JPH10286049A - Terminal tackle for fishing by scattered bait - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a terminal tackle for fishing by scattered baits, capable of rising to the surface of water with completion of scattered baits and not fastening a container for scattered baits in the vicinity of a leader. SOLUTION: This terminal tackle for fishing by scattered baits is equipped with a sinker 1 attached to the bottom part of a fishing line, a float 5 fixed to a position corresponding to the surface of the water of the fishing line 2 and a floating container 6 slidably fixed to the fishing line 2, the floating container 6 floats on water alone, sinks in water when scattered baits and the sink 1 are housed in the container and is equipped with a threading projection in the vicinity of a bottom opening of the floating container 6.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a device for fishing a komase having a komase container (cage) which rises to the surface of the water after sowing at a set water depth, and particularly relates to a device for throwing and fishing.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A komase fishing device capable of sowing bait at a set water depth is disclosed, for example, in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 1-66.
It is conventionally known as described in JP-A-872. However, such a conventional device has a drawback that the komase basket remains near the harris even after the completion of the sowing bait, thereby impairing the effect of collecting fish.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a novel device which rises to the surface of the water with the completion of sowing bait and does not keep the Komase container near Harris.

[0004]

That is, a weight attached to the lower end of a warp yarn, a float fixed at a position corresponding to the water surface of the warp yarn, and a slidable slidable yarn between them. A fishing tackle equipped with a floating container (Komase basket) mounted on a surface, which floats on water by itself, and sinks into water when it contains Komase and a suitable weight. And

[0005]

[Action] When the set water depth is reached, the floating container is inverted, and sowing bait is started. In this way, as the komase decreases, the weight falls along with the harness with the needle, and the floating container becomes lighter as a result of the loss of the weight, and starts rising toward the water surface.

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In the embodiment shown in the drawings, reference numeral 1 denotes a weight attached to the lower end of a warp yarn 2, to which a harris 3 having a needle is connected. Numeral 4 designates a rubber float stop fixed to a position corresponding to the water surface of the yarn, and, similarly to the conventional float stop, allows a fixing position to be selected according to the water depth.
A float 5 is slidably attached to the yarn 1 in the section regulated by the weight 1 and the float stopper 4, and a floating container 6 is similarly slidably attached below the float 5. I have. This floating container 6 has an opening 6a in the lower part.
It is bell-shaped and corresponds to a conventional Komase basket. This floating container alone floats on water with its head upward, and a hemispherical external recess 6 b for uniting with the float 5 is formed outside the head. However, when the harness 3 with the needle and the appropriate weight 1 are packed into the floating container 6 from the lower opening 6a by the komase, the floating container sinks in water. A hemispherical internal recess 6c for receiving the weight 1 is formed inside the head of the floating container, and a middle through hole 6d extending from the internal recess 6c to the external recess 6b is formed at the vertex thereof. The middle threaded hole 6d is inserted with a thread in the section between the weight 1 and the float stopper 4. Therefore, when the upper part of the yarn 2 is pulled upward, the weight 1 is accommodated in the internal recess 6c of the floating container. Reference numeral 7 denotes a thread hooking projection provided near the lower opening 6a of the floating container so that the weight 1 is maintained in the internal recess 6c until the device reaches the water surface during long throw. Then, the intermediate part of the yarn is wound several times.

[0007]

[Usage] The illustrated embodiment is used as follows.
That is, the floating container 6 is provided with the lower opening 6a facing upward,
With the weight 1 set in the internal recess 6c, the floating container is packed with Komase by about half of the required amount. Next, the fed needles are packed together with Harris 3, and the remaining komase is packed from above. Here, an intermediate portion of the warp yarn 2 protruding from the inner through hole 6d to the outside of the floating container 6 is provided, and this is wound around the yarn hooking projection 7 several times to keep the warp yarn stretched. Next, this device is cast far away. At this time, the floating container 6 flies in the air with the head at the head. When the device falls on the water surface, the warp yarn 2 is loosened, and the middle portion of the warp yarn wound on the yarn hooking projection 7 is released. However, the weight 1 is maintained in a state of being accommodated in the internal recess 6c by the bait packed in the floating container 6. In this state, the center of gravity is on the head side, and the floating container 6 is submerged with the head down in combination with the tapered shape. When the floating container 6 reaches the set water depth, the float 5 floating and remaining on the water surface
Float stop 4 abuts against the floating container 6, and further lowering of the floating container 6 is prevented, and the yarn 2 between the weight 1 and the float stop 4 is tensioned. As a result, the floating container 6 is turned upside down so that the lower opening 6a faces downward, from which the bait starts. When about half of Komase's soup is nearing completion,
The weight, which has lost support from Komase, falls from the floating container with the harris, and a baited needle is set. As a result, the lightened floating container 6 starts rising gradually toward the water surface while sprinkling the remaining komase, and comes into contact with the float 5 and its external depression 6b at the water surface to float as a lump. Serves as a float.

[0008]

According to the present invention, since the floating container rises to the surface of the water with the completion of the bait, the angler can know the completion of the bait by visually observing the floating bait. . Further, after the completion of the sowing bait, the floating container does not hinder the fish collecting effect because it does not stay at the position near the needle.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a state in which a floating container (Komase basket) flies in the air.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a state of descending in water.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a state of ascending in water.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a state where a float is combined with the float on the water surface.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 ... weight 2 ... road thread 3 ... harris 4 ... float stop 5 ... float 6 ... floating container

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A weight 1 attached to a lower end of a warp yarn 2, a float 5 fixed to a position corresponding to a water surface of the warp yarn, and slidably mounted on the warp yarn between them. A floating container 6 comprising a floating container 6 which floats on water by itself, and sinks into water when the floating container 6 accommodates the weight and the appropriate weight 1. Device.