention to create the fishing tackle set 84 of FIGS. 76 to 78, first, the Harris 33 and the branch Harris 35 are attached to the bag body 509 of the fishing tackle storage bag 507 of the present invention.
The horn 36, which is wound up to the connecting portion of the horn and accommodates the wound portion, is connected to the branch Harris 35, and the sheet 517 of the horn fixing portion 524 is bent at the valley fold lines (518 and 519 in FIG. 74) to both end portions. Then, it is wound and sandwiched, and the release sheet (520 in FIG. 74) is peeled off and adhered. At this time, the snap 31 is exposed outside. Similarly, the remaining five horns 36 are fixed to the horn fixing portion 524, respectively, and the Harris 33 between the remaining connecting portions is wound to form six winding portions. 510, 5
11, 512, 513, 514, 515, respectively, and the snaps 32 at the ends are brought out of the bag body 515 for sealing. By going through such a storage procedure, the fishing tackle is completely stored in the fishing tackle storage bag 507 of the present invention, and the fishing tackle set 84 is completed. This fishing tackle set 84 can be used for squid fishing by directly connecting the fishing tackle set 84 to the line, when the branch Harris is long, the nearest Harris storage sections 510, 511, 512, 513, 514. , 515.

[0095]

As described in detail above, according to the present invention,
By avoiding inconveniences such as tangling due to curl or entanglement due to curl, the container that stores the wound or bundled part of the wound or bundled Harris is made of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in water. In addition to that, since a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water is dispersed and dissolved in water, the material can be used as it is, and it is possible to achieve speeding-up of work. Further, since the automatic rewinding by dropping in water is possible and the taking-out work can be simplified, it becomes easy to handle the strain, accidents can be prevented, and even an unskilled person can easily perform fishing. In addition, the length of the work-in-process at the time of loading can be shortened, and the jig for loading the work-in-process is not required, so there is no need to consider the adjoining fisherman. Entanglement can be prevented, casting can be performed at a desired position, and casting is facilitated. In addition, a material in which the sheet is easily dissolved or dispersed in water is non-toxic and does not remain as dust, and thus is effective in environmental protection.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a first embodiment of a fishing tackle storage device according to the present invention.

2 is a first embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention, and is a plan view of a fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage tool of FIG. 1. FIG.

3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of the fishing tackle storage device of FIG.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing a state where the fishing tackle set of FIG. 2 is packaged in a plastic packaging bag.

5 is an explanatory view showing an example of a fishing tackle for fishing using the fishing tackle set of FIG.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a flying state of the fishing tackle set of FIG. 2 when casting is performed.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a state immediately after the fishing tackle set of FIG. 2 is put into water.

FIG. 8 is a view showing a state immediately after the fishing tackle set of FIG. 2 is put into water and starts to be melted.

FIG. 9 is a view showing a state immediately after the fishing tackle set of FIG. 2 is put into water and completely melted.

FIG. 10 is a view showing a state in which the fishing tackle set of FIG. 2 has been put into water and the fishing tackle has returned to its original state.

FIG. 11 is a plan view of a fishing tackle storage device according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

12 is a cross-sectional view of the fishing tackle storage device of FIG. 11 taken along the line BB.

13 is a plan view of a fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage tool of FIG. 11, which is a second embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention. FIG.

14 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC of the fishing tackle storage device of FIG.

FIG. 15 is a plan view of a fishing tackle storage device according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

16 is a third embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention and is a plan view of a fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage tool of FIG. 15. FIG.

FIG. 17 is a plan view of a fishing tackle storage device according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 18 is a plan view of a fishing tackle set according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention, which is the fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage tool of FIG. 17;

FIG. 19 is a perspective view of a fishing tackle storage device according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 20 is a perspective view of a fishing tackle set according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention, the fishing tackle set including the fishing tackle storage tool of FIG. 19;

FIG. 21 is a perspective view of a fishing tackle storage device according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 22 is a perspective view of a fishing tackle set according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention, the fishing tackle set including the fishing tackle storage tool of FIG. 21.

FIG. 23 is a plan view of a rectangular sheet used in a seventh embodiment of the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention.

FIG. 24 is a plan view of an elongated rectangular sheet attached to the rectangular sheet used in the seventh embodiment of the fishing tackle storage device of the present invention.

FIG. 25 is a plan view of a fishing tackle storage device according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 26 is a plan view of a fishing tackle set according to a seventh embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention, which uses the fishing tackle storage tool of FIG. 25.

27 is a cross-sectional view taken along line DD of the fishing tackle set of FIG.

FIG. 28 is a plan view of the first embodiment of the fishing tackle storage sheet according to the present invention.

29 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line EE of the fishing tackle storage sheet of FIG. 28.

FIG. 30 is an explanatory diagram showing a storage procedure when storing fishing tackle in the fishing tackle storage sheet of FIG. 28.

31 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line FF of the fishing tackle storage sheet of FIG. 30.

32 is a plan view of an eighth embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention, which is a fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage sheet of FIG. 28. FIG.

FIG. 33 is a plan view of a second embodiment of the fishing tackle storage sheet according to the present invention.

34 is a plan view of a ninth embodiment of a fishing tackle set of the present invention, which is a fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage sheet of FIG. 33. FIG.

FIG. 35 is a plan view of a fishing tackle storage sheet according to a third embodiment of the invention.

36 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line GG of the fishing tackle storage sheet of FIG. 35.

FIG. 37 is a tenth embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention, and is a plan view of the fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage sheet of FIG. 35.

38 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line HH of the fishing tackle set of FIG. 37.

FIG. 39 is a plan view of a square sheet used in the fishing tackle storage sheet according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 40 is a plan view of a fixed seat used in a fishing tackle storage seat according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

41 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line I-I of the rectangular sheet of FIG. 39.

FIG. 42 is a plan view of an eleventh embodiment of the fishing tackle set according to the present invention.

43 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line JJ of the fishing tackle set of FIG. 42.

FIG. 44 is a plan view of a fishing tackle storage sheet according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

45 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line KK of the fishing tackle storage sheet of FIG. 44.

FIG. 46 is an explanatory view showing a storing procedure when storing the fishing tackle in the fishing tackle storage sheet of FIG. 44.

FIG. 47 is a plan view of a twelfth embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention, which is a fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage sheet of FIG. 44.

48 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line LL of the fishing tackle set of FIG. 47. FIG.

FIG. 49 is a view showing how bait is attached to the fishing tackle set of FIG. 47.

FIG. 50 is a plan view of a fishing tackle storage sheet according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention.

51 is a sectional view taken along line MM of the fishing tackle storage sheet of FIG. 50. FIG.

52 is a plan view of a fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage sheet of FIG. 50, which is a thirteenth embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention. FIG.

53 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line NN of the fishing tackle set of FIG. 52.

FIG. 54 is a plan view of the first embodiment of the fishing tackle storage bag according to the present invention.

55 is a cross-sectional view of the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 54 taken along the line OO.

56 is a plan view of a fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 54, which is a fourteenth embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention. FIG.

57 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line P-P of the fishing tackle set of FIG. 56.

FIG. 58 is a plan view of a second embodiment of the fishing tackle bag according to the present invention.

FIG. 59 is a view showing a winding state of Harris of the fishing tackle stored in the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 58.

FIG. 60 is a plan view of the fishing tackle set of the fifteenth embodiment of the present invention, which uses the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 58.

FIG. 61 is a plan view of a fishing tackle storage bag according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

62 is a sectional view taken along the line QQ of the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 61.

FIG. 63 is an explanatory diagram showing a storing procedure when the fishing tackle is stored in the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 61.

64 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line RR of the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 63.

65 is a plan view of a fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 61 according to a sixteenth embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention. FIG.

FIG. 66 is a view showing how the bait is attached to the fishing tackle set of FIG. 65.

67 is a front view of the fishing tackle bag according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention. FIG.

68 is a rear view of the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 67. FIG.

69 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line S-S of the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 68.

70 is a plan view of a fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 67, which is a seventeenth embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention. FIG.

71 is a rear view of the fishing tackle set of FIG. 70. FIG.

72 is a TT line sectional view of the fishing tackle set of FIG. 71. FIG.

FIG. 73 is a plan view of a fishing tackle bag according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 74 is a plan view of an elongated sheet attached to the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 73.

FIG. 75 is a cross-sectional view of the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 73, taken along the line U-U.

FIG. 76 is a plan view of an eighteenth embodiment of the fishing tackle set of the present invention, which is a fishing tackle set using the fishing tackle storage bag of FIG. 73.

77 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VV of the fishing tackle set of FIG. 76. FIG.

78 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line WW of the fishing tackle set of FIG. 76. FIG.

FIG. 79 is a view showing a conventional basic fishing tackle in which one beam is connected to Harris.

FIG. 80 is a view showing a conventional basic fishing tackle in which two halves are connected to Harris.

81 is a plan view of a conventional fishing tackle storage device for storing the fishing tackle of FIGS. 79 and 80. FIG.

82 is the same as the fishing tackle storage device of FIG.
It is a figure which shows the accommodation state at the time of accommodating the fishing tackle.

FIG. 83 is a view showing an example of a conventional fishing tackle for squid fishing.

FIG. 84 is a view showing an example of a conventional fishing tackle storage tool for storing the fishing tackle shown in FIG. 83.

85 is a sectional view taken along line XX of the conventional fishing tackle storage device of FIG. 84. FIG.

FIG. 86 is a view showing a mode of use of the conventional fishing tackle storage tool of FIG. 84.

87 is a cross-sectional view taken along line YY of the fishing tackle storage tool of FIG. 86. FIG.

[Fig. 88] Fig. 88 is a view showing a conventional basic fishing tackle in which six halves are connected to Harris.

[Explanation of symbols]

1, 33 ... Harris 2, 4, 34 ... Hari 3, 31, 32 ... Snap 5, 35 ... Branch Harris 60-66, 70-75, 80-84 ... Fishing tackle set 107, 118, 125, 131, 141, 147 1
57 ... fishing tackle storage 200, 220, 236, 245, 254, 286 ... fishing tackle storage sheet 400, 421, 448, 490, 507 ... fishing tackle storage bag

Claims (22)

[Claims] 1. A Harris winding part for winding Harris and a support member for supporting the Harris winding part, wherein at least one of the Harris winding part and the supporting member is easily dissolved in water or A fishing tackle storage device characterized by being formed of a material that is dispersed. 2. The fishing tackle storage device according to claim 1, wherein the support member is made of a sheet-like material, and the Harris winding portion is made of a plurality of cut-and-raised pieces provided on the sheet-like material. 3. The fishing tackle storage device according to claim 2, wherein the plurality of cut-and-raised pieces are formed by a part of a sheet-like material. 4. A fishing tackle housing according to claim 1, which is a sheet-like material having a Harris winding portion whose central portion is narrower than both ends, and which is made of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. 5. A cylindrical Harris winding portion for winding Harris and flange portions provided at least at both ends of the cylindrical Harris winding portion, wherein the cylindrical Harris winding portion is easily immersed in water. A fishing tackle storage device, characterized in that it is formed of a material that dissolves or disperses in. 6. A sheet having a mounting portion for mounting a wound or bundled Harris, and a plurality of Harris holding portions capable of covering at least a part of the mounted Harris by folding. A fishing tackle storage sheet, characterized in that the sheet material is made of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. 7. The fishing tackle storage sheet according to claim 6, wherein the Harris holding portion is coated with a water-soluble or water-dispersible adhesive. 8. A sheet material for mounting a wound or bundled Harris, and a plurality of sheet-coated materials coated with a water-soluble or water-dispersible adhesive for covering at least a part of the mounted Harris. A fishing tackle storage sheet, comprising a Harris holding piece, wherein the sheet material and the Harris holding piece are made of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. 9. A storage bag body for storing a wound portion or a bundled portion of a wound or bundled Harris having an opening lid,
A fishing tackle storage bag, wherein the storage bag body is formed of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. 10. The winding part for winding the Harris is provided on the outer surface of the storage bag body for storing the winding part or the bundling part of the wound or bundled Harris. Fishing tackle storage bag. 11. A plurality of bag-shaped storage portions and opening lids for storing a wound portion or a bundled portion of a wound or bundled Harris formed by adhering two elongated sheet materials. A fishing tackle storage bag, characterized in that the two elongated sheet materials are formed of a material that easily dissolves or disperses in water. 12. The fishing tackle storage bag according to claim 11, wherein a holding member that holds the elastic member or the shaft of the elastic member is provided at or near each bag-shaped accommodating portion of the accommodating body. 13. An accommodating body having a plurality of bag-shaped accommodating portions for accommodating a wound portion or a bundled portion of Harris wound or bundled and an opening lid formed on an elongated sheet material. The fishing tackle storage bag, wherein the elongated sheet material is formed of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. 14. The fishing tackle storage bag according to claim 13, wherein a holding member that holds the elastic member or the shaft of the elastic member is provided at or near each bag-shaped accommodating portion of the accommodating body. 15. A Harris winding part for winding Harris and a supporting member for supporting the Harris winding part, wherein at least one of the winding part and the supporting member is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. A fishing tackle set, wherein Harris is wound around the Harris winding portion of the fishing tackle storage tool formed of the material. 16. A Harris-shaped member for forming a Harris winding portion having a central portion narrower than both ends, the Harris winding portion being formed of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. A fishing tackle set characterized by being wound. 17. A cylindrical Harris winding portion for winding Harris, and flange portions provided at least at both ends of the cylindrical Harris winding portion, wherein the cylindrical Harris winding portion is easily immersed in water. A fishing tackle set, wherein Harris is wound around the cylindrical Harris winding portion of a fishing tackle storage tool formed of a material that dissolves or disperses in the material. 18. A sheet having a mounting portion for mounting a wound or bundled Harris, and a plurality of Harris holding portions capable of covering at least a part of the mounted Harris by folding. A fishing tackle set comprising: a fishing tackle storage sheet made of a material, wherein the sheet material is made of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water, and the wound or bundled Harris is stored in the fishing tackle storage sheet. 19. A sheet material for mounting a wound or bundled Harris, and a plurality of sheet-coated water-soluble or water-dispersible adhesives for covering at least a part of the mounted Harris. A fishing tackle storage sheet comprising a Harris holding piece, wherein the sheet material and the Harris holding piece are made of a material that is easily dissolved or dispersed in water, and the wound or bundled Harris is stored in the fishing tackle. set. 20. A storage bag body for storing a winding part or a bundling part of a wound or bundled Harris having an opening lid, and the storage bag body is formed of a material which is easily dissolved or dispersed in water. A fishing tackle set in which the wound or bundled Harris is stored in the fishing tackle storage gear. 21. A plurality of bag-shaped storage portions and opening lids for storing a wound portion or a bundled portion of a wound or bundled Harris formed by adhering two elongated sheet materials. And a wound fishing bag in which the two elongated sheet materials are easily dissolved or dispersed in water, and the wound or bundled Harris is stored in the fishing bag storage bag. A fishing tackle set. 22. An accommodating body having a plurality of bag-shaped accommodating portions for accommodating a wound portion or a bundled portion of Harris wound or bundled and an opening lid formed on an elongated sheet material. A fishing tackle set in which a wound or bundled Harris is stored in a fishing tackle storage bag formed of a material in which the elongated sheet material is easily dissolved or dispersed in water.