JPH08862Y2 - Standing for fishing - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

This invention relates to a fishing stand.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art An upper hole and a lower hole of a rod are made to communicate with each other in the same size. Only the upper part of the rod has a portion that reduces the restoring force of the rod. When it comes out, it is a rod that has less parts that reduce the restoring force. In addition, it is a rod body that does not have a portion that lowers the restoring force in the lower hole that is submerged in water.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention] Since the restoring force decreases as the resistance surface is closer to the horizontal with respect to the rod body, the resistance surface is provided in a submerged portion that is not easily affected by waves. The resistance area of the submerged part is widened in order to reduce the resistance due to the resistance of 1. If there are many rod materials, the buoyancy will increase, but the restoring force will also increase.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems] Longitudinal holes, branch holes and side holes of the rod body are used as communicating holes in order to reduce the amount of material for the rod body, and vertical holes and branch holes of the rod body are used to reduce the restoring force. A horizontal resistance surface was provided at the intersection of the. The branch holes of the rod were angled to widen the resistance area to reduce the restoring force.

[0005]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 shows the entire fishing stand of the present invention. In the figure, reference numeral 1 is a bar made of a material having buoyancy, such as paulownia or balsa wood. To manufacture the rod body, first, a branch hole was formed by drilling from the lower portion of the rod body to the axial center that intersects three vertical holes diagonally in the axial direction of the rod body. From the upper part of the rod body, one hole larger than the branch hole is bored toward the intersecting axis of the three holes drilled from the lower side, and a side hole is bored in the upper part of the rod body to communicate with each other.

The branch holes are made smaller than the vertical holes to secure a resistance surface that is horizontal with the rod body.

The branch hole of the rod body is angled to widen the area for reducing the restoring force.

In order to constantly reduce the restoring force of the rod body, a resistance surface is provided at the intersection of the branch hole and the vertical hole.

The horizontal resistance surface and the resistance area of the rod body are increased to make it less susceptible to the influence of wind and waves, and the point deviation due to the crimp is reduced.

In order to improve the flight performance in the air, the vertical hole and the branch hole are communicated with each other to serve as an air hole for long-distance casting.

[0011] The rod is shortened to reduce the amount of harassment with Harris and the portion where the rod is exposed on the water surface is reduced to reduce the buoyancy so that the first fish can be easily delivered.

The water that has entered from the lower hole of the rod body can be drained from the side hole and the vertical hole so that the first fish can be easily released.

In order to reduce the amount of material for the rod body, side holes and communication holes are provided and the vertical holes are enlarged.

In order to prevent the upper part of the rod from being damaged, the upper part of the rod is thickened and the visibility is improved.

The material is made of paulownia, balsa, etc. and the restoring force is smaller than that of foamed steel so that the fish can be easily produced.

[0016]

Since the resistance surface of the rod body is horizontal to the rod body and the branch holes are formed obliquely to widen the resistance area with water, the restoring force is reduced and there is an effect of preventing sudden rising.

[0017]

[Effect] The restoring force of the rod is constantly decreasing, and the part that reduces the restoring force is submerged, so it is less affected by wind and waves. I made it easier.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a fishing stand according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1. Stick 2. Vertical hole 3. Branch hole 4. Side hole 5. Horizontal resistance surface 6. Resistance surface 7. Communication hole

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A standing stand for fishing, characterized in that a vertical hole, a branch hole, and a side hole are provided in a rod body so as to communicate with each other in the rod body. 2. In order to constantly reduce the restoring force of the rod,
The fishing stand according to claim 1, wherein the branch holes are provided obliquely to widen the resistance area of water. 3. A standing stand for fishing characterized in that a horizontal resistance surface is provided at the intersection of the vertical hole and the branch hole in order to constantly reduce the restoring force of the rod.