JPH1044U - Joint type fishing rod - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Problem] To provide a spliced through fishing rod whose length is adjustable and which enables smooth insertion and removal of fishing line. SOLUTION: This is a spliced through fishing rod in which a small diameter rod pipe 12 is spliced to a large diameter rod pipe 10, and has a fishing line introduction hole 24 for introducing a fishing line from the outside to the inside of the small diameter rod pipe. When the small diameter rod pipe is stored, the fishing line introduction part is located on the front side of the large diameter rod pipe, and the lower end of the entrance of the fishing line introduction hole is a tip end of the large diameter rod pipe. It is configured to be at a position H higher than the outer peripheral surface of 10B.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a continuous fishing rod.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, through-hole fishing rods have been used to obtain a neat appearance and prevent tangling of fishing lines.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 There may be times when you want to adjust the length of a fishing rod as well as other fishing rods. In general, in a fishing rod, the fishing line comes into contact with the inner surface of the rod tube to increase the resistance of the fishing line, so that there is room for improvement in smoothing the fishing line in and out of the reel.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a spliced fishing rod that can be adjusted in length and can smoothly take in and out a fishing line.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In view of the above-mentioned object, the present invention is a spliced through fishing rod in which a small-diameter rod pipe is spliced to a large-diameter rod pipe, and the small-diameter rod pipe has a fishing-line introduction hole for introducing a fishing line from the outside to the inside. A fishing line introduction portion is formed, and when the small diameter rod tube is stored, the fishing line introduction portion is located on the front side of the large diameter rod tube, and the lower end of the entrance of the fishing line introduction hole is a tip of the large diameter rod tube. The present invention provides a seamless fishing rod characterized by being located at a position higher than the outer peripheral surface.

Since the small-diameter rod pipe and the large-diameter rod pipe are spliced together, the length of the fishing rod can be adjusted, and the lower end of the inlet of the fishing-line introduction section is located at the tip of the large-diameter rod pipe. Because the fishing line is located at a position higher than the outer peripheral surface of the fishing rod, the fishing line introduction part is located just before the large diameter rod pipe even at maximum storage, and the fishing line moves between the inner circumference of the large diameter rod pipe and the outer circumference of the small diameter rod pipe during storage. Prevention of pinching prevents smooth winding on the reel.Furthermore, the lower end of the introduction hole entrance of the fishing line introduction part when stored is at a position higher than the outer peripheral surface of the distal end of the large diameter rod pipe. Therefore, the line is prevented from contacting the outer periphery of the tip end of the large-diameter rod when the line is wound up or reeled out, thereby preventing damage to the line and reducing the line resistance.

[0007]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail based on an embodiment shown in the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 shows that the inner rod 12 is spliced to the joint 10B at the front end of the former rod 10 in a swing-out manner, and the second intermediate rod 14 is spliced to the joint 12B at the front end of the inner rod 12 in parallel. I have. At the end, a head rod (not shown) is joined in parallel. Further, a reel sheet 16 is attached to an appropriate position of the former pole 10, and a reel 18 is fixed to the reel sheet 16.

A fishing line introduction part 22 is formed immediately after the front joint part 12 B of the middle rod 12, and a fishing line for introducing a fishing line 26 from outside to inside of the middle rod is formed in the fishing line introduction part 22. An introduction hole 24 is formed. Immediately after the fishing line introduction portion 22, a locking portion 28 is formed. When the middle rod 12 is stored in the original rod 10 and the total length of the fishing rod is shortened accordingly, the locking portion 28 is used. 28 can be locked to the joint portion 10B of the original rod 10. The outlet of the fishing line introduction hole 24 faces obliquely upward in FIG. 1 of the fishing line guide ring 14a at the rear end of the second middle rod 14, and the fishing line guide ring 24a at the exit of the fishing line introduction hole 24 and the fishing line guide ring. 14a, the fishing line direction is changed stepwise in the longitudinal direction of the rod tube, thereby reducing the fishing line resistance.

First, when the fishing rod is used with a long length, the rear end of the middle rod 12 is joined to the joint 10B of the original rod 10 as shown in FIG. From 18, the fishing line 26 is inserted through the fishing line introduction hole 24. In this case, for example, one fishing line guide may be provided outside the front portion of the original rod 10 in consideration of the hanging of the fishing line 26 and the like. This fishing line guide may be set to a size large enough to be used even in the short use state of the fishing rod described below, or a structure that can be folded without using it may be adopted.

When fishing in a short state in which the middle rod 12 is accommodated in the former rod 10, the fishing line introduction part 22 is held at the position of the two-dot chain line 22 ″, but the fishing line introduction hole 24 is held. Since the height position of the lower end of the inlet of (24 ') is formed to be higher than the outer peripheral surface of the tip of the former rod 10 by the height H, the fishing line can be prevented from contacting the surface of the former rod 10. The fishing line resistance can be reduced.

Further, the locking portion 28 may be separated from the fishing line introduction portion 22 at a position not immediately behind the fishing line introduction portion 22 but rearward. Further, from the viewpoint of easiness in manufacturing the fishing rod and cost reduction, the fishing line introduction hole 24 of the fishing line introduction part 22 is formed only in the middle rod 12 and not formed in the second middle rod 14 so that the joint part 12B is formed. It is preferable to form it avoiding the portion. Here, it is formed immediately after the joint portion 12B, and the middle rod 12 can be stored deepest in the original rod 10 so that not only the length of the fishing rod can be adjusted when used but also the closing dimension can be shortened, Etc. become easier.

At the same time, a locking portion 10A made of a rubber member or the like for locking and holding the rear end portion of the middle rod 12 is formed immediately before the rod bottom part 20 of the former rod 10, and the locking portion 10A which is stored most deeply is formed. The deflection of the rod 12 can be prevented. In addition, the above description is not limited to having the second middle rod 14 as in this embodiment, but is similar to the case where the tip rod is spliced in front of the middle rod 12. The same applies to the case where the third middle pole is joined together.

Next, FIG. 2 shows another embodiment of the spliced fishing rod according to the present invention, in which all spliced parts are swing-out. Although the original rod is not shown here, the intermediate rod 12 ′ is housed in the original rod and engaged with the joint portion (10 B) of the original rod by the locking portion 28 as in the case of FIG. Available in condition.

[0014] The middle rod 12 'forms a fishing line introduction part 22' immediately after the swing-out joint part 12B 'at the tip thereof. The inside diameter of the fishing line introduction portion 22 'is expanded from the joint portion 12B' by a sharp taper portion 12C, and the rear portion is formed in a gentle taper shape so as to minimize the diameter.

Accordingly, when the second middle rod 14 ′ spliced to the joint portion 12 B ′ of the middle rod 12 ′ is housed in the middle rod 12 ′ (in the middle of accommodation 14 ″), A space is created between the inner surface of the inner rod 12 'and the outer peripheral surface of the second inner rod 14' so that the fishing line 26 can be easily inserted therethrough. The base 30 is attached, and when the second middle rod is stored, the base 30 comes into contact with the leading edge 12b of the middle rod 12 ', and the rear end of the second middle rod 14' is The bottom surface (the surface of the rod bottom part), if present, can be floated so as not to contact the bottom surface of the middle rod 12 '.

Accordingly, the fishing line 26 passes through the inside of the second middle rod 14 ′, turns around the rear edge, and passes between the outer peripheral surface of the second middle rod 14 ′ and the inner surface of the middle rod 12 ′. It becomes easy to wind up the reel of the original rod through the fishing line introduction hole 24 in the ceramic fishing line introduction tube 24A provided in the fishing line introduction part 22 '.

On the other hand, a fishing line guide ring 14a and a holder 14A for holding the same are attached to the rear end of the second middle rod 14 ', and the rear side of the fishing line guide ring 14a is inclined as shown in the figure. The front side is formed with an inclined storage locking surface 14T as shown in the figure. As described above, the fishing line introduction portion 22 'is formed immediately after the joint portion 12B', and the fishing line introduction tube 24A is disposed in the direction of the fishing line guide ring 14a. Due to the guide action of 14S, the fishing line 26 and the threader can be directly inserted into the second middle rod 14 'from the outside of the middle rod 12'.

When the fishing line 26 is inserted, the tip rod 38 is also stored in the second middle rod 14 ′, and the rear end of the tip rod is brought into contact with the storage locking surface 14 T of the holder 14 A. If they are kept in contact with each other, in the above-described operation of inserting the fishing line 26, the fishing line 26 can be inserted directly into the spike rod 38, and the insertion operation can be performed efficiently. The same applies to the case where there is another middle rod between the second middle rod and the head rod, or the structure where the head rod is joined to the middle rod 12 'without the second middle rod.

Although described in the case of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 and the like, in this embodiment too, the fishing line is introduced not in the original rod but in the front of the middle rod ahead of it and immediately after the tip joint. The angle of the fishing line with respect to the longitudinal direction of the fishing rod on the same height reel is small due to the formation of the part, and the free distance between the fishing line and the introduction of the fishing line from the reel into the rod tube is long. Resistance can be reduced.

Although there is an overlap with the above description, the joint type fishing rod will be described again. As described above, through-hole fishing rods have been used in the past to keep the appearance clear and to prevent entanglement of the fishing line. However, there are cases where it is desirable to adjust the overall length of the fishing rod as well as other fishing rods and use it in a somewhat short state like other fishing rods.Also, in general, the fishing rod comes into contact with the inner surface of the rod pipe and the fishing line resistance is large, There is room for improvement. Accordingly, a spliced through fishing rod that can be extended and contracted in length and reduce fishing line resistance will be described.

That is, a fishing line introduction portion having a fishing line introduction hole for introducing a fishing line from the outside to the inside of the middle rod is formed in the front half of the middle rod that is spliced to the original rod. A spliced through fishing rod characterized by forming a locking portion on a middle rod located close to and behind the base rod so as to be able to lock the former rod. Further, the present invention is a spliced through fishing rod wherein a lower end position of the entrance of the fishing line introduction hole is formed higher than an outer peripheral surface of a tip end portion of the original rod.

Since the fishing line introduction portion is formed not in the original rod but in the front half of the middle rod ahead, the length of the fishing rod is longer than that in the case where the fishing line introduction portion is formed in the original rod at the same height of the reel. Since the angle of inclination of the fishing line with respect to the direction becomes smaller, and the free distance from the reel to the introduction of the fishing line into the rod tube becomes longer, the fishing line resistance can be reduced. Further, since the locking portion is provided at a rear position near the fishing line introduction portion, the center rod can be stored and locked in the original rod for a predetermined length, and can be used as a through fishing rod even in this shortened state. In addition, if the lower surface of the fishing line introduction hole entrance is formed higher than the outer peripheral surface of the tip of the former rod, it will be prevented from contacting the surface of the former rod when the fishing line runs even when it is used short. And the fishing line resistance can be reduced.

Hereinafter, this fishing rod will be described in more detail with reference to the embodiment shown in FIG. FIG. 1 shows that the rear end portion of the middle rod 12 is spliced to the joint portion 10B at the front end of the original rod 10 in a swing-out manner. The rear end of the pole 14 is joined. At the end, a head rod (not shown) is spliced in parallel. However, in the present invention, all the joint portions may be of a swing type. Further, a reel sheet 16 is attached to an appropriate position of the original rod 10, and a reel 18 is fixed to the reel sheet 16.

A fishing line introduction part 22 is formed at a predetermined position in the front half (the second middle rod side) of the middle rod 12, and a fishing line 26 is inserted into the fishing line introduction part 22 from outside to inside of the middle rod. A fishing line introduction hole 24 to be introduced is formed. Further, a locking portion 28 is formed immediately after the fishing line introduction portion 22. When the middle rod 12 is stored in the original rod 10 by a predetermined length and the entire length of the fishing rod is shortened, the middle rod 12 is used. The engaging portion 28 is engaged with the joint portion 10B of the original rod 10. The fishing line guide ring 24a at the outlet of the fishing line introduction hole 24 faces obliquely upward in FIG. 1 near the fishing line guide ring 14a at the rear end of the second middle rod 14, and these guide rings allow the fishing line 26 The direction change in the direction is performed stepwise, and the fishing line resistance is reduced.

First, when the fishing rod is used longer, the rear end of the middle rod 12 is joined to the joint 10B of the original rod 10 as shown in FIG. From 18, the fishing line 26 is inserted through the fishing line introduction hole 24. In this case, for example, one fishing line guide may be provided outside the front part of the original rod 10 in order to prevent the fishing line 26 from hanging. This fishing line guide may be set to a size large enough to be used even in the short use state of the fishing rod described below, or a structure that can be folded without using it may be adopted.

As described above, when fishing is performed in a short state of the fishing rod in which the middle rod 12 is accommodated in the original rod 10, the fishing line introduction unit 22 is located at the position indicated by the two-dot chain line 22 ″. Since the height position of the lower end of the entrance of the hole 24 (24 ') is formed to be higher than the outer peripheral surface of the tip portion of the former rod 10 by the height H, it is necessary to prevent the fishing line from contacting the surface of the former rod 10 or the like. Therefore, fishing line resistance can be reduced.

Further, the locking portion 28 may not be located immediately after the fishing line introduction portion 22 but may be slightly away from the fishing line introduction portion 22. Furthermore, the fishing line introduction hole 24 of the fishing line introduction part 22 is formed only in the middle rod 12 and not in the second middle rod 14 so as to avoid the area of the joint part 12B. Preferably, in the present embodiment, it is formed immediately after the joint portion 12B. Therefore, the middle rod 12 of the present embodiment under these preferable conditions is housed most deeply in the original rod 10. Therefore, the closing size is shortened, and handling in transportation or the like becomes easy.

At the same time, a locking portion 10A made of a rubber member or the like for locking and holding the rear end portion of the middle rod 12 is formed immediately before the rod bottom part 20 of the former rod 10, and the locking portion 10A which is housed most deeply The deflection of the rod 12 can be prevented. The same applies to the case where the tip rod is spliced in front of the middle rod 12 instead of having the second center rod 14 as in this embodiment. The same is true even when a pole or the like is spliced.

Here, the former rod 10 refers to a rod tube equipped with the reel sheet 16 as described above, and having a proper length and a grip portion, like an auxiliary rod tube of the former rod. A rod that simply adjusts the length is considered to be integrated into the original rod.

As is clear from the above description, according to the above-described spliced through fishing rod, since the fishing line introduction portion is formed in the first half of the middle rod, it is compared with the case where the fishing line introduction portion is formed in the original rod. The angle of inclination of the fishing line with respect to the reel of the same height is reduced, and the free distance from the reel to the introduction of the fishing line into the rod tube is long, so that the fishing line resistance can be reduced. Since the locking portion is provided at the near rear position, the middle rod can be locked in a short state with the predetermined length stored in the original rod, and the length can be adjusted. Also, if the lower end position of the fishing line introduction hole entrance is formed higher than the outer peripheral surface of the extremity of the extremity of the excavation rod, it is prevented from coming into contact with the exiginal rod surface when the fishing line travels even when it is used short. In addition, the fishing line resistance can be reduced, and the fishing line can be smoothly taken in and out.

[0031]

[Effect of the invention]

 As is apparent from the above description, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a spliced through fishing rod that can be adjusted in length and can smoothly take in and out a fishing line.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view of a main part of a continuous fishing rod according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of a main part of another embodiment of the spliced through fishing rod according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 Former rod 12,12 'Middle rod 14,14' Second middle rod 22,22 'Fishing line introduction part 24 Fishing line introduction hole

Claims (1)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A spliced through fishing rod in which a small diameter rod pipe is spliced to a large diameter rod pipe, wherein the small diameter rod pipe has a fishing line introduction part having a fishing line introduction hole for introducing a fishing line from outside to inside. When the small diameter rod pipe is housed, the fishing line introduction part is located on the front side of the large diameter rod pipe, and the lower end of the entrance of the fishing line introduction hole is from the outer peripheral surface of the distal end of the large diameter rod pipe. Piercing fishing rod characterized by a high position.