JPH09107848A - Lure - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a lure enabling action shaking the tail to right and left like hard lure even in a soft lure and capable of producing action closer to live bait. SOLUTION: In this lure, the front is wider than the rear when viewed from the plane in the lower face and rounds are provided by raising the front and a line eye 2 on the top of the center line 1 longitudinally passing through, a weight 4 in the intermediate part and a single hook 5 in the rear end part are each built in the lure and a soft lure 6 is thrust into the single hook 5 to utilize the soft lure 6.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a jig head used in lure fishing (a hook has a hook incorporated in advance).

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art The conventional lures are roughly divided into hard lures and soft lures. Hard lures are made of hard material, and most of them have a water flow receiving part called a lip on the lower surface of the lure head, and by receiving a water flow on the upper surface of the lip, it is configured to shake the rear part left and right. . Soft lures are made of soft material, and are generally used with a weight, and can be operated vertically by operating a rod. In addition, the jig head will be used in almost the same way as a soft lure with a weight, but its characteristics are that the lure is difficult to rotate and the action by rod operation is easily transmitted directly to the lure.

[0003]

The action of the hard lure is "creaky", and it is impossible to add softness to the movement due to its material. Moreover, in the soft lure, it was not possible to add a motion of continuously swinging the rear part to the left and right. Explaining the depth of water used, the hard lure is the bottom of the water if the weight is attached to the soft lure from the surface layer to the middle layer, but the water depth (layer) that can be used by the lure and the mechanism is naturally limited, so there are fish. I had to change lures and gimmicks according to the depth of the water. Some lures are made of soft material in the shape of hard lure (second half), but there is no big difference from the conventional hard lure such as action and water depth (layer), and it is dedicated for soft material replacement. Since it is necessary to use the soft material, it is difficult to put it into practical use considering that the soft material part is a consumable item. In other words, the above lure did not add new action to the commercially available soft lure. If the above lure was developed and made entirely of soft material, it would be difficult to maintain the lure's posture (up and down) due to the low specific gravity of the materials currently used, causing the tail to swing. Is difficult.

The present invention has high versatility because a commercially available soft lure can be used as it is,
The aim is to provide a lure (jig head) that can be used from the surface layer to the bottom of the water, as it can produce actions that can not be done with lures up to now (moving the tail repeatedly to the left and right with a soft movement similar to live bait).

[0005]

To achieve the above object, in the lure of the present invention, the lower surface is symmetrical and the lower surface is formed by a substantially flat surface, and the front portion 11 thereof is raised so that the water flow is increased. The structure to receive. The line eye 2 is installed at the front end of this and the single hook 5 is installed at the rear end. The single hook makes it possible to easily attach a commercially available soft lure 6 (especially a straight worm type).

Further, when the above-mentioned shape is made of a light material, the lure which receives the water flow in the front portion 11 only rotates. So there are 4 weights along the center line 1 that runs back and forth
Incorporate. Since the front part of this lure is raised to form an overall radius, the weight 4 is incorporated into the lure to lower the center of gravity and lose balance, while exerting a force to return to the original position. This will prevent the lure from rotating, and at the same time, the rear part will be swung to the left and right.

Even if the position of the weight is moved back and forth or the shape is changed, no great difference is found in the change in action. Therefore, it is possible to process the weight portion in advance so that it looks like the head of a fish. However, if the center of gravity of the weight is closer to the tip, it is possible to finish the lure that is hard to lift.

[0008]

Embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings.
In FIG. 1, a line eye 2, a rattle 3, a weight 4 and a single hook 5 are incorporated along a center line 1, and a single lure is stabbed with a soft lure 6 for use. Rattle 3
Is to put beads in the hollow to enhance the fish collecting property by its sound, but since it depends on the activity of the fish, there are two types, one with rattle and the other without rattle. Although the weight is incorporated along the center line in the above drawings, the same effect can be obtained by forming the entire shape described below with a material (metal or the like) having a relatively high specific gravity.

2 and 3, the lower surface of the lure is substantially flat except for the portion where the weight 4 is present, and the lateral width is such that the front portion 11 is wider than the rear portion 12. On the upper surface, the body height is the highest near the center line 1 and becomes gradually thin to the left and right. The height around the centerline is to maintain the strength of the lure, and the thinness to the left and right is to minimize the resistance of water when the lure acts.

In FIG. 3, it can be seen that the bottom surface plane forms a radius in the front-back direction. As a result, the front surface 11 of the lower surface can receive an action of water and cause an action, and the position of the center of gravity lowers, so that the lure can maintain its posture.

Regarding the single hook 5,
Two types of straight hooks 7 and offset hooks 8 can be considered. The straight hook 7 is easy to hook, but it is easy to get caught (Fig. 3). The offset hook 8 has a characteristic that the hooking rate is slightly lowered but it is hard to get caught (FIG. 4). In addition to these hooks, a hook eye 9 may be incorporated on the lower surface of the lure, and a second hook 10 may be newly attached to increase the hooking rate (FIG. 5).

[0012]

Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects.

Most commercially available soft lures can be used, and the tail (rear part) can be swung to the left and right. (The shape of the rear water flow resistance is less clear action.)

The operation of swinging the tail is repeated only by constant retrieval (winding the reel). It can be said that the action is not an action like a hard lure like a hard lure, but the action of swinging the tail while flexing the body softly, taking advantage of the characteristics of the soft lure.

Further, by simply shaking the rod lightly, the lure itself can be made to perform a tricky action (a movement such that a small fish escapes).

During the free fall, the jig head descends while swinging left and right like leaves of a tree, so that the tail swings right and left and continues to appeal to the fish.

Although the lure itself does not have buoyancy, it is lifted by pulling the lure at a speed exceeding a certain speed. Then submerge it to the bottom,
At medium speed, you can pull the middle layer quickly and cover all the water depth, such as the surface layer, without changing lures or gimmicks.

Further, since the upper surface is always kept up, there is little rooting, and it is possible to pull out the water bottom. The use of offset hooks also creates a weedless property, etc. Points that were scared and could not be attacked can be attacked more tightly.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present lure.

FIG. 2 is a front view showing an example of the present lure.

FIG. 3 is a side view showing an example of the present lure.

FIG. 4 is a side view showing an embodiment of an offset hook of the present lure.

FIG. 5 is a side view showing a second hook embodiment of the present lure.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 center line 2 line eye 3 rattle 4 weight 5 single hook (straight hook) 6 soft lure 7 straight hook 8 offset hook 9 hook eye 10 second hook 11 front 12 rear

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A front part is wider than a rear part in a bottom surface plane, and the front part is raised to have a radius,
A line eye is installed at the front end of the center line that runs back and forth, and a single hook is installed at the rear end. A lure characterized by swinging left and right 2. The lure according to claim 1, wherein the lure has a shape that has the highest height near the center line on the upper surface and is gradually thinned to the left and right. 3. The lure according to claim 1, wherein a weight is incorporated along the center line.