JPH11266762A - Threading tool for fishing rod - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a threading tool for a fishing rod, capable of placing a fishing line-hooking portion on the outside of a fishing line-introducing guide to facilitate a work for binding the fishing line, even when the fishing line- hooking portion held with a finger is released. SOLUTION: This threading tool A for a fishing rod comprises a thread main body 1, a riveting member 10, a metal ring 11, a metal ring 11 connected to the metal ring 11, a riveting member 13, a fishing line-hooking portion 14, a thread main body 1' fixed to the lower end of the riveting member 10, a weight 15, a fixing member 16 fixed to the upper end of the thread main body 1, and a stopping member 2 fit onto the thread main body 1 on its upper side so as to be stopped at a proper position. The portion below the riveting member 10 of the thread main body 1 constitutes one side (a) of the threading tool A for the fishing rod, and the riveting member 13 and the fishing line-hooking portion 14 constitute an introduction portion B for introducing the side (a) of the threading tool A to the outside of a fishing line-introducing guide 3. The weight 15 and the thread main body 1' fixed to the lower end of the riveting member 10 constitute an introduction-assisting portion C for holding the introduction portion B in an outward introduced state.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fishing line threader for guiding a fishing line through a rod tube or an external fishing line guide.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is a fishing rod threader A 'as shown in FIG. 16, for example. A fishing rod threader is inserted from the fishing line top guide 8 side, and a threader is passed through a fishing line guide hole 3a of a fishing line introduction guide 3. A fishing line catching portion 47 and a fishing line hooking portion 48 provided at the lower end of the tool
Is pulled out by the bending of the bending portion 44 composed of a plurality of connected metal rings to bind the fishing line 20. In this fishing rod threader A ', the stopper member 2 which comes into contact with the tip of the fishing line top guide 8
When the lower end of the threading tool A 'is tilted from the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3 and the rod tube is tilted, the line is automatically pulled out to an appropriate length to bind the fishing line 20. It has become.

[0003] However, since the length from the fishing line top guide 8 to the fishing line introduction guide 3 is regulated by the stopper member 2, the length from the fishing line introduction guide to the fishing line locking portion 47 drawn out is short, and the fishing line is not bound. When the finger is worn, the holding operation must be continued with the finger, and the binding operation is unstable. If the finger is accidentally released, the fishing line locking portion 47 and the fishing line hooking portion 48 are drawn into the fishing line introduction guide 3. Thus, there is a problem that the operation of pulling out the fishing line locking portion 47 and the fishing line hooking portion 48 from the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3 has to be performed again.
When the position of the stopper 2 is set so that the lengths of the fishing line catching portion 47 and the fishing line hooking portion 48 that are drawn out from the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3 become longer, the fishing line catching portion 47 is positioned inside the rod pipe. The fishing line guide 3 passes through the position of the fishing line guide hole 3a and hangs downward.
There was a drawback that the work of drawing out was troublesome.

[0004]

The problem to be solved is that the length from the fishing line introduction guide to the fishing line locking portion which is pulled out is short, and it is necessary to keep holding the fishing line with a finger when binding the fishing line. If the wearing operation is unstable and the finger is accidentally released, the fishing line engaging portion and the fishing line hooking portion are drawn into the fishing line introduction guide, and the operation of pulling out from the fishing line guide hole again has to be performed. .

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, an object of the present invention is to provide a liner for a fishing rod that allows the line hooking portion to be outside the fishing line introduction guide so that the fishing line can be easily bound even when the finger holding portion is released. Is to provide tools.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a guide portion for guiding one side of a threading device outward from a fishing line introduction guide from inside a rod tube to one end of a thread body. The gist of the invention is to provide a guide assisting portion for holding the guide portion in a state of being guided outward from the fishing line introduction guide, and to provide a hook portion on at least one of the guide portion and the guide assisting portion.

[0007]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention relates to a fishing line top guide 8 for a tip rod tube 6 which is designed to adjust the length of a fishing rod threader A to be inserted into a rod tube.
Of the fishing line introduction guide 3 to the length of the fishing line guide hole 3a by the stop member 2, the threading device A is inserted into the inside of the rod tube, and the through fishing rod D is tilted. A stopper member 2 which is dropped on the inside of the rod pipe by the weight of the guide portion B and the guide auxiliary portion C on one side A of A and the weight of the caulking members 30 and 45.
Is brought into contact with the tip of the fishing line top guide 8, the guiding portion B is guided outward from the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3 by the weight of the guiding portion B on one side a of the fishing line threader A. When the guide auxiliary portion C is pulled out from the fishing line guide hole 3a, the state in which the guide portion B is guided outward by the guide auxiliary portion C is maintained, and the guide portion B returns into the fishing line guide hole 3a. There is no need to keep holding the thread hooks 14, 46 with your fingers,
It is extremely easy to bind the fishing line to the line hook portions 14 and 46, and since the threader A can be pulled up from the inside of the rod tube, it is easy and easy to guide the fishing line to the inside of the rod tube.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIGS. 1 to 3 show a first embodiment. FIG. Side enlarged view,
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional side view of a main part when a threading device is inserted into a fishing rod, (a) an enlarged cross-sectional side view of a fishing line introduction guide portion, and (b) an enlarged cross-sectional side view of a fishing line top guide portion. FIG. 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional side view in which a guide portion and a guide auxiliary portion on one side are pulled out from a fishing line introduction guide.

The fishing rod threader A includes a thread main body 1, a caulking member 10 fixed to the lower side of the thread main body 1, and a metal ring 11.
A metal ring 12 connected to the metal ring 11, a caulking member 13 to which the metal ring 12 is fixed, a thread hooking portion 14 fixed to a lower end of the caulking member 13, and a thread fixed to a lower end of the caulking member 10. A main body 1 ', a weight 15 fixed to the lower end of the yarn main body 1',
It is composed of a fixing member 16 fixed to the upper end of the yarn main body 1 and a stop member 2 fitted so as to be stopped at an appropriate position above the yarn main body 1. The lower side of the caulking member 10 of the thread main body 1 is defined as one side a of the fishing rod threader A. One side a of the fishing rod threader A with the caulking member 13 and the line hooking portion 14
Of the fishing line introduction guide 3 to the outside. It is constituted by a thread main body 1 'fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 10 and a guide assisting section C for holding the guide section B in a state of being guided outward by a weight 15. The yarn main body 1 and the yarn main body 1 'may be a single filament.

The yarn main bodies 1, 1 'are made of resin coating on the outer periphery of, for example, a shape memory metal wire or a stainless steel wire, and are formed easily and flexibly. The thread hooking part 14 is formed of a string or the like. The stopper member 2 is formed in a perforated ring shape by, for example, synthetic resin, and a perforated elastic support member is formed in the through hole 2a.
17 is fixed and has a diameter larger than the inner diameter of the tip of a fishing line top guide described later.

A plurality of rod pipes are joined to the through fishing rod D,
A middle rod pipe 5 and a head rod pipe 6 are sequentially formed on the front side of the former rod pipe 4 with a tapered outer periphery of a joint part of the front rod pipe formed on the inner periphery of the joint part, and are detachably connected. ing. The drawing shows a swing-out type fishing rod. A rigid guide 18 is fixed in the butt plug 7 fixed to the rear end of the inner rod pipe 5 inside the rod pipe,
A fishing line top guide 8 is fixed to the outer periphery of the tip of the tip rod tube 6. When the fishing line 20 wound around the spool of the reel 19 mounted on the original rod tube 4 is inserted into the inside of each rod tube, the thread is passed through the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 of the tip rod tube 6. The tool A is inserted and passed through the rigid guide 18 fixed in the rod inner side 6a of the tip rod 6 and the buttocks 7 fixed to the rod end of the middle rod 5, and the fishing line introduction guide 3 Drawn out.

Each of the rod pipes 4, 5, and 6 is formed by winding a prepreg sheet (not shown) cut into a tape-shaped rectangular shape a suitable number of times on a core metal (not shown), and then taping the outside thereof. It is placed in a heating furnace and is integrally formed by a thermosetting treatment according to a conventional method. The prepreg sheet is made of, for example, a woven fabric reinforced with high-strength fibers such as carbon fiber, glass fiber, aramid fiber, alumina fiber, Keplera fiber, other organic fibers, and inorganic fibers.
It is formed by impregnating a thermosetting synthetic resin such as a polyester resin or a polyester resin.

A long hole portion 4a is formed in the side surface of the original rod tube 4, and a fishing line guide frame 9 is fixedly mounted on the outer periphery of the original rod tube 4 outside the fishing line introduction guide 3. The fishing line introduction guide 3 is formed of a hard material such as metal or ceramic. A fishing line guide hole 3a is formed in the center of the fishing line introduction guide 3 and has a wide and long hole extending in the axial direction of the original rod tube 4, and a U-shaped concave portion 3b is formed on one outer side of the fishing line introduction guide 3. Then, the edge of the long hole portion 4a of the original rod tube 4 is fitted into the concave portion 3b. The outside of the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3 is formed open.

The fishing line guide frame 9 has a through hole 9a in the center of which the fishing line introduction guide 3 fits, and an upright portion 9b formed on one side to form a fishing line hard guide 21 made of a hard material such as metal or ceramic. Has been fixed. A through hole is formed in one side flange portion 9c of the fishing line guide frame 9 and is fixed to the original rod tube 4 by a fixing pin 22. The other side flange portion 9d of the fishing line guide frame 9 is fixed to the outer periphery of the original rod tube 4 with a string or the like (not shown).

When the threader A is inserted through the inner fishing rod D, the inner rod pipe 5 is pulled out from the original rod pipe 4 with the tip rod pipe 6 housed in the inner rod pipe 5. Next, the length L from the hook portion 14 of the threading device A to the stopper member 2 is from the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 of the tip rod pipe 6 to the reel 19 side of the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3. The stop member 2 is moved so that the length is substantially the same as the length L1. When the preparation of the threading device A is completed, the weight 15 on one side a of the threading device A is inserted into the inside of the rod from the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 of the tip rod 6, and the weight of the weight 15 The stopper member 2 is applied to the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 by dropping inside the pipe.

When the stop member 2 is applied to the tip of the fishing line top guide 8, the hook portion 14 of the guiding portion B is located at the position of the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introducing guide 3, and when the fishing rod D is tilted, the guiding portion The caulking member 13 and the hook portion 14 of B are bent at the metal ring 12 by the weight of the caulking member 13 and protrude outward from the fishing line guide hole 3a as shown in FIG. In this state, FIG.
(A), when the caulking member 13 and the thread hooking portion 14 of the guiding portion B are pulled outward as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 3, the thread main body 1 of the guiding auxiliary portion C below the caulking member 10. And the weight 15 can be pulled out from the fishing line guide hole 3a by grasping it with a finger. Weight of the yarn main body 1 'of the guidance assisting section C
When 15 is pulled out from the fishing line guide hole 3a, the guiding portion B
The caulking member 13 and the line hooking portion 14 do not return into the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3. In this state, the fishing line 20 pulled out from the reel 19 is bound to the line hooking portion 14, the threading tool A is pulled up and removed, and a mechanism (not shown) is attached to the fishing line 20.

The length L from the hook portion 14 of the threading device A to the stop member 2 is equal to the length L1 from the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 of the tip rod tube 6 to the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3. The stop member 2 is moved and changed accordingly. The threading tool A for the through fishing rod D has the reel 19 side downward and the rod tip side upward.
Is inserted into the inside of the rod tube, the tip rod tube 6 does not jump out, and the heavy reel mounting side is lower than the rod tip side, so that the threading tool A can be inserted stably and the tip rod tube 6 jumps out. No breakage.

When the threading device A is configured as described above,
The length of the fishing rod threader A to be inserted into the rod
Of the fishing line top guide 8 to the length of the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3 with the stop member 2, the threading tool A is inserted into the inside of the rod pipe, and the through fishing rod D is tilted. When the stopper member 2 is dropped on the inside of the rod tube by the weight of the guide auxiliary portion C on one side a of the threading device A and the stop member 2 is brought into contact with the tip of the fishing line top guide 8, the fishing line threading device A
The position of the metal ring 12 is bent by the weight of the caulking member 13 of the guiding portion B on one side a, and the caulking member 13 and the line hooking portion 14 are guided outward from the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3 and outward. When the thread main body 1 ′ and the weight 15 of the guiding auxiliary portion C are drawn out from the fishing line guide hole 3 a, the caulking member 13 and the line hooking portion 14 of the guiding portion B are guided outward by the guiding auxiliary portion C. Is held, and the guiding portion B does not return into the fishing line guide hole 3a. Therefore, it is extremely easy to bind the fishing line 20 to the line hooking portion 14, and the threading tool A is pulled up from the inside of the rod pipe. It is easy and easy to guide the fishing line 20 to the inside of the rod pipe.

FIGS. 4 and 5 show a second embodiment. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional side view of a main part of a fishing rod threader and an enlarged side view of one side of the threader, and FIG. FIG. 5 is an enlarged sectional side view in which a guide portion and a guide auxiliary portion are drawn out of a fishing line introduction guide.

In the second embodiment, a fishing rod threader A includes a thread main body 1 and a caulking member fixed below the thread main body 1.
10, a metal ring 11, a metal ring 23 connected to the metal ring 11, a caulking member 24 to which the metal ring 23 is fixed, a metal ring 25 fixed to a lower end of the caulking member 24, and a connection to the metal ring 25. Metal ring 26, a caulking member 27 to which the metal ring 26 is fixed, a wire 28 fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 27, a weight 29 fixed to the lower end of the wire 28, and a caulking member 24. A thread main body 1 'fixed to the lower end, a caulking member 30 fixed to the lower end of the thread main body 1', and a thread hook portion fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 30
14, a fixing member 16 fixed to the upper end of the yarn main body 1, and a stop member 2 fitted so as to be stopped at an appropriate position above the yarn main body 1.

The lower side of the caulking member 10 of the thread main body 1 is defined as one side a of the fishing rod threader A. The caulking member 27, the filament 28 and the weight 29 constitute a guide portion B for guiding one side a of the fishing rod threader A outward from the fishing line introduction guide 3. The thread main body 1 'protruding below the caulking member 24
And a guiding auxiliary portion C for holding the guiding portion B in a state of being guided outward by the crimping member 30 and the thread hooking portion 14. Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment.

When the threader A is inserted through the inner fishing rod D, the inner rod pipe 5 is pulled out from the former rod pipe 4 with the tip rod pipe 6 housed in the inner rod pipe 5. Next, the length L from the weight 29 to the stop member 2 is measured from the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 of the tip rod tube 6 to the clearance of the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3.
The stopper member 2 is moved so that the length is substantially the same as the length L1 up to the side of the handle 19. When the preparation of the threading device A is completed, the caulking member 30 and the thread hooking portion 14 on one side a of the threading device A are inserted into the rod tube from the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 of the tip rod tube 6, With the weight of the caulking member 30 and the weight 29, the stopper member 2 falls on the inside of the rod pipe and is applied to the tip of the fishing line top guide 8.

At this time, as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG.
The yarn main body 1 'of the guiding auxiliary portion C on one side a and the caulking member 30
The line hooking portion 14 is located inside the rod tube, the caulking member 27, the striated line 28 and the weight 29 of the guide portion B are located at the position of the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3, and when the fishing rod D is inclined, metal ring
The guide portion B is bent at the position 26 and guided outward from the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3.

When the thread main body 1 ', the caulking member 30 and the thread hooking portion 14 of the guide assisting portion C on one side a of the threading tool A are pulled out of the fishing line introduction guide 3 as shown by the solid line in FIG. The caulking member 27, the filament 28, and the weight 29 of the guiding portion B are bent at the position of the metal ring 23 at the upper end of the caulking member 24 and guided outward from the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3, and the guiding auxiliary portion C is formed. Since the guide portion B and the guide auxiliary portion C are drawn out of the fishing line introduction guide 3, the guiding portion B and the guidance auxiliary portion C do not return to the inside of the fishing line guide hole 3 a of the fishing line introduction guide 3.

FIG. 6 shows a third embodiment, and FIG. 6 is a sectional side view of a main part of a threading device for a fishing rod and an enlarged side view of one side of the threading device.

In the third embodiment, a fishing rod threader A includes a thread main body 1 and a caulking member fixed to the lower side of the thread main body 1.
10 and a thread main body 1 ″ fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 10
A caulking member 31 fixed to the thread body 1 ", a thread body 1 'fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 31, a caulking member 30 fixed to the lower end of the thread body 1', and a caulking member. 30
Threaded portion 14 fixed to the lower end of the thread, a ring-shaped metal ring 32 fitted to the outside of the thread main body 1 ", and a ring-shaped metal ring
A metal ring 26 connected to the metal ring 26; a caulking member 27 to which the metal ring 26 is fixed; and a filament 28 fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 27.
And a weight 29 fixed to the lower end of the filament 28 and the thread main body 1
A fixing member 16 fixed to the upper end of the thread main body 1 and a stopper member 2 fitted to the upper side of the yarn main body 1 so as to be stopped at an appropriate position. The yarn main body 1, the yarn main body 1 "and the yarn main body 1 'may be a single filament.

The lower side of the caulking member 10 of the thread main body 1 is defined as one side a of the fishing rod threader A. The ring-shaped metal ring 32, the metal ring 26, the caulking member 27, the filament 28 and the weight 29 constitute a guiding portion B for guiding one side a of the fishing rod threader A outward from the fishing line introduction guide 3. ing. The caulking member 31
A guiding auxiliary portion C for holding the guiding portion B in a state of being guided outward by the thread main body 1 ′, the caulking member 30, and the thread hooking portion 14 protruding downward is configured. The yarn main body 1, 1'1 "is formed by, for example, resin coating on the outer periphery of a shape memory metal wire or a stainless steel wire so as to be easily and flexibly formed. They are almost the same.

A ring-shaped metal ring 32 is provided outside the yarn main body 1 ".
Are fitted, and the metal ring 26 of the guiding portion B is
When the caulking member 27, the filament 28, and the weight 29 are connected to each other, the caulking member 27, the filament 28, and the weight 29 of the guiding portion B can rotate the outer periphery of the thread main body 1 ″ by 360 degrees, and ring
The bending direction is not restricted by the connection of the metal rings 11, 12 and the metal rings 11, 23 and the metal rings 25, 26.

FIG. 7 shows a fourth embodiment. FIG. 7 is a sectional side view of a main part of a threading device for a fishing rod and an enlarged side view of one side of the threading device.

In the fourth embodiment, the fishing rod threading device A includes a thread main body 1 and a caulking member fixed below the thread main body 1.
10 and a thread main body 1 ″ fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 10
A caulking member 31 fixed to the thread body 1 ", a thread body 1 'fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 31, a caulking member 30 fixed to the lower end of the thread body 1', and a caulking member. 30
Threaded portion 14 fixed to the lower end of the thread, a ring-shaped metal ring 32 fitted to the outside of the thread main body 1 ", and a ring-shaped metal ring
A filament 33 that is passed through 32 and one end of which is rounded in an annular shape;
A weight 29 fixed to the lower end of the thread main body 1, a fixing member 16 fixed to the upper end of the yarn main body 1, and a stopper member 2 fitted to be appropriately stopped above the yarn main body 1. ing. The yarn main body 1, the yarn main body 1 "and the yarn main body 1 'may be a single filament.

The lower side of the caulking member 10 of the thread main body 1 is defined as one side a of the fishing rod threader A. A guide portion B for guiding one side a of the fishing rod threader A outward from the fishing line introduction guide 3 is constituted by the ring-shaped metal ring 32, the filament 33 and the weight 29. A guiding auxiliary portion C is provided to hold the guiding portion B in a state where the guiding portion B is guided outward by the thread main body 1 'protruding below the caulking member 31, the caulking member 30, and the thread hooking portion 14. Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment.

A ring-shaped metal ring 32 is provided outside the yarn main body 1 ".
Is fitted, and one end of the annularly rounded filament 33 is connected to the ring-shaped metal ring 32, the filament 33 of the guiding portion B and the weight 29 move the outer periphery of the thread main body 1 ″ by 360 degrees. It becomes rotatable, and the bending direction is not restricted by the connection of the metal rings.

8 and 9 show a fifth embodiment. FIG. 8 is a sectional side view of a main part of a fishing rod threader and an enlarged side view of one side of the threader, and FIG. 9 is one side of the threader. FIG. 5 is an enlarged sectional side view in which a guide portion and a guide auxiliary portion are drawn out of a fishing line introduction guide.

In the fifth embodiment, a fishing rod threading device A includes a thread main body 1 and a caulking member fixed below the thread main body 1.
10, a metal ring 11, a metal ring 23 connected to the metal ring 11, a caulking member 24 to which the metal ring 23 is fixed, a thread main body 1 'fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 24, and a thread main body. 1 ′, a threaded portion 14 fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 30, a ring-shaped metal ring connected to the metal ring 11, and a ring-shaped metal ring. Connected metal ring 26
And a caulking member 27 fixed to the metal ring 26, and a caulking member
27, a filament 28 fixed to the upper end of the filament 28, a weight 29 fixed to the upper end of the filament 28, a fixing member 16 fixed to the upper end of the thread main body 1, and And a stop member 2 fitted so as to be stopped at the position.

The lower side of the caulking member 10 of the thread main body 1 is defined as one side a of the fishing rod threader A. The ring-shaped metal ring 34, the metal ring 26, the caulking member 27, the filament 28 and the weight 29 constitute a guiding portion B for guiding one side a of the fishing rod threader A outward from the fishing line introduction guide 3. ing. The caulking member 24
A guiding auxiliary portion C for holding the guiding portion B in a state of being guided outward by the thread main body 1 ′, the caulking member 30, and the thread hooking portion 14 protruding downward is configured. Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment.

When the threader A is inserted through the inner fishing rod D, the inner rod pipe 5 is pulled out from the former rod 4 with the tip rod pipe 6 housed in the inner rod pipe 5. Next, the length L from the position of the ring-shaped metal rings 34 and 26 of the guide portion B to the stopper member 2 is determined from the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 of the tip rod tube 6 to the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3. The stop member 2 is moved so as to have a length substantially equal to the length L1 up to the reel 19 side. When the preparation of the threading device A is completed, the threading device A
When the caulking member 30 and the line hooking portion 14 on one side a are inserted into the inside of the rod tube from the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 of the tip rod tube 6,
With the weight of the caulking member 30 and the weight 29, the stopper member 2 falls on the inside of the rod pipe and is applied to the tip of the fishing line top guide 8. At this time, the guide portion B is inserted with the ring-shaped metal ring 34 and the metal ring 26 side down.

As shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 9, the thread main body 1 ', the caulking member 30, and the thread hooking portion 14 of the guide assisting portion C on one side a of the threading tool A are located inside the rod tube. The caulking member 27, the filament 28, and the weight 29 of B are located at the position of the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3, and when the fishing rod D is tilted, it bends at the metal ring 26 and the guiding portion B is moved. Fishing line guide hole 3a
It is guided more outward. The thread main body 1 ', the caulking member 30, and the thread hooking portion 14 of the guide auxiliary portion C on one side a of the threading tool A are shown in FIG.
When the caulking member 27, the filament 28, and the weight 29 of the guide portion B are pulled outward as shown by the solid line, the guide portion B and the guide auxiliary portion C are pulled out of the fishing line guide 3. Does not return into the fishing line guide hole 3a.

In the above description, the weight 29 of the guiding portion B is inserted upward from the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 into the inside of the rod tube. However, the weight 29 may be inserted downward. Further, in the third and fourth embodiments, the weight 29 may be inserted with the weight 29 facing upward.

FIG. 10 is a sixth embodiment, and FIG. 10 is a sectional side view of a main part of a fishing line threader and an enlarged side view of one side of the threader.

In the sixth embodiment, the filament 33 of the fourth embodiment is used.
An anchor-type weight 35 is fixed in place of the weight 29 fixed to the lower end of the robot. Other configurations are similar to those of the first embodiment and the fourth embodiment.
It is almost the same as a part of the fifth embodiment.

FIG. 11 shows a seventh embodiment, and FIG. 11 is a sectional side view of a main part of a fishing line threader and an enlarged side view of one side of the threader.

In the seventh embodiment, the fishing rod threading device A includes a thread main body 1 and a caulking member fixed below the thread main body 1.
10, a metal ring 11, a metal ring 23 connected to the metal ring 11, a caulking member 24 to which the metal ring 23 is fixed, a thread main body 1 'fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 24, and a thread main body. 1 ', a caulking member 35 fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 35, another thread main body 36 fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 35, a caulking member 30 fixed to the lower end of the other thread main body 36, and a caulking member 30 A thread hook portion 14 fixed to the lower end of the metal ring 11, a ring-shaped metal ring 34 connected to the metal ring 11, and a metal ring 26 connected to the ring-shaped metal ring 34,
A caulking member 27 fixed to the metal ring 26, a weight 29 fixed to the caulking member 27, a fixing member 16 fixed to the upper end of the thread main body 1, and appropriately stopped above the thread main body 1. And the stop member 2 fitted as described above. The other yarn main body 36 has a lower rigidity than the yarn main body 1, 1'1 "which is resin-coated on the outer periphery of, for example, a shape memory metal wire or a stainless steel wire and is easily and flexibly formed. For example, it is formed by using a filament of synthetic resin such as tex, a filament rubber, or a metal stranded wire.

The lower side of the caulking member 10 of the thread main body 1 is defined as one side a of the fishing rod threader A. The ring-shaped metal ring 34, the metal ring 26, the caulking member 27, and the weight 29 constitute a guide portion B for guiding one side a of the fishing rod threader A outward from the fishing line introduction guide 3. The thread main body 1 ', the caulking member 35 and the other thread main bodies protruding below the caulking member 24.
The guide assisting portion C is configured to hold the guide portion B in a state where the guide portion B is guided outward by the 36, the caulking member 30, and the thread hooking portion 14.
Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment.

The other yarn body 36 having low elasticity is the yarn body 1 '.
Is connected to the fishing line introduction guide 3
Of the fishing line guide hole 3a.

FIGS. 12 to 14 show an eighth embodiment. FIG. 12 is a sectional side view of an essential part of a threading device for a fishing rod and an enlarged side view of one side of the threading device. FIG. 14 is an enlarged cross-sectional side view in which the guiding portion and the guiding auxiliary portion are inserted without the rod tube, and FIG. 14 is an enlarged cross-sectional side view in which the guiding portion on one side of the threading tool is pulled out from the fishing line introduction guide and the guiding auxiliary portion is held FIG.

In the eighth embodiment, the fishing rod threading device A includes a thread main body 1 and a caulking member fixed below the thread main body 1.
37, an elastic member 38 having elasticity such as rubber fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 37, a caulking member 39 fixed to the lower end of the elastic member 38, and a metal ring 40 fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 39. And a metal ring 41 connected to the metal ring 40, and a metal ring 41
, A thread main body 1 ′ fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 39, a caulking member 43 fixed to the lower end of the thread main body 1 ′, and a lower end of the caulking member 43. A bent portion 44 composed of a plurality of connected metal rings, a caulking member 30 fixed to the lower end of the bent portion 44, a thread hooking portion 14 fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 30, and an upper end of the thread main body 1. It is composed of a fixed fixing member 16 and a stopper member 2 fitted so as to be stopped at an appropriate position above the yarn main body 1.

The lower side of the caulking member 37 of the thread main body 1 is defined as one side a of the fishing rod threader A. The guide portion B is configured to be guided by the caulking member 37, the elastic member 38, the caulking member 39, the metal ring 40, the metal ring 41, and the holding rod 42 so as to guide the guide portion B outward. A guide for guiding one side a of the fishing rod threader A outward from the fishing line introduction guide 3 by the bent portion 44 formed of a metal ring connected to the caulking member 43, the caulking member 30, and the line hooking portion 14. The section B is configured. Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment.

When the threading device A is inserted through the fishing rod D, the middle rod tube 5 is pulled out from the former rod tube 4 with the tip rod tube 6 housed in the middle rod tube 5. Next, the bent portion 44 made of a metal ring connected to the caulking member 43 of the guiding portion B, the caulking member 30, and the length L from the position of the line hooking portion 14 to the stop member 2 are the top of the fishing line of the tip rod tube 6. The stop member 2 is moved so that the length from the tip of the guide 8 to the reel 19 side of the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3 is substantially the same as L1. When the preparation of the threading device A is completed, the threading device A
The caulking member 30 and the line hooking portion 14 on one side a are inserted into the inside of the rod from the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 of the tip rod 6, and the holding rod 42 is rotated vertically along the caulking member 39. It is inserted. By this insertion, the stopper member 2 is applied to the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 by falling down the inside of the rod pipe with the weight of the caulking member 30 and the weight 29.

When the stop member 2 is brought into contact with the tip of the fishing line top guide 8, the hook portion 14 of the guiding portion B is located at the position of the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3, and when the inside fishing rod D is tilted, the guiding portion is moved. A bent portion 44 formed of a metal ring in which a plurality of the caulking members 13 and the thread hooking portions 14 are connected by the weight of the caulking member 13.
It is bent at the position and protrudes outward from the fishing line guide hole 3a as shown in FIG. When the caulking member 13 and the thread hooking portion 14 of the guiding portion B are pulled outward in this state, the holding rod 42 of the guiding auxiliary portion C is pulled out against the elasticity of the elastic member 38 as shown in FIG. The fishing line guide 3 is engaged with the edge of the fishing line guide hole 3a.

When the holding rod 42 of the guiding auxiliary portion C is pulled out from the fishing line guide hole 3a and locked, the caulking member 13 and the line hooking portion 14 of the guiding portion B are connected to the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3.
Never go back in. In this state, the fishing line 20 pulled out from the reel 19 is bound to the line hooking portion 14, the locking of the holding rod 42 is released, the threading tool A is pulled up and removed, and a hook (not shown) is attached to the fishing line 20. Is attached.

FIG. 15 is a ninth embodiment, and FIG. 15 is a sectional side view of a main part of a fishing line threader and an enlarged side view of one side of the threader.

In the ninth embodiment, a fishing rod threader A includes a thread main body 1 and a caulking member fixed below the thread main body 1.
10, a metal ring 11 fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 10, a metal ring 23 connected to the metal ring 11, a caulking member 24 to which the metal ring 23 is fixed, and a metal ring 11 fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 24. A metal ring 25, a metal ring 12 connected to the metal ring 25, a caulking member 13 to which the metal ring 12 is fixed, a thread hooking portion 14 fixed to a lower end of the caulking member 13, and a lower end of the caulking member 24. The fixed thread main body 1 ′, the caulking member 45 fixed to the lower end of the thread main body 1 ′, the large-diameter fishing line hook portion 46 fixed to the lower end of the caulking member 45, It is composed of a fixing member 16 fixed to the upper end and a stopper member 2 fitted so as to be stopped at an appropriate position above the yarn main body 1. The large-diameter fishing line hook portion 46 is formed by a coil spring.

The lower side of the caulking member 10 of the thread main body 1 is defined as one side a of the fishing rod threader A. The caulking member 13 and the line hooking portion 14 constitute a guiding portion B for guiding one side a of the fishing rod threader A outward from the fishing line introduction guide 3.
A guide auxiliary portion C for holding the guide portion B in a state in which the guide portion B is guided outward by the thread main body 1 'protruding below the caulking member 24, the caulking member 45, and the large-diameter fishing line hooking portion 46. ing. Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment.

The line hooking section 14 and the large diameter fishing line hooking section 46 are selectively used when a thin fishing line 20 or a thick fishing line (not shown) is bound.

In the drawings described above, a swing-out type fishing rod is shown, but a fishing rod which can be spliced with a middle rod pipe 5 in front of the original rod pipe 4 may be used. In the above description, it has been described that the fishing line threading tool A is inserted from the tip of the fishing line top guide 8 of the tip rod pipe 6 of the inside fishing rod to the fishing line guide hole 3a of the fishing line introduction guide 3; The stop member may be positioned so as to extend from the fishing line top guide to the front side of the reel.

[0056]

The present invention is embodied in the form described above and has the following effects.

The length of the fishing rod threader A to be inserted into the rod pipe is aligned with the length from the tip of the fishing line top guide of the tip rod pipe to the fishing line guide hole of the fishing line introduction guide with a stopper member.
When the threading tool is inserted into the inside of the rod tube and the through fishing rod is tilted, the weight of the weight caulking member of the guide assisting portion on one side of the threading device drops the inside of the rod tube, and the stop member is the fishing line top guide. The guide portion is guided outward by the weight of the guide portion on one side of the fishing line threading tool from the fishing line guide hole of the fishing line introduction guide, and protrudes outward. When the guide portion is pulled out from the guide hole, the state where the guide portion is guided outward by the guide auxiliary portion is maintained, and the guide portion does not return to the inside of the fishing line guide hole, so it is not necessary to keep holding the line hook portion with a finger. In addition, it becomes extremely easy to attach the fishing line to the line hooking portion, and it is easy and easy to guide the fishing line to the inside of the rod tube because the threading tool may be pulled up from the inside of the rod tube.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional side view of a main part of a threading device for a fishing rod and an enlarged side view of one side of the threading device in a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional side view of a main part when a threading tool is inserted through the fishing rod, (a) an enlarged cross-sectional side view of a fishing line introduction guide portion, and (b) an enlarged cross-sectional side view of a fishing line top guide portion.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional side view in which a guide portion and a guide auxiliary portion on one side of the threader are pulled out from a fishing line introduction guide.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional side view of a main part of a threading device for a fishing rod and an enlarged side view of one side of the threading device in a second embodiment.

FIG. 5 is an enlarged sectional side view in which a guide portion and a guide auxiliary portion on one side of the threader are pulled out from a fishing line introduction guide.

FIG. 6 is a sectional side view of a main part of a fishing rod threading device and an enlarged side view of one side of the threading device in the third embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional side view of a main part of a fishing rod threader and an enlarged side view of one side of the threader in the fourth embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional side view of a main part of a threading device for a fishing rod and an enlarged side view of one side of the threading device in a fifth embodiment.

FIG. 9 is an enlarged sectional side view in which a guide portion and a guide auxiliary portion on one side of the threader are pulled out from a fishing line introduction guide.

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional side view of a main part of a fishing rod threader and an enlarged side view of one side of the threader in the sixth embodiment.

FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional side view of a main part of a threading device for a fishing rod and an enlarged side view of one side of the threading device in a seventh embodiment.

FIG. 12 is an essential part cross-sectional side view of a fishing rod threading device and an enlarged side view of one side of the threading device in the eighth embodiment.

FIG. 13 is an enlarged sectional side view in which a guide portion and a guide auxiliary portion on one side of the threading device are inserted into a rod tube.

FIG. 14 is an enlarged cross-sectional side view in which a guide portion on one side of the threader is pulled out from a fishing line introduction guide, and a guide assisting portion is held.

FIG. 15 is a cross-sectional side view of a main part of a threading device for a fishing rod and an enlarged side view of one side of the threading device in a ninth embodiment.

FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional side view of a main part in a conventional example when a threading tool is inserted into a fishing rod, (a) an enlarged cross-sectional side view of a fishing line introduction guide portion, and (b) an enlarged cross-sectional side view of a fishing line top guide portion. .

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List A threader B guide part C guide auxiliary part a one side of threader 1, 1 ', 1 "thread body 3 fishing line introduction guide 4, 5, 6 rod tube 14, 46 line hook

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A guide portion for guiding one side of a threading tool outward from a fishing line introduction guide from inside a rod tube to one end of a thread main body, and the guide portion is held in a state of being guided outward from the fishing line introduction guide. A threading device for a fishing rod, comprising: a guide assisting portion; and a line hook portion provided on at least one of the guide portion and the guide assisting portion.